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16 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 16, 1985
Page
1
Crash kills city man in early morning collision
An 18 year old city man, Ian Troy McLaughlin of Medicine Hat, died when his southbound 1974 Volvo mounted the west curb and struck a pillar on Brier Park Road N.W at 2 37 a.m. Police say he was the sole occupant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Troy McLaughlin
Medicine Hat
McLaughlin
Brier Park Road
Milk price jump approved by utilities board
The Public Utilities Board approves a one cent per litre rise in the minimum price paid to milk producers. The increase raises the minimum retail price for homogenized milk to 85 cents per litre and for two per cent partly skimmed milk to 83 cents, effective today. The change follows a 1976 price formula guiding producer pricing, with dairies and retailers seeking further increases at wholesale and retail levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Public Utilities Board
Britain Expels Six More Soviets Amid Spying Row
Britain orders six more Soviets to leave by Oct 7 including a diplomat, in retaliation for the defection of a top KGB operative. The overall count of Soviet officials in Britain will be cut from 211 to 205 as Moscow retaliates against 25 British expulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
KGB
Poreign Office
United Kingdom
Foreign Office
Lev A. Parshin
Margaret Thatcher
Moscow
Novosty
Press Association
Hurd
Howe
Oleg Gordievski
Sir John Killick
Montreal hostage drama ends with gunman surrender
A gunman released his hostage and surrendered to police after a three day standoff in a north end Montreal house. A second man, likely an accomplice, was found wounded in the garage and hospitalized. Hostage Jean-Claude Lepage and a gunman safety guaranteed, ushered to a courthouse as crowds gathered downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
North End
Jean-Claude Lepage
Lepage
Normand Belair
Belair
Jean-Guy Lachambre
Koziak gains ground in Alberta Conservative leadership race
Municipal Affairs Minister Julian Koziak won 18 of 20 delegates at a Camrose selection meeting raising his total to 374 as Don Getty leads with 610 delegates. Ghitter holds 192 while 324 delegates remain uncommitted. Alec Opalinski warns there is no safe seat and nominations continue across four meetings ahead of the Edmonton convention. Ke Rostad challenges Gordon Stromberg amid riding boundary changes and Rostad backs Getty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camrose
Alta
Julian Koziak
Alberta
Progressive Conservative Party
Don Getty
Calgary
Ron Ghitter
Getty
Peter Lougheed
Edmonton
Koziak
Ghitter
Alec Opalinski
Opalinski
Gordon Stromberg
Ken Rostad
Rostad
China Sacks Aging Leaders for Younger Politburo
Sixty four senior Communist party officials resign as China shifts power to a younger generation to push open-door reforms. Marshal Ye Jianying and Deng Yingchao retire from top bodies, with eight more Politburo members and 18 percent of the Central Committee stepping down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Communist Party
China
Central Committee
Xinhua
Ye Jianying
Politburo
Deng Yingchao
Chou En-lai
Americans Learn Canadian Lessons From Jays and Anthem Fiasco
A Chicago newspaper column mocks U S fans at a Yankees Jays game criticizing behavior toward Canada. It recalls Tom Steinbrenner and Iran hostage figure Ken Taylor, notes Mary O Dowd singing O Canada poorly, and cites a hockey style misdirection plus a St John Newfoundland error. The piece ends with a jab about a World Series in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Blue Jays
Canada
Jays
New York Yankees
Yankees
New York
Robert Merrill
George Steinbrenner
Ken Taylor
Tehran
U.S
Mary O’dowd
O Canada
O'Dowd
North
Anne Murray
Bob
Doug Mackenzie
Saint John
New Brunswick
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Honduras
Big Apple
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