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20 Sep 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1985
Page
1
Montreal ballet dancers remain missing after Mexico City quake
Sixteen members of Les Ballets jazz de Montreal are feared lost in the Mexico City earthquake while touring Latin America. Public relations director Claude Ranger said the group, including his brother Daniel, were to perform at La Sala Covarrubias after the tremor struck. Ranger sought help from ham radio operators, External Affairs in Ottawa, and the Canadian embassy in Guatemala City. He expressed deep worry for the 12 dancers and four staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal
Mexico City
la Sala Covarrubias
Claude Ranger
Ranger
Daniel
United States
External Affairs Department
Ottawa
Guatemala City
Boesak Freed on Bail in Subversion Charge
Rev Allan Boesak a noted anti apartheid activist and World Alliance of Reformed Churches president faced subversion charges and was released on strict bail. He had been detained three weeks and posted about 10800 Canadian dollars for trial at Malmesbury Magistrate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Allan Boesak
Nelson Mandela
Boesak
World Alliance of Reformed Churches
Malmesbury
Mex City Quake Kills At Least 170 In Major Central Mexico Shock
Rescuers dig through tonnes of rubble after a central Mexico earthquake struck at 7 18 am. Officials report at least 170 deaths with thousands injured as parts of Mexico City and several states suffer heavy damage. Canada pledges aid and solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap-Reuters-Afp-Cp
Mexico City
Mexico
British Columbia
Mulroney Demands Recall of Tuna Tainted by Brackish Label
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney said it was obvious that tuna branded Eye the Sea Ocean Maid and Star-Kist unfit for consumption should not have been released. The government ordered any remaining stock removed from shelves after Fisheries Minister Fraser overruled inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
John Fraser
Mulroney
Star- Kist Canada Inc
Fraser
New Brunswick
Eye the Sea
Ocean Maid
Richard Hatfield
CBC
the Fifth Estate
French Defence Minister resigns amid Rainbow Warrior scandal
Defence Minister Charles Henru resigns after President Mitterrand orders security service shakeup over Greenpeace affair. Premier Fabius urges firing of Pierre Lacoste for not answering agency role questions. Henru replaced by Paul Quiles as fallout expands to espionage circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles Henru
Francois Mitterrand
Greenpeace
Laurent Fabius
Mitterrand
Pierre Lacoste
France
Henru
Paul Quiles
Socialist Party
Mulroney Defends Northland Support Amid Bank Criticism
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney defended government efforts to aid Northland Bank amid accusations by its president that Ottawa is not sincere in saving the Calgary bank. He cited ongoing examination of proposals from investors and compared to the failed Canadian Commercial Bank rescue. NDP Leader Ed Broadbent called for an emergency Commons debate on the allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Northland Bank
Northland
Canadian Commercial Bank
Mulroney
Montreal
Toronto
NDP
Ed Broadbent
Fraser prompts tuna seizure over unfit for human consumption
Ottawa reports tie up over Star-Kist tuna unsold tins seized by federal fisheries inspectors as Fraser defends action in Commons. Opposition leaders criticize timing and question cabinet judgment amid fears of dented foreign sales and damaged reputation.
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Ottawa
John Fraser
Commons
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