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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 24, 1989

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Alberta treasurer hints at possible tax rise in budget

Alberta treasurer Dick Johnston left room for a tax increase in the upcoming budget, saying taxes may go up or down. Premier Dor Getty and Johnston had previously said no income tax increases, though critics claim a small rise could precede larger cuts. Budget unveiling is slated for mid June with a possible higher 1988-89 deficit than earlier estimates of 1.37 billion dollars.

Edmonton Alberta Dick Johnston Johnston Dor Getty Pam Barrett Democrat House Grant Mitchell Mitchell

Doctor testifies Johnson used steroids in peak track years

Federal inquiry heard Dr Jamie Astaphan say he administered a steroid program for at least 14 Canadian track stars including Ben Johnson. He described meeting Johnson in late 1983 and Johnson’s demand for information about drugs. The physician said he began prescribing in 1983 under the Hippocratic oath to care for top athletes.

Toronto Ben Johnson Jamie Astaphan Astaphan Johnson Ben Commission Robert Armstrong Canada

Ottawa protests erupt at ARMx89 arms show

More than 150 demonstrators were arrested outside a private military hardware show in Ottawa while inside officials inspected modern tanks and missiles. Thirty four protesters refused release terms and were remanded. a mass march earlier drew about 2,000 peace activists. Liberal Ldr Turner accused Mary Collins of endorsing the event. Collins said ARMX89 is a private sector exhibit.

Southam News Ottawa Lansdowne Park Ottawa-Carleton ARMX John Turner Mary Collins Armxx NDP Howard McCurdy Windsor-Walkerville Turner Canada Collins NATO

Global leak not unique, agent states

Ottawa sources say at least 20 people besides an Ottawa insurance agent may have received detailed budget information from the same source two days before the document release. Jack Masterman, president of Mutual Life of Canada, confirmed this development.

Southam News Ottawa Jack Masterman Mutual Life of Canada McFarlane John Department of National Defence George McFarlane Robert

Grise's fate deferred in Commons decision looming

Former Tory MP Richard Grise, 45, pleaded guilty in Longueuil to nine counts of breach of trust and two fraud charges. He received one day in jail and a $20 000 fine. The Commons will decide if he loses his seat as an elected official.

Ottawa Commons Richard Grise Don Mazankowski Longueuil Que Grise Montreal Mazankowksi Government House Doug Lewis John Turner St-Bruno Tory Michel Gravel

Beijing grapples as Li Peng faces growing opposition

Western networks cut their satellite transmissions in a move to curb broadcasts as China endures mass protests over martial law. Hu Qili backs Zhao Ziyang, widening elite rift while tens of thousands demand Li’s ouster amid Beijing Tiananmen occupation and nationwide demonstrations.

Beijing Struggle For China Li Peng Qian Qichen Hu Qili Communist Party Zhao Ziyang Tiananmen Square Lanzhou Guangdong Canton

Five percent down plan eyed for first time homebuyers

Ottawa housing minister Alan Redway said a new program could allow five percent down on starter homes insured by CMHC, aimed at easing entry into the market for first timers in high cost regions like southern Ontario and British Columbia. The proposal would not apply to move-up buyers and relies on CMHC insurance to back mortgages. A CMHC spokesman noted current insured mortgages require a ten percent downpayment, while banks typically demand 25 percent without insurance. NDP MP Jim Karpoff criticized the market as favorable to the affluent.

Ottawa Alan Redway Commons Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp Redway Toronto Don Valley East Ontario British Columbia Pce CMHC Memios NDP Jim Karpoff

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