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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1983
Page
2
The passage recalls how since Commonwealth Day was adopted in March, the number of member nations rose from thirty five to forty seven and hundreds of thousands of young people began and completed formal education, reflecting on the host nations and welcoming visitors.
Peter Warren profiles Dr Paul Henteleff of St Boniface General Hospital as he explains the pallative care program. The physician emphasizes comfort over cure, dignity, and informed choices for terminal patients and notes the unit welcomes tours for families seeking discussion and reassurance.
A humorous lament on how items multiply while life’s essentials shrink. The writer cites pennies, socks, pantyhose, paper, bottles, hangers, pencils, keys, buttons, shoes, stamps, magazines, bills, and more as examples of multiplying clutter and fading usefulness, ending with a prompt to list local multipliers versus diminishers.
A chorus of Alberta and western party supporters urge Peter Lougheed to seek Conservative leadership. They cite strong provincial results and national appeal, while critics note the pressure to resist federal pulls as he weighs options. Letters to editors push for broader political education and open dialogue with students.
In a March 2 1988 letter from Edmonton Shirley Keyes accuses Ottawa of spending 380000 of taxpayer money on ads to push a new transportation policy that she says unfairly harms western producers while promising benefits to eastern markets. David Kilgour responds.
In a turbulent exchange, critics challenge press rights as Yasser Arafat pledges continued armed struggle to seize Jerusalem. Prime Minister Trudeau denies any cabinet approval for U S cruise missile tests in Canada, while ex-minister Mark McGuigan cites conflicting statements, signaling a fractured policy scene.
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