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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1985
Page
1
Soviet Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov Named Hea d
Tass reports Nikolai Ryzhkov appointed premier by Supreme Soviet decree to succeed Nikolai Tikhonov who steps down for health reasons. Ryzhkov, a Politburo member, becomes head of the Council of Ministers in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikolai Tikhonov
Politburo
Nikolai Ryzhkov
Tass
Ryzhkov
Council of Ministers
Supreme Soviet
Soa Amnea laws tougher Soa Amnea laws tougher
South Africa's white-minority government expanded powers to ban gatherings and meetings it says would pressure workers to stay off the job. The decree, lasting until March 31, 1986, targets a planned October 9 national day of prayer led by anti-apartheid figures including Desmond Tutu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Desmond Tu
Law and Order
Louis le Grange
Tutu
Gloria Pummels U S Coast In Massive Hurricane Move
Hurricane Gloria roared along the U S eastern seaboard with 190 kmph winds driving 270000 people inland from North Carolina to Massachusetts. Swells three to four metres closed roads to New Jersey islands while the eye passed northward. Waves battered Atlantic City and resort towns from Delaware to North Carolina as the storm neared Long Island and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APCP
Gloria
United States
U.S
Maritime Provinces
North Carolina
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Barrier Islands
Gerald Thornton
Cape County Board of Freeholders
Wildwood Crest
Barrier Island
Thornton
Atlantic City
Heavi
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Ocean City
Southampton
N.Y
Long Island
New York City
Connecticut
New England
PQ changes over time as Quebec party redefines its future
Aileen McCabe reports Parti Quebecois militants head to a Sunday leadership vote expected to elect Justice Minister Pierre Marc Johnson to a first ballot win. The party shifts from separatist roots toward a broader federal outlook, with Johnson promoting free trade with the United States and closer Canadian ties amid internal dissent and a surprising candidate departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen McCabe
Southam News
Montreal
Parti Quebecois
Justice
Pierre Marc Johnson
Bleu
Quebec
Jacques Parizeau
Union Nationale
Rene Levesque
Parizeau
Camille Laurin
Bernard Landry
Guy Bertrand
Car
la Presse
Johnson
United States
Canada
Mulroney seeks free trade with Reagan in phone talks
Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney proposed a free trade deal to U.S. President Ronald Reagan and sought congressional support. Reagan welcomed the idea, with talks possible in 1986 and a meeting to review progress planned for spring. External Affairs cautioned that negotiations could begin next year if pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Beauchesne
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
U.S
Ronald Reagan
Canada
United States
Reagan
Mulroney
Joe Clark
The
Commons
Congress
Washington
Ted Hobson
Hobson
Turner accuses Tories of lying over RCMP probe
Liberal Leader John Turner charged that the Tories lied regarding a RCMP probe into spending during the 1984 election. He cited Conservative national director Jerry Lampert as saying he informed Mulroney's office months ago. Mulroney urged an urgent inquiry led by Peter Elzinga, while Elzinga declined to confirm discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Marcel Masse
RCMP
John Turner
Turner
Commons
Jerry Lampert
Mulroney
Peter Elzinga
Pembina
Lampert
Canadian family missing after Mexico City quake
A Canadian citizen and his wife and child were last seen entering the Principado hotel two hours before it collapsed in the Mexico City earthquake. The hotel is a rubble pile and recovery of bodies has ceased as bulldozers clear the site. Belongings from the hotel are in a garage and examined by officials at the Canadian Embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Black
Mexico City
Principado
Plaza de la Revolucion
Mago Calvo
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Alison Appelbe Perere
Ann Landers
el Bridge
Don Braid
Don McGillivray
Gloria Pummells
U.S. Coast
Longi
Tina Turner
James Ralston
Edmonton
Basnesvne
Elzinga
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