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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1986
Page
1
Alberta liquor board strike ends after tentative deal
About 2,200 Alberta Liquor Control Board workers and the board reached a tentative agreement after seven weeks of strike action. Details remain confidential until ratification by both sides. The union urged members to accept the deal while most stores stayed open thanks to management and crossing workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta Liquor Control Board
Alberta Union of Provincial Employees
Death yields few clues in Edmonton area motel slaying
Police have few clues in the murder of Melodie Joy Riegel found strangled at the Pan-American Motel near Edmonton’s municipal airport Sunday afternoon. The partially clad victim, believed to be a recent Calgary mover, had been in Edmonton about a week and was last seen Saturday night near 107th Street and 102 Avenue in a rough downtown district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
Lori Nagy
Melodie Joy Riegel
Nagy
Calgary
Riegel
107Th Street
102 Avenue
Alberta AG Horsman dodges Aryan Nations charges
Alberta Attorney General Jim Horsman plans to dodge hate charges after Aryan Nations Canadian leader Terry Long announces he will seek charges for Horsman remarks. Horsman says he will use a Criminal Code wrinkle to avoid action. RCMP investigate threats against Canadian Jewish Defence League president amid weekend clash near a white supremacist camp site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Jim
Horsman
Terry Long
Aryan Nations
Long
Aryan Nations Group
United States
RCMP
Canadian Jewish Defence League
Calgary
Red Deer
Alta
Innisfail Rcmp
Meir
Caroline
Hurtig challenges Baucus to Medicine Hat free trade debate
Edmonton publisher Mel Hurtig urged a debate with Montana Senator Max Baucus on free trade after a Medicine Hat College speech. Baucus aides said he has not heard from Hurtig, while Hurtig criticized U.S. and Canadian trade policies and dollar value comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Mel Hurtig
Medicine Hat
Montana
Max Baucus
Hurtig
Baucus
Candian Club
Medicine Hat College
U.S. Senate
Canada
Sen. Baucus
Suzanne Lagoni
Washington, D.C
Lagoni
Mr. Hurtig
U.S
U.S. Treasury
James Baker
Serial killer feared as murder suspect seized
RCMP confirm a Neguac area man in custody will be charged with the Aug 11 rape and murder of 13 year old Tara Prokash and the later killing of 19 year old Therese MacLaughlin in Miramichi region New Brunswick. Police had linked the two slayings by tips and found MacLaughlin's body in a gravel pit near Neguac. MacLaughlin known to friends as Big Red, last seen on the main street near William Gay Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara Prokash
Lower Newcastle
Neguac
Therese MacLaughlin
Miramichi
St. Onge
Prokash
Newcastle
MacLaughlin
Big Red
William Gay Road
Morgentaler held on abortion charges in Toronto
Dr Henry Morgentaler and associates Dr Robert Scott and Dr Nikki Colodny faced two counts of conspiring to procure an abortion. A stay of proceedings was granted allowing the Crown to pursue charges for up to a year pending a Supreme Court of Canada ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Henry Morgentaler
Morgentaler
Robert Scott
Nikki Colodny
Montaler
Supreme Court of Canada
Scott
Ontario
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
Morgentaler Clinic
Mulroney Attack Over $2 Billion Oshawa Auto Plant Claim
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney faced criticism for saying Ottawa arranged $2 billion for an Ontario auto plant modernization in Oshawa. GM officials disputed the claim while noting Ottawa facilitated the investment through talks. Ed Broadbent rejected the comparison with a prison site decision in Manicouagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Ontario
General Motors
Mulroney
Hamilton
Oshawa
Nick Hall
George Peapples
NDP
Ed Broadbent
Commons
Herb Gray
Liberal House
Conservative Party
Manicouagan
Que
Broadbent
Vancouver Sun
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