Weather Outlook Sunday Cloudy with 40 Percent Chance
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions Sunday with a 40 percent chance of precipitation. Highs near 12 degrees and lows around 3. Page B6 map.
27 Sep 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1986
Page
1
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions Sunday with a 40 percent chance of precipitation. Highs near 12 degrees and lows around 3. Page B6 map.
Delegates at the first annual conference of the Canadian Association of Threatened Single Industry Towns voted to remove the word threatened from the group’s title. President Dennis Young said the change signals a new, emerging organization with broader government and community support. The meeting highlighted hopes for frontier development policies and wider representation beyond troubled towns.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney said his clash with hecklers in Pembina assures a Tory win there in Monday’s byelection and he also predicted the Tories will carry St Maurice in the Quebec byelection. He labeled Alberta demonstrators separatists after insults and a shouted frog remark.
Mulroney predicted victory in St Morice while polls hint Tory candidate Robert Leclerc, the lawyer, may finish third behind rival parties.
Alberta Health Minister Mary Moore says prepaying medical bills and later reimbursement could cut use by about 30 percent. He cites Rand Corporation findings and notes rising costs from 250 000 weekly claims ten years ago to 500 000 now, with tests and diagnostic procedures driving most claims.
President Ronald Reagan vetoed a congressional sanctions package aimed at South Africa. Senator Kennedy called it a failed policy. Senator Lugar urged overriding the veto. The House is expected to override, with the fate then in the Senate. Reagan urged limiting sanctions aligned with EC actions.
Edmonton reports that 2200 liquor store workers ratified a two year contract ending an eight week strike. Highlights include seniority based layoffs and recall, a labor management committee for casual workers, and a $62 monthly pay raise retroactive to June 15 with wages revisited in year two.
The article cites a satirical UN scene over Nicholas Daniloff detention and a controversial 1992 Columbus observance. It notes budget tensions as the United States warns it could withhold part of its 25 percent UN contribution, while developing nations defend collective spending and history.
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