Honeymoon is over for collective Canadians and Mulroney
The column argues Canadians feel let down by Brian Mulroney six months after the 1984 election. It criticizes his stance on the Reagan administration import levy on Canadian pork and labels him a shallow PR practitioner. It also covers local notes on Federated Co-op, a Tory nomination in Ste. Rose, and regional business and civic updates.
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Reggies Ramblings and Rumors in a Winnipeg Press Mix
A string of brief notes mix gossip and commentary from Canadian papers. Topics include proofreading jibes at editors, Vic Schroeder calling a budget a dream, Lloyd Stinson as a heckler, a Winnipeg women's conference gatekeeping a male reporter, life insurance premiums reaching 3.8 billion dollars, Saskatchewan banking with Japanese lenders, and Dieter Brock reportedly signing a three year NFL Rams deal.
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Dieter Brock
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