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23 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 23, 1985
Page
1
Police search for man after assault on woman and daughter
Insp Larry Brink said a man used a rifle as a bat to strike a city woman and her daughter on Wood Street SE at 4 11 p m Sunday. Both were hospitalized with the woman condition not released. A 46 year old Miroslav Peliciu faces attempted murder and assault charges as a Canada wide warrant is issued. Peliciu described as five eight with dark brown hair and blue eyes. A February 1984 court order prevented contact. Peliciu previously pleaded guilty to assaulting his ex common law wife on Oct 23 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Brink
Brink
Wood Street
S.E
Medicine Hat and District Hospital
Miroslav Peliciu
David Carter
Peliciu
Fraser resigns over tuna recall amid controversy
Ottawa Fisher ies Minister John Fraser quits after overruling inspectors and releasing tuna branded unfit for consumption. Prime Minister Mulroney accepts with regrets as the government orders the tuna removal and Fraser disputes the PM's account. Also notes a second minister resignation and a historic city hall cornerstone event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
John Fraser
Brian Mulroney
Fraser
Mulroney
Cornerstone to be moved for safe unearthing at historic site
James Marshall of the Historic Resources Advisory Committee says the Sixth Avenue and Second Street S.E. cornerstone will be relocated to a power tool ready location. Museum officials expect documents or items buried beneath it including a war siren and other relics from the town’s past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buss
Wayne
Museum and Historical Advisory Board
Medicine Hat
James Marshall
Historic Resources Advisory Committee
Sixth Avenue
Second Street
S.E
U S dollar faces drop shock over devaluation plan
Ottawa MPs say Canada was kept in the dark as five major western nations move to weaken the U S dollar. Liberals blame PM Mulroney for a special U S relationship while the Canadian dollar strengthens briefly on the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Eric Beauchesne
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Lloyd Axworthy
Liberal
Nelson Riis
New Democrat
Briar Mulroney
Ronald Reagan
New York
Fabius apologizes over Rainbow Warrior sinking fallout
French Prime Minister Laurent Fabius told New Zealand PM David Lange he is deeply sorry for the affair that strained Franco New Zealand relations. He admitted French secret agents sank the Rainbow Warrior after acting on orders, without naming who issued them. Two agents remain jailed in New Zealand, with trials set for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuters-Ap Paris
Laurent Fabius
New Zealand
David Lange
Paris
Wellington
Greenpeace
External Relations Ministry
France
Jacques Bourgoin
Fabius
Roland Dumas
Geoffrey Palmer
New York
Dumas
Fernando Pereira
David McTaggart
Auckland Harbor
DGSE
General Directorate For External Security
South Pacific
Mexico City Quake Toll Rises as Survivors Search Continues
Survivors bury the dead and search for others after two major earthquakes in Mexico City. Official death tolls vary with 1,952 cited by the mayor’s office in the capital, while media accounts push higher totals. Foreign leaders offer condolences and aid. Canada and the United States report fatalities and missing persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap-Reuters-Cp
Mexico City
Ramon Aguirre
Mexico
External Affairs Department
Ottawa
U.S
John Gavin
Washington
State Department
Brian Mulroney
Pope John Paul
Ronald Reagan
Nancy
Trucker Survives Mexico City Quake Call Home
Daniel Haecker a 29 year old American trucker living in Abbotsford B C survived the Mexico City earthquake after being believed dead. He telephoned his wife Sunday to say he was OK and described being pinned by debris before escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotsford
B.C
Daniel Haecker
Fraser Valley
Mexico City
Cheryl Haocker
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