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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1992
Page
2
The External Affairs department dispatches diplomats to verify abuses in China Sri Lanka and other nations. Critics question the cost and effectiveness arguing aid choices reflect politics and hypocrisy rather than consistent policy and accountability.
The article argues that Ukraine’s government threatening to sell its nuclear arsenal if aid does not arrive is shocking and desperate. It condemns the tactic as deplorable yet urges immediate relief to avert a broader crisis.
A reader accuses the editor of insulting intelligence by calling Mr Derkach’s transfer from Education to Rural Development a demotion. He argues Filmon rightly moved him, cites education cuts, and urges substantive analysis and funding to boost rural Manitoba. He warns the rural department should not be treated as second class.
A letter to the school board argues against providing the Aids Hotline to students. The writer links the Village Clinic to promotion of a gay outreach program and questions pamphlet content, urging the board to vote against the hotline.
The Prairie press backs the case being reopened and condemns Saskatchewan MLA Serge Kujawa for his aggressive stance. Kujawa led the original prosecution and opposes new appeals, warning the justice system could suffer from publicity and political pressure. Joyce Milgaard’s interview reveals fresh detail on police conduct aimed at tarnishing David Milgaard’s reputation.
The 1968 sexual assault case near Langenburg resurfaces as RCMP use Miner Journal files. The Milgaard discrepancy involves a 15 year old with no car who was 30 miles away. Newspapers across Manitoba weigh in on justice, media scrutiny, and motives of Crown prosecutors.
Legislative reporter Roger Matas notes Deputy Liberal Leader Jim Carr will join Winnipeg Free Press as editorial board member. The move suggests Carr views politics as a career while stirring questions about Libs strength and Tory leadership tensions under Premier Gary Filmon. The piece compares Carr to Harold Neufeld and discusses cabinet reshuffles and potential intra party strife.
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