Canada Lockheed deal won't create new jobs
The 1 billion dollar contract between Canada and Lockheed for 18 Orion patrol planes will not add new jobs or rehire laid off workers. Lockheed officials say effects on the workforce are modest, with delivery from 1978 to 1981 and funds flowing through a 24-bank Canadian credit panel. Canadian defense ministers tout Aurora as a premier antisubmarine craft with advanced electronics, while Canada renegotiates terms to favor the country.
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Japan's Lockheed bribery probe narrows on top officials
The investigation into Lockheed payoff schemes tightens around Liberal Democrats and bureaucrats as prosecutors seek to link politicians to payments totaling about 6.1 million dollars. Allegations implicate figures like Yashim Kodama and several All Nippon executives, with opposition groups pressing for wider disclosure before year-end elections.
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