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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1982
Page
4
J. W. Bud Miller is identified as Production Manager while Alan Poirier is listed as Associate Editor revealing key newsroom roles in the publication.
A pundit argues the Versailles summit failed to resolve the recession and urges Canada to replace Finance Minister Allan MacEachen, abandon nationalist policies, lower interest rates, and assert federal leadership to boost investor confidence and attract foreign investment.
The Canadian Judicial Council reprimands Justice Thomas Berger for publicly criticizing government constitutional policies in speeches and a Globe and Mail article. It stops short of removal, citing ex post facto concerns and urging Parliament to define judicial conduct and removal rules, underscoring that judges must be impartial and appear so.
Allan Fotheringham argues that Justice Minister Jean Chretien imitates Trudeau in pressuring Vancouver judge Thomas Berger. He notes past hush actions over Chief Justice John Farris and defends Berger as a defender of native rights who faced political retaliation for criticizing constitutional changes.
The federal government plans a 750 million five year loan through international banks to bolster official reserves and stabilize the dollar. Finance Minister Allan MacEachen cites reserves drained by the currency issue and notes standby credit lines totaling 6.5 billion as backup.
West Germany faces a political shock as Hamburg’s election yields a strong CDU gain and near-SDP loss, with the FDP failing to enter the city parliament. Chancellor Schmidt’s coalition could weaken, risking a Bonn crisis and a possible CDU shift in national politics. Leif Kiep rises as a key CDU figure.
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