Letters praise not condemn Horsman plans for court and arts hub
Readers discuss the provincial court house and cultural centre proposed beside the college, noting the province will fund the court house and jointly fund the arts centre. A joint use agreement will govern the arts centre like other facilities, with an estimated total cost of four to five million dollars, benefiting the wider South East Alberta community.
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South East
Alberta
Angie Linden
City council urged to block college take over cultural centre
A reader voices concern over a last minute plan to transfer the downtown cultural centre to the college. She warns it would push out citizen groups, reduce use by the public, and shift costs to taxpayers while the college would focus on teaching space. She calls for a solution serving all for years.
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Square One
Diana Campbell
Community art centre location debate prompts calls for unity
Readers critique a street survey on moving the downtown cultural centre to the college site. Don F McCrimmon urges cooperation, noting two new facilities, funding, jobs, and shared use by arts and residents while criticizing uninformed comments. Jim Horsman lauded for backing the project and the economy.
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Medicine Hat
No. 1
Jim Horsman
M.L.A
Horsman
Pierre Trudeau
Don F. McCrimmon
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Kremlin Letter to Poland Reveals Stalinist-style Demands
A Warsaw published Kremlin letter to Poland shows Moscow demanding Poland tailor internal party life and media to Soviet tastes. It portrays limited sovereignty for Eastern Bloc allies and cites the 1968 Prague and 1956 Hungary histories as context while outlining pressure on Polish leaders and party reform from Moscow.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Warsaw
Czechoslovakia
PAP
Stanislaw Kania
Warsaw Pact
Communist Party Central Committee
Polish Party Central Committee
Kania
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Central Committee
Hungary
Kanin
Poland
Solidarity
West
Gdansk
Chafee Tsongas urge tax relief to boost U S exports
A bipartisan plan to ease taxes on Americans working abroad could expand U S exports. Chafee notes current levies and allowances are taxed, deterring small firms from pursuing foreign markets and costing jobs. Tsongas supports tax reform to level the playing field in world trade.
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John H. Chafee
R-R.i
Sen
Paul Tsongas
D-Mass
Chafee
Saudi Arabia
Chase Econometrics
Treasury
Chaffee
Tsongas
U.S
Trudeau’s Ottawa Summit May Be Most Significant Ever
The Ottawa Montebello July summit, chaired by prime minister Trudeau, aims to tackle economic and political realities between developed and developing nations. Observers question its significance, noting new leaders and the risk of “papering over cracks” amid high security and media anticipation.
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Ottawa
Pierre Trudeau
Venice
Trudeau
Montebello
Que
Versailles
League of Nations
Quebec
Yalta
Potsdam
Richard Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Old Boy Network
Rene Levesque
Brian Peckford
Canada
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