PSAC Rejects Oct 14 Protest in Labor Row
Ottawa Canada CP The Public Service Alliance of Canada PSAC with 177 000 members voted 21 to 6 against backing the CLC plan for an Oct 14 work stoppage citing legal concerns and lack of member support PSAC President Andy Stewart said individual members might still act but no PSAC group action is planned The CLC had urged a one day protest against wage and price controls as unions clash over strategy and legality.
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Ginny Galt
Ottawa
Canadian Labor Congress
CLC
Public Service Alliance of Canada
PSAC
Andy Stewart
Alliance
Stewart
Joe Morris
Congress
John Simonds
Morris
Public Service
Winnipeg
GLC
Jean-Claude Parrot
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Parrot
Lassa fever scare at Ontario hospital prompts surveillance
Eight Etobicoke General Hospital nurses show possible Lassa fever symptoms and are under observation while Olga Kamckey's case prompts wider tests. Health officials stress precaution, but say no confirmed cases and no public-health threat.
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Toronto
Etobicoke General Hospital
Boyd Suttie
Ontario
Suttie
Olga Kamckey
St. Catharines
Ont
Europe
Atlanta
Miller
Kamckey
Toronto International
London
Canada
United States
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Andrew Rhodes
Ontario Health Ministry
Nigeria
Clark to Europe in search of Conservative foreign policy
Joe Clark will tour West Germany France Italy Belgium and Britain September 5 to 22 with Claude Wagner and others to study Europe and form a foreign policy blueprint. The visit aims to contrast Liberal policy and map Canada-Europe relations while refining a Conservative approach across the Middle East UN and the Third World.
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Ottawa
Joe Clark
Europe
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Britain
Clark
Claude Wagner
Commons
Wagner
Canada-Europe
Trudeau
Washington
Ford
Henry Kissinger
St. Hyacinthe
John Fraser
Vancouver South
James Balfour
Regina East
Fraser
Balfour
Palestine Liberation Organization
Canada
Republic of China
Middle East
South America
Bob Wenman
Fraser Valley
Douglas Roche
Edmonton
Strathcona
Tom Cossitt
Leeds
East Europe
Black leaders arrested in sweeping South Africa crackdown
Police in South Africa detained at least 50 black nationalist leaders amid rioting that left 29 dead and 100 injured. Winnie Mandela and other Soweto figures were named among those held under the Internal Security Act as reinforcements moved to Cape Town and Pretoria.
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Johannesburg
Cape Town
Jan Visser
Gert Prinsloo
South Africa
Pretoria
Winnie Mandela
Nelson Mandela
Black Parents Association
Soweto
African National Congress
James Kruger
Kruger
Cape
Legion disease strikes again near Philadelphia event
One of two people showing Legionnaires like symptoms after attending the 41st International Eucharistic Congress was released from Danbury Hospital in Connecticut. The other, Msgr. John Donnelly of Spokane, remained hospitalized in Washington DC with the illness.
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Philadelphia
Connecticut
Louis Fortunate
White Plains
N.Y
Danbury Hospital
John Donnelly
Spokane
Wash
Doctors Hospital
Washington
D.C
Jay Weiner
Fortunate
Danbury
Augst
Lewis Polk
Ford
Congress
David Soricelli
Morton Rosen
Illness Causes Four Deaths at Boynton Beach Nursing Home
Health officials report four deaths at Boulevard Manor Nursing Home with 20 more residents ill. Symptoms include high fever lethargy sore throat and coughing. tests to identify the disease may take days. Quarantine and isolation are in place as staff monitor vitals every four hours and two aides recover at home.
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Boynton Beach
Fla
South Florida
Gold Coast
Boulevard Manor
Elsie Buff
American Legion
Philadelphia
James Howell
Palm Beach County
Kimble
Miami
Canadian connection tobacco seized at Dover auction decision looming
British customs hold 148 million cigarettes worth Canadian connection tobacco in a Dover shed. Intabex and MacDonald Tobacco dispute reimbursements after seizures tied to Rhodesian exports. Authorities weigh auction or burning as Aug 15 deadline approaches.
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Southam News Services
London
Dover
England
Thailand
R.C. ‘Shropshire
MacDonald Tobacco
Canada
Belgium
Intabex
Scotland Yard
Firratong
Antwerp
United Nations
South Africa
Netherlands
Germany
West Germany
Australia
Manchester Tobacco
MacDonald Tobacco Held A Minority Interest Until Last September. ‘An Intabex
China
Bacgés
Rhodesia
Daver
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Rembrandt
Public Today
National Party
Durban
John Vorster
Rand Daily Mail
Federal Centre For Disease Control
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