Canada and US tied as close economic neighbors
A sweeping analysis notes Canada’s deep economic bond with the United States and its struggle for national identity amid U S policy shifts. Ontario opens a Washington office to influence U S officials while Canadians debate dependence and autonomy in trade and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Ontario
Washington
U.S
William Davis
Conservative
Yukon
Arctic
Newfoundland
North Atlantic
E.N. Benson
Liberal Party
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Britain
Lasks Ontario
Grossman
Community of Nations
Staun
Catholic Schools Struck By Lay Teachers Union
In New York Archdiocese ten counties hundreds of lay teachers strike over pay parity with high school staff while nuns and nonmembers work. union president Barry F. Ryan calls for health and safety, predicts school closings and long disruption. archdiocese offers small raises to elementary and high school teachers.
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New York
Afl-Cio Federation of Catholic Teachers
Archdiocese of
Barry F. Ryan
Raymond P. Rigney
Manhattan
Staten Island
Bronx
Westchester
Rockland
Dutchess
Ulster
Putnam
Orange
Sullivan Counties
Four Die In Bridge Crash Near Tahlequah
A speeding auto left U S 62 near Tahlequah and sailed into a bridge, killing four Muskogee residents aged 21 to 43. The Sunday crash followed other fatalities statewide, raising the 1971 traffic toll to 726 with multiple injuries and additional deaths reported in Ada Oklahoma City and Canadian County.
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Associated Press
U.S. 62
Tahlequah
Muskogee
Edmond
Oklahoma City
Two Boys Killed While Hunting In Oklahoma
Two youths died in separate hunting accidents in Oklahoma on Sunday. Charles Brown, 12, of Wister, and Glen Kirkes, 14, of Buffalo Valley, were killed. A Texas hunter shooting at a deer fatally struck Kirkes. Brown was shot when a shotgun discharged as he exited a pickup, and the shooter’s identity was not yet confirmed among two older friends present.
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Muscogee
Kenneth Eugene Billings
Holton Harris
Raymond Patton
Marcus Wayne
Nowata
Mildred Conn
U.S. 75
Altus
Gerald V. Jaques
Flint
Mich
Canadian County
Pauls Valley
Curtis D. Williams
Oklahoma 19
Lindsay
Oklahoma
Charles Brown
Route 2
Wister
Glen Kirkes
Buffalo Valley
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Kirkes
Texas
Brown
Delaware First State Chosen to Inauguration Parade
Delaware earned its nickname First State as the first of the original 13 to ratify the Constitution on December 7, 1787. Its congressional delegation has long led the parade of states during presidential inaugurations.
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Delaware
Congress
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Clinton
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