Trudeau faces backlash over Poland crisis stance
The Prime Minister defends his view that martial law in Poland is preferable to civil war, while Polish Canadians lead rallies criticizing his stance. He argues the Poland situation is largely internal, emphasizing balance of power and Soviet security concerns, and urges Western measures short of war to deter occupation.
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NEP risksGrowing doubts on oil prices and Canada’s energy plan
An editorial argues Ottawa’s national energy program faces disruption as world oil prices may fall or not rise as forecast. It warns lower prices could slash government revenues, worsen deficits, and undercut oil sands and pipelines projects unless tax concessions are granted.
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Royko on Communism and Bureaucratic Control
Mike Royko reflects on his early doubts about communism and explains why, after serving in Korea, he sees the system as a rigid bureaucracy that stifles creativity and freedom. He argues that secret police, censorship, and travel restrictions protect ruling officials and suppress open elections, especially in Poland with Solidarity and Lech Walesa.
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Galtieri Promises Order as Argentina’s Ghosts Stir
The new Argentine president General Leopoldo Galtieri faces two haunting pressures: accountability for the desaparecidos of the 1970s and the Peronist political movement. The military brass hope to steer a cautious path toward civilian rule while avoiding destabilizing upheaval.
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Somerville bakery sparks morality debate over adult cakes
A local dispute centers on The Sweet Touch in Union Square, Somerville. Alderman Michael McKenna condemns an Adults Only display while owners Paul Feldman and Alice Jepson defend it as harmless. City solicitor Paul Haley notes a novel First Amendment issue and jokes about a SCONE committee.
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