16 Sep 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1987
Page
1
The weather index reports a ten percent chance of precipitation for Thursday for Marley with a high of 18 and a low of 3. The forecast appears on Map Page B4.
Canadian Auto Workers and Chrysler of Canada Ltd. push toward a pension indexing agreement as about 10 000 workers remain on strike since Monday. Bob White said a proposal on pensions could be presented tonight or Thursday morning and union caucus and company negotiators report progress after five meetings.
Indian police allege Kulwinder Singh Malhi trained with the International Sikh Youth Federation in Toronto and masterminded a bus massacre. The federation leader Darshan Singh rejects terrorism links and accuses India of propaganda ahead of Commonwealth leaders' meeting in Vancouver.
Medicine Hat separate school board votes 3-1 to support superintendent Fred Allore in asking Sue Herron to resign after she disclosed an infant daughter. Neigum dissented and the panel later approved reviewing district hiring policies. Herron faces an uncertain future as she copes with family tragedy.
Ottawa imposes rules prohibiting smoking on all Canada to U S and within Canada flights of two hours or less aboard Canadian carriers with penalties up to 5000 for smokers and 25000 for airlines failing to enforce. The rule excludes most international flights outside the United States and does not apply to American airlines operating in Canada.
Vancouver case collapses after CSIS unlawfully obtained wiretaps. Crown drops conspiracy to murder charges against Harjit Atwal and Piara Natt as prosecutors say evidence was tainted. Other conspiracies also stayed amid federal admission of CSIS wrongdoing. Atwal speaks of hardship and family strain as lawyer notes near breakdown.
Hospitals Minister Marvin Moore says a new Alberta committee will study options to curb rising health care expenses. He notes provincial spending nears 3 billion dollars this year and assessments include ambulance policy and patient cost awareness at clinics.
Two million Canadians in the labor force face growing literacy demands as technology and new jobs push reading and numbers use. The Southam Literacy Survey of 2,398 adults shows one in six workers are functionally illiterate, with few seeking remedial help, challenging workplace literacy programs.
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