Laval Institute riot ends with minimal injuries
An attempt by inmates at Laval Institute to seize the central control area was halted after guards used tear gas and a shotgun warning. One prisoner suffered a facial cut, no hostages were taken, and order was restored with 45 guards on duty.
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Montreal
Laval Institute
Correctional Services of Canada
Gaston Pelletier
Laval
Canada
Archambault Institute
Pelletier
Archambault
Municipal
Quebec
St. Vincent-de-Paul
Bumper grain crop may trigger price war abroad
Canadian farmers see a bumper harvest as world supplies rise. Analysts warn prices could fall with gains in other nations and risk of an international price war. Main concerns center on sales levels, U S and EU subsidies, and Canada’s lack of price supports amid record grain stocks.
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Winnipeg
John Morriss
Canadian Wheat Board
Canada
Morriss
Dave Champion
James Richardson and Sons Ltd
Soviet Union
Champion
United States
European Economic Community
U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Charlie Swartz
Northern Sales Co. Ltd
Swartz
PLO rejects Israeli demand amid Beirut siege talks
The PLO refused Israel's demand for a list of evacuees from West Beirut as Habib moves toward an end to the siege. Lebanese leaders say Habib has enough elements to wrap up an agreement while a ceasefire holds and Lebanon demands simultaneous guerrilla evacuations with the arrival of a multinational peacekeeping force. Death toll rises as rubble searches continue.
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Associated Press
PLO
West Beirut
U.S
Philip Habib
Beirut
Habib
Jerusalem
Elias Sarkis
Shafik Wazzan
Reagan
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
Lebanon
Sarkis
Wazzan
Ariel Sharon
CBS News
Middle East
Menachem Begin
Mother Teresa Evacuates War Weary Children from Beirut
In West Beirut the Nobel laureate enters Dar Al-Ajaza Al-Islamia Mental Hospital and comforts 37 severely handicapped youths aged seven to twenty one. Red Cross and hospital staff load the group into four vehicles and move them across the Green Line to Spring School in East Beirut.
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Beirut
Mother Teresa
Calcutta
Sabra
Dar Al-Ajaza al- Islamia
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Spring School
East
Poles mark Solidarity birth amid riots in major cities
In Gdansk Warsaw Krakow and Wroclaw police used water cannon tear gas and flares to disperse thousands of protesters marking two years since the birth of Solidarity at the shipyards. Demonstrators laid bouquets at the monument as clashes briefly escalated before clean-up and arrests were reported.
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Warsaw
Solidarity
Gdansk
Independent Union
Baltic
Zolierz Wolnosci
Soldier of Freedom
Communist Party
Krakow
Wroclaw
PAP
V.I. Lenin
Victory Square
Moscow
Nowa Huta
Pope John Paul
Karol Cardinia Wojtyla
Henryk Jankowski
Walesa
Associated Press
Ottawa witness compares anglophones to pollution in Quebec culture
At a Quebec Superior Court hearing on Bill 101, economist Jacques Henripin warned that English schooling in Quebec will shrink if the French language provisions stay. He argued English culture threatens the health of Quebec and noted English students fell from 13.1 percent in 1981-82 to projected 7.1 percent by 2001-02 unless constitutional challenges succeed.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Robert Winters
Montreal
Jacques Henripin
University of Montreal
Henripin
Front de Liberation du Quebec
Charles Castonguay
University of Ottawa
Michel Paille
Paille
Jules Deschenes
Superior
Parti Quebecois
Jays rally to edge Expos in ninth at Athletic Park
The Medicine Hat Blue Jays edged the Calgary Expos 6 to 5 at Athletic Park Friday night after scoring two runs in the bottom of the ninth.
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