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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1983
Page
4
W B Bill Hartley, production supervisor, named in the notice with Alan Poirier as associate editor and the document appearing as release No. 279 dated Wednesday June 1 1983 detailing personnel appointments and official positions.
The Alberta attorney general withdraws prosecutions under the Lord's Day Act after Edmonton judge Lionel Jones ruled the act unconstitutional aligning with Judge Brian Stevenson’s Calgary ruling. Police will focus on other matters while Stevenson's appeal heads to June 13.
Quebec Premier Rene Levesque suggests separate ballots for independence and for choosing a future government. He argues voters could support independence while disliking the PQ or oppose independence while disliking the Liberal party. He calls for a non electoral constitutional referendum outside campaign periods.
Southam News reports internal White House debate on Central America policy. Enders and Hinton faced criticism for seeking more negotiation with Nicaraguan and Salvadoran leftists, while Kirkpatrick advocates tough stance. Reagan aides push for continued military aid and new advisers amid rising covert actions.
In a broad coalition leaders Trudeau Reagan and others vow to halt protectionism and dismantle trade barriers. The key test is creating an effective whistleblower agency to police rule breaking and prevent a return to 1930s protectionism that harms Canadian exporters and consumers.
A columnist argues life should be weighed by quality not mere survival. The piece discusses a 16 hour old patient given morphine, ethical debates on euthanasia, and the need to face death with clearer moral standards. It questions current legal limbo and urges accepting euthanasia as a humane alternative.
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