New One Pound Coins Debut Across Britain On Queen's Birthday
Britain launches new one pound coins on Queen Elizabeth II's 517th birthday. The round gold-colored coins replace green notes, weigh 8.5 grams, and measure two centimetres. They are worth about $1.54 in U.S. currency and affect purchasing power.
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University of Lethbridge seeks recovery of 1.9 million from Greymac
University of Lethbridge officials say they are pursuing recovery of a 1.9 million investment with Greymac Trust Co whose assets were seized by the Ontario government. University vice president of finance Alan Rae notes no current cash flow issues and expects a possible return, while adding details from university lawyers remain undisclosed. The Greymac case stems from a Toronto property deal that boosted a multibillion-dollar transaction involving Cadillac Fairview units and related firms.
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Broncos Reach Memorial Cup, Face Portland in WHL Final
Lethbridge Broncos clinched the Eastern Division title with an 8 3 win over Calgary Wranglers and head to Portland for the WHL final. Coach John Chapman aims to top Portland and enter the Memorial Cup as Western Canada’s No 1 club. Captain Ron Sutter said the team hopes to finish the division final early to gain rest before the series. Multiple players were out in the last game but most are expected back for the Portland series, which begins Saturday.
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Brazil seizes planes loaded with arms bound for Nicaragua
Brazilian authorities seized four Libyan planes believed to carry weapons for the Sandinista regime in Nicaragua. Navy Minister Maximiano da Fonseca questioned the cargo, suggesting Libyan arms may come from Brazil, while Libyan leader Khadafy blamed a civil aviation official for not disclosing contents.
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Twin boys arrive in pairs on Hokkaido farm
In Iwamizawa two sets of identical three day old twin boys were born to Taeko Hane and Eiji Hane. The four babies are in incubators and well, nursing milk every three hours. Pediatrician Masanori Be said the twins were not conceived with fertility drugs and doctors expected twins. The birth occurred Tuesday at Sorachi Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital in Iwami zawa, 650 kilometers north of Tokyo.
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Ottawa sales tax rise may cost households up to 150
The one percent federal sales tax increase effective Oct 1 1984 is expected to add about 60 to 70 dollars a year to average household spending on consumer goods, though critics say the bill could reach 100 to 150 dollars. The finance ministry calls it a ballpark figure. The tax is charged at the manufacturing level and passed to consumers, also boosting provincial sales taxes in all provinces except Alberta.
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Budget called hoax on jobless sparks market rally
Opposition MPs slammed Finance Minister Marc Lalonde's 4.8 billion recovery budget but financial markets brushed off the dispute. The Toronto Stock Exchange rose 43.75 points with gains also in Vancouver and Montreal, signaling confidence in the budget despite political critique.
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Lalonde Says Budget Secrecy Traditions Overdone
Finance Minister Marc Lalonde blasts budget secrecy as outdated while signaling a new openness after budget process reforms. He defends his four year recovery program and tax incentives, cites market endorsement, and faces Tory calls to resign over an accidental leak.
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