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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1985
Page
1
New Zealand Leader Slams Paris Demand Over Rainbow Warrior Case
Prime Minister David Lange dismissed Paris demand to treat the two French secret agents charged in the Rainbow Warrior bombing under international law as pompous and farcical. He criticized the French embassy for not visiting Dominique Prieur and Alain Mafart, who face murder and sabotage charges after the July 10 attack in Auckland harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Reuter
New Zealand
Paris
Greenpeace
David Lange
Lange
Dominique Prieur
Alain Mafart
Prieur
Mafart
Auckland
French Polynesia
NDP Leader Boldly Targets Free Trade Policy
New Democrat MPs prepare an all-out assault on free trade proposals as House resumes. Ed Broadbent argues free trade with the United States would hollow out Canadian safeguards and jobs, urging sector by sector fair trade instead. He cites Toyota and Hyundai decisions and backs a 20 year auto pact model to boost cross-border jobs while protecting policy gains. Broadbent notes a guaranteed income plan cannot replace social programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Maser -Outham
Toronto
New Democrat
House of Commons
Ed Broadbent
Broadbent
United Autoworkers of Canada
Robert White
United States
Macdonald Royal Commission
Canada
U.S
Toyota
Hyundai
Japan
Mulroney
NDP
Michael
Wilson
Ottawa
Commission
White
Auto Workers Union
Reagan May Seek Sanctions Deal On Apartheid
President Reagan signals willingness to seek congressional consensus on economic sanctions against South Africa as lawmakers push a broad package. White House aides expect veto possibilities but aim to limit overrides and announce limited sanctions on Monday to avoid a congressional rebuke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Washington
Reuter
Ronald Reagan
South Africa
Congress
Pretoria
U.S
Donald Regan
White House
Senate
Robert Dole
House of Representatives
House
Washington Post
Wild jet crash destroys Mid West Express DC-9
Investigators comb the debris after a DC-9 from Mid West Express rolled on takeoff, nose-dived and burned near General Billy Mitchell Field killing all 31 aboard. Flight 105 from Madison to Atlanta carried 26 passengers four crew and an airline employee. A NTSB team arrived to probe the crash site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Airlines
Milwaukee
Mitchell Field
Midwest Express Airlines
Billy Mitchell
Federal Aviation Administration
Marjorie Kriz
Chicago
Madison
Atlanta
Judy la
There Was the Pilot's Hand at the Wreckage Scene
The 1985 crash was the 19th commercial disaster that year, killing over 1,400 people globally. Rev. Joseph Frederick and seven priests performed last rites among the bodies as responders worked to identify causes and preserve wreckage. Six Kimberly-Clark executives were aboard, and Pratt and Whitney engines were noted in early analyses alongside emergency radio emissions and a midair fireball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frederick
St. Veronica Roman Catholic Church
Frederick
Tina Barry
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Irving, Tex
Atlanta
la Grange
Pratt and Whitney
David Long
East Hartford
Conn
Rex Kessler
Midwest Express
Appleton
Mort Edelstein
Federal Aviation Administration
Chicago
Milwaukee
Toronto post clerk faces repayment after stamp error
Joe Onofrio, a 33 year old Toronto postal wick et clerk, accidentally issued 2 880 extra 34 cent stamps to a customer for 320 stamps. The error was found 20 minutes later but no trace of the customer exists. Canada Post has not decided on repayment and union reps warn of potential liability if negligence is proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada Post
Joe Onofrio
Onofrio
Sheila Radovancevic
Post
Paul Heffernan
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
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