Kennedy Joins Carter as Democratic Convention Reacts
In Madison Square Garden the Democratic meeting mixed praise for Carter with boos during his speech against Reagan. Edward Kennedy received cheers and a renewed call of We want Teddy when he joined Carter on stage after challenging him for the party leadership.
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New York
Carter
Edward Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
White House
Madison Square Garden
Kennedy
Teddy
Massachusetts
Reagan
Soviet Union
Alberta group plans nationwide oil pricing ad campaign
Canada West Foundation president Stan Roberts says Alberta will stage a countrywide advertising effort on oil pricing and constitutional matters. He calls the campaign “unfortunate but necessary” in a Thursday interview.
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Calgary
Alberta
Stan Roberts
Canada West Foundation
Roberts
Confederation
Peter Lougheed
Canada
Playboy Playmate Dorothy Stratten Killed in Los Angeles
Dorothy Stratten Playboy Playmate of the Year was found shot to death in her West Los Angeles home. Police say her estranged husband Paul Snyder killed himself after the gunshot wound. Stratten, 20, had lived apart from Snyder for two months. Hefner issued a statement mourning her loss.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Stratten
Vancouver
Playboy Magazine
Paul Snyder
Snyder
Glenn Ackerman
Ackerman
Ms. Stratten
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
Peter Bogdanovich
U.S.A
British Columbia
Hatfield challenges Daigle amid corruption trial row
Liberal leader Joe Daigle resisted putting his career on the line over corruption claims against Premier Hatfield. Daigle said Hatfield lied about knowledge of a kickback scheme and demanded his resignation while Hatfield prepared to present evidence at a August 26 news conference.
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Fredericton
Joe Daigle
Richard Hatfield
Daigle
Robert Higgins
Hatfield
New Brunswick
Francis Atkinson
New York
Atkinson
J. Paul Barry
Allan Woodworth
RCMP
Crawford defends McCrimmon over liquor crackdown remarks
Edmonton attorney general Neil Crawford says Native Affairs Minister Don McCrimmon faced unfair criticism for proposing liquor restrictions on natives. He states McCrimmon was clarifying ideas under consideration to address the issue at its source.
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Edmonton
Neil Crawford
Don McCrimmon
Crawford
McCrimmon
Kirby Commission
Alberta Liquor Control Board
Alberta Heritage Fund posts 11.1 percent return 1979 80
Alberta's Heritage Fund reports an 11.1 percent yield for 1979 80 amounting to 344 million from 3.1 billion in Alberta Investment Division and 1.5 billion in marketable securities. Total fund value stands at 6.4 billion as of March 31 1980 with new divisions and revised legislation expanding investment scope.
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Edmonton — Heritage Fund
Lou Hyndman
Alberta Investment Division
Capital Projects Division
Medical Research Foundation
Lesser Slave Lake
Paddle River
Alberta
Municipal Finance Corporation
Canada
Cabinet
Hyndman
Heritage Fund
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