Moseby Drives in Six as Blue Jays Top Royals
Toronto Blue Jays beat the Kansas City Royals 9-4 in Kansas City as Lloyd Moseby drove in six runs with three singles and a fielder's choice. Al Woods added three RBIs while every Blue Jays batter collected a hit against three Royals pitchers.
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Medicine Hat
Alta
Lloyd Moseby
Toronto Blue Jays
Kansas City Royals
Moseby
Tommy John
al Woods
Blue Jays
Royals
Five Die As Truck Is Hit By Via Rail Dayliner
Five men were killed when a half ton truck at an uncontrolled Balzac level crossing collided with a Via Rail Dayliner bound for Calgary from Edmonton. The train derailed. two passengers were lightly injured and released. The engineer and conductor aboard were unharmed. all others were treated and released.
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Edmonton-to
Calgary
Dayliner
Balzac
Alta
Edmonton
Earl Olson
CP Rail
Olson
Cpl
Barry Hornung
Airdrie
Trueman
Regina
F-18A May Be Doomed Over Rising Costs
Washington U S Navy Secretary John Lehman warns the F 18A Hornet faces possible cancellation if its cost climbs further. He notes today’s price of 24 million dollars, up from 20.1 million in six years, and says a price surge may force the Navy to shop elsewhere. He defends the aircrafts performance and maintenance efficiency.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
John Lehman
Reagan Administration
National Press Club
Lehman
Defence
Frank Carlucci
Pentagon
Wardlow Woman Dies in Brooks Highway Collision
A 40 year old Wardlow woman Rosemarie Irene Cyr died after a collision on Highway 544 six kilometres east of Highway 873 near Brooks. Ramsey Kamis, 58, was injured and hospitalized at Calgary Foothills in critical to stable condition. Douglas Oaks, 39, of Patricia, drove the van and was treated and released from Brooks Hospital. The RCMP say the investigation continues.
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Wardlow
Brooks
Rosemarie Irene Cyr
Ramsey Kamis
Calgary Foothills Hospital
Brooks Rcmp
Kamis
Douglas Oaks
Patricia
Oaks
Brooks Hospital
Ottawa studies Kent commission report on newspaper ownership
Ottawa started a careful review of the Kent royal commission findings on newspaper ownership. Multiculturalism Minister Jim Fleming said cabinet action could come in the fall, with a bureaucratic committee drafting recommendations while regulators weigh divestment, size limits, and incentives to improve quality.
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Ottawa
Kent Royal Commission
Jim Fleming
Fleming
Trudeau
Privy Council
Cabinet
Liberal
Tom Kent
BC Forest Fire Season Nears a Decade High
The forest fire season in British Columbia is shaping up as severe with 570 fires after 107 new blazes sparked by lightning. Fire crews report rain aiding efforts in Fort Nelson district while major fires threaten Enterprise and several regions see heavy smoke across Western Canada.
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B.C
Ken Lines
Victoria
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Northwest Territories
Hay River
Mackenzie Highway
Enterprise
Fort Nelson
Prince George
Kamloops
Prince Rupert
Swan Hills
Edmonton
Alberta Forest Service
Gary Davis
Grain handlers may strike next Friday in Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay grain workers who move over half of Canada's exports could legally strike one minute after midnight Thursday night. The federal labor department said a conciliator's report released today placed 1,600 grain handlers in a legal strike position beginning next Friday.
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Ottawa
Thunder Bay
Canada
Federal
Labor Department
Jack Chapman
Labor Canada
Canadian Lakehead Grain Elevator Workers
Lakehead Terminal Elevators Association
Brotherhood of Railway, Airline and Steamship Clerks Union
Hazen Argue
Wheat Board
Lake Superior
Argue
Eugene Whelan
Murder charge filed in 14 year old Kozma slaying
Clifford Olson 41 of Coquitlam BC faces first degree murder charges in the nude stabbing death of Judy Kozma 14 whose body was found near Weaver Lake Fraser Valley. Kozma is one of eight missing youths in southwest BC over the past year.
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Vancouver
Clifford Robert Olson
Judy Kozma
RCMP
Olson
Coquitlam
B.C
Fraser Valley
Chilliwack
Kozma
Weaver Lake
Raymond King, Jr
Caryn Johnsrude
Saskatoon
King
Johnsrude
U.S. Navy warns of possible clash as Libyan jets engage
The Reagan administration says it shot down two Libyan jets after being attacked near international waters 60 nautical miles off Libya. Officials cite past Libyan actions and say war games were needed to defend rights and freedom of the seas. One Libyan survivor is believed to be rescued. Libyan leader Khadafy denounces the action as aggression.
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Washington
United States
Libya
Alexander Haig
Haig
Defence
Caspar Weinberger
Frank Carlucci
Muammar Khadafy
U.S
Nimitz
Navy
Pentagon
Reagan
CBS News
Assiniboia Inn Leads Lionettes In Final Series
Assiniboia Inn tops the Lionettes 1-0 in the best out of five finals after winning game one 7-2 amid heavy rain. Five innings were completed due to weather, making the win official.
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Assiniboia Inn
Lionettes
CN warns of Western rail space rationing by 1984
CN's Ross Walker cautions near shutdown west of Edmonton last fall due to capacity limits. He says a $476 million expansion is needed, with bottlenecks likely to trigger rationing by 1984 as Western Canada’s heavy traffic grows toward 1990.
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Canadian National
Edmonton
Ross Walker
Mountain Region
Vancouver
Walker
British Columbia
Alberta
CN Brass
Crown Corporation
Red Pass Junction
Prince Rupert
Western Canada
Canada
Thunder Bay
Ontario
B.C
Tidewater
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