Cossette-Trudels enter not guilty plea in Cross kidnapping case
Jacques and Louise Cossette-Trudel faced charges including conspiracy to kidnap in Montreal court. They did not plead guilty or not guilty to all counts and a preliminary hearing date was set for later, with publication ban on bail hearing evidence.
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Montreal
Jacques and
Louise Cossette-Trudel
James Cross
Cossette
Mayrand
Serge Menard
Liberation du Quebec
Mirabel International Airport
Paris
Trudeau
Quebec
Rene Levesque
The
Commons
Copper Roof Upgrade Under Way at St Patrick’s Church
Rev Walter Krewski says copper top for the St Patrick’s Church roof will be finished by spring. The 65 year old Calgary building began renovations in October at an estimated cost of 250000 dollars to fix leaks. Watson Construction leads copper plate installation as first phase of a three stage project. The church, built in 1913 as North America’s first reinforced concrete house of worship, will later see wall work and mechanical electrical upgrades.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Frank Webber
St. Patrick's Church
Walter Krewski
Father Krewski
North America
Feds pursue biggest U S cash heist after JFK cargo raid
Fingerprint experts probe a black getaway van found on a Brooklyn street tied to five masked gunmen who robbed the Lufthansa hangar at Kennedy Airport. The heist yielded more than $5 million in U S cash plus foreign currency and jewels, with arrests and loot still outstanding.
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New York
FBI
U.S
Brooklyn
Lufthansa German Airlines
Kennedy Airport
Port Authority Police
Port Authority
Lufthansa
Snowdon to marry divorcee Lucy Lindsay-Hogg
Lord Snowdon will wed Lucy Lindsay-Hogg, 37, the divorcee and former wife of film producer Michael Lindsay-Hogg, at Kensington register office on Friday. Snowdon and Princess Margaret, both 48, ended their 18 year marriage last July in a quickie divorce and the princess will not attend to avoid press exposure.
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London
Lord Snowdon
Princess Margaret
Lucy Lindsay-Hogg
Lindsay-Hogg
Michael Lindsay- Hogg
Snowdon
Kensington Register Office
the Press Association
Royal Court
Kensington Palace
Register Office
Medicine Hat mayor presses for transit funds at Ottawa meeting
Eleven Alberta mayors met with Premier Lougheed to press transportation needs. Medicine Hat Mayor Milt Reinhardt urged higher funding next year for project starts including Trans-Canada bridge twinning highway work street programs and transit. They also discussed railway relocation policy and downtown viability along with concerns over the school tax system.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Milt Reinhardt
Reinhardt
Lougheed
Former Iranian premier may return to power
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi met former premier Ali Amini amid reports he may name Amini head of a new civilian government to end deadly anti government protests. The plan follows a Wednesday meeting with National Front leader Karim Sanjabi who refused to participate in a shah led administration.
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Tehran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Ali Amini
Amini
National Front
Karim Sanjabi
Coalitien
Sanjabi
Isfahan
Iran
Javid Shah
Julian Koziak
Reinhardt
Lougheed
Alberta Urban Municipalities Association
AUMA
Dick Johnston
Coroner Probe Opens Into Jonestown Killing Reported Murder
In Matthews Ridge Guyana a coroner's jury begins an inquiry into Jonestown deaths. Dr Leslie Mootoo testifies Anne Elizabeth Moore 28 of California was shot near Jim Jones house. authorities consider murder and possible other victims. A list shows 578 dead with diverse origins. some deaths appear by cyanide injection.
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N.Y. Times
Matthews Ridge
Guyana
Jonestown
Leslie C. Mootoo
Anne Elizabeth Moore
Jim Jones
Mootoo
Jones
Port Kaituma
Miss Moore
Haroon Bacchus
Odell Rhodes
People’s Temple
United States Army
Orinoco Basin
New York Times
United States
Emanuel Romao
Public Prosecutions
Oil recovery project announced for Suffield Alberta
Alberta Energy Company plans a multi million dollar pilot heavy oil recovery project in the Suffield block. A 79 million facility will test cyclic combustion to boost recovery from the 400 million barrel reserve. Partners include AOSTRA West Coast Petroleum and Ashland Oil with a five year feasibility window.
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Alberta Energy Co. Ltd
Suffield Block
Suffield Military Block
Alberta Energy
Kathie Kraus
Kraus
Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority
Aostra
Westcoast Petroleum Co. Ltd
Ashland Oil Ltd
Military Range
U S Army Helicopters Delivered to Rhodesia Violate Sanctions
The U S state department announced 11 Bell 205 Huey type helicopters, produced under U S licence, were delivered to Rhodesia in breach of United Nations sanctions. Officials are examining routes and note no commerce approval was granted for resale or transfer. The UN embargo began in 1965 after Rhodesia's independence declaration.
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U.S. State Department
U.S
Vietnam
Rhodesia
United Nations
Department
Sue Pittman
United States
Commerce Department
Britain
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Dr. Mootoo
California
Texas
Indiana
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Military Graves Registration Unit
Dover
Del
Robert Edward Rice
Eureka
Calif
Leo J. Ryan
California Democrat
Ryan
Suffield
Austra
U.S. Army
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