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12 Jan 1990
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 12, 1990
Page
1
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Via Rail workers in Winnipeg protest cutbacks that threaten 2100 of 5700 union jobs as legal challenges move to Ottawa and Vancouver. Workers in Toronto, Winnipeg, and Ottawa demand government action while authorities seek to dismiss lawsuits.
In Vilnius Gorbachev proposes a secession framework and vows self determination to Lithuanians while warning that a split could trigger tragedy. He meets crowds with Raisa amid candlelight protests for independence as domino effects loom in nearby republics.
Alberta moved to place General Systems Research of Edmonton into receivership after the Hong Kong Bank called 8.8 million in government guaranteed loans. The firm, with 130 workers, had received 34.3 million in grants since 1984 and faced an estimated net worth under 2 million as losses topped 22.6 million by April 1986.
RCMP investigate whether Quebec MP Gilles Bernier and former Conservative MP Richard Grise hired each other’s children as researchers. The affidavit notes 12 documents seized from the House of the Commons comptroller office and hires dated 1986 to 1988 involving Bernier and Grise.
Newfoundland MP George Baker denounces Ottawa for forgiving most of France’s 1987 licence fee bill. Under new rules France pays 356932 dollars of an 813000 total, with no fees for 1988 and part of 1989, despite continued cod catches off Newfoundland. Baker cites plant layoffs and quota violations.
A poll by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business shows two thirds oppose the GST though cut to seven percent. Alberta leads opposition at 77 percent, followed by Quebec 71 and Ontario 62. Only 23 percent favor, while most doubt Ottawa will keep rate low. The federation urges abolishing the tax or coordinating a single sales tax and cutting federal spending.
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