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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1983
Page
2
A realist columnist argues federal budget expectations point to higher taxes and a larger deficit as Ottawa faces a cash flow crisis. He critiques tentative budget ideas from ministers and predicts pressing fiscal pain for Canadians, while voicing frustration with political rhetoric.
The column mocks Canada Post stamp changes from 30 to 32 cents and laments the nation’s mail rate hikes. It notes Arafat vowing continued battle for Jerusalem, Trudeau denying US missile tests in Canada, and McGuigan’s contradicting Hansard record. It ends with a jab at present political rhetoric and Joe Clark.
Paul Hellyer notes peace activists benefit from backing No First Use while NATO parties press a plan to spend about 100 billion dollars over six years to strengthen conventional forces in Europe. The idea, supported by Robert McNamara, argues first use is risky and Warsaw Pact strength is overestimated.
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