Truce Declared in U S Canada Livestock Trade War
Canada and the United States ended their year long cattle and swine trade war by lifting restrictions as price balances emerged. Canada kept its beef export quota limits, while Washington and Ottawa eyed continued talks on eggs and manufacturing beef prices to ease remaining tensions.
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Financial Times
Washington
Canada
United States
Ottawa
Gerald Ford
Australia
New Zealand
Agricultural Department
CDC Chief Hampson Tours Canada to drum up business
Tony Hampson president of the Canada Development Corporation travels with nine associates by air across Canada to Winnipeg and Regina to promote CDC activities. The trip aims to generate more business and awareness for the corporation.
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CDC
Bob Cohen
Southam News Services
Toronto
Tony Hampson
Winnipeg
Regina
Hampson
The
Canada Development Corporation
Lawyers Seek Common Ground at ABA Convention in Montreal
Canadian and U S lawyers gather for the American Bar Association annual meeting in Montreal with more than 6 000 delegates including four Supreme Court justices and Secretary Kissinger. Panels cover legal education foreign investment and Arctic energy while the CDC promotes a public share sale expected to raise at least 125 million.
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Montreal
United States
American Bar Association
U.S. Supreme Court
Henry Kissinger
Warren Allmand
Donald Macdonald
Canada
ABA
Laval University
Quebec City
York University
Osgoode Hall
Toronto
University of Victoria
McGill University
Queen's University
Kingston
Ont
Vancouver
D. M. M. Goldie
Pierre Genest
W. W. Brackett
Alaskan Arctic Gas Study Co
G. E. Creber
Canadian Arctic Gas Study Ltd
Helen LeBel
Labor Relations Board
CDC
EEC May Retaliate Over Ontario Car Tax Rebate
Federal officials warned Ottawa that the European Economic Community might retaliate against Canada over Ontario plans to rebate sales taxes on North American made cars. The EEC directorate-general for external relations has already reacted.
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Ottawa
European Economic Community
EEC
Canada
Ontario
Directorate-General For External Relations
Industry Department
General Trade Policy
Ottawa sets French language minimums for federal staff
The government announced minimums for Francophone federal employees in the Ottawa area, doubling purely Francophone staff to about 8,000 by 1978. The plan, tied to bilingualism goals from 1973, faces early union scrutiny and questions about permanent growth in the public service.
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Ottawa
Treasury Board
Jean Chretien
National Capital Area
Man Arrested in Great Falls Ties to Multi‑State Crimes
FBI agents apprehend Louis Ray Jones 33 of Texarkana Arkansas in Great Falls Montana. Jones and John McNary 31 of Tacoma Washington were linked to auto theft in Red Deer and Great Falls Montana theft of acetylene torches in Edmonton theft of furs in Great Falls and breaking and entering in Medicine Hat. Police recovered $5,000 in clothing and weapons including an M 16 .22 rifle and .38 ammo after a truck chase on River Road. McNary remains at large and considered dangerous.
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Arkansas
Montana
Alberta
FBI
Great Falls
Louis Ray Jones
Texarkana
Jones
John McNary
Tacoma
Washington
Red Deer
Edmonton
Medicine Flat
McNary
Jay’s Gentry
Arcade Mall
5 Ave. S.B
River Road
Indian militancy growth concerns in Canada spark warnings
Edmonton spokesman for AIM says militant threats cited in RCMP report are not the AIM method. He warns a Wounded Knee style incident could occur in Western Canada, while noting government inattention to Indigenous housing, education, and employment demands.
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Edmonton
Ed Burnstick
American Indian Movement
AIM
Burnstick
RCMP
Canada
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
Air Canada slashes Canadian fares to boost travel
Air Canada announces up to 35 percent cuts on long and short haul domestic fares starting Sept 8 to stimulate demand. Youth standby and family plans gain. seniors and groups of 15+ also benefit. Discounts run until May 31, 1976 with 10 to 30 day stay required for long haul savings.
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Montreal
Air Canada
Canada
John McGill
McGill
Semen price questioned in Alberta corruption inquiry
Former deputy agriculture minister Dr. Glen Purnell faced questions as a cattle rancher testified the $5 per semen unit price for Purnell owned units, part of a Brazil shipment arranged by CSBSI, was fair. Testimony outlined payments and delays while Purnell remains suspended with pay awaiting the inquiry's findings.
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Edmonton
Glen Purnell
Rick Bronson
Purnell
Dr. Purnell
Brazil
CSBSI
Bronson
Lee Rollins
Rollins
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U.s.-Canada
Bogdan Kipling
Carmen
Patrick
Jim Mill
Texasgulf Inc
Polysar Ltd
Petrochemical
Mr. Hampson
Brussels
Progressive Conservatives
Alastair Gillespie
Price Fair
District Court
S. V. Legg
Tom Mayson
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