Syria Delays Canadian Wheat Imports Until Harvest Seen
Syria postpones further Canadian wheat imports after a shipment of 50,000 tons was curtailed by a cable. Northern Sales Ltd of Winnipeg had contracted 200,000 tons for the year, with 0,000 tons arrived two months ago and a 50,000 ton shipment pending.
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Syria
Northern Sales Ltd
Winnipeg
Trio to Perform At Austin in Gospel Tour
The Golden-Heirs Trio led by Larry and Carole Wersely travel Canada and the U S for gospel concerts in churches and camps. They perform with four young members and a three year old, logging about 50 000 miles yearly from Chilliwack under the Golden Heirs Evangelistic Association. They have six albums and will perform at Youth for Christ in Austin Community Hall on Thursday June 6 1974 at 8 p m inviting all to share in the experience.
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Larry
Golden-Heirs
Canada
United States
Christ
Carole Wersely
Golden Heirs
Bob Warmee
Richard Espino
Elaine Martin
Lawrence Daher
Starlene Beisel
Chilliwack
British Columbia
Golden Heirs Trio Evangelistic Association
Youth For Christ
Austin Community Hall
Integrated control for corn root worm and ladybugs
Ecologists from Agriculture Canada discuss integrated crop protection highlighting natural pest control with ladybugs and reducing pesticide use. They warn overreliance on chemicals and urge farmers to rotate crops or limit soil insecticides to real threats, estimating treatments needed only with high rootworm levels.
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B. C. Smith
Reginald Williams
Agriculture Canada Research Station
Mr. Smith
Man Given Probation After Dynamo Discovery Aboard Air Canada Flight
Albert Kombakow, 24, received six months probation after being found guilty of possessing stolen dynamite found aboard an Air Canada flight. The incident arose from an Aug 28 1973 event in Sudbury when crew found six sticks of dynamite in a packsack removed from a Toronto to Sudbury flight.
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Smanner Bay
Unt
Air Canada
Albert Kombakow
Sudbury
Toronto
Northern Manitoba Program Announced
Defence Minister James Richardson announced a Canada Manitoba Northlands Agreement to spend over 21 million on highways and airstrip upgrades in northern Manitoba. About 13 million funding, 60 percent, will come from the federal government to improve roads from Lynn Lake to Thompson and beyond, plus airstrips at multiple First Nations communities.
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Manitoba
Defence
James Richardson
Richardson
Canada
Manitoba Northlands
Lynn Lake
Thompson
Snow Lake
Winnipeg River
Manigotogan
Easterville
Cedar Lake
Grand Rapids
Gillam
Pas
Moose Lake
Berens River
Jenpeg
Cross Lake
Norway House
Brocket
Gods Lake Narrows
Poplar River
Pukatawagan
Red Sucker Lake
Shamattawa
South Indian Lake
York Landing
Ministry of Transport
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Department of Mines Resources and Environmental Management
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M.P
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