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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1983
Page
5
Boston Globe report by M R Montgomery highlights canine appeal with playful anecdotes and expert quotes endorsing dogs as lively companions over cats.
Fragmentary text hints at a public dispute involving animal care and human behavior. The piece references a man benefiting from others' mistakes with pets and a controversial remark about kicking a cat.
The author contrasts domesticated animal behavior with wildlife, noting dogs often stay perpetually young while cats age into indifference. He praises fictional dogs like Snoopy and Fred Basset, critiques Garfield and cat humor, and laments cats playing with small prey. Independent Press Service.
An editorial outlines how NAVSTAR and GLONASS satellites bolster first strike capabilities and war fighting plans. It notes NAVSTAR's 18 satellites, 50 foot positioning, and 1 microsecond timing, with Rockwell’s $1.21 billion NAVSTAR contract and projected $3.9 billion cost, plus GLONASS and civilian use possibilities and ties to missile accuracy and targeting.
Ottawa scene as Elmer MacKay departs Central Nova seat with Mulroney atop the party. Ro bert Stanfield jokes at head table while Mulroney praises roots and names MacKay chief adviser role.
Pacific News Service reports that modern nonlethal systems like electronic surveillance and data processing are core to nuclear strategies. It cites Ascension Island refueling bases, Orion patrols, and IBM and Lockheed platforms, with plans to spend billions on anti-submarine intelligence and linked onshore centers as part of a broader first strike capability.
A letter argues fluoridation harms health and rights, citing cancer links and enzyme poisoning claims. The author contends artificial fluoride from industrial sources harms water supplies and urges balanced investigations and public rights over medical policy.
Ray Crowley of Medicine Hat writes against adding fluoride to the communal water supply after five election defeats to fluoridation advocates. He cites parental responsibility, health rights, and government overreach, arguing fluoride is optional and not necessary for public health.
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