Trudeau Carter visit eyed to project friendly US image
Canadian officials say the Trudeau Carter Washington visit aims to size up leaders and craft a more vigorous, friendly image for Canada in the United States. They note Canada plans to reduce oil and gas exports, boost power and gas shipments briefly, and may discuss an energy swap. Potential talks include a Mackenzie Valley pipeline and the Garrison Dam dispute affecting waterways.
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Weather forecast prospects for rain and snow across regions
Rain is expected Monday from northern California through the Pacific Northwest and along the Gulf Coast of Texas to Alabama. Snowfall is forecast for Minnesota and parts of Arkansas and nearby areas. Cold conditions persist in the Northwest and northern Rocky Mountain states.
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Cold snap grips vast regions with scattered snow flurries
The Associated Press reports single digit temperatures from the northern Plains to the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley with clear skies in the western Great Lakes. Flurries and light snow dot New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Michigan while northern West Virginia issues a travel advisory for icy roads.
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AMA Galls For Review Of TV Ads
The American Medical Association urged ten major corporations to review primetime advertising policies amid concerns that violent television harms youth. Dr. Richard B. Palmer urged networks to tighten violence policies and advertisers to consider medical impacts, noting Sears Roebuck already won’t sponsor violent programs.
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Slasher squad head relieved amid fatal family dispute shooting
Los Angeles police said Lt. Lyan Selby former head of the Slasher murder investigation squad was removed from field duty one week before retirement after he fired nine shots at Maurice Kelly during a family dispute. Kelly died from critical wounds sustained during a struggle outside a Sepulveda home as Kelly’s children played nearby.
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Hussein Arrives In City Just After Arafat Leaves
Damascus and a palace visit frame the North Arab scene as King Hussein of Jordan arrives in Damascus after Yasir Arafat departs. Arab leaders seek unity for renewed Geneva talks with Israel while U N Secretary General Waldheim tours the region.
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Officials and passengers trapped after elevated track crash
Rescue workers used saws to reach three passengers hanging inside the wreckage. The disaster recalls a 1976 wreck that killed five and injured 88, after which a mobile safety system was installed to prevent such accidents.
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Rhodesian students refuse return home amid kidnap fears
More than 300 black Rhodesian students at a mission school refused to return with parents after being allegedly abducted by black guerrillas. Reporters say 333 of 964 students declined to go back, with parents traveling to Botswana to seek reunions, while Rhodesian authorities claim the pupils were removed under gunpoint and a theft of $30,000 occurred. International observers oversight included the British high commissioner and Red Cross officials.
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Rabin Peres Labor Convention Lead to PM Chance
In Jerusalem Rabin and Peres agree Labor will choose its leader at the party convention with about 3,000 delegates. The winner becomes the prime ministerial candidate as national elections on May 17 loom. Both claim slight early advantages and back a platform of territorial compromise on Sinai Golan Heights and the West Bank.
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Off-Beat Play Brings Zany Sci Fi to Off-Broadway
The Public Theater presents Marco Polo Skiga a Sole a Guare revival mixing astrophysics politics and satire. Cast includes Joel Grey Madeline Kahn Anne Jackson Chris Sarandon Larry Beyggman and Sigourney Weaver in a kaleidoscopic, chaotic comic exploration of humanity and hope.
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Police Ban Sales Of Masks Of Politicians In France
French police barred the sale of masks depicting President Valery Giscard d’Estaing during the Nice carnival weekend. Officers removed items from stalls in about ten towns and warned owners to withdraw the masks. No action was taken against other French politicians. The event coincides with broader political tensions in France.
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