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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1978
Page
5
Across the Negev the Green Patrol and border police bulldoze 45 dwellings including a Bedouin home near Abu Tulus, prompting protests over policy and tactics. Israeli officials defend removals citing land marked for industrial development.
Southam News describes Prime Minister Burnham's plan to seek a referendum on July 10 asking if Parliament should adopt a wholly new constitution for the Co operative Republic of Guyana. The process would expand a constituent assembly with major organizations to draft a president-led framework abolishing racial discrimination and entrenching rights.
Turkey, once near collapse under debt and scarce fuel, is being courted by both East and West as its army lags at half capacity. Its strategic location links Europe to the Middle East and the Soviet border, while NATO requires Ankara’s ground forces and straits control. The Cyprus arms embargo after 1974 stoked Turkish resentment and hindered relations with the United States, Canada, and Britain.
President Giscard d Estaing, amid a three day Corsica visit marked by bombings, rejected wider regional self government while promising more economic aid. He argued administrative unity remains a core strength of France, resisting devolution seen in Britain and other European states.
The South African government requires Canadians to obtain visas before entry, signaling strained ties after Canadian moves last December. Canadian officials note the policy affects all visitors, not just business or journalists, and could complicate cross‑border travel for Canadians and South Africans alike.
Ottawa columnist notes Canada's draft constitution elevates federal and provincial levels while urban areas lack formal input. Urbanization outpaces rural bias, with ministers from cities underrepresented. Montreal stands out with cabinet heft. Question remains if any constitution recognizes municipal government or a House of the Federation.
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