Gosnell released on bail in murder case
A 26 year old woman charged with second degree murder in the death of her 21 year old husband was freed on a 2000 dollar bail. The hearing used a long distance line between Medicine Hat and Calgary Court of Queen's Bench. The defendant will return Sept 17 in Medicine Hat provincial court for a preliminary hearing to determine if the Crown has enough evidence for trial.
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Kim Gosnell
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Kevin Oliver Gosnell
Rutherford St. N.W
Court of Queen's Bench
Court of Queen’s Bench
Grain handlers vote planned after weekend mediation breakthrough
Federal mediator Bill Kelly steered a tentative grain contract settlement in Thunder Bay after a two day session that kept union and management at the bargaining table through a grueling overnight stretch. About 1 600 union members will vote on ratification within days with talks focusing on shift schedules job security and computer positions at Cargill.
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Thunder Bay
Ont
Bill Kelly
Winnipeg
Steward Martin
Frank Mazur
Canadian Lakehead
Mazur
Kelly
Canada
Martin
CBC
Lake Superior
Cargill Elevator
Medicine Hat Terry Fox Run Draws Modest Crowd
The city run organized by the culture and recreation department and the Medicine Hat Cancer Society chapter drew 64 participants and about 700 in donations for the Marathon of Hope research. Les Lewis posted the fastest 10 km time at 39 46 as weather stayed good and organizers called the event a success despite低 participation and competing events.
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Terry Fox
Medicine Hat
Culture and Recreation Department
Canadian Cancer Society
Wendy Hagel
Athletic Park
Les Lewis
Hagel
Eric Contan
The
Cancer Society
Four Seasons Hotels
Canada
Canadian Track and Field Association
John Sproule
Alberta
Thunder Bay
Ont
Fox
Medicine Hat Borrowing Bylaw Meant for Gas Purchases
City council plans a public information hearing Thursday to explain its $150 million borrowing bylaw for the purchase of natural gas reserves. The notice runs in the public section and outlines the plan and the hearing details.
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Medicine Hat
Clark faces a rocky road as PC leadership struggles continue
In Montreal Joe Clark solidified support from the Progressive Conservative Party after a weekend of meetings. PC Metro, a Toronto area dissident group, pushes for change while Clark braces for a Sept. 23 showdown with both the national executive and his caucus.
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Montreal
Joe Clark
Progressive Conservative
Clark
P.C. Metro
Toronto-area
Ottawa
Soviets Fail To Keep Canada Cup Trophy
Tournament chairman Alan Eagleson halted the Soviet Union after their 8 1 victory over Team Canada. Police guarded the Cup when Russians tried to move it in a Koho bag toward a van. Eagleson said the Cup belongs to the Canadian government.
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Montreal
Soviet Union
Alan Eagleson
Eagleson
Forum
Team Canada
Canada
Eagleson defends Canada Cup ownership after trophy incident
The Ottawa official states the Canada Cup belongs to the government and sits at Rideau Hall. He recalls stopping Russians from leaving with the trophy and demanding police presence to keep it from moving. He questions the Russians and insists the label will read Winner 1981 Soviet Union.
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Canada
Rideau Hall
Soviet Union
Eagleson
Montreal
Government of
Argonauts fire Willie Wood after 10th straight loss
Toronto Argonauts announce head coach Willie Wood has been fired and replaced for the CFL season by general manager Tommy Hudspeth. The move follows a 23 to 6 defeat to the Ottawa Rough Riders, extending the team's losing streak to 10 and 11 overall dating back to 1980.
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Toronto
Toronto Argonauts
Willie Wood
Tommy Hudspeth
Wood
Argos
Ottawa Rough Riders
Chinese dissident Liu Qing details brutal prison ordeal
In a 200 page manuscript smuggled out of a Chinese labor reform camp, Liu Qing recalls torture, solitary confinement, and denials of due process after publishing a transcript of a public trial. He was jailed for counter revolutionary propaganda and remains in a Shanxi labor camp.
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Peking
Liu Qing
Qing
China
Associated Press
Court of Society
April 5Th Forum
Wei Jingsheng
Democracy Wall
Public Security Bureau
Wei
Lotus Flower Temple
Shanxi Province
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