Expanded elderly care urged in Medicine Hat study
A $40,000 report by Pamela Cluff and Associated Planning Consultants urges a humane, coordinated approach to elder care in Medicine Hat. It calls for broader information dissemination, integrated planning, improved psycho geriatric and day care, and expanded preventive and social services with local agency collaboration. A steering committee and provincial talks are proposed to start implementation.
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the News
Medicine Hat
Tita
Medicine Hat and District Hospital
Associated Planning Consultants Incorporated
A. W. Cluff
P. J. Cluff
Weiner Centre
Pamela Cluff
Toronto
Cluff
Peter Condon
Ren
Condon
Peace proposals welcomed by European Community leader
West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher told the European Parliament the 10 country European Economic Community would respond positively to any genuine peace initiative from the Wars Pact. He said the EEC would scrutinize East European proposals and exploit every negotiating opportunity, referring to Warsaw Pact offers to sign a non aggression pact with NATO.
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France
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Hans- Dietrich Genscher
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Genscher
NATO
West Germany
Ontario trust firms seized heightens depositor concern
Opposition leader David Peterson warned credible people say Greyman Trust Crown Trust and Seaway Trust assets may be misrepresented while depositors show little panic. About 400 calls to a helpline, 195 more by 11 am, and five day wait for cash. Police join probe into the multi firm deal linked to 11 000 Toronto apartments and a $500 million sale.
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Ontario
Liberal
David Peterson
Greyman Trust Co
Crown Trust Co
Seaway Trust Co
Peterson
Canada Deposit Insurance Corp
William Davis
Florida
Davis
Denis Massicotte
Robert Elgie
Consumer Ministry
Loan and Trust
Trust Companies
Greymac Mortgage Corp
Seaway Mortgage Corp
Young Tories Allege Clark Lacks Support For Leadership Vote
Ontario youth groups of the Progressive Conservative party demand a leadership convention. The Ontario Young Progressive Conservative Association and the Campus Association voted for a yes at the Winnipeg meeting January 28 to decide Clark's leadership fate. The campus group with about 1,000 members urged a leader who can win broad support and votes nationally. The youth association, representing about 5,000 under-30 Tories and 190 delegates to Winnipeg, backed Clark proving himself at a leadership convention.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Joe Clark
Ontario Young Progressive Conservative Association
Progressive Conservative Campus Association
Winnipeg
Tory
Campus Association
Clark
Progressive Conservative Party
Youth Association
Federal Party
Alberta profits on stock market tax funded gains
Alberta government via the Heritage Savings Trust Fund reports a 12 million dollar paper profit in one year. The fund’s 85 million investment grew to about 97 million amid stock market rallies led by oil related holdings. Treaurer Hyndman cites timely purchases in 1982 and notes gains in beer and distillery stocks along with metals and consumer goods investments despite a 1.2 million paper loss in Dome Petroleum.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund
Treaurer
Lou Hyndman
Hyndman
Dome Petroleum
Allmand recalls RCMP forgery claim as not upsetting
Former solicitor general Warren Allmand says the RCMP Security Service forgery of his name to a 1975 asylum letter for a Soviet official caused little public uproar. He notes it was not an internal matter and admits he still thinks the act was wrong. The case resurfaced amid McDonald Commission testimony and Trudeau era denials.
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Warren Allmand
RCMP
Allmand
Notre Dame de Grace-Lachine
McDonald Commission
Ottawa Citizen
Anatoly Maximov
Trudeau
Ottawa
Malaysia
Police pressure urged on wife beaters in Medicine Hat
The Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter Society calls on area police to press assault charges in domestic disputes rather than wait for battered wives to initiate. Leaders met with police and Crown prosecutor Darin Greaves to push for officers to act on grounds of abuse and for tougher scrutiny of withdrawals. Calgary already adopted a similar policy.
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Medicine Hat Women’s Shelter Society
Pat Wouters
Shelter Society
Darwin Greaves
Wouters
Mike Pearce
Redcliff
Toda
Greaves
Eric Lloyd
Crown Prosecutor
Pearce
Lloyd
Crown Prosecutor's Office
Calgary
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