03 Jun 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1992
Page
1
The six metre by one and a half metre sign stolen from the Jubilee Auditorium was abandoned in Calgary’s southwest on Tuesday. Police recovered it before the opening night while the production offered free tickets to thieves. No one claimed the reward.
In Ottawa the New Democrats announce they will vote against the government referendum bill unless major changes are made. The party proposes stricter campaign spending limits while the Conservatives warn the measure could be defeated.
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Canadian officials debated a proposed constitutional self government deal with aboriginal groups as provinces consider opt out options. Joe Clark said unanimity not required and nonparticipating provinces would not be bound. Wells warned the agreement could diminish provincial powers and cause chaos if natives claim laws do not apply. Talks resume in Ottawa next week.
Justice Minister Kim Campbell agrees to adjust consent provisions of the no means no rape bill after complaints it could create bedroom breathalyser rules. She says the aim is to protect women unable to consent, not criminalize sex after a few drinks, and she may drop a consent-with-drinking clause.
The changes narrow the consent standard by removing the word all from the steps requirement and limit illegal acts to abuse of power. Lawyers praise the shift while critics warn it weakens protections and could challenge under the Charter. JJ Camp backs the revisions, while Sheila McIntyre of a feminist group calls them disturbing.
Clinton wins six states to extend his lead with over 450 delegates from Tuesday's vote. Bush also takes primary wins in five states. Perot remains a potential wildcard as voters express concern over the race trajectory and shifting party dynamics.
The article notes Denmark's rejection of the Maastricht treaty provoking national debate. Political leaders respond as the government weighs next steps and EU relations amid public division.
CP Forest Products of Montreal inaugurates a 105 million dollar de-inking plant in Gatineau to recycle 220000 tonnes yearly of newspapers and magazines. The Redcliff facility aims to use 60 to 70 percent of its 1092 workforce after a 1993 expansion while sourcing material mainly from the northeastern United States.
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