Mercury poisoning warned for Indians in Ontario reserves
Japanese expert Jun Yi warns that delayed mercury poisoning could still surface among Indians on Grassy Narrows and White Dog reserves. He cites Minimata cases abroad and notes 50 Indians showed early symptoms. calls for tougher pollution proofs and government action.
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Alan Freeman
Ottawa
Ontario
Jun Yi
University of Tokyo
National Indian Brotherhood
NIB
Grassy Narrows
White Dog
Wabigoon
English
Minimata
Quebec Premier Bourassa Proposal Ended Pratt and Whitney Strike
Premier Bourassa proposed an accelerate return to work for 782 strikers at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft of Canada Ltd. Company president Thor Stephenson said the proposals, though initially opposed, are in the general interest. The UAW plans an executive meeting to decide on member action.
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Montreal
Robert Bourassa
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft of Canada Ltd
Thor Stephenson
Bourassa
Jean-Marie Gonthier
United Auto Workers
Longueuil
Goncalves
Socialists
Popular Democratic Party
Terceira
Azores
Lisbon
Labor Newpaper
Angra Do Heroismo
Brazil
Antonio de Spinola
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Spinola
Oil policy clash seen shaping OPEC price moves
Gulf observers say Congress may push U.S. energy policy to curb cheap oil, with OPEC likely to raise prices if Congress stalls Ford. Saudi Arabia signals price stability while urging industrialized states to lower export prices. In Venezuela, lawmakers advance nationalization of the U.S. oil industry grouping Exxon, Shell, Gulf, Texaco, Mobil, and Sun Oil into Petroven, with compensation tied to asset values.
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Bahrain
Reuter
Persian Gulf
United States
Gerald Ford
Congress
Gulf
U.S
Frank Zarb
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Ford
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Andres Perez
Senate
Petroleos Venezolanos
Petroven
Exxon
Royal Dutch Shell
Texaco
Mobil
Sun Oil
Venezuelan
Communists Rally in Porto as Violence Fades North
AP dispatch reports Portuguese Communists plan a drive for support in conservative northern Portugal led by Alvaro Cunhal in Porto after a night of violence left one dead and about 100 injured. Premier Goncalves urged backing from 5 000 left wing labor unionists in Almada amid clashes and crossfire incidents.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Communist Party
Alvaro Cunhal
Porto
Here
Vasco Goncalves
Almada
Ponte de Lima
Antonio Lima
Lima
ANI
Goncalves
Fear fugitive Donald Kelly nears surrender talks
North Bay Ontario police press to end the manhunt for fugitive Donald Kelly. They offer negotiation and safety guarantees if he surrenders while contacting his associates to relay messages. Officers say Kelly faces murder charges from a 1969 double killing and the courthouse theft is under investigation.
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North Bay
Ont
Donald Kelly
Kelly
William Wotherspoon
North Bay Police
W. C. Craig
James Lavin
Jan Rose
Carol MacWilliams
Jack MacWilliams
Craig
U S Embassy Change in Ottawa May Be Possible
White House and state department officials declined to confirm a report that Ambassador William Porter could be replaced in Ottawa for a Middle East posting with Thomas Enders as his successor. Kraft’s column cited Porter headed to Saudi Arabia, a move seen as plausible by some sources amid U S Middle East focus.
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Washington
White House
State Department
United States
William Porter
Ottawa
Middle East
Joseph Kraft
Porter
Thomas Enders
Enders
Mideast
Kraft
Canada
Saudi Arabia
Richard Nixon
U S Egypt Israel pact reported as secret second stage
Haaretz reports Israel and the United States will sign a three year secret understanding with about 40 clauses. The pact covers Sinai, settlements, UN forces, Geneva talks and coordinating Middle East moves. Jordan Syria talks and a new arms accord also feature in the shifting peace process.
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Tel Aviv
Ha'aretz
Israel
United States
Sinai
Security Council
U.S
Jordan
Washington
Egypt
Middle East
Syria
Foreign Ministry
Ment
Kissinger
Hussein
Hafez Assad
Cairo
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
United Arab Emirates
Arab Authority For
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U.S. Congress
Matti Golan
Henry Kissinger
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