Quebec Urges Calm Amid Province Wide Strike Woes
Quebec officials urged calm after two days of violent demonstrations across mines factories schools and hospitals. A union leader called for further strike action protesting the jailing of Marcel Pepin Louis Laberge and Yvon Charbonneau leaders of CN and teachers union.
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Quebec
UPI
Montreal
Marcel Pepin
Confederation of National Trade ‘Unions
Louis Laberge
Fiead
Quebec Federation, of Labor
Yvon, Charbonneau
Quebec Teachers Corp
Germanies sign first joint transport treaty in Bonn
East and West Germany move toward improved road rail and canal traffic under a transport treaty. East Germany agrees to allow its citizens to visit West Germany for urgent family matters, marking the first such visits since the Berlin Wall era began. The pact was initialed at Willy Brandt's office by Egon Bahr and Michael Kohl but awaits formal signing to take effect.
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Bonn
UPI
Eastart
West Germany
East Germany
West Germaany
Berlin Wall
Willy Brandt
Egon Bahr
Michael Kohl
Counselors Talk to Striking Inmates in Florence
In Florence Arizona State Prison counselors spoke with inmates involved in a 10 day sitdown strike to gauge willingness to end the work stoppage. Warden Frank Eyman did not comment on results but warned he would not blame the men if they refused to work without broad inmate support.
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Florence
Ariz
Arizona State Prison
Frank Eyman
Eyman
Earier
Wort Blami
Jel
Sunshine Mine Disaster Ends With 40 More Deaths
Rescue crews recovered the bodies of the last 40 miners missing after a nine day search in Idaho’s Sunshine silver mine. In total 91 died in the catastrophe, the worst in state history, with 106 escaping. Survivors included two men found earlier after a week underground. Guards and officials faced grieving families as the scale of the tragedy became clear.
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Silver Mine
Kenlogg
Idaho
UPI
Sunshine
Feama
Win
Avas
Marvin C. Chase
Tom Wilkinson
Two Men Arrested in Major Gold Theft Ring
CHICAGO UP I Two men Frank Pedote 53 and Angelo Caionis 49 were arrested in a Loop office raid that police say was a front for a nationwide fencing operation for stolen jewelry. They face grand theft and receiving stolen property charges as detectives linked them to a April burglary of 75 000 in gold from a Chicago dental laboratory.
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Chicago
UPI
Frank Pedote
Angelo Caionis
Union official is arraigned in Yablonski slayings
Albert W. Pass, 51, a member of the International Executive Board of the United Mine Workers, was charged with three counts of murder in the December 34 1969 shooting deaths of UMW president Joseph A. Yablonski his wife and daughter at their Clarksville Pennsylvania home.
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UPT
Albert W. Pass
International
United Mine Workers
Yablonski
UMW
UMIY
Joseph A. Yablonski
Clarksville
Trudeau cabinet backs bill to cap election expenses
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau announced that the cabinet has approved legislation to limit election expenses and have the government cover part of the costs. A spokesman noted the bill would be introduced today and receive first reading in the House next Tuesday.
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Poronto
UPI
Pierre -Elliott Trudeau
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