05 Mar 1986
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 1986
Page
1
A confidential UIC document appears to have circulated to external management consultants. The leakage raises concerns about data governance and access controls within the university. Further review will determine scope and potential impact on campus operations.
Scattered flurries forecast with a 40 percent chance of precipitation on Thursday. High near 1 degree, low around minus 8. Map on page B4.
An avalanche during the Anchor Express winter exercise struck Norwegian troops in Bardu and Narvik area. Three soldiers are missing while eight or five were reported injured. about 20,000 NATO troops from 10 member countries participate in the northern Norway drills. No Canadians are believed involved.
Manitoba voters total 684 851 for the March 18 provincial election, up more than 15 000 since 1981. In 1981, 72 percent of 669 655 registered voters cast ballots, according to figures released Tuesday by Chief Electoral Officer Richard Willis reflecting revisions by courts.
Finance Department figures show Ottawa borrowed a record 2.565 billion US dollars last month to bolster its international reserves and spent 1.3 billion US on defending the dollar, lifting total reserves to 4.484 billion US and increasing the fund’s debt to 4.265 billion US.
Former United Nations chief Kurt Waldheim may sue over allegations of Nazi involvement as Austrian presidential race heats up. Waldheim denies membership in the Sturmabteilung or Nazi student federation and labels the reports a smear campaign while his campaign calls the claims ludicrous.
The Alberta Cattle Commission urged Premier Getty not to approve fixed-rate, low-interest loans for farmers saying cheaper credit would raise land costs and hinder expansion. Agriculture Minister Fjordbotten supported cautious financing while noting the province already holds about $1 billion in subsidies and $6 billion in ag debt. The Alberta Cow-Calf Association pushed for a six percent rate and $50 per improved acre subsidy, a plan Fjordbotten warned could harm U S agricultural trade.
Premier Don Getty warned Alberta may adopt a short term deficit due to slumping oil revenues. He ruled out a tax increase for 1986-87 but suggested future funding might be financed by borrowers, with projects paid for by users later. He cited oil price uncertainty and promised a mid April budget.
Ottawa moves to end mandatory retirement in federal service and to bar bias in private sector. Justice Minister Crosbie unveils steps on women in combat and homosexuals in federal jobs, but wording suggests vagueness to quell military and Conservative pushback. Critics say proposals do not go far enough. some Tory MPs oppose.
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