Saskatchewan VIPs defend potash policy against U S pressure
Saskatchewan Liberal Leader Dave Steuart denounces U S accusations of price fixing as interference and insists the province has right to set terms for potash development. He notes potash firms and officials named on the list faced no charges and recalls the prorationing system used to stabilize prices.
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Garry Fairbairn
Regina
Saskatchewan
Dave Steuart
U.S
NDP
Ted Bowermen
Northern
Bowerman
Allan Blakeney
Roy Romahow
Elwood Cowley
Mr. Steuart
New Democrats
Saskatchewan Potash
Steuart
Quebec cattle broker cries foul over transport rule
William Shufflebotham of Canadian World Wide Livestock Ltd says a federal rule forcing export by Canadian airlines if costs are comparable may bankrupt his firm. He cites an order to ship 200 pregnant cattle to Italy by Air Canada costing $8,000 more than Overseas National Airways, with three trips needed.
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Montreal
Quebec
William Shufflebotham
Canadian World Wide Livestock Ltd
Italy
Air Canada
U.S
Canadian Transport Commission
Canadian Worldwide
Overseas National Airways
Shufflebotham
Canada
Taiwan
Clark
Tor
Thedases
Britons Welcome Rain Amid Worst Drought in 500 Years
Rain fell on drought hit London and southern England for the first time in 38 days but amounted to little more than a morale boost. Experts warned that less than one millimetre fell in most areas, with about 1.2 mm at Manston.
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London
England
Weather Bureau
Manston
Lord Nugent
Britain
National Water Council
Belgium
Royals
Wales
Heathrow Airport
Manitoba minister calls U S price fixing case as ridiculous
Manitoba mines minister Sidney Green denounces U S charges accusing deputy minister James Cawley and others of potash price fixing as a foreign government overreach. The U S district court papers list 157 persons and firms including many Saskatchewan cabinet ministers and officials.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Sidney Green
U.S
James Cawley
Green
U.S. District Court
Saskatchewan
Trudeau May Act Alone If Premiers Block Constitution Move
Ottawa reports Prime Minister Trudeau may act without provincial consent to bring the British North America Act to Canada if provinces fail to agree on a constitutional method. Officials warn a unilateral transfer could yield a dead or unamendable constitution without a future amendment formula. Premier Gerald Regan of Nova Scotia cited prior progress toward resolving the long stalemate.
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Ottawa
Trudeau
Canada
Britain
Toronto
Alberta
Westminster
Woman Dies After Highway Crash Near Medicine Hat
Kathleen Adel 26 died in Medicine Hat hospital from injuries after a Tuesday 3:30 p.m. crash on Highway 41A near Porters Hill. Her nine month old daughter Keri-Anne had minor injuries. Survived by husband Barry, parents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pearce, two brothers and a sister.
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Kathleen Adel
Adel
S. Railway St
Porter’s Hill
Ken's Shell Station
Keri- Anne
Barry
Dick Pearce
Clark blasts Liberals over governance in western speech
Opposition Leader Joe Clark accuses the Trudeau government of not governing Canada since a crisis over cabinet interference in Quebec court cases. He warns of Liberal risks to federal unity and Labour policy while outlining Conservative goals and a broad policy consultative plan before detailing proposed positions.
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Saskatoon
Joe Clark
Trudeau
Canada
Clark
Quebec
Britain
Yaith
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Jeffrey
Shirley Thomson
Hills
Alberta Horticultural Research Centre
Brooks
Doug Brown
Feta Ce Maree
Ted Bowerman
P.Q
Company
Overseas National
Frank Capstick
Wembley
Little India
Kate
Liberals
West
Allenges
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