Canada Probes Mounties Training Harshness Criticism Grows
In Regina the federal government reviews the Royal Canadian Mounted Police amid criticisms that training and discipline are too harsh and militaristic. Critics note low recruit pay around 14000 dollars and intrusions into officers private lives while the RCMP expands to about 15000 personnel. Officials at the Saskatchewan training center defend changes and point to modernization, though ceremonial traditions remain. Superintendent W F McRae counters that public reaction stems from the visual military image.
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Gulf planning merger with Rockwell sparks joint ventures
Gulf Oil Corp and Rockwell International Corp, both based in Pittsburgh, said they began preliminary talks on joint ventures that could include a merger. Gulf's 1974 revenue was 18.2 billion. Rockwell posted 4.4 billion in sales. A merger would place the combined firm among the nation's top five by Fortune rankings.
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