Iran faces pressure as Bakhtiar forms cabinet amid unrest
Prime Minister designate Bakhtiar presented his new cabinet to Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi as oil workers return to duties easing fuel shortages. National Front calls for a general strike Sunday to oppose the civilian government and mourn over 1,500 deaths in the anti shah rebellion while Ayatollah Khomaini disavows the strike.
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Commission urges overhaul of aviation bargaining to curb strikes
A government-appointed commission in Canada recommends major changes to collective bargaining in aviation and related sectors. It favors broader bargaining units with common contract dates, creates an independent federal mediation agency, and suggests a unions council and potential voluntary coalitions. Names include Frances Bairstow heads the panel with R. C. Smith Murrey Dubinsky and William Kelly proposed to lead.
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Canadian Air Line Flight Attendants’ Association
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Simpsons to accept Hudson Bay offer after reversal
G Allan Burton chairman of Simpsons Ltd said the company will accept Hudson's Bay Co offer. Senior officers and directors plan to tender holdings of Simpsons shares and Simpsons-Sears class B shares along with the profit sharing retirement fund, controlling over 10 percent. Trustees to meet Monday. board meets Monday after.
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Egypts Ghali says Palestinian state fits Camp David
Egypt’s acting foreign minister Boutros Ghali said a Palestinian state would not violate Camp David peace terms with Israel and the United States. He emphasized self government for West Bank and Gaza and linked peace to Palestinian autonomy while noting Egypt’s other Arab commitments remain.
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Former Medicine Hat constable faces weapons conspiracy charge
William Robert Onslow, 46, of Vogler's Cove Nova Scotia, a former Medicine Hat police constable, is free on 5000 bail on a conspiracy to traffic in restricted weapons charge. He was among 11 men arrested in Canada's largest gun seizure, with hearings and arraignments across Haileybury Ontario.
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Callaghan to sell Harrier jets to China in $2 billion package
At the four power summit in Guadeloupe Prime Minister Callaghan announced Britain would sell Harrier fighters to China as part of a $2 billion package. Leaders discussed U S China ties and European security amid arms talks with the Soviet Union while stressing frank, informal talks.
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Horner leads delegation to Asia to boost Canadian exports
Canadian Industry Minister Jack Horner leads a 40 member trade mission to China Indonesia and the Philippines to promote Canadian technology and goods. He says China may need costly modernization and Canada can supply expertise and equipment while noting trade imbalances. Canada aims to expand wheat exports and oil and gas collaboration with Petro-Canada and Ranger Oil.
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FBI documents found at People’s Temple camp in Guyana
FBI records from the files of informers and sensitive inquiries were found among the rubble of the People’s Temple outpost in Guyana after the November mass deaths. Wesley Swearingen, a former agent, said the materials largely support accusations of corruption and misuse of informers and include a 200 page manuscript outlining concerns about FBI conduct.
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Wesley Swearingen
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Body Found in Trunk of Stolen Cadillac at Airport
The frozen body of a man in his early 30s was found Friday in the blood stained trunk of a stolen Cadillac abandoned at Toronto International Airport. Det Supt Desmond Rowland says autopsy will wait until Monday due to thaw time. The man is tentatively identified but unnamed.
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