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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1987
Page
1
Nova Scotia ends first phone sex service after 22 years
DARTMOUTH Nova Scotia's first telephone sex talk line Dial A Phone Fantasy operated from a home by Michelle a 22 year old redhead. She says she ended the service to avoid embarrassing her in laws and denies legal trouble or threats from authorities or the phone company. In Toronto the first North American beer shipped to West Germany from Upper Canada Brewing Co with 5000 bottles to appear at Oktoberfest and Germany’s Bavarian Purity Act looms for imported beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
N.S
Nova Scotia
Michelle
Nova Scotia Attorney General’s Department
Revenue Canada
Toronto
West Germany
Frank Heaps
Upper Canada Brewing Co
Hamburg
Heaps
Newcastle
Germany
Bavaria
Munich
City Council Debates 4.2 Million Tax Surplus Refund
Mayor Ted Grimm urges caution on spending the 4.2 million dollar tax surplus and delays a decision until more information is available. Utilities Committee favors monthly credits to current customers while questioning equity for former ratepayers and residents elsewhere in the city. Continued on Page A7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Murphy-Wright
News Council
Ted Grimm
Grimm
Council
Utilities Committee
Ald
Ken Sauer
Sauer
Dennis Moss
Moss
Lyle Flynn
Farm subsidies under fire in Angus Reid poll
Ottawa report on a 1105 farmer poll shows 25 percent fear leaving the land within years and demand subsidies to sustain farming. Liberal critic Foster cites government plans to seize 6000 farms over two years, while Blais touts last year’s 1 billion dollar aid and continued grains program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam News
Ottawa
Mulroney
Angus Reid
Southam
House of Commons
Althouse
Brian Mulroney
Liberal
Maurice Foster
Farm Credit Corp
Foster
Pierre Blais
Auto pact on line as talks open in Washington
Ottawa sources say negotiators plan a major deal with the United States to replace the Auto Pact with a common set of content standards for all car and parts makers. The proposal, backed by U.S. firms, would require manufacturers to meet minimum North American requirements during this week’s free trade discussions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ferguson
Southam
Ottawa
Washington
U.S
North American auto pact outline shifts to free trade rules
The article explains a transition from the 1965 Auto Pact to a broader North American free trade framework with rules of origin. It outlines duty free rights for North American content, thresholds around 50 percent for cars and lower for parts, and aims to curb offshoring by encouraging local production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
U.S
Elderly Rights Debate On End Of Life Choice In Montreal
At a North east Canadian American Health Council conference in Montreal experts discussed allowing the elderly to choose when to end life-prolonging treatment. The panel contrasted active versus passive euthanasia and urged patient focus in decisions while noting most seniors prefer dying at home though many still die in hospital. A University of New Hampshire sociologist cited a 3.2 percent abuse rate among elders, mainly marital violence, based on a Boston area survey of 2,000 seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Conference On
Ted Keyserlink
McGill University
Medical Centre
Keyserlink
Josephine Flaherty
Health and Welfare Canada
Karl Pillemer
University of New Hampshire
Pillemer
Boston
Iran leader denounces US attack as a lie at UN
At the United Nations General Assembly Iranian President Ali Khamenei rejects Washington’s claim that Iran mined a ship in the Persian Gulf. He promises a proper response as the US walkout occurs. He also criticizes the UN Security Council and Iraq’s war stance amid rising Gulf tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Ali Khamenei
UN General Assembly
U.S
Khamenei
Persian Gulf
Bahrain
Washington
Iran
Security Council
Iraq
United States
Gulf
Nian
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Council
Baghdad
Javier Perez de Cuellar
General Assembly
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Ann Landers
City News
Don McGillivray
Doonesbury
Sea
Baeseae Haenereania Cassesencaneonae
New Democrat Farm
Vic Althouse
Progressive Conservative
Richard Weyrauch
Burbank
Calif
Seal Beach
United Way
Ferguson
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
North America
North American
Mexico
Brazil
South Korea
Sparks
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