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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1985
Page
8
Eastern Canadian premiers and New England governors wrapped up their annual conference in St Andrews with sharp debate over trade tariffs. New Brunswick Premier Richard Hatfield arrived, highlighting regional sensitivities as officials discussed cross border commerce and protection measures.
Sununu and Brennan clash with premiers over free trade as governors push back on a perceived unfair structure. Hatfield warns a looming trade war if disputes move beyond regulatory channels.
NDP MP Howard McCurdy urged Canada to recall its ambassador to South Africa and impose sanctions over Pretoria’s raid on Botswana and the Soweto church attack. He criticized External Affairs Minister Joe Clark for not stronger action and warned of implied guilt on victims.
In Toronto 72 of 109 men who had sexual contact with AIDS victims show signs of HIV infection. The University of Toronto study tracks a high risk group of homosexual or bisexual men over three years. Researchers plan to recruit more volunteers to reach 180 additional participants.
Ottawa reports Trade Minister James Kelleher urged Canada and the United States to discuss farm support programs to avoid trade problems. He plans talks in Washington and may seek U.S. reaction to a Commons bill proposing a tripartite stabilization program funded by federal, provincial governments and farmers to replace existing income stabilizers.
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