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24 Sep 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1987
Page
1
Manitoba Court Upholds Anti Soliciting Sex Laws
The Manitoba Court of Appeal ruled unanimously that freedom of speech does not protect selling sex in public. Justice Charles Huband stated soliciting for money on a street corner is not an exercise of free expression. The five-judge panel said public sex sale is not protected under the Charter and rejected a lawyer’s claim that it interferes with a lawful trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Canada
Charles Huband
John
Milton
John Stuart
Mill
Jeff Gindin
Brooklyn man charged in ex wife death after 18th floor fall
Witnesses describe a chase and confrontation as 39 year old Wilhelmina Virginia Burgos fell from an 18th floor Brooklyn apartment after a dispute with her ex husband Jose Burgos. Police say Burgos, 40, was charged with second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Brooklyn
New York Daily News
Jose Burgos
Wilhelmina Virginia Burgos
Ed Burns
Memoir appeal lost over Wright memoir ban in Australia
Sydney Reuters report Britains court lost its appeal to ban publication of former secret service agent Peter Wright memoirs in Australia. The decision upheld restrictions on sharing sensitive material abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Reuter
Britain
Australia
Secret Service
Peter Wright
U S still aims to resume trade talks with Canada
The Reagan administration repeats willingness to restart free trade negotiations with Canada after Ottawa suspended talks. Marlin Fitzwater says differences can be overcome and Yeutter offers around the clock meetings to meet Oct 5 deadline. Reisman says the ball is in the American court and calls for a binding dispute mechanism. Mulroney keeps door open but notes suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reagan
Canada
Ronald Reagan
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
U.S
Clayton Yeutter
Yeutter
U.S. Treasury
James Baker
Fitzwater
Brian Mulroney
Simon Reisman
Reisman
Mulroney
Pat Carney
Seaway shutdown endangers prairie farmers and grain exports
Regina reports farm leaders warn a Seaway strike could halt shipments as early as Monday. With prices near lows, Wheat Pool and Wheat Growers urge government action to move grain by rail or directly to export markets, leveraging Prairie elevators and Thunder Bay capacity to protect sales. They seek mediation and strengthened WB and CN rail use to prevent damage to Canada's grain reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
St. Lawrence Seaway
Ray Howe
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Canada
Europe
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Howe
Grain Transportation Agency
Seaway
Thunder Bay
Canadian Wheat Board
Prairies
Isman
Stuart Thiessen
National Farmers Union
Pat Keena
The
Wheat Board
St. Lawrence River
Biden withdraws from 1988 Democratic presidential race
Senator Joe Biden ends his bid for the Democratic nomination amid disclosures of speech plagiarism and misstatements about his college record. He cites pride in staying involved against Robert Bork’s Supreme Court nomination and leaves the briefing without taking questions. The unraveling began with a Times report on a Des Moines debate speech copied from Neil Kinnock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps Howard News Service
Washington
Joe Biden
Biden
Senate
Reagan
Robert Bork
Supreme Court
The
New York Times
Des Moines
Iowa
Neil Kinnock
CSIS infiltration denied amid CNTU bomb plot case
Ottawa says CSIS did not interfere with charges against Quebec CNTU informer Marc Boivin who admitted being an CSIS informer and faces sentencing after pleading guilty to conspiring to plant bombs. CBC reports allege wider infiltrations into unions across Quebec BC and national bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
James Kelleher
Canadian Security Intelligence Service
Quebec
Confederation of National Trade Unions
CSIS
CNTU
Centrale de L’enseignement du Quebec
British Columbia Federation of Labor
Canadian Union of Public Employees
Canadian Auto Workers
Marc Boivin
CBC
Boivin
Security Service
Kelleher
Daryl] Harker
Harker
B.C. Federation of Labor
United Auto Workers
Radio- Canada
Canada urged to prioritize environment in policy shift
A federal provincial task force report urges embedding environmental considerations into all economic decisions. It calls for a first ministers' conference to align environmental and economic policies and for the environment to sit on the inner cabinet priority list, equal to Finance and External Affairs.
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Tom McMillan
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UN World Commission On Environment and Development
Earth
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