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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 02, 1990

Page

5

Letters to The News Epoch of peace seen at summits

A reader letter argues a new peace epoch between two superpowers hinges on historical process factors and leader attitudes. It notes the arms race has reached a dangerous, exaggerated level affecting stability and negotiations.

Soviet Union Perestroika U.S Geneva Reykjavik Washington Moscow Afganistan Germany NATO Baltic Republic Lithuania

Adoption Viable Viewpoint Letter on Abortion

An adopted writer shares a personal perspective arguing that abortion prevents potential contributions to society. They emphasize being raised well, plan for law school, and urge readers to consider unborn potential when weighing abortion debates. The letter stresses no religious motive and asks readers to hear their side.

Referendum on Shopping Hours Sparks Local Debate

Editorial letter by Mario Barrantes Monge discusses Medicine Hat politics and a proposed straight referendum on Sunday shopping hours. The writer argues aldermen should reflect residents' views, criticizes business interests and promotes broader views on trade and public heat. The piece then shifts to a longer reflection on global arms reduction, Perestroika, and peaceful change led by Soviet and American leaders, noting milestones from Reykjavik to Washington and Moscow.

Medicine Hat Fred Schwentofsky Medicine

Fat cats and Canada’s economy critique by Kris Heaton

A columnist argues that wage and rate hikes by Bank of Canada Governor John Crow, CN Rail executives, and government workers harm the economy. He links rising interest rates to higher debt costs, layoffs, and slower investment while calling for fairer public salaries and a national compromise on raises. Heaton references Meech Lake, forest loans, and global warming debates in a broad critique.

Bank of Canada John Crow CN Railways U.S.A Crow Ottawa Frank Oberle U.S. Agriculture Clayton Yeutter Gerald Bouey R.C.M.P Kris Heaton Medicine Hat

Meech Lake needs five year cooling off period

A proposal argues that Meech Lake should be approved now for five years without changes while a companion resolution, based on the Charest Report, is negotiated. If the companion fails, Meech Lake expires and Canada reverts to pre Meech status. The June 23 deadline inflamed tensions.

Canada Meech Lake Charest

Paris suburb mayor blocks immigrant home visits policy

Sartrouville mayor Laurent Wetzel defies French law by denying foreigners the right to visit homes for up to three months, sparking accusations of racism while supporters praise the move as a curb on illegal immigration. In a climate of anti immigration sentiment, the mayor warns of crime and welfare strain, as residents and officials debate rights and civil liberties.

Sarah Scott Southam Paris Laurent Wetzel Sartrouville Wetzel France Michel Rocard Conflans-Sainte-Honorine Africa National Front Jean- Marie le Pen Algeria Tunisia Morocco M’hamed Kaki Kaki

Cup trip arranged poorly

After a Memorial Cup trip, fans criticize travel and lodging logistics. The Blazers and Rangers faced distant isolation in Hamilton with limited nearby facilities, costly taxis, and inadequate transport. Complainants allege biased officiating, media scrutiny, and unfair conditions for western teams.

Blazers Rangers Hamilton

Old style discipline the best Your lead side bar

A reader critiques the May 2 edition arguing the lead side bar and lead editorial condemn how youth are handled. The letter questions justice for an 11 year old killed in a stolen vehicle and urges tougher parental accountability and restoration efforts.

Sgt. Harty

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