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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1991
Page
1
Anne Murray teased a fan who sent an autograph request with a sketch of Helen Reddy. She joked to 3,000 fans at the Moncton Coliseum that she would autograph the wrong sketch and wondered aloud if Helen had a sketch of him somewhere.
Premier Don Getty will travel with his wife and two aides on a nine day mission starting June 18 to woo European and American investors. Stops include New York Paris and London where he hopes to visit the Queen. The trip will hold private meetings with ministers and diplomats to discuss trade investment and energy pricing.
Ontario doctors run overnight CT scans on dogs at 300 dollars per test with no appointment delay, while thousands of humans wait months for the same machine at York Central Hospital. Veterinarians and admins say animals are scanned only when the CT scanner is not in use for people.
Kane writes on A7 about limits to free speech when it crosses into praising or advocating genocide. The column weighs legal and moral boundaries and the dangers of inflammatory rhetoric in public discourse.
Labor Minister Marcel Danis met senior officials in Ottawa to decide on actions to restart grain movement through the Vancouver waterfront. Talks with grainhandlers and the BC Terminal Elevator Operators Association in Vancouver stalled after a lockout and a threatened seven days a week operation. Back-to-work legislation was reportedly being considered, with ND spokesperson Joy Langan awaiting details before support decisions.
Reform Party leader Preston Manning drew a 6000 strong crowd in Toronto amid hostile demonstrators. The event highlighted division over immigration and multiculturalism, with Manning denying racism and advocating provincial federation and ending government funding for multiculturalism.
Ottawa reports a clash between new Constitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark and Gordon Smith led to the abrupt exit of Smith, secretary to the cabinet for federal-provincial relations. Paul Tellier takes the top civil service post. Smith reassigned to a senior ambassadorial role amid ongoing unity matters.
Auxilliary nursing staff at Medicine Hat Regional Hospital staged a morning picket as the Canadian Health Care Guild presses for a 20.5 percent wage rise over two years. The union says talks with Alberta Healthcare Association are stalled while the employer offers 11.25 percent. A membership vote on June 17 could reject the offer.
Boris Yeltsin claimed outright victory in Russia's first direct presidential election with early figures showing 54 to 60 percent. Interfax reported heavy turnout at 75 percent and said he led in most cities, while Moscow gave him 70 to 75 percent. Leningrad backed restoring St Petersburg name. Sobchak and Popov won in their cities.
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