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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 1985
Page
1
Wilson Says Government May Release Bank Pact If Banks Agree
Finance Minister Michael Wilson said Ottawa is prepared to release the 255 million dollar support agreement signed last March with six chartered banks if the banks consent. He noted the decision hinges on the banks and tied the matter to a parliamentary inquiry into the Canadian Commercial Bank collapse. Wilson spoke as he entered a cabinet meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Michael Wilson
Wilson
Edmonton collision leaves question over missing data recorder
A C 130 Hercules crash at Canadian Forces Base Edmonton during a ceremonial flypast killed ten airmen. One of the two aircraft lacked a flight data recorder, hampering the investigation led by Col J R Pfaff. The mid air collision occurred as a slow moving lead plane was struck during a battle break maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Canadian Forces Base
J. R. Pfaff
Winnipeg Air Command
South Africa strikes Angola amid SWAPO hunt and Soweto unrest
South African forces entered northern Angola for a second time in 10 weeks to target SWAPO guerrillas and threaten Namibian bases. Nelson Mandela rumors sparked Soweto rioting as Winnie Mandela denied reports of his death and police quelled clashes with tear gas and rubber bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Angola
South-West Africa
Tion
South-West African People’s Organization
Constand Viljoen
South Africa
Viljoen
Namibia
United Nations
SWAPO
African National Congress
Botswana
Pretoria
Nelson Mandela
Soweto
Winnie Mandela
Mandela
Rainbow Warrior sinking blamed on secret service team, Le Monde says
Le Monde reports a second French team of two army frogmen sunk the Rainbow Warrior in Auckland harbor under orders of Maj Louis-Pierre Dillais. The account challenges the Tricot report which exonerated French agents and cited Turenge agents captured in New Zealand. Prime minister's office declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
AFP
Greenpeace
New Zealand
Secret Service
le Monde
Bernard Tricot
Tricot
Turenge
Dominique Prieur
Alain Mafart
Action Division
Aspretto
Corsica
Louis-Pierre Dillais
Philippe Dubast
New Caledonia
Alberta to establish own red meat price stabilization plan
Alberta will launch a bipartite red meat price stabilization program if no federal plan is in place by mid October. Alberta Agriculture official Jim Armet said Ottawa has failed to provide a national scheme, with Ontario possibly joining the move. The plan would subsidize two thirds of premiums. producers would cover one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Strickland
the News
Alberta
Ottawa
Jim Armet
Alberta Agriculture
Edmonton
Armet
LeRoy Fjordbotten
Ontario
Treasuries
Fjordbotten
John Wise
Outbreak Tied to Garlic Butter at West End Restaurant
Canada orders removal of tainted liquid garlic after botulism cases tied to beef dips with garlic buttered buns at a Vancouver White Spot. Sixteen people hospitalized including three from Hong Kong, one from Seattle, rest from British Columbia. Officials say no deaths expected. investigation targets distributors and the tainted product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
West End
United States
Jack Forbes
Forbes
Hong Kong
Seattle
British Columbia
White Spot
Victoria
Nanaimo
B.C
Kelowna
Peter Main
Main
John Blatherwick
Blatherwick
Montreal
Grits launch tax drive to defend family allowance
The Liberal campaign Operation Justice aims to force the government to restore full inflation protection for family allowances and personal tax exemptions. Doug Frith notes seniors and low income groups must mobilize, citing earlier June pressure that halted similar cuts. Health Minister Jake Epp argues inflation-linked increases are unsustainable given the federal deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Maser
Southam News
Ottawa
Liberals
Operation Justice
Doug Frith
Frith
Jake Epp
Quebec
Alberta
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