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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1982
Page
4
J. W. Bud Miller is noted as Production Manager and Alan Poirier as Associate Editor in a staff update outlining newsroom assignments and roles for the publication.
Tearful residents lament a budget cut as Medicine Hat closes four wading pools for the summer. Critics urge cost-cutting elsewhere while noting kids lose a free cooling and play space. The piece rails against austerity and defends city vitality.
The Falklands clash shows BBC reporting aimed at accuracy and fairness, avoiding jingoism while others push government narratives. The piece questions censorship during war and the tension between government control and the free flow of information, noting misinfo and contested claims.
The News invites readers to submit letters on public interest topics about 300 words long. Letters must be typed double spaced and include the writer's full address and a home and business telephone number for verification. The newspaper may edit letters to fit and will not publish items missing contact information.
The piece argues the Falklands and Lebanon show conflicts begin from banal causes and escalate to war. It discusses U S Soviet rivalry, mutual assured destruction, and the arms race, concluding that balance of terror keeps the two powers from destroying each other.
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin travels to New York to push for a U S led force in the Lebanon border zone. UNIFIL's mandate is up for renewal amid U S caution and Soviet veto risk while Lebanon seeks a new coalition and PLO Syrian pressure remains.
The article argues that current policies in Canada and globally are failing amid rising unemployment and shrinking growth. It criticizes Versailles outcomes, calls for bold measures beyond cosmetic fixes, and cautions against relying on American policy or wishful thinking to rescue the economy.
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