East Germans to buy large grain imports via St Lawrence
Ottawa reports East Germany will purchase 700000 tonnes barley 275000 tonnes feed wheat and 25000 tonnes durum wheat mainly shipped through the St Lawrence River system. Government guarantees cover sale with two year repayment at commercial rates. Wheat Board officials initiated the sale while Manitoba Pool Elevators president cautioned farmers on price expectations. Cardston to host Community Self Help Program starting Feb 1 with local council backing aims to aid seniors and handicapped. eight recipients noted. Namibia independence leader Nujoma says China will provide arms ammunition and humanitarian aid to SWAPO guerrillas with ongoing support pledged after talks in Beijing.
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St. Lawrence
federal
sovernmne
Wheat Board
Cardston
South Region office
Alberta Social Services
Therogram
Taber
Coaldale
eral
cena Association
council
PEKING
Reuter
Samoa
China
Namibia
South-West Africa
Zhao Ziyang
Nujoma
Liberal chief backs Trudeau as political colossus
Iona Campagnolo national Liberal president says prime minister Trudeau can beat Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark. In Calgary interview she defends Trudeau whose West popularity wanes, calling him a political colossus.
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CALGARY
Trudeau
Joe Clark
Iona Campagnolo
Liberal party
Campagnolo
West
Reagan frames optimistic State of the Union address
President Ronald Reagan delivered his State of the Union message emphasizing economic recovery and national resolve. The speech outlined policy aims, including reforms and defense priorities, signaling a firm stance on Cold War challenges.
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U.S
Ronald Reagan
Seene AG
Waterton Park Sociable Wildlife Impresses Barbara Kump
New Jersey bred Barbara Kump enjoys a sociable park scene in Waterton Park. Visitors note a variety of caged specimens and local wildlife on display, attracting attention from residents and guests alike.
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New Jersey
Barbara Kump
sociable wildlife
Waterton Park
sonal
Federal plan to raise Crow freight rate shares with farmers
Ottawa will unveil on Tuesday in Winnipeg a 50 50 split of 600 million dollars in federal subsidies between railways and farmers. The plan over four years aims to reform the Crow rate, with compensation to railways for losses and caps on grain shipments, backed by regional consultations and a major western bible of reforms.
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OTTAWA
Winnipeg
Prairie
Esport
Jean-Luc Pepin
Pepin
Geoff Seaborn
Quebec
Manitoba
Clay Gilson
Gilson
Eugene Whelan
Andre Ouellet
Montreal
pean
Whelan
Moncton
Halfax
Maritime
Wheat Board
Hazen Argue
Europe
Offshore talks end in court as resource control dispute explodes
In St John s Newfoundland and Ottawa the offshore resource control dispute collapsed after bitter clashes between CPederal Energy Minister Jean Chretien and Newfoundland Premier William Marshall. Both sides blamed the other for stalling and said talks would go to court. Marshall warned Trudeau Lalonde Liberals govern Ottawa and Newfoundland may never strike a deal.
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ST. JOHN’S
Mfld
Newfoundland
Canada
Jean Chretien
William Marshall
Chretien
Marshall
Brian Peckford
Ottawa
Nova Scotia
Trudeau-Lalonde
Bogus job call damages property in San Jose
In San Jose a fake employer led 75 unemployed men to work tearing down an unoccupied East San Jose house for $5 an hour. No Candell Construction Co exists, owner Gil Candell cannot be found, and the owner Mark Campbell faces a ruined investment. Police treat it as vandalism.
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SAN JOSE
Calif
Mark Campbell
Campbell
San Francisco
Marc Mazer
Gil Candell
Candell Construction Co
state Employment Development Department
East San Jose
Mazer
Robert Robina
Robinson
tel
Candell
San Leandro
Alberta rancher in hospital after silo collapse
Borlinton, Alberta, rancher Lundbreck was injured Friday night when a silo partially collapsed at his property. He was reinflated in hospital. Patricia Milligan, his secretary, said the condition is serious but not grave. Chief Justice William McGillivray is covering cabinet functions in his absence.
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Herald BORLINTON
Patricia Milligan
Wtan
Lynch
Lundbreck
Halliday
Alberta
William McGillivray
Clark Seeks Unity At Liberal Conclave In Canada
Joe Clark faced a polite reception at the Winnipeg convention as supporters denounced critics as a cash coalition of nuts and ambition. He urged Progressive Conservatives to unite to topple the Liberal government, hinting at an election this year.
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WINNIPEG
Joe Clark
Clark
Pierre Trudeau
Peter Blaikie
John Turner
Turner
Trudeau
Dalton Camp
Picture Butte bids to stay in Lethbridge Foothills riding
Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission heard requests to keep Picture Butte in the Lethbridge Foothills riding. Town officials and businessmen argued the town has strong agricultural and irrigation ties to Lethbridge and would be misrepresented if placed in Bow River. The commission signaled flexibility but must balance population targets near 83,000 per riding.
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BRAD TEETER
Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission
Lethbridge Foothills
Picture Butte
Bow River
Lethbridge Chain of Commerce
Liberal association
Pius Ries
Lethbridge
Ries
Ed Shimek
Bow
Le piece
W. J. Cameron Kirby
Calgary
Kirby
Canadian study polls Canadian values across religion and work
A Canadian survey drawn from 1,200 native Canadians through a joint project of Centre for Applied technology and Gallup Canada gauges values in religion education work and family. The report notes high pride in Canada and varied confidence in institutions, highlighting ecumenical scope and international parallels.
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repos
Brussels
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Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce
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