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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1982
Page
4
J W Bud Miller is identified as Production Manager and Alan Poirier as Associate Editor in the June 10 1982 edition, listing staff roles for the paper No 287.
In Yukon territorial race, Tories win nine of sixteen seats, NDP increases to six, one independent takes the final seat, Liberals fail to win any seat. Voter discontent with Ottawa Liberals aids Tory gains and lowers undecided voters, marking a strong shift in regional politics.
Desperate ERA supporters stage protests in Springfield while Governor Thompson stays noncommittal. Illinois lawmakers face a pivotal deadline June 30 as they weigh amending the Constitution to guarantee equal rights for women amid fears of shifts in financial and family life.
The Parti Quebecois faces a one third loss in members from January to after elections. Louise Sexton calls it normal post election indifference while Rene Levesque’s leadership and a referendum briefly unified the party. Analysts note broader trend toward radical politics in Canada.
Southam News argues American SEC disclosure rules reveal high CEO and chairman salaries in Canada. It cites A J de Grandpre Bell Canada and Edgar Bronfman Seagram among others with rising pay, contrasting Ottawa’s lack of transparency and weak anti trust laws with U S practice and democratic access.
James Ferrabee assesses the Lebanon invasion led by Ariel Sharon, arguing the plan aims to erase the PLO militarily and politically. He notes heavy civilian casualties, Israeli public opinion divisions, and doubts about the political payoff given the PLO's growing legitimacy and diplomacy despite Israeli military superiority.
United States tensions flare as Secretary Haig and UN Ambassador Kirkpatrick clash over a Falklands Security Council vote. Kirkpatrick vetoed with Britain then abstained under Haig's revised instructions, prompting public remarks about the US’s amateur image and possible resignation hints from Kirkpatrick.
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