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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 23, 1985
Page
1
Supreme Court rules police must inform of lawyer rights
Ottawa The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that police must inform drivers called for a breath test of their right to a lawyer. The decision hinges on whether the driver is detained when asked to go to a police station for the test and if rights are not disclosed, breath test evidence may be excluded to preserve justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Supreme Court of Canada
Polce
Administration of Justice
Olympia and York completes Gulf Canada buy in Toronto
Olympia and York Developments of Toronto announce a two part deal to acquire 112 million Gulf Canada shares for 22.21 each, forming 49.24 percent ownership and options to buy up to 60 percent from Chevron. If options are exercised, Chevron would lose its 60 percent stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Olympia
York Developments Ltd
Gulf Canada Ltd
Chevron Corp
San Francisco
Olympia and
York
Gulf Canada
Chevron
Gulf
Mulroney Budget Promises Tough But Fair Sacrifices
Ottawa briefs describe broad government spending cuts across departments from two to 15 percent as Ottawa seeks to shrink a 35 billion dollar deficit. Plans call for program consolidations and cross jurisdiction reviews to remove redundancies, with unemployment insurance funded from the general fund. Prime Minister Mulroney promises a tough but fair budget with shared sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
General Consolidated Fund
Brian Mulroney
Erik Nielsen
Finance Department
Nielsen
Michael Wilson
Canada Tax Fund Reform Stirs Debate on Unemployment Costs
The Conservative government pledges a fair review of all spending to show waste and promises tougher analysis of the unemployment insurance fund. Ottawa plans to spread program costs among more taxpayers and trim payroll taxes while addressing an accumulated deficit of 4.4 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Michael Wilson
Marlborough rebuffs Hy-Point feed mill appeal at Kipling site
The Development Appeal Board rejected Hy-Point Feeds Ltd. plan for a 4 million feed mill and linseed oil plant at 355 Kipling St. S.E. Marlborough and nearby residents voiced concerns over air quality noise and explosion risks. The board urged Hy-Point to seek a safer location in Medi ot Hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy-Point
Y Harris
Hy-Point Feeds Ltd
Kipling St
S.E
Development Appeal Board
Marlborough
Ted Grimm
Dave Wilkins
Hy- Point
Mediot Hat
Grimm
Foundry St. S.E
Val Felesky
Defence department opposes women in Canadian Forces combat units
The Defence Department argues against women in combat roles citing body build and potential romance as risks to discipline. A 26 page draft argues female presence could impair order and undermine leadership, noting 6900 women in the regular force and past near combat tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Defence Department
Toronto Globe and Mail
Commons
Globe and Mail
Battles Rage as Shiites Press Palestinian Camps in Beirut
In western Beirut, Shiite Muslims assault Palestinian camps while police report 33 dead, part of a four day toll of 188. Amid eastern Beirut mourning for at least 34 killed in a Wednesday bombing with 24 missing, churches toll bells and streets are quiet as fighters clash and reporters are kept out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Canada weighs higher royalties to fund drug research
A $1.1 million report urges raising royalties paid to brand-name firms from four to fourteen percent under compulsory licensing. If adopted, Canadians could pay an extra 26 to 30 million annually in drug costs. A four year exclusivity for new drugs would shield brand names while royalties fund research.
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Southam
Ottawa
Canada
Michel Cote
Commons
Nadians
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