28 Jun 1991
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1991
Page
1
Gord Plitt faces a one cent shortfall on his Truck King business licence after the city computer calculated $86.82 for a prorated fee, despite $86.81 paid May 14. Licensing supervisor Manley McCorkle commented that automated billing dictated the bill.
Alberta opposition member Stockwell Day criticizes Charles Ng for pursuing Athabasca University studies while extradition fights in Canada and California slayings proceed. Ng is jailed in Prince Albert. A magnitude six quake near Sierra Madre caused deaths and damage to Pasadena Playhouse and city hall with aftershocks and outages.
Fragmentary note references concern for family and friends regarding unfair attack. No clear event date or location provided.
Algoma Steel workers approve a wage cut of up to $3 an hour for four months, aiming to raise $50 million with federal provincial and company support. The union urges Ottawa to provide guarantees while seeking an extension of the creditors' deadline.
Canada’s economy rose 0.9 percent in April from March with manufacturing leading the rebound after eight straight declines. Transportation equipment, electrical, wood and fabricated metal sectors drove most gains, while service industries rose 0.8 percent paced by finance real estate and wholesale trade. Real estate agents and brokers accounted for about 80 percent of the dollar increase.
Liberal Leader Jean Chretien and NDP critic Lorne Nystrom urged Prime Minister Mulroney to seek an election after the Spicer commission report. They criticized the $23 million inquiry as revealing little new and called for constitutional change and a referend um through a constituent assembly proposal.
Quebec politicians and participants say the Citizens' Forum on Canada's Future wasted 23 million and eight months. They call the final report vague and hollow, arguing it gives Quebecseparatists fuel and fails to offer concrete recognition beyond a distinct society.
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