Weather Outlook: Sunny With Light Chance of Rain
The forecast calls for mainly sunny skies with a 20 percent chance of precipitation on Wednesday. Highs near 29 and a low around 13, with map reference on Page B4.
01 Sep 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1987
Page
1
The forecast calls for mainly sunny skies with a 20 percent chance of precipitation on Wednesday. Highs near 29 and a low around 13, with map reference on Page B4.
The last of Britain's first septuplets Kane Halton died at 11:30 a.m. in the neonatal intensive care unit at Liverpool Maternity Hospital. He weighed one pound eight ounces at birth on August 15. Parents Susan and Neil Halton faced a long, distressing ordeal as five siblings died within five days and the sixth died last Thursday.
Italian agencies report six prisoners released 28 hostages after a week in an Elba prison surrendered to authorities. Amnesty International observers present. rebels sought prison transfers and better treatment while government prioritized hostage release. Five inmates face life terms for murder or kidnapping. Elba lies between Corsica and northwest Italy.
Iraq announced strikes on two Iranian industrial cities and three vessels in the Persian Gulf as Kuwaiti tankers escorted by U S warships moved northward. Iranian officials warned civilians near economic sites to evacuate amid renewed hostilities and a UN ceasefire push.
Montreal French prime minister Jacques Chirac labeled the NDP proposal to withdraw from NATO as naive and unrealistic. He warned such moves could turn citizens into slaves while praising some idealists yet urging responsibility. He also noted European defense and North American liberty. The Quebec francophone summit delegates later failed to agree on draft resolutions for the forum of 41 Francophone nations.
An Alberta Court of Queen's Bench judge delayed a settlement in the Principal Group Ltd. liquidation. Justice Ronald Berger refused to authorize a 1.5 million loan for bankruptcy trustee Steve Allan to pay Principal Group president Donald Cormie, delaying a deal that would transfer assets and affect unsecured creditors. Allan seeks alternative funding while Metropolitan Life pursues asset sales and reinvestment options for Principal funds.
Ben Johnson won the 100 meters in Rome with a world record 9.83 seconds to claim the gold. His adviser Frank Roth and adviser Steve Findlay discuss future earnings from appearances and trust funds under sport rules. Johnson already holds endorsement deals and is poised to become Canada's richest amateur athlete, surpassing Alex Baumann.
Ottawa moves to prevent a second national rail strike after 48 000 workers were ordered back to work. The cabinet extends contracts for two years and sets up an independent arbitrator while CN and CP rail engineers face potential action.
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