CBC late night news package delayed by strike
The CBC postpones its planned 10 p.m. The Journal and a new hour long National companion due to the technicians strike. Delays ripple into fall schedule, with several other programs also postponed, as CBC weighs launch timing and viewer impact.
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Bill Morgan
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Peter Herrndorf
CBC Vice
Lalonde Says Canadianization Plans Stay, Slower Pace Ahead
Energy Minister Marc Lalonde defended the governments Canadianization of the petroleum industry as not in jeopardy but to proceed more slowly. He declined to specify the pace or duration of restraints, and avoided predicting further major takeovers this year. The issue follows Finance Minister Allan MacEachens instruction to banks to cut loans to takeovers, a move cited as affecting the dollar and interest rates.
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Ottawa
Marc Lalonde
Allan MacEachen
MacEachen
U.S
Lalonde
Heater impresses B C Hydro in Canada
Vernon B C Hydro tests Kurt Knuever s Tekmar floor heating system that uses warm water in insulated concrete floors. The unit is compact and automatic with potential 40 percent energy savings but carries high initial costs. Knuever says one Vernon home already uses it and a Vancouver firm markets the control unit.
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Knuever
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Tekmar Automatic Control Systems
Essen
West Germany
Vernon House
Vancouver
Arbitrator rules coffee service not secretary duty
A labor arbitrator in Toronto ruled that a Laurentian University secretary in Sudbury cannot be required to serve coffee at meetings. The decision notes changing attitudes toward such tasks and cites the secretary’s claim of degradation.
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Toronto
Sidney Linden
Police Complaints
Laurentian University
Sudbury
Ont
Doris Parker
Secret German weather station found on Labrador coast in 1943
Edmonton CP reports the Germans set up a secret weather station at Martin Bay near Cape Chidley in 1943. It provided vital Atlantic weather data for months before batteries failed. Defence historian Alex Douglas calls the find significant for Nazi plans in the region.
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Ottawa Dispatch
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Canadian Defence Department
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Cape Chidley
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Defence Department
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