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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 19, 1986
Page
1
Weather Outlook Saturday Cloudy With Rain Likely
The forecast shows a cloudy day with a 90 percent chance of precipitation on Saturday. Temperatures reach a high of 10 and a low of 5 with rain likely noted on the map page B3.
Legislature to undergo $3.5 million facelift in Alberta
The Alberta Legislature Building, a brown sandstone structure nearing its 75th birthday, will receive a $3.5 million renovation. The first phase starts immediately with about $1 million earmarked for improvements in and around the main chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta Legislature
New trial set for Lortie in Quebec gun attack
The Quebec Court of Appeal ordered a new trial for former Canadian Armed Forces corporal Dennis Lortie on first degree murder charges for the May 1984 gun attack that killed three government employees at the Quebec National Assembly. Lortie was sentenced to life in prison after conviction. his lawyer argued insanity at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Quebec Court of Appeal
Denis Lortie
Quebec National Assembly
Lortie
Andre Royer
MPs' salaries rise 10.2 percent as Alberta session ends
Alberta legislature prorogues after a session dominated by labor disputes and programs. MPs voted a 10.2 percent pay increase raising base salary to 28 141 dollars. Gov't projects a 2.5 billion dollar deficit next year while recalling session next February or March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Don Getty
Progressive Conservatives
House
Neil Crawford
Getty
Ray Martin
New Democrats
Peter Lougheed
Liberals
Representatives
Saskatchewan to vote in provincial general election
Premier Grant Devine announced Saskatchewan will hold a provincial general election on October 20. The Progressive Conservative government, with 49 of 64 seats at dissolution, has faced deficits and sector troubles since the 1982 landslide, while recent moves include a $282 million mortgage support program for homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Grant Devine
Devine
NDP
Wilson snubs budget critics in Montreal remarks
Finance Minister Michael Wilson rejected calls for deeper spending cuts to curb the deficit, arguing markets show confidence in gradual reduction. He maintained no offsetting tax rises or extra cuts, noting the dollar's modest moves and citing past spending cuts as proof of restraint. He revised the oil price assumption from 22.50 to 14.21 US per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Michael Wilson
Wilson
Mystery documents surface in Stevens conflict inquiry
Federal officials could not explain how three documents including a confidential memo and a negotiating strategy ended up with Magna International. The inquiry centers on former industry minister Sinclair Stevens and alleged conflicts involving loans to his family and Magna funded projects in Nova Scotia. The Magna files describe a plan for two auto parts factories and training centres with about 64 million in department aid and a government fallback position to boost funding by 2.5 million and 6.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Sinclair Stevens
Department
Stevens
Magna International Inc
Frank Stronach
Noreen
Magna
Industry Department
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Island
Murphy resigns as Calgary 1988 Olympic committee official
Brian Murphy quits as general manager of sports relations for the Calgary 1988 Olympic Games organizing committee citing differences in management philosophy. His departure raises staff losses to eight top executives since Calgary won the bid. Bill Pratt downplays a revolving-door image despite several resignations and firings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Brian Murphy
Ralph Klein
Klein
Murphy
Bill Pratt
Organizing Committee
Pratt
International Olympics Committee
Davey's Silent Push for Leadership and a Memoir Sellout
Senator Keith Davey uses quiet talk on John Turner’s leadership to draw attention to his upcoming political memoir Rainmaker. Liberal factions split on loyalty as Turner allies fear a palace plot while Davey’s maneuvering fuels chatter of Cassius-like challenge by Jean Chrétien and a possible push toward Paul Martin Jr. The publishing angle and party maneuvering merge as Davey aims to boost sales and influence at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Manthorpe
Southam
Ottawa
Keith Davey
Liberal Party
Trudeau
Davey
John Turner
Turner
Rainmaker
Jean Chretien
Cassius
Chretien
Trudeaustes
Paul Martin Jr
Canada Steamship Lines
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