Index Weather Mostly Cloudy With Light Showers
The forecast notes mostly cloudy skies with a 20 percent chance of precipitation on Thursday. Temperatures range from a high of 12 to a low of 4, with a map reference at Page B6.
25 Sep 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1985
Page
1
The forecast notes mostly cloudy skies with a 20 percent chance of precipitation on Thursday. Temperatures range from a high of 12 to a low of 4, with a map reference at Page B6.
Ottawa reports a Federal Court postpones Ken Dye's bid for secret cabinet documents tied to Petro-Canada's 1981 Petrofina takeover. The decision by Associate Chief Justice James Jerome is now expected next week after delays from June. In B C, farmers meet to oppose free trade concessions affecting agriculture.
Conservative MP Fred McCain says he raised the tainted tuna issue in caucus with Prime Minister Brian Mulroney present before public disclosure. Mulroney and aides deny prior knowledge, with spokesperson Bill Fox reaffirming the PM did not know until the CBC report aired.
The Ash Avenue Police Chief Norm McLeod faces a looming decision from the five member police commission as his 18 months probation ends September 30 and no verdict has been announced. Chairman Freeman said no decision has been made yet and the outcome will be announced before month’s end.
Liberal leader John Turner called on the federal government to fund immediate drought relief for Saskatchewan and Alberta farmers. The plan would pay up to 50 per acre, with provinces expected to contribute one third of a 250 million dollar cost.
After five weeks of bitter strike the tentative agreement between Air Canada and the flight attendants awaits ratification. The deal preserves existing overseas working conditions, raises starting pay modestly, adds voluntary overtime up to 80 hours monthly, and includes a three percent raise in years two and three.
Calgary oilman Jim Gray blasted Ontario Energy Minister Vince Kerrio for pressuring Ottawa to maintain export restrictions, saying Western gas supplies are kept from U S markets to favor Ontario manufacturers. He accused Ontario leaders of greed and warned against price controls tied to a Toronto pricing base.
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