Canadians Evacuated From Iran Amid Riots
ANKARA CP Canadians and other foreign nationals were evacuated from Tehran by Hercules planes, with 374 flown out over two days and 70 more waiting for Friday transport. A British ship carried about 60 Westerners from Bandar Abbas as violence and looting plagued areas around the capital.
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Ankara
Iran
Hercules
Tehran
Rasht
Caspian Sea
Bandar Abbas
Ottawa
Fire destroys vacant mobile home on dairy farm southwest of city
Doug Hoggard reported a propane heater ignited straw insulation, destroying a $13,000 trailer on his dairy farm about three miles southwest of town. Firefighters arrived at 9:30 a.m. and extinguished the flames by 10:45 a.m. The family was to move in soon, marking a second local fire in recent days. See photo page 3.
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Doug Hoggard
Hoggard
Dairy Farm
9Th St. S.E
Frank Webber
Quebec considers appeal in Marion kidnapping verdict
In Montreal, the Quebec justice department may appeal the jury acquittal of Claude Valence on four of five charges in the 1977 kidnapping of Charles Marion. Valence was found guilty only of attempted extortion, with sentencing set for today, while co‑defendants face trial.
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Montreal
Quebec
Justice Department
Claude Valence
Charles Marion
Pierre Verdon
Valence
Credit
Sherbrooke
Que
Marion
Michel de Varenne
Rene Chalifoux
Louise Beaubien
Jeanne Valence
Bank rate hits record high as rates rise worldwide
The Bank of Canada raises its lending rate to 11.25 percent effective today, following a prior 10.75 percent level and six last-year increases. Major banks respond with prime rates at 12 percent and higher nonchecking fees, while the dollar weakens on international markets and government borrowing surges to support the currency.
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Ottawa
Bank of Canada
Royal Bank of Canada
The
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Toronto Dominion Bank
Gerald Bouey
United States
U.S
Bouey
Canada
Lanctot to Return to Canada from Paris Friday
Jacques Lanctot, linked to the 1970 Cross kidnapping, will fly into Mirabel from Paris with his wife and three children about 12 30 p m EST Saturday accompanied by two Quebec police officers. Montreal police noted no warrant exists for his wife.
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Montreal
Jacques Lanctot
James Cross
Canada
Quebec
Lanctot
Mirabel
Paris
Jacques
Louise Cossette-Trudel
Marc Carbonneau
Yves Langlois
Cuba
Cross
Front de Liberation du Quebec
Cossette
Lancor
Cossette-Trudel
Cossette-Trudels
Suzanne Lanctot
Begin vows continued West Bank settlements despite constraints
Prime Minister Begin announced the government will keep establishing new Jewish settlements on the West Bank at times chosen by the government, not by groups like Gush Emunim. He spoke after a stormy four hour Knesset session with Likud to back the settlement plank and said no halt beyond the peace talks window.
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Jerusalem
Reuter
Menachem Begin
West Bank
The
Jordan
Gush Emunim
Faith Bloc
Likud
Knesset
Israel Radio
Begin
Geula Cohen
U.S
Bilingual air traffic control deemed safe in tests
Federal transport tests suggest bilingual control can be safely used for instrument flights in Quebec without increasing controller workload or stress. The year and a half study at Dorval and Mirabel involved CALPA and Gens de l Air and produced 22 recommendations including a watchful committee and bilingual controller recruitment.
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Transport Department
Ottawa
Federal
Department of Transport
Quebec
Lucien Couinard
Montreal
Dorval
Mirabel
Canadian Air Line Pilots Association
CALPA
Gens de l'Air
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Doug Beaton
Prince Rupert
B.C
Beatons
Doug Brown
Castlegar
Brown
Charles Marshall
Paul Rubin
Trenton
Ont
Mrs. Valence
Verdon
Jean-Pierre Rancourt
FLQ
Cossette- Trudels
Donald Charette