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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 06, 1981
Page
4
The piece traces value education from the 1960s to today, noting a shift from voluntary value clarification to force fed values. It argues schools should focus on reading, writing, math and thinking, while values educate themselves through family and society, not curricula.
An inter provincial doctors committee meeting in Edmonton flags a collapsing medicare system if control shifts to physicians. It urges balance billing limits, preventive care, and para professionals to curb costs while safeguarding patient protection and the Hippocratic oath.
A Canadian spokesman notes few Mexicans live in Manitoba as Winnipeg loses its fourth major consulate in seven years with the July closure. Britain West Germany and Switzerland had closed earlier in 1979 1976 and 1974.
Christopher Young argues the Ottawa strike reveals essential service questions and right to strike in Canada. He criticizes Postmaster General Andre Ouellet for deeming the post office non essential and notes unions push to capitalize on transition to Crown corporation while seeking more benefits before independent management.
Allan Fotheringham notes Paris on a hot August day with Fouquets as a social hub. He observes a turning political mood as Francois Mitterrand expands influence, while locals and visitors mingle amid sunshine, shopping, and newspaper reading. France edges toward a unique socialist blend, with elections looming in 1986 and 1988.
Five anglers trapped by weather at Old Fort River Quebec plan overland trek toward Blanc Sablon and Newfoundland. They recall seven days of fine fishing, discuss flies and gear, note two near mutinies and a successful day by The Judge with a White Wulff, before setting out by launch and on foot toward Blanc Sablon.
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