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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1985
Page
9
Ottawa Liberal John Nunziata on Wednesday said he completely retracts criticisms of Speaker John Bosley made in a weekend radio interview. He apologized after reconsidering remarks and denied Liberal caucus pressure to retract.
Premier Rene Levesque's office released Brian Mulroney's letter acknowledging receipt of Quebec's constitutional proposals. Mulroney says the ideas will be studied in depth but offers no clear acceptance of Quebec's demands for sweeping powers or language jurisdiction. Levesque seeks distinct society status and exclusive language control along with a broad Charter exemption. The letter was released Wednesday.
Howard Malcolm president of the Canadian Pork Council says pork producers are split over federal legislation to create a tripartite income stabilization fund for all farmers. The plan would have equal funding from farmers federal and provincial governments to aid producers when prices drop sharply.
The Rankin Inlet elementary school gym was converted into a temporary legislative assembly chamber for a 10 day session. Twenty four members plus assistants and officials occupied the space with the speaker’s chair and mace present. The territorial assembly travels yearly to bring government closer to distant communities. Rankin Inlet sits about 1,500 people on Hudson Bay’s west coast, 1,100 air kilometres from Yellowknife.
Ottawa advises Manitoba and other farmers to file lawsuits in federal courts in South Dakota Iowa Nebraska and Wisconsin after US states barred Canadian livestock over a drug ban The government calls swift action urgent while Manitoba questions Ottawa’s handling of the trade dispute.
Canada's senior prison psychologist William Ross admitted errors in a 1980 report that described Norman Fox as insensitive and likely to rape again. Testifying to a commission on Fox's compensation, Ross said Fox is capable of sensitivity, attributing past judgments to irritation at a wrongful conviction and noting Fox's high IQ. Fox, 48, was pardoned last year after more than eight years in jail for a 1976 rape.
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