Security tightened after cattle deaths near oil sites
EDMONTON CP Oil companies are tightening security after cattle deaths in the region bounded by the Athabasca and North Saskatchewan Rivers. Dr Henry Herchen of Evansburg veterinary clinic cites about 20 such cases in 10 years from oil substances and pipe grease. He notes spills and leaked hydrocarbons as key causes and says companies have since fenced off areas and locked equipment.
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Edmonton
Henry Herchen
Evansburg
Athabasca River
North Saskatchewan
Rocky Mountains
Wabamun
Herchen
Trudeau Signals Stronger NORAD Support From Cabinet
Prime Minister Trudeau in Colorado Springs says NORAD is a key element of Canadian foreign policy and hints Ottawa may back stronger support. He noted his tour of NORAD operations will help persuade cabinet colleagues of the system’s value. He added no immediate plans for a larger Canadian contribution.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Trudeau
NORAD
North American Air Defence Command
Canada
Colorado Spring
Aspen
Here
Alliance
Jean Chretien
James Hill
U.S
David Adamson
Two Die in Gun Duel in Atlanta Eviction Clash
A civil eviction attempt at a two story brick house in Atlanta erupted into a gun battle. Deputies Broadwell and Lockridge fired on Lee Anderson and Nicky Gore as they opened the door. Anderson was killed. The on scene pace was set for an eight member special police unit on alert but did not join the initial approach.
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Atlanta
Lee Anderson
Mahamin Joshua
Nicky Gore
Mujahid Muhammad
W. W. Holley
Broadwell
Aubrey Lockridge
Anderson
Sanford Jones
Jones
Lockridge
Seven Moncton police suspended over internal probe
Seven Moncton police officers have been suspended by Police Chief Greg Cohoon amid an internal investigation. Mayor Gary Wheeler said allegations of criminal activity will be referred to a Crown prosecutor and a special prosecutor for charges.
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Moncton
N.B
Greg Cohoon
Gary Wheeler
Ontario
Wheeler
Force
RCMP
Evacuation Follows Log Truck Crash in Goldonna
In Goldonna Louisiana an explosion after a freight train rammed a log truck forced nearly 1000 residents to evacuate. Two men were killed and ten injured as a result of the collision and ensuing blaze.
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No News Monday and holiday deadlines noted
The paper states no publication Monday January 2 1978 with deadlines for January 3 and December 30 at 1 pm and noon respectively. The business office closes all day January 2 and reopens January 3.
Coast Guard Seizes Two Ships In Major Marijuana Bust
US Coast Guard netted two ships offshore Florida carrying large marijuana cargoes. One vessel Miss Connie, 110 feet, held 50 to 70 tons, potentially the largest US seizure. A third ship seized on Florida’s west coast was also brought in.
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Miami
Fla
U.S. Coast Guard
United States
Florida
U.S. Customs
Jim Dingfelder
U.S
Coast Guard
Lance Jones
Miss Connie
Carter Visits Poland Emphasizing Friendship Over Rights
President Carter arrives in Warsaw marking his first Soviet bloc foray since championing human rights. He will meet Edward Gierek, attend shrine visits to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Nike monument and the Warsaw ghetto memorial, and dine at Radziwill Palace.
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Carter
Soviet Bloc
Kremlin
U.S
Communist Party
Edward Gierek
Rosalynn
Wilanow Palace
Ghetto
Gierek
Radziwill Palace
Poland
Europe
Middle East
Labady
Amman
Jordan
Hazardous device rocks U S centre in Tehran during Carter visit
A hazardous device exploded at the Iran American Academic Centre in Tehran injuring a doorman and damaging the building as protesters linked to Marxists threaten further acts against the Carter visit. Windows shattered across the facility and nearby areas while police prepare security along the expressway to the president.
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Tehran
U.S
Associated Press
Carter
United States
Murder suspect arrested in Calgary in chambermaid case
Calgary police say James William Glauser has been arrested in the city in connection with the murder of Linda Marlene Watt, a 28 year old chambermaid shot on November 30 and found December 9. His brother David Earl Glauser remains sought on a second degree murder charge with a Canada wide warrant outstanding.
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Calgary
James William Glauser
David Earl Glauser
Linda Marlene Watt
PLO and Jordan reject Israeli peace plan
The PLO and Jordan rejected Israel and U S backed peace terms. Iraq reportedly joins hardline Arab opposition to the Egyptian Israeli talks while a Netanya blast wounds and kills in a suspected guerrilla act.
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Jordan
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
United States
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Jerusalem
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Netanya
Tel Aviv
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Beirut
Middle East
Mahmoud Labady
As Safir
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Ahmed Hassan al Bakr
Arafat
Hafez Assad
Soviet Union
Egypt
Begin
Sadat
Ismailia
Helmut Schmidt
East Jerusalem
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