Regan flies with family on JetStar trips to Moscow and beyond
Trade Minister Gerald Regan and his wife joined a Moscow trip for an international trade show with CBC reporting documents showing family members accompanied Regan on 15 government executive jet flights in 1981. Transport officials defend family travel as occasional and necessary due to busy schedules.
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OTTAWA
Gerald Regan
Carol
Moscow
External Affairs Department
Regan
Soviet Union
CBC-TV
Trapaport Department
Antigua
Florida
Daly
Alberta passes final reading on Bill 44 labor law
EDMONTON CP Alberta's new labor law Bill 44 cleared final reading with little fanfare amid prior outcry from labor leaders. The bill tightens arbitration rules for hospitals fire departments and the civil service while keeping hospital worker strikes prohibited.
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EDMONTON
Alberta
Les Young
Young
Firefighters and Policemen
United Nurses of Alberta
Dave Werlin
Alberta Federation of Labor
Widow Evicted After 75 Years In Knox County Home
Louise Mormon, 93, of Knoxville, faces eviction for $410 in delinquent county taxes. Neighbors helped her leave the house her family owned for 75 years after a court-ordered auction sold the property for $690. Lawyer George Allen notes Sidney Renert of Morristown bought the home in 1978 but delayed removal until last month after a May 10 General Sessions Court hearing was not attended.
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Louise Mormon
Knoxville
Tenn
Mormon
George Allen
Morman
Sidney Renert
Morristown
county General Sessions
Inquiry possible by weekend in baby’s morphine death
Alberta attorney general said an inquiry into the death of Candace Taschuk, a 16 hour old baby at Edmonton’s University Hospital from a morphine overdose, could be ordered before week’s end. The case examines whether a fatality inquiry or criminal charges are warranted, with reports naming a doctor under consideration.
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Edmonton
University Hospital
Alberta
Neil Crawford
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Candace Taschuk
Crawford
Edmonton Sun
Mary Ellen Haggerty
Canadian Physicians for Life
Haggerty
Jerusalem
John Read
University Hoopes
Roy le Riche
Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons
the
Sun and Journal
Canada
Israel
Le Riche
Attorney General's department
Student raffles off services for summer
Winnipeg based student Claus Anthonisen 19 solicited $5 lottery tickets offering his summer services including home repairs and babysitting. He won a 12 week assignment with Elizabeth Jones wife of Winnipeg Sun editor Paul Sullivan after raising 1350 dollars, a sum short of a full minimum wage.
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WINNIPEG (CP
Claus Anthonisen
Elizabeth Jones
Paul Sullivan
the
Winnipeg Sun
Anthonisen
Jones
McGill University
Ottawa trims borrowing request to 10.7 billion dollars
Ottawa government halves its borrowing authority to 10.7 billion as three parties agree to pass the bill and allow later access to an extra 4 billion before March 31, 1984. Critics call the contingency fund a slush option while supporters say it ensures emergency needs are funded.
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OTTAWA
Government House
Yvon Pinard
Progressive Conservative
New Democratic Party
Pat Carney
Paul Cosgrove
Carney
Vancouver Centre
Nelson Riis
NDP
Reagan signals intention to revise U S arms proposal
Washington reports say President Reagan, backed by seven nation Williamsburg summit unity, plans to revise the U S strategic arms proposal. Officials caution a clash between State and Defence over shifts ahead of Geneva talks, with a NSC meeting set to decide.
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New York Times
WASHINGTON
Williamsburg
Reagan
State Department
Defence Department
Geneva
National Security Council
Edward L. Rowny
U.S. tests Pershing 2 missile on long range flight
Cape Canaveral reports the 12th Pershing 2 missile completed a 1,600 kilometre experimental flight on the Eastern Test Range to evaluate performance and re entry heating for NATO deployment in Germany planned for December. Separately the Air Force suspended some tests of the air launched cruise missile to review issues but affirmed ongoing deployment and operational status.
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CAPE CANAVERAL
Fla
U.S. Air Force Eastern Test Range
Dave Harris
Army Missile Command
NATO
West Germany
Harris
U.S. Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Air Force
Griffis Air Force Base
N.Y
Wurtsmith
Barry Goldwater keynote at Air Force Academy
Air Force Academy Denver hosted Sen. Barry Goldwater speaking to 920 graduates. Goldwater urged that most graduates may live to see a day when wars are done away with.
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Air Force Academy
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Air Force
Academy
Denver
Colo
Nord Precast Tiny Mite Soccer Team Sings O Canada
The Nord Precast Tiny Mite team opened a game at Allan Watson School with an impromptu rendition of O Canada. Jim Cunningham learned how many steaks it takes on the barbecue to trigger his smoke alarm.
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NORD
TINYMITE
O Canada
Allan Watson School
JIM CUNNINGHAM
Syrian soldiers detain photographers at checkpoint in Lebanon
Syrian soldiers at a northern Lebanon checkpoint detained and assaulted two American photographers and their driver for four hours accusing them of spying for Israel. The driver suffered multiple injuries including a broken finger as a pistol was pointed at a photographer. A separate note recalls a man leaping from the Empire State Building and a student charged with murder after giving birth in a school washroom. A Philippine court hears a witness in the Kabangkalan mayor murder case involving priests and church workers. Nixon urged Reagan to meet China leaders before any Soviet summit.
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Lebanon
Israel
Empire State Building
Abaibpeag
JERRY LARKIN
Mount Holly
N.J
ont
Great Neck
N.Y
LEE WALLS
Kabangkalan
Philippines
VICENTE PANCHO
BRIAN GORE
NIALL O'BRIEN
VICENTE DANGAN
PABLO ZOLA
Pancho
RICHARD NIXON
U.S
China
REAGAN
YURI ANDROPOV
Nixon
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Blais
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Student raffles
Edwin Meese
Washington Post
Helmut Kohl
Yuri Vee
Kohl
Meese
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Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
bipartisan
Commission on Strategic Forces
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Barry
Denson
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