Ontario butter color ban fuels margarine smuggling
Doreen Markle sold margarine colored like butter in Ontario amid laws restricting margarine color. Inspectors cracked down after a Toronto Star expose, seizing contraband and warning of penalties. Dairy groups defend the act as consumer protection. critics urge market choice and freer color.
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Israel Eyes Draft Constitution After Decades of Debate
Tel Aviv University law professors unveil a 48 page draft constitution after 20 months of study seeking stability and protection from small special interest parties. The plan blends parliamentary and presidential elements modeled on Germany. The draft aims to anchor rights beyond court rulings amid long standing basic laws. Shulamit Aloni notes a rights bill failed this year but will be reintroduced after 1988 elections. Atoni argues constitutional guarantees are needed as many Jews originate from nondemocratic regions.
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Psu
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Constitution
Law and Justice Committee
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Shulamit Aloni
Constitution Committee
Atoni
Liberal Citizens Rights Movement
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