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01 Dec 1983
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1983
Page
1
Alberta hospitals warn against user fees stance
Hospitals Minister Dave Russell told the Alberta Hospital Association meeting that hospitals oppose user fees and prefer better revenue options. Ottawa reports Prime Minister Trudeau has not decided on retirement or another run, allowing himself a few months to evaluate his political future and peace mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Dave Russell
Alberta Hospital Association
Russell
Ottawa
Trudeau
Liberal Party
Cruise missile tests face Supreme Court appeal in Canada
Operation Dismantle leader James Stark and coalition lawyer Lawrence Greenspon say they will seek leave to appeal a Federal Court of Appeal ruling that cabinet approval of cruise missile tests was constitutional. The group argues the tests threaten life, liberty, and security by fueling the arms race with tests set to begin in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
U.S
James Stark
Lawrence Greenspon
Supreme Court of Canada
Hargrave hints at retirement stance amid election uncertainty
Medicine Hat MP Hargrave evades direct retirement talk from his Walsh ranch citing an expected federal vote. He says changes may come but will wait for riding association president Rick Oland to call an executive meeting. He previously stated intent to sit out the 32nd parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Curtis
The
News
Bert Hargrave
Medicine Hat
Walsh
Party
Rick Oland
Hargrave
Oland
Medicine Hat Federal Progressive Conservative Association
Ottawa Parliament's longest session ends with government wins
Gov Gen Schreyer reads prorogation speech praising four bold initiatives Patriots Constitution national energy program wage restraint plan and crow rate reform. The government claims 150 bills passed and 300000 jobs created with $561 million yearly lift to Western Canada, while opposition decries lack of mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Senate
Ed Schreyer
Canada
Gas rates may climb 20 per cent in Medicine Hat
The Utilities Committee endorsed a 20 per cent gas rate increase and a five per cent electricity rise for Jan 1 1984 to offset fading flowback revenues from Alberta. Aimed at closing a gap in capital funding, the plan would raise the typical 12 000 cubic feet gas bill from 20 54 to 24 48 monthly, and electricity from 27 58 to 29.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utilities Department
Utilities Committee
al Buchignani
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Ald
Ken Sauer
George Davison
Sauer
Davison
Northwest Utilities
ICG Utilities
Plains Western) Ltd
Buchignani
Utilities Finance and Support Services
Bob Nicolay
Nicolay
Tories hold on to lead
A Gallup poll shows the Progressive Conservatives at 56 percent among decided voters, ahead of the Liberals at 27 percent and the New Democrats at 16 percent. Undecided voters total 25 percent. The survey was conducted in late October after the Grenada invasion and before Trudeau's peace campaign impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Todd
Southam News
Ottawa
Progressive Conservatives
Liberals
New Democrats
Drug trade in Canada hits one billion dollar mark
RCMP Drug Enforcement head Supt Rodney Stamler says illegal drug sales in Canada rose to about 1 billion dollars in 1982. Canadians spent roughly 8.5 to 9 billion on illegal drugs while health and social costs reached about 2.5 billion. The RCMP plans 30 to 40 million in next year funding as courts hospitals and police bear the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Ouston
Southam
Ottawa
Canada
Rodney Stamler
RCMP
National Drug Intelligence
Stamler
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