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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1987
Page
1
Kim Dae Jung Returns to Rousing Welcome in Kwangju
Hundreds of thousands welcomed opposition leader Kim Dae Jung in Kwangju as he kicked off a campaign for December presidential elections. In Seoul workers protested Hyundai shipyard closures while business groups urged a mediation council to ease labor turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwangju
South Korea
Reuter
Kim Daejung
Kim
Seoul
Hyundai
Federation of Korean Industries
South Cholla Province
Reunification Democratic Party
Boa Hiss Turns Up in Stereo Speaker
In Cherry Hill New Jersey a stereo customer complaint led technicians to open a speaker and find a two meter boa constrictor inside. The snake, described as feeling like a pillow, moved when removed. It apparently entered through a hole in back, origin unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Hill
N.J
Jim Harris
East German Leader Rules Out German Reunification
East German leader Erich Honecker told Chancellor Helmut Kohl reunification is not possible as socialism and capitalism cannot mix. Kohl pressed for unity while Honecker urged recognition of Europe’s borders as key to peace, amid protests and calls to scrap border killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Erich Honecker
West Germany
Honecker
Philipp Jenninger
Helmut Kohl
East Germany
Kohl
Germany
Europe
Berlin Wall
Tribal grief slows vast British Columbia land claim case
Four Gitksan-Wet'suwet'en elder deaths deepen mourning as the hereditary chiefs resume a long running land claim against the federal and provincial governments. The case seeks return of 57 000 square kilometres of northwestern B C while funding cuts and venue changes add pressure ahead of Vancouver hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
British Columbia
B.C
Vancouver Island
Supreme Court
Skeena River
Tribal Council
Neil Sterritt
Canadian National Railways
Victoria
Ottawa
Smithers
Don George
George
Allan McEachern
B.C. Supreme Court
McEachern
Sterritt
Gitksan- Wet’suwet’en
Alberta firefighters send 34 experts to aid Oregon fires
Alberta dispatched 34 firefighting specialists to Oregon under a Canada United States agreement. Fire crews will serve in divisions, safety roles, and logistics for up to 20 days as U.S. officials request intensified help for wildfires burning about 1,600 square kilometres across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Oregon
United States
Alberta Forest Ground Service
U.S
Lou Foley
Alberta Service
Foley
Fame four for lottery winners in Laval estate glare
Montreal report on Jean Guy Lavigueur and family living in an upscale Laval island home after a 1986 7.6 million Lotto 6 49 win. It notes security measures, public crowds, family disputes including Louise’s court bid, and the drifter who found the ticket and later received 1.27 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Jean- Guy Lavigneur
Lavigneurs
Laval
Quebec
Gerard Bisson
Lavigueurs
Fame and Fortune
Louise Lavigneur
Jean-Guy Lavigueur
Louise
Lavigneur
William Murphy
Murphy
Vancouver
Sylvie
Michel
Yves
Jean-Marie Daudeiin
Lavigueur
Bisson
Regina stores stay open as court voids Sunday laws
Regina shops including Bay and three Zeller’s stayed open after a court ruled Saskatchewan Sunday opening limits unconstitutional. Bay manager Gerry Barsky said business was brisk with over 100 people waiting at noon. Urban Affairs Minister Jack Klein has proposed amendments to tighten the rules, but most owners will remain open until they take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spatsizi
Tweedsmuir Park
B.C
Nass River
Gitksan-Wet’suwet’en
Supreme Court of Canada
Smithers
Regina (Cp
Regina
Saskatchewan
Bay
Zeller’s
Gerry Barsky
Jack Klein
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