Chile Protests Turn Deadly with Massarrests and Curfew
Police and troops fired on protesters in Santiago and Valparaiso as a day of national anti-government demonstrations escalated. Reports say at least 10 killed, about 100 wounded, and 500 arrested amid curfews and heavy security in the capital.
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Fernando Matthei
Cesar Mendoza
la Victoria
Valparaiso
Augusto Pinochet
Pinochet
Chile
Provinces urge export push to lift economy
Canadian premiers wrap economic talks urging a trade oriented recovery. They call for Trudeau visits to each province to discuss boosting exports to the United States Japan and other partners while avoiding broad federal Medicare clash. Jobless numbers and costly nationwide measures cited as constraints.
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Libyan forces push into Chad seize Faya Largeau site
Libyan troops backed by air power poured reinforcements into Faya Largeau after capturing the northern outpost. Libyan planes bombed Chadian government troops at Oum Chalouba while Libyan technicians rushed to repair the bombed airport. The Libyan backed rebels claimed Chadian Foreign Minister Idriss Miskine was killed or wounded as Faya Largeau fell.
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Faya- Largeau
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Ornery banker buys the bullet
Viet Nam veteran in a wheelchair shot six times at a bank teller after the ATM swallowed his plastic card and refused cash. Thomas Jackson Morton, 34, of Clearwater, Fla., said he lost his temper and hit the machine with his wheelchair arm before firing.
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Thomas Jackson Morton
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Trudeau to announce cabinet shuffle with swearing in
Prime Minister Trudeau plans a 6 p.m. cabinet shuffle with swearing in at Government House. Details are scarce but speculation ranges from a few to a dozen ministries involved.
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Ottawa
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Government House
Child's slayer earns 20 years
Darrell Kevin Fieber 22 pleaded guilty in June to second degree murder and was sentenced to life with no parole for at least 20 years. The 18 month old Trevor Hole died March 4 from internal injuries after prolonged abuse and sexual assault, with Justice Hetherington calling the crime despicable and noting no mitigating factors.
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Fieber
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Whelan rejects freedom of choice option in irrigation talks
Federal Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan said the freedom-of-choice plan in Alberta would be an administrative nightmare. He spoke after the Brooks-area irrigation aqueduct opening and noted the plan arose from provincially led farm-group talks amid regional dispute.
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Brooks, Alta
Alberta
Eugene Whelan
Costs escalate as handicapped aid budget nears limit
In Edmonton the Alberta government faces possible cost controls on medical aids for the handicapped as the 1982 83 budget tops by about 8.5 million over the 27 million allocation. Mike Burdett recalls bids exceeded by retail prices and suppliers bitterly protested while Neil Webber orders a program review citing inadequate audits and spot checks.
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Neil Webber
Mike Burdett
Don Gainor
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Social Services Department
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