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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1986
Page
1
Beer bottle toss injures fan at football game
A beer bottle thrown during the Medicine Hat High School versus McCoy High School football game at Athletic Park sent a city girl to hospital for stitches. Police said details are scarce and the incident remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat High School
McCoy High School
Athletic Park
Alberta panel reserves decision on Gainers pension windup
An Alberta Labor Relations Board panel reserved its decision on whether Gainers Inc. can terminate the pension plan of 1,080 striking employees. Dave Mercer for Local 280 P of the UFCW urged finding two unfair labor practices, arguing the plan windup was to punish the workers for a June 1 strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta Labor Relations Board
Gainers Inc
Dave Mercer
280-P
The
United Food and Commercial Workers
Gainers
Alberta weighs privatizing Crown corporations amid deficit
Premier Don Getty says Alberta may sell Crown corporations to reduce a projected 2.5 billion deficit for 1986-87. He notes possible use of Heritage Savings Fund revenues and confirms a cabinet review of all Crown bodies. Opposition cites Alberta Telephones as unlikely sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Don Getty
Heritage Savings Trust
Getty
Agricultural Development Corp
Alberta Resources Railway Corp
Ray Martin
Daniloff Released But Held as Moscow Hostage
President Reagan and Secretary Shultz mark Daniloff’s exit from Lefortovo prison to U.S. Embassy custody as a step forward yet insist he remains a hostage. Daniloff must report daily to Soviet authorities and cannot leave Moscow while pursuing U.S.-Soviet relations and upcoming summit plans. The case, tied to Zakharov’s jail status, is not a trade but affects negotiations and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
Nicholas Daniloff
Daniloff
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Moscow
George Shultz
U.S. News and World Report
Soviet Union
Lefortovo
Shultz
Eduard Schevardnadze
United States
Gennadiy Zakharov
Lebanon
Striking Alberta liquor workers challenge final offer
Striking workers file an unfair labor practice charge against the Alberta Liquor Control Board after rejecting the board’s final offer to settle at 221 stores. The Alberta Labor Relations Board will hear the charge in Edmonton Tuesday. 176 stores, including Medicine Hat’s Southview outlet, are back in operation as more bargaining unit employees return. The union says 180 members have returned to work, while the board cites 751 of 2,191 workers back. The dispute began August 1 over job security for part timers and seniority-based layoffs. The union vows mediation will continue despite the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
News
Alberta Liquor Control Board
Alberta Labor Relations Board
Liquor Board
Medicine Hat
Southview
Jim Ogilvy
Alberta Union of Provincial Employees
Labor Relations Board
John Booth
ALCB
Maple Avenue
Ed McRae
Lethbridge
ALCE
Paris bombing probe widens to Syrian suspect
French police question a Syrian man in connection with Friday's explosion at a La Defense suburban cafeteria. Twelve Lebanese nationals face expulsion over a Paris bombing four days earlier as 42 people were injured, two seriously, in the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Reuter
Interior Ministry
la Defense
Charles Pasqua
Alberta gas royalty losses rise from price cuts
Alberta government estimates show losses up to 70 million a year in royalties as TransCanada cuts prices for four Central Canadian distributors. Producers could lose about 215 million, with total deregulation losses near 490 million according to a pipeline executive. Premier Getty says deals appear favorable and ministers await producer approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
TransCanada PipeLines Ltd
Bob Reid
TransCanada PipeLines
Western Gas Marketing Ltd
Western
TransCanada
Neil Webber
Reid
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