05 Sep 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1985
Page
1
Expo 86 chairman Jim Pattison says brown bag lunches will be allowed when the fair opens at ten in the morning until ten at night. Lunches remain banned at the Expo Centre before the May opening for health, safety, and revenue reasons.
The Macdonald commission urges Canada to pursue a free trade deal with the United States, arguing long term benefits outweigh costs. The 2000 page report also backs major social reform including a guaranteed minimum income, phased over 10 years starting 1987, with provincial top up and reduced federal welfare roles.
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and Mila welcomed a seven pound fourteen ounce boy at Ottawa General Hospital at 12:21. the baby was unnamed and the event occurred on the anniversary of the Conservatives’ 1988 election victory. Ed Broadbent joked about timing and political planning while Mulroney praised family life.
Mayor Ted Grimm told Chamber directors the city should keep mill and utility rates steady through 1986 but signaled openness to a gentler approach if recovery in Alberta and Medicine Hat strengthens. He warned against a harsh financial image and noted a special October meeting to review the 1986 budget.
Analysts say Tass statement suggests Moscow views a different anti satellite capability beyond the ground based system previously shown. They caution the threat may be more alarming than critics of U S ASAT tests have noted.
Ronald Lutz's sister, the assistant manager, identified Margo Goodhand and the forger William Vennard during an $800 withdrawal attempt. Vennard pleaded guilty to forging a document and received a 90 day sentence to be served intermittently starting next Monday.
The Manito ba Human Rights Commission awaits appeal of an adjudicator's decision that three women at Canada Safeway in Brandon were discriminated against for pregnancy rather than sex. The company disability benefits plan excluded coverage for disabilities around pregnancy, up to 10 weeks before and seven weeks after delivery.
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