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Newspaper

Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Mar 31, 1983

Page

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Alberta to charge hospital users up to twenty dollars a day

Hospitals Minister Dave Russell announces Oct 1 start for user fees up to 20 dollars daily to fund hospital costs while Ottawa warns of possible loss of federal funds. Opposition leaders condemn plan, calling it a hollow tax shift and attacks on universal health care.

Edmonton Dave Russell Russell Monique Begin Begin Ottawa Nick Taylor Grant Notley

Saskatchewan deficit hits record in 1983 84 budget

Regina reports the Saskatchewan deficit for 1983-84 at 317 million dollars, described as a record by Opposition Leader Allan Blakeney. Finance Minister Bob Andrew produced two budgets, the first of which was introduced amid the fiscal shortfall.

Regina Canada Saskatchewan Allan Blakeney Bob Andrew

Saskatchewan budget aims for balance with tax tweaks

Finance minister Blakeney outlined a plan to close a deficit of more than 500 million with a 2.3 billion cost to erase deficits including interest. He cited falling oil prices and weak potash markets reducing revenue while pledging a balanced budget when practical. Spending would rise 6.9 percent to 3.1 billion in 1983-84 with 12,000 new jobs from a nine point program and about 300 civil service cuts through attrition.

Andrew Blakeney Saskatchewan

Rampage by NB Quebec job protest on interprovincial bridge

About 200 protesters on the Campbellton to Pointe a la Croix bridge sparked a week of demonstrations over local job losses to Quebec workers. Violence erupted Tuesday with vandalism and arson at mills and paper companies while RCMPreinforcements guarded the area. Two arrests were reported as officials pledged to pursue worker grievances with the premier’s cabinet within 10 days.

Dalhousie N.B Quebec New Brunswick Campbellton Pointe-a-la-Croix Que New Brunswick Joe Mombourquette Richard Hatfield RCMP

Albertans Support Heritage Fund Despite Secrecy Concerns

A $120000 survey finds Albertans view the 13.1 billion Heritage Savings Trust Fund as valuable and well managed but criticize government secrecy and limited personal benefit. The 150 page report by Thompson Lightstone was released in Edmonton detailing perceptions and fund origins from 30 percent of non renewable resource revenues.

Edmonton Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund Bill Payne Dome Petroleum Ltd Lou Hyndman Alberta NDP Progressive Conservative

U K price cut eyed for North Sea crude

Britain's state oil trader proposed 50 to 75 cent cuts in North Sea crude with Brent likely at 30 dollars a barrel, aiming to match Nigeria's pricing. Other grades would fall similarly. proposals await acceptance by suppliers and customers amid Nigeria's threat to respond after the London OPEC conference.

London Reuter Britain North Sea U.S British National Oil Corp Nigeria Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC

Ice trek labeled 'a dumb idea' by organizer

Benjamin White of Fairfax VA says the 12-kilometre attempt to reach shore from Sea Shepherd II was a misjudged plan after four crew members including Paul Watson left the vessel. The group faced conspiracy charges after a perilous crossing and hunger strikes while jailed for bail hearings.

PEACE Que RCMP Benjamin White Fairfax Cape Breton Island Paul Watson Insula Iles-de-la-Madeleine Quebec Justice of the Peace Watson

Mackasey inquiry falters in Ottawa Commons

The Commons privileges and elections committee battles over scope as Liberal and New Democrat MPs block direct testimony from the reporter. The inquiry centers on Montreal Gazette stories alleging Bryce Mackasey owned 109609 Canada Ltd and was paid to lobby for Les Ateliers d'usinage Hall Ltec, now bankrupt.

Ottawa Commons Bryce Mackasey Committee On Privileges and Elections Marcel Pelletier David Smith Pelletier Ottawa Citizen Greg Weston Sie Mackasey Loby Montreal Gazette Mackasey 109609 Canada Ltd Les Ateliers D’usinage Hall Ltec House of Commons

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