Israeli opposition backs Reagan plan in Middle East row
In Tel Aviv the Labor Party urged dialogue with Reagan proposals while Likud rejects the plan as dangerous. In Beirut a UN officer was killed by a sniper as Israeli forces edge toward the Kuwaiti Embassy area and Jordan signals a cautious response to the plan.
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U.S. Middle East
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Labor Party
Menachem Begin
Reagan
Beirut
United Nations
PLO
Yasser Arafat
West Bank
Begin
Likud
Shimon Peres
Jordan
Camp David
West Beirut
Lebanon
Samir Sanbar
Sanbar
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U.S
Peres
Hussein
United States
Middle East
Jerusalem
City woman injured. police link to July confrontations
A city woman was hurt Thursday in a field between the Medicine Hat Mall and Southview Mall. Police say the suspected attacker, a man in his mid twenties wearing a green head covering, may be the same person who threatened two girls in July. The description notes 1.77 m height, slight build, freckles, blue jeans, and a yellow mask in July. Contact police with any sightings.
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Medicine Hat
Southview Mall
Keith Bennett
Bennett
Southview
Medicine Hat Mall
A's defeat Jays in game two of Pioneer League final
Idaho Falls A's halted Medicine Hat Blue Jays three game win streak with a 7 4 victory in game two. Tim Lambert earned the win as Perry Mader took the loss. A's capitalized with a three run first inning and added singles in other frames. Game three set for 7 30 p m at Athletic Park with games four and five possible in the weekend.
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Idaho Falls
A’s
Medicine Hat Blue Jays
Jays
Lethbridge Dodgers
Keith Lieppman
Billy Martin
Lieppman
Perry Mader
Tim Lambert
A's
Athletic Park
Lougheed to address province on state of economy
Premier Peter Lougheed will speak on the provincial economy in a televised address at 8 p.m. MDT Tuesday. The speech, recorded at CFCN-TV Calgary, will be aired across the province with final stations still being arranged.
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Edmonton
Peter Lougheed
Ron Liepert
Cfcn-Tv
Calgary
Gas producers to pay now for northern pipeline route
Foothills Pipe Lines (Yukon) Ltd has NEB approval to charge Alberta producers about 60 per cent of 204 million dollars spent on planning the northern Alaska Highway gas line. The toll includes recovery for the southern leg. Foothills must commit to repayment with interest if the full system ships Alaska gas. The eastern and western legs began operating earlier this year and last October respectively.
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Foothills Pipe Lines (Yukon) Ltd
Alaska Highway
Alberta
National Energy Board
Foothills
NEB
United States
Pan-Alberta Gas Ltd
Nova
Caroline
Alta
Banks Cut Prime Lending Rate Across Major Canadian Banks
Canadian banks reduce prime lending to 15.5 percent from 16 percent the lowest since 1980. Some cut savings rates and Bank of Montreal lowers consumer loan rate to 18.5 percent. Central bank rate drops to 13.74 percent, prompting potential further rate cuts.
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Toronto Dominion Bank
Bank of Nova Scotia
Caisse Centrale Desjardins du Quebec
Bank of British Columbia
U.S
Bankers Fear Global Loan Defaults Rise Amid Debt Crisis
The late summer 1982 debt crisis looms as Mexico Athens banks nationalize and Argentina buckles under 130 percent inflation. Analysts warn as a potential $200 billion of the $500 billion Third World debt may be at risk while IMF World Bank talks stall on quota increases and concessional financing.
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Mexico
Wall Street
Argentina
London
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
U.S
IMF
U.S. Congress
International Development Association
IDA
Washington
Reagan
Treasury
Donald Regan
Medicine Hat health unit opens in new building spar over funding
The Health unit officially opened its new Medicine Hat building on Thursday as the mayor and a provincial cabinet minister clashed over funding responsibility. The weather section notes a Saturday rain chance with a high of 24 and a low of 12, referenced on page 14.
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