Ford and Mao Meet in Extended Peking Talks
President Ford and Mao Tse-tung held a lengthy session at Chungnanhai lasting an hour and fifty minutes with Kissinger, Bush, Scowcroft, and Lord present. Earlier, Ford met Teng Hsiao-ing for 22 hours as China pressed detente positions while American aides noted mixed reception. The pair then toured the Temple of Heaven amid subdued crowds.
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Peking
Gerald Ford
Mao Tse-tung
Chungnanhai
Mao
Helmut Schmidt
Richard Nixon
Schmidt
Henry Kissinger
U.S
George Bush
Kissinger
Brent Scowcroft
Winston Lord
Ford
Teng Hsiao-ing
Teng Hsiao-ping
Soviet Union
Teng
Commons report from December 1975 political notes
Monthly old age pensions rise to 132.90 dollars in January. Warren Allmand defends cabinet colleague Jean Marchand against RCMP criticism. Saskatchewan asks NEB to delay a Northern gas pipeline approval. Mackasey signals retroactive pay for Ottawa post staff if a tentative contract is ratified. About 500 Toronto high school teachers protest in Ottawa. Lalonde slams CBC reporter over alleged lie. In session, Commons debates anti inflation bill. Senate discusses Feeds Act amendments.
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Health Department
Warren Allmand
Jean Marchand
RCMP
Saskatchewan
National Energy Board
Canada
Bryce Mackasey
Toronto
Ottawa
Marc Lalonde
Cbc-Tv
The
Commons
Senate
Posties Split Vote Leaves Strike in Limbo
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers reports a near tie in a Monday ballot on a tentative weekend deal. Final tallies, regional breakdowns, and potential further mandates hinge on today’s results as the seven week strike continues amid mixed local counts.
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Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Toronto
Post Office
Jean-Claude Parrot
CUPW
Ottawa
Parrot
Mr. Parrot
Mackasey
Bryce Mackasey
Montreal
British Columbia
Mail service resumes as CUPW locals weigh contract
Medicine Hat workers vote 14 to 4 to accept the latest contract and return to work. Calgary Local recommends acceptance amid Western Canada union pressure and anticipation of trucked mail if Ottawa rejects the deal. Full service to begin 1:00 PM. Christmas mail to move promptly.
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Calgary
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
CUPW
Ken McLeod
Edmonton
Alex Clarke
Western Canada
Ottawa
Clarke
Jim Hall
Ottawa clashes over anti inflation bill as vote nears
Opposition blasts the three year wage and price control plan amid third reading debate. The bill faces approval before the Senate while Conservatives split over duration. Toronto teachers protest on Parliament Hill over the board’s wage ruling and exemption issues.
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Ottawa
Commons
Senate
John Diefenbaker
George Hees
Prince Edward Hastings
Toronto
Parliament Hill
Metropolitan Toronto
Jim Forster
Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation
Stanfield Won't Accept a Draft for Leadership Run
Halifax CP dispatch reports Robert Stanfield says Leonard Jones can run for the Progressive Conservative leadership if approved by the national convention committee. Stanfield says the winner must appeal to Quebecers and notes bilingualism is an asset but not required. He adds he will not stay on as leader.
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Halifax
Robert Stanfield
Leonard Jones
Quebec
Jones
Commons
Moncton
Stanfield
National PC
National Committee
Wanted man released after Canadian check
Carl Robert Lovejoy a 22 year old American man booked into the Medicine Hat police station for a night was found to be wanted by the Golden Colorado Sheriff's Office on a first degree assault charge in a stabbing He had been released on a 16000 felony bond He is also wanted by Albany NY police for parole violation Police released him at 1 30 p m Monday noting he was not charged in Canada and he is believed to be hitchhiking east on Highway 1.
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Medicine Hat
Golden Colorado
Carl Robert Lovejoy
Albany
New York
Canada
Lovejoy
Highway 1
Medicine Hat Faces Sewer Load Strains on Local Lagoons
Medicine Hat and the provincial environment department study the city’s five lagoons and the South Saskatchewan River as sewage discharges and water quality draw attention. Early indications show the lagoons may be strained and spring changes planned, with potential broader river system implications as the city grows.
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Edmonton
Medicine Hat
South Saskatchewan
Environment Department
South
Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat Works to Improve Lagoon Sewage System
Medicine Hat sua lagoons treat city sewage with aeration aiming to reduce odors and biochemical oxygen demand. Two lagoons use submerged units, two rely on surface blowers, and a final lagoon stores sludge. City funds a $220000 upgrade and study to decide on upgrades or a primary plant.
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South Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat Golf Club
Medicine Hat
Underwood McLellan
Regina
Winnipeg
Environment Department
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Mrs. Ford
Li Hsien-nien
Temple of Heaven
Commons Report
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Strathmore
Board
Forster
Federal Finance Department
Donald Macdonald
Underwood McLellan and Associates Ltd
Jack van Eerde
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