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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1982
Page
4
Mothers confront Medicine Hat city council over budget cuts and the closing of children's wading pools. They urge the mayor and aldermen to reverse the decision, citing private donations and community impact while pushing for swift action at the July 5 meeting.
The piece labels Allan MacEachen a mugwump for hedging between regulated and deregulated economics. It argues inflation is driven by government controls and taxes, cites Stats Canada, cites U S deregulation as a cure, and urges Joe Clark's Conservatives to present a clear plan.
The province approves replacing the two word sign with the single arret word after Transport Minister Michel Clair revived the issue. Opponents say the plan should be opposed.
John Sigler calls Lebanon events an earthquake with far reaching effects. The piece warns of continued quakes, displaced Palestinians, and shifting power as Israel, the PLO, and regional actors face a fragile ceasefire amid calls for UN led intervention and a safer future for Palestinians.
Ottawa grapples with a bleak outlook as Allan MacEachen forecasts a two percent drop in real GNP for 1982 while inflation surges and unemployment climbs. The budget raises taxes and caps indexing, but critics warn of more business failures and limited job gains.
The United States arrested 21 executives including leaders from Hitachi and Mitsubishi on trade secrets charges, highlighting Japan as a technological but not yet independent innovator. Analysts cite government funding and joint ventures as key factors shaping Japan’s R and D versus US and European rivals.
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