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14 Sep 1985
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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 14, 1985
Page
1
Kremlin Expels 25 British Staff and Journalists
Moscow orders 25 British Embassy personnel and media to leave within three weeks in retaliation after Britain expelled 25 Soviet personnel. The list includes Reuters Alan Philps and other correspondents Mark Farquland Robin Gedye Dennis Blewett and Tim Sebastian. Viscount Raymond Asquith named as senior diplomat expelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Reuter
Soviet Union
Britain
London
Brian Cartledge
Alan Philps
Reuters
Mark Frankland
Observer
Robin Gedye
The
Daily Telegraph
Dennis Blewett
Daily Mail
Tim Sebastian
BBC
Viscount Raymond Asquith
Tigers eye Memorial Cup berth amid WHL hosting bid
Medicine Hat fans hear the Tigers could secure a Memorial Cup berth as early as December if the WHL adopts a hosting plan that awards the Cup to the league team with the best record by December 15. The plan hinges on rink size and hotel capacity, with Medicine Hat meeting all 4,000-seat and 250-hotel-room requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Willes
Medicine Hat Tigers
Western Hockey League
Tigers
WHL Board of Governors
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Canada
New Westminster
WHL
Quebec
Prince Albert Raiders
Terry Simpson
Tories move to pay back bank clients
The government will introduce legislation to reimburse uninsured deposits at the defunct Canadian Commercial Bank next week but will not include the proposed 60 million dollars in special compensation for six chartered banks. Barbara McDougall told Parliament the banks would only recover through liquidation of CCB assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Maser
Southam News
Ottawa
Canadian Commercial Bank
CCB
Commons Finance Committee
Bank of Montreal
William Mulholland
McDougall
NDP
United States tests ASAT weapon in space smash
The United States successfully struck an orbiting satellite with a new homing ASAT rocket in a Friday test 420 kilometres above the Pacific. Lt Gen Bernard Randolph said the late afternoon strike against an old air force satellite went flawless. Defense Secretary Weinberger called it a great step forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Pacific Ocean
Bernard Randolph
U.S. Air Force
ASAT
Air Force
Randolph
Defence
Caspar Weinberger
Minister denies leak in EDC legal work case in Commons
Trade Minister James Kelleher told the House he did not guarantee legal work to Sam Wakim or other lawyers for the Export Development Corporation. He said he asked the EDC to consider other firms after lobbying by Wakim last fall, and noted the government urged spreading work among more firms while Liberal MP Robert Kaplan pressed for proof. Mulroney deflected calls for a parliamentary inquiry, pointing to another Liberal lawyer who benefited from federal work last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
James Kelleher
House of Commons
Sam Wakim
Mulroney
Assur
Kelleher
EDC
Wakim
House
Quebec
Raynald Langlois
Commons
Beige
Robert Kaplan
Canada Hikes Sanctions on South Africa and Aids Political Prisoners
External Affairs Minister Joe Clark unveiled new measures to pressure Pretoria over apartheid. Canada plans up to 1 million in aid to families of political prisoners and expands sanctions including monitoring watchdog, oil product export limits, and gold Kruger rand sales via banks. Clark to consult banks, investors, and exporters as part of the effort.
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Southam News
Ottawa
Canada
South Africa
Joe Clark
Jean Chretien
Albert Hart
Ghana
Clark
Pretoria
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