Canada rethinks interdependence with United States in wake of election
Ottawa reports Canada increasingly questions the shared economy and foreign policy with the United States as Trudeau's government shifts to a more independent stance. Analysts note potential measures on investment, takeovers, director nationality rules, and energy export controls amid a toggle between mutual reliance and national sovereignty.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Quebec
Washington
U.S
Trudeau
Liberals
Ganagan
NDP
Canada
United States
Mitchell Sharp
Rockefeller plans challenge to Long Island bridge ruling
Governor Rockefeller intends to press for a bridge from Oyster Bay to Rye, while state officials study ways to contest Interior Department objections. The plan hinges on overriding the refuge easement issue, persuading the Transportation Secretary to accept a feasible alternative, and addressing a 1958 deed reverter risk. Opponents have filed a federal suit challenging agency roles in the project.
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N.Y
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Rogers C. B. Morton
John T. Whittaker
Morton
Secretary of Transportation
Claude
Brinegar
Interior Department
Oyster Bay
Interior
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Lyons
Washington
Rye
Sands Point
New Rochelle
Glen Cove
Westchester County
John W. Burke
Throgs Neck
Fam
Bronx
Bayside
Queens
Gav
Rockefeller
Mill Neck Creek
Tong Island Sound
Long Island Sound
Federal District Court
Brooklyn
Federal Highway
Coast Guard
Tips for jelly making and kitchen tips from Pinsonneault
A food guide notes paraffin should be added in small pieces to empty jars for sealing jelly. It advises chilling cream and equipment to improve whipping, freezing gravy separately, and suggests layer flavors with jelly or whipped cream between cake layers. It also quotes a food philosopher and promotes Vermont Steak House four star dinners.
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Vermont Steak House
Mystery disease kills thousands of Biscayne Bay fish
In Biscayne Bay near Miami a mysterious disease has killed thousands of saltwater fish and prompted a large multi agency investigation. Pelicans and blue herons feeding on affected fish are dying and a 50 square mile restricted zone bans fishing swimming and water skiing. Health officials linked to local contamination fears but say the disease does not threaten humans.
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N.Y. Times News
Miami
Fla
Biscayne Bay
Seientide
Tey
South Biscayne Bay
Black Point
Mangrove Point
South Florida
William Saunderson
South Bay
Dade County
Milton 5. Saslow
Senator Case Faults Postal Service Over Delayed Release
Senator Clifford Case of New Jersey used six attempts to send a press release from Capitol Hill to UPI in Washington. The envelope bore two postmarks March 20 and March 2 and notes that it had been returned five times with directions to Room 315 National Press Building. Case issued another release noting a 21 day delay for a letter from the Judiciary Committee to reach his office across the street.
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UPI
Clifford P. Case
R-Nj
Postal Service
Capitol Hill
Nationial Press
National Press
Senate
National Press Building
Case
Elmer T. Klassen
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
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