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31 May 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 31, 1986
Page
1
Cosmonauts Carry Out Eighth Spacewalk From Salyut-7
Two Soviet cosmonauts Leonid Kizim and Vladmir Solovev left the Salyut-7 orbital platform to work on a device described as a potential space station link. The walk followed their 1984 237 day endurance record and lasted about ten minutes of live Soviet TV coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Leonid Kizim
Vladimir Solovev
Harvard honors Lougheed with business school award
Former Alberta premier Peter Lougheed will receive Harvard Business School's highest service award alongside four others. The honor recognizes graduates who have achieved outstanding professional stature. Lougheed earned an MBA from Boston University in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Business School
Harvard University
Lougheed
Boston University
Train derailment blocks CP Rail line near Medicine Hat
A CP Rail freight train derailed on the eastern edge of Medicine Hat injuring no one and blocking about 775 metres of mainline toward Swift Current. The front section continued into Medicine Hat while 30 cars behind remained upright to be removed. The cause was not determined though heat and a kinked rail were considered factors. Over 250 Via Rail passengers were delayed in Medicine Hat for three hours. Two Wheat Board cars spilled grain and pulled down a telephone wire without fires. Anhydrous ammonia cars posed no danger to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Strickland
the News
CP Rail
Medicine Hat
Ken
Calgary
Dennis Lanthier
Lanthier
Flight Services
Canadian Wheat Board
Barry Dooley
Dooley
Ron Bell
Five Montreal men charged in Canada US bomb plot
Five Montreal area men of Indian origin were charged with conspiring to fabricate and use explosives. The charges linked to an alleged plot to blow up an Air India jetliner leaving New York, investigations led by RCMP with FBI CSIS and provincial police, eight arrest warrants issued. No link seen to last June Air India crash which killed 329.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
United States
Robert Beaudet
Sessions Court
United News of India
RCMP
FBI
Air-India
New York
India
Golden Temple
Amritsar
United News
Babbar Khalsa
Toronto
International Sikh Youth Federation
Quebec
Canadian Security Intelligence Service
Gurcharan Singh Banwait
LaSalle
Chattar Singh Saini
Chomedey
Santokh Singh Khela
Kashmir Singh Dhillon
Ravinder Singh Anand
Pauline Vincent
Plunge kills seniors in high speed bus crash
A bus returning from a Reno gambling trip to a Santa Monica retirement home plunged off a mountain road into the Walker River killing at least 18 of 41 passengers and injuring 22. One missing. five in critical condition. Driver had four speeding convictions in three years. investigators cite excessive speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Calif
U.S
Santa Monica
Reno
U.S. 395
Walker River
Mono County
John Daniels
Firefighters Die In Quebec Forest Fire Evacuation
Three firefighters died when they and others were evacuated from a lakeshore by aircraft and they lost their grip on pontoons in Lake Froget. The victims were Ber trans Vandal Jocelyn Pomerleau and Jean Claude Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Lake Froget
Montreal
Bertrand Vandal
St-Ambroise
Que
Jocelyn Pomerleau
Jean-Claude Fraser
Tutu urges Canada to sanction South Africa
Bishop Desmond Tutu drew strong applause in Toronto as he urged Canada to impose economic and diplomatic sanctions on South Africa. He said a Commonwealth panel, led by Archbishop Edward Scott, will likely back sanctions, arguing the moral climate must force governments to act against apartheid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Desmond Tutu
South Africa
Commonwealth Group
Edward Scott
Anglican Church In
Canada
Tutu
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