Burned camper eyed as link to Wells Gray killings
Police report a badly burned camper found near Prince George may connect to six family murders in Wells Gray Provincial Park. Investigators seek the Bentley pickup camper tied to Port Coquitlam residents with the Johnsons and others killed. Four other homicides in B C remain unconnected for now.
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Lalonde weighs federal provincial finance ministers meeting
Ottawa Finance Minister Marc Lalonde said he will consider calling a federal provincial finance ministers meeting after mid October once New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island elections are over. He aims to consult provincial colleagues in coming weeks before deciding.
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Israelis claim control in West Beirut amid fighting ends
Israeli tanks and troops battled leftist militiamen in West Beirut under cover of mock air raids. By afternoon, leftists announced a halt to fighting as Israel said it controlled key points. Lebanese leaders urged U.S. aid to resolve the crisis after Gemayel's assassination.
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College Board Presses Ahead With Cultural Centre Addon
Medicine Hat College Board of Governors votes to add 697 aquadé metres to the cultural centre despite city concerns risking the joint-use agreement. City advisers and council oppose while the college cites shared funding and aims to keep total centre cost under 5.4 million.
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Tigers Tie Hawks In Exhibition at Red Deer
The Medicine Hat Tigers fought to a 6-6 tie with the Portland Winter Hawks in a Wednesday exhibition game in Red Deer.
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Notley attacks mortgage subsidies aiding banks in Alberta
NDP leader Grant Notley in Medicine Hat criticizes Tory mortgage subsidy as bank profit protection. He says funds will subsidize eastern controlled banks, exclude many Albertans, and fail to lower rates. He urges using Heritage Fund to invest locally through provincial channels.
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British SAS Counterfeited Argentine Peso During Falklands War
U S intelligence sources say Great Britain used SAS commandos to pass large quantities of fake Argentine currency into Argentina during the Falklands conflict. A daring raid saw a British force swap counterfeit notes for real ones inside a naval strongroom before payday.
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