Costs push deficit to record levels in Canada
Ottawa reports seven month deficit at 12.018 billion dollars driven by recession. higher unemployment welfare payments and public debt charges fuel the rise while corporate tax revenue falls. October results show a 1.371 billion deficit, with Lalonde forecasting a 23.6 billion yearly shortfall.
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Canada
Alberta minister faces fee offer and bad faith claims
Alberta Health Minister Dave Russell offered doctors a five percent fee rise drawing criticism from AMA district member Dr. Philip Winkelaar who calls the move bad faith. He notes the joint liaison committee had proposed eight to nine percent and cites inflation and costs as driving doctor salaries below pace.
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Dave Russell
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Winkelaar
Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan
AMA
Joint Liaison Committee
Alberta
Medicine Hat Santa Claus Fund doubles goal for Salvation Army hampers
The Santa Claus Fund in Medicine Hat has raised nearly 20000 in money and goods for Salvation Army Christmas hampers, doubling the initial 10000 goal. Students and groups collected cash and non perishable food, with Medicine Hat High and Alexandra Junior High contributing significant amounts, and volunteers preparing hampers for distribution.
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Medicine Hat
Santa Claus Fund
Salvation Army
Larry Lancaster
Salvation Army Family Services
Alexandra Junior High
Medicine Hat High School
Connaught
Mother Theresa
Alexandra Junior High School
Crescent Heights Recreation Centre
Community Services
Riverside Presbyterian Church
Southridge
ECS
Huttons Ltd
Ross Glen Ecs
Redcliff
Dr. C. Lamb
St. Joseph’s Parish
Schuler
Gayle Hall
Seven Persons Community
Nature’s Pantry
Joy's
Western Drug
Bata Shoes
Reitman’s
Shirley Morter
Paulette Hope
Israeli Lebanese talks near possible weeklong agreement
U S envoy Habib says direct negotiations frame could yield a security and non belligerency accord within a week. Israel and Lebanon consider signing soon in Europe or the Middle East after cabinet moves toward talks and troop withdrawal terms. Draper heads to Beirut to report to Lebanese officials. Venue to be decided not Jerusalem.
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Lebanon
Israel
Jerusalem
Europe
Middle East
Habib
Washington
Reagan
Morris Draper
Beirut
OPEC Sets 1983 Oil Output Ceiling at 18.5 Million
OPEC ministers fixed an 18.5 million barrel daily output ceiling for 1983 with quotas to be allocated later. Saudi Arabia keeps a seven million barrels per day quota and a base price of 34 dollars per barrel, with no change in differential pricing.
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Vienna
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
U.S
OPEC
Yamani
Saudi Arabia
U.S. A
Higo to face judge on release hearing in Foremost
Akemi Reginald Higo, 48, is due in provincial court Tuesday to argue why he should be released from custody after charges including attempted murder and weapons offences from an incident at Foremost Cedar Villa Restaurant on November 15. The Crown says he violated terms of bail after an arrest late last week.
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Akemi Reginald Higo
Higo
Foremost
Cedar Villa
Roy Anthony Hawkins
Two ferries collide off Harwich killing five in storm
In a night storm off Harwich England two loaded ferries the European Gateway and Speedlink Vanguard collided. One sank in shallow North Sea waters. Five are dead and one more is presumed dead. 64 rescued from frigid waves. European Gateway reported to have left Felixstowe with 34 truck drivers and 36 crew aboard.
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Harwich
England
Englis
North Sea
European Gateway
Townsend Thoresen
Felixstowe
Rotterdam
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