24 Jul 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1992
Page
1
The Korean Central News Agency reports a two storey bowling centre part of a larger recreation complex on the Taedong River outskirts of Pyongyang. It is believed to be North Korea’s first bowling alley as western entertainment is newly welcomed after decades of prohibition.
Canada and the United States imposed retaliatory taxes on beer brewers after Ontario added a $3 per case duty and a warehouse charge while US officials accused the move of protectionism. The dispute centers on two American brewers and Ontario taxes affecting Canadian markets. In Sarajevo, heavy fighting resumed as UN efforts to aid civilians and convoy relief stalled by mine damage and siege threats.
Colorful youngsters, including Tennille Erb, ride pink and purple bikes in Medicine Hat's 32nd Kiddies Parade amid drizzle. Families capture Kodak moments as horse riders, bands, floats and decorated entries parade Third Street in a community celebration praised by marshal Mike Baisley.
A UN weapons inspection team departs Baghdad after an 18 day vigil outside the Agriculture Ministry. Diplomatic efforts continue in New York and Washington as the United States and allies weigh a possible military response if Iraq refuses access. The team leader said they would return to Baghdad if access is allowed.
Defence Minister Marcel Masse announced Canada will spend 4.4 billion to buy 50 EH-101 helicopters over 13 years. Most contracts go to Paramax Systems in Montreal with regional allocations across Atlantic Ontario and the West. First delivery in six years, aircraft built to last 30 to 35 years amid Cold War critics.
Constitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark said Quebec may accept an equal Senate but would resist the concept. He noted Mulroney plans a informal first ministers meeting next week to discuss recognition of Quebec’s distinct society with Bourassa uncertain but potentially attending. Clark outlined possible reforms to address Quebec concerns.
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