RCMP appeals writs decision in Ontario court ruling
Ottawa dispatch reports the RCMP appeals a provincial court ruling that declared the writs constitutional. Ottawa says RCMP headquarters in Ontario is affected, with writs of assistance allowing break-ins for drug searches under the Charter. In Tokyo, a Korean Air Lines jumbo jet diverted to Narita after a bomb threat letter, a Toronto man Wing Ming Kwok faces disruption charges.
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Dullest Americans list includes Ford and Welk
Rochester AP reports the International Dull Men's Club names Gerald Ford and Lawrence Welk to its 1963 Ten Dullest Americans list. Also honored are Fred Rogers Don Rickles and Walter Mondale as selections. A $28,564 contribution is noted for the Lethbridge Herald Cup of Milk fund for 1962 with final report on A3.
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Lawrence Welk
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Mister Rogers) Rogers
Don Rickles
Walter Mondale
Lethbridge Herald Cup
Pope Attempt Skepticism Blamed on Politics Says Safire
William Safire decries American reluctance to acknowledge Soviet involvement in the assassination bid on the Pope as politically driven. Movie critic Joan Waterfield urges not missing Tootsie, while The Verdict offers an opinion on another release.
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William Safire
Joan Waterfield
Weather outlook for weekend with mild tones
Low tonight near 40, high Sunday near 40, a few clouds. Mild conditions persist with comfortable temperatures and light winds.
Trust Walk Exercise In Lab At University Of Lethbridge
Beth Elliott assists a blindfolded Monty Groft during a trust walk in the inter action lab at the University of Lethbridge. Both are Bachelor of Education students learning to develop trust and cooperation.
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Confusion over Cosmos N pack and satellite breakup
A Tass bulletin said Cosmos 1402 was fragmented by Earth commands on Dec 28 and its nuclear power unit would burn up in the atmosphere, while a Russian variant suggested the unit may still be active. U S officials noted the satellite could crash late January with a 70 percent sea landing chance. A 1978 Cosmos 954 crash in Canada led to cleanup bills and Soviet reimbursement.
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Washington
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Fox in Guinness Book of World Records entry
Terry Fox of Port Coquitlam British Columbia whose cross Canada run captured public sympathy is included in the latest Guinness edition. Fox who died June 28 1981 at age 22 is credited in 1963 edition with the greatest amount of money raised in a charity walk or run.
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Terry Fox
Port Coquitlam
B.C
Canada
Fox
Taxpayers' jury targets Grit Ottawa offices
In Ottawa Liberal offices faced telephone protests over a proposal by Judy Erola to end or cut a 3300 tax deduction for spouses with dependents. Opposition critics and groups criticized the plan meant to fund higher child care deductions, while protesters warned the wealthy would bear the loss. Erola, in Florida on holiday, cited interviews and cabinet discussion prior to Christmas.
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B C Coal meets Pass bankers on mortgages
Fernie to Crowsnest Pass bankers met with B C Coal officials to discuss looming layoffs of over 400 workers and possible mortgage actions. About 175 workers have company or bank financed homes, with concerns of foreclosures as the Feb 5 layoffs approach. Foreseeable options include 90 day payoff windows for forgiving second mortgages, individual case handling, and potential bank action if balances aren’t paid. The region’s housing values have fallen an estimated 20 percent, and negotiations include Greenhills Mine transfers and Byron Creek assignments. The United Mine Workers of America and the company meet next week to seek 11th hour options. Meetings run Mon-Wed in Sparwood.
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Elkford
Byron Creek
United Mine Workers of America and company
Second polygraph for Hillsboro murder case husband and mother
In Hillsboro Oregon police treat Patricia Bennett death as murder after cyanide traces found in her bottle. Her husband Norman Bennett and mother Goldean Mitchell underwent a second lie detector test while the teenage daughter was not tested. Authorities say murder appears most likely though no solid suspects or motive identified.
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Ore
Harold Kleve
Patricia Bennett
Kleve
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Norman Bennett
Goldean Mitchell
Bennetts
Mitchell
Propane tanker crash near Courtenay safely contained
A propane tanker overturned on Vancouver Island near Courtenay caused a gas cloud and evacuations for about 300 people. Officials drained 38 000 litres, righted and removed the truck, and used foam and cranes as fire crews from multiple agencies ensured safety. No serious injuries were reported.
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William Clinton Burnham
Qualicum Beach
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Cumberland
Courtenay
Indian Bay
Canadian Forces Base
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Ottawa weighs 30 billion deficit as test balloon
Economists say Ottawa must inject over 5 billion into the economy to move a possible 30 billion deficit in the coming fiscal year. Analysts view the 30 billion figure as a political testing of reaction to large make work programs and bond- funded projects. Official comment was not provided, while Ottawa pledges aid to provinces for job-creating projects.
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Thomas Maxwell
Conference Board of Canada
Marc Lalonde
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