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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1984
Page
2
Garth Turner reports a dramatic drop in Canadian consumer buying intentions from a November survey of 1,000 people. With inflation easing but rates and taxes rising, confidence wanes, savings fall, and fears of higher interest rates loom. The piece urges debt consolidation and tax relief as 1984 approaches.
Recounted items touch on Mayor Norrie pledging to close the Canadian border to Irish sympathizing Americans during Queen Elizabeth's Winnipeg visit, Trudeau naming a Black senator and Beausejour’s high commissioner pick, plus two Winnipeg lottery winners sharing 443 481.60 from a 13 million 6 49 draw.
Paul Hellyer argues for a sharp rise in Canada's defence budget to 3.6 percent of GNP and advocates unification of Canada's armed forces. The review finds the book provides solid military analysis but criticizes its uncritical push for integration and predicts limited savings. It notes mixed reception among allies and domestic skepticism about pacifying patriotism as citizenship.
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