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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1986
Page
1
Probation for Calgary Youth in Cyclist Tragedy
An 18 year old Calgary youth convicted of dangerous driving in the deaths of three cyclists was sentenced to two years probation and 240 hours of community service. The judge ruled the act was not deliberate and delayed custodial punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
San Francisco
California
John Brownlee
Husky Oil to Benefit From Tax Waiver in Ottawa
Ottawa will waive 36 million dollars in petroleum and gas revenue taxes owed by Husky Oil Operations Ltd. on production revenues since April 1985, easing concern over expected tax changes amid ongoing debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Husky Oil Operations Ltd
The One Time a Friend Gets In the Way
A brief note reports a scene where a friend blocks progress during a trip down a lane. Tension rises as a simple delay becomes a moment of friction among companions. No injuries or formal outcomes are described.
Reagan presses for Daniloff release amid spy charges
President Reagan weighs steps to pressure the USSR over Nicholas Daniloff who faces espionage charges in New York. White House spokesman says no trade for a Soviet physicist, and a U.S.-Soviet summit will proceed as planned. Mortimer Zuckerman criticizes the Kremlin for ignoring the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
Kremlin
U.S
Nicholas Daniloff
White House
Larry Speakes
Soviet Union
Daniloff
U.S. News and World Report
Gennadiy
Gerasimov
Foreign Ministry
CBS TV
Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
New York
Speakes
United States
Moscow
Mortimer Zuckerman
Pocklington at odds with Edmonton labor chief over struck workers
Gainers owner Peter Pocklington and Alberta Labour Minister Ian Reid clash over whether Pocklington must rehire all 1,080 striking workers at his Edmonton meat plant after a three month strike. Reid cites labor practice and board rulings, while Pocklington insists non union hires may stay. Lawyers say no firm guarantee exists under Alberta law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Gainers
Peter Pocklington
Alberta
Ian Reid
Pocklington
Reid
United Food and Commercial Workers
Labor Board
Istanbul synagogue attack kills 21 worshippers
Gunmen opened fire during a Sabbath service at Istanbul’s main synagogue then killed themselves with grenades. Victims were all men, mostly elderly. two cantors among the dead. Most victims Turkish, one Italian and one Iranian. Funeral planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Lebanon
Libya
Turkey
Mehmet Agar
Associated Press
Ister
Shimon Peres
Sharon
Labor
Peres
Hosni Mubarak
Jak Veissid
David Asseo
Veissid
Neve Shalom
Pinochet survives ambush as five bodyguards slain
Chilean President Augusto Pinochet escaped unharmed after a rural ambush by about 20 guerrillas near Maipo Canyon. Five bodyguards died and ten were wounded as the attack halted his return from Melocoton. A 90 day state of siege was declared, granting broad powers to the military government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afp-Ap-Reuters
Santiago
Augusto Pinochet
Ricardo Garcia
Pinochet
Entou
CRBE
Melocoton
Maipo Canyon
Manzano Bridge
Maipo River
la Obra
Queen Elizabeth misspelled on Canadian citizenship oath
Edmonton pharmacist Paul Woodward, American resident since 1982, passed his citizenship interview. He noticed the oath form spells the sovereign as Elizabeth, prompting Buckingham Palace to say the Queen would not be unduly worried but would prefer correct spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Paul Woodward
Queen Elizabeth
Woodward
Canada
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Four Palestinians face death penalty in Pan Am hijacking case
A Karachi court granted police 15 days to hold four Palestinian suspects linked to the Pan Am hijacking that killed 18 people. President Zia ul-Haq said they would face the death penalty if convicted. Three suspects are held at Malir and one is hospitalized. The hijacking began at Karachi airport with nearly 400 aboard seeking flight to Cyprus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karachi
AP CP
Pan Am
Mohammad Zia ul-Haq
Malir
Magis
Trate
Pakistan
Zia
Cyprus
Talakhand Doshi
Markham
Ont
Toronto
Arif Gulamani
Shainaz Bhatia
Doshi
New York
Nareesh
Shahnaz
Nausheen
Sharmeen
Mississauga
Zahid Saeed
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Husky
Ann Landers
Don McGillivray
Mike Royko Peete
Pete Mosseyeer
Reese
Grafeite
Union
Sheila Greckel
Turgut Ozal
Israel
Ariel Sharon
Min
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