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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 17, 1982

Page

8

Dioxin exposure study planned in New Brunswick

About 200 men exposed to dioxin decades ago will be studied by the New Brunswick government. The project, led by Dr. David Walters, aims to assess long term health effects from Agent Orange like cancers and skin disorders among brush clearing workers from the late 1950s and 1960s. The study could inform Vietnam veterans concerns about dioxin linked health issues.

Fredericton New Brunswick David Walters Health Department Canada Gilbert Bogen Chicago Agent Orange Vietnam

Beef income plan debated by cattlemen officials

Canadian cattlemen from provinces except Newfoundland, New Brunswick and Quebec met federal and provincial officials in Regina to discuss a national beef income stabilization plan. While broad agreement was reached, the group could not finalize a detailed program to curb price swings and debated whether to base the plan on market prices or production costs. Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan promoted a marketing board plan opposed by producers who doubt its viability.

Rod Edwards Regina Charlie Gracey Toronto Canadian Cattlemen’s Association Gracey Newfoundland New Brunswick Quebec Eugene Whelan Whelan

Star Could Fold, Lawyer Believes

Kent royal commission counsel Don Affleck told journalists at the University of Western Ontario that The Star, Canada's largest daily, could fold within three years. He cited competition from The Sun and The Globe and Mail and noted risks in classifieds and real estate ads amid telecom information shifts.

London, Ont Kent Royal Commission On Newspapers Toronto Star Canada Don Affleck University of Western Ontario The Star Toronto Sun Globe and Mail Ottawa Toronto Affleck

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