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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Sep 04, 1985

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Weather Index Update for Thursday

The Weather Index notes a cloudy day with showers and a 60 percent chance of precipitation on Thursday. High near 18 and low around 7. Map Page B3.

NDP chief blasts Mulroney government on pledges

Ed Broadbent told reporters on the anniversary of the Conservatives' landslide that it would be ludicrous to expect the year-old Mulroney government to keep all pledges. He said the Liberals favored the rich and praised some aid to the needy.

Ottawa Brian Mulroney Ed Broadbent Get Getty Alberta Edmonton Glengarry Conservatives Peter Lougheed

Anglican leader rides in bubble-top Cadillac in Ontario

In Kemptville Ontario on Tuesday the Most Rev Robert Runcie head of the Church of England rode in a bubble-top Cadillac used by Roy Fawcett to advertise his musical organs. The outing followed the Pope John Paul II visit to Canada last September and marked Runcie's first official appearance in eastern Ontario.

Kemptville Ont John Paul Canada Canterbury Church of England Ottawa Ontario Robert Runcie Cadillac of Organs Roy Fawcett Winchester

Tories push regional banks amid Northland rescue hope

Calgary CP dispatch reports Don Blenkarn says the federal government will spend taxpayers money to preserve regional banks and keep Northland headquartered in Calgary. Nelson Riis of the NDP argues against bailing out depositors beyond insured limits.

Steve Mertl Calgary Don Blenkarn Missis Sauga South Canada Toronto Montreal Blenkarn Canadian Commercial Bank Northland Bank Tories Northland Bere Bran Nelson Riis New Democratic Party Bank of Canada Riis

PCs Clash in Alberta Leadership Race Mudslinging

Edmonton report notes a riding official being involved as the Progressive Conservative leadership contest continued with renewed accusations and sharp exchanges amid the party's tense battle for a new leader.

Edmonton Alberta

Titanic salvage deemed impractical by scientists

Scientists from Woods Hole and Robert Ballard dismiss efforts to raise the Titanic from its resting place 4 000 metres beneath the ocean. They describe the wreck as upright and largely intact with the bow and pristine features still visible, arguing salvage is not feasible.

Boston Ap-Reuter Robert Spindel Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Spindel Knorr Newfoundland Robert Ballard Ballard

Mulroney Waiting For Fourth Mila Birth On Anniversary

Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and wife Mila wait as Mila Mulroney enters labor at Ottawa General Hospital on the election anniversary day. Spokesman says delivery hoped by 4 am and Mulroney plans to be present.

Brian Mulroney Mila Ottawa General Hospital Ottawa Progressive Conservative Roberta Wynands Mulroneys Caroline Benedict Mark Mulroney

Envoy Named New Head of Canada Council

Peter Roberts, Canada's ambassador to the Soviet Union, will take over as director of the Canada Council on October 1 replacing Timothy Porteous. Roberts has long cultural ties and diplomatic experience, including posts in Hong Kong Saigon Washington Brussels and Romania.

Edmonton Calgary Don Getty Julian Koziak Ron Ghitter Getty Sherwood Park Ottawa Peter Roberts Canada Soviet Union Canada Council Timothy Porteous Arts Council Marcel Masse Roberts Moscow Council Maureen Forrester Porteous

Oldest dental filling found in Nabatean warrior

Israeli archaeologist Joe Zias announces a 2 200 year old Nabatean warrior skull with a bronze wire filling intact in a mass grave near Beersheba. The man aged 40 to 50 showed multiple dental problems including abscesses and extra teeth, suggesting early attempts to treat toothworms.

Jerusalem Joe Zias Israel Department of Antiquities Zias Negev Desert Beersheba Egypt Palestine Syria Ypsilanti Mich Nabatea Arabia Petra Jordan Denmark

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