Poland to place Walesa under church protection amid martial law
The Polish Roman Catholic Church agreed to shelter Solidarity leader Lech Walesa in a secluded monastery but barred outside contact, as martial law authorities seek to control the reform movement. Walesa’s health is said to be good, though officials warn the fight remains unresolved. The report also notes Poland’s coal output returning toward normal and plans to resume domestic air service.
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Tsujiura leaves Tigers for Dinosaurs to pursue university hockey
Steve Tsujiura 19 will not return to Medicine Hat for the WHL season and will attend the University of Calgary to play with the Dinosaurs in CWUAA. He played 31 Tigers games with 69 points and says education and hockey balance is his goal, despite interest from the Calgary Wranglers.
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Ottawa plans modernized job training system overhaul
The federal government proposes to replace the 15 year old Adult Occupational Training Act with a broader plan to shift funds from institutional to industrial training, target natives women and the disabled, and focus on high demand fields like engineers computer experts electricians and machinists. Negotiations with provinces begin in Vancouver and a new growth and adjustment fund would expand facilities and equipment.
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Weather and sports blur in cold snap notes
Index Sunny High minus sixteen and a low of minus twenty four are listed with a weather map on page 24. A hockey game recap notes Mark Habscheid tying the Saskatoon Blades with the Medicine Hat Tigers four four at the Arena Convention Centre with overtime lasing without a goal on page 11.
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Medicine Hat doctors adopt extra billing policy
A local survey shows 34 of Medicine Hat’s 39 physicians are charging patients above Medicare coverage. The Medical Arts Clinic board endorsed the policy with discretion left to individual doctors to decide who balances bills. Patients will be informed of potential $5 to $10 visit charges before appointments.
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Lougheed urges oil investors to rethink attitudes
Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed warns a slowdown in oil investment hurts the province and may dampen Western Canada’s economy. He cites market psychology on oil supply and demand, calls for careful pricing expectations, and notes three factors reshaping Alberta’s 1982 outlook amid Ottawa policy and market shifts.
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