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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1982
Page
4
The item lists staff roles for June 23 1982 with Alan Poirier as associate editor John A Weimer as business manager J W Bud Miller as production manager for the publication.
The utilities committee urges reducing bus service to cut a 832000 dollar city deficit for 1982. College routes may be eliminated, Sixth Street clinic access would worsen with a Kensington bus ride, and late movie returns could require taxis or walks. The letter argues fares should rise and overtime costs trimmed with part time or split shifts.
Robert Blair of the Nova Oil Company voices a Western Canadian view criticizing Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. He says Ottawa ignores Western concerns, alienates Western Liberals, and should adopt policies favoring Western voters to gain more support in the region.
UN special session on disarmament ends with critics urging deeds over words as START talks loom. Reagan and Thatcher faces critique for rhetoric, Trudeau questions nuclear strategy. Brezhnev no first use pledged, on-site verification discussed.
The Hinckley verdict ignites a national debate over the insanity defense as Congress, the White House, and the judiciary weigh potential reforms. Observers note the decision may shape future criminal law debates and how psychiatric testimony influences juries.
Bruce Feirstein argues in Real Men Don t Eat Quiche that modern men have abandoned rugged stereotypes. The book mocks sensitive, kitchen-capable men while listing rules and wardrobes for true Real Men, contrasting old Ernest Hemingway type image with today s “macho” trend.
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