Winnipeg saves CFL Grey Cup with bold plans
Writer argues Winnipeg and Manitoba saved the league after Grey Cup 1990 and could host 1991 Dome game indoors at the Forks. He praises Bombers as top team in 1990 and predicts Winnipeg will drive CFL future, despite cold reception in Vancouver. He envisions league offices and media moving to Winnipeg, forecasting a bleak yet ambitious future.
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Mulroney vows aid to Soviet Union amid trade talks
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney promises assistance to Russia on favorable terms, including food via a long standing $859 million credit line. External Affairs noted two credit lines totaling $1.5 billion, with one for grain worth $1 billion. Credit terms may extend repayment beyond three years.
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