Health officials warn on hexachlorophene use in Canada
Health officials warn that skin cleansers with hexachlorophene must be diluted and rinsed off immediately after use by both adults and babies. A broad survey will check about 300 drugs and thousands of cosmetics for hexachlorophene content while U.S. limits hover, Canada weighing stricter rules. Public advisories followed U.S. studies linking brain damage in rats to regular exposure.
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Peter Calamas
Southam
Ottawa
Federal Food and Drug Directorate
U.S
Health Department
Jeffrey Bishop
FDD
Bishop
FDC
Canada
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Federal Health Department
Science Magazine
FDA
Winthrop Laboratories
Aurora
Ontario
Alberta Premier warns on foreign investment limits
Premier Peter Lougheed told a service club luncheon that Alberta fears Ottawa may cap foreign investment as Canada faces global competition. He urged active Canadian participation while noting 1972’s bright spots in livestock and building, and warned of risks from the floating dollar, Common Market, Buy American programs, and tax reform. He also cited the National Energy Board’s gas export curb and the need for Alberta leverage in processing to secure long-term U.S. markets.
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Edmonton
Peter Lougheed
Alberta
Ottawa
Lougheed
Canada
United States
National Energy Board
U.S
Bombs located in New York and Chicago banks by bombs
Police found and deactivated bombs in three New York safe deposit boxes and in Chicago vaults after anonymous warnings. The devices used clocks and a half pound of smokeless powder wrapped in plastic foam, with a seven month timer. Authorities traced the box leases to a man named Mohr, while Chicago reported no bomb at Continental Illinois National Bank.
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Chicago
New York
San Francisco
Associated Press
Lower Manhattan
Marine Midland Trust Co
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co
First National City Bank
First National Bank of Chicago
Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust
Northern Trust Co
Kenneth O'Neill
Marine Midland
Broadway
Robert Daly
Continental Illinois National Bank of Chicago
Marine Midland Branch
Charles Christopher Mohr
Senate backs farm marketing bill for final Tuesday passage
Ottawa CP The Senate banking committee sent Bill C-176 back to the House for final passage, likely Tuesday, ending a two year debate over a national agency to regulate poultry products and enabling similar bodies for other farm goods. Some farm reps opposed market regulation while others urged orderly development. ministers and MPs faced questions as amendments were rejected.
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Ottawa
Senate Banking Committee
Commons
Commons Agriculture Committee
Senate
Joseph Hudson
Lynn
Ont
David Kirk
Canadian Federation of Agriculture
Canadian Egg Producers Council
Kirk
Roy Atkinson
National Farmers’ Union
Charles Gracey
Canadian Cattlemen’s Association
Atkinson
Gracey
H. A. Olson
Yao Kuang Named New Chinese Ambassador to Canada
Ottawa reports that Yao Kuang, a 50 year old seasoned PRC diplomat and former ambassador to Poland, is chosen as China's new ambassador to Canada. He may arrive next month to replace Huang Hua, now China’s U.N. representative in New York, and he is known to have aided talks with the United States on China.
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Ottawa
Canada
Yao Kuang
Yao
People’s Republic of China
Poland
Warsaw
U.S
China
Huang Hua
T Here
New York
United Nations
Nixon to seek re election in New Hampshire primary
President Nixon announced he will seek renomination and reelection in a letter to place his name on the New Hampshire ballot for the March 7 primary. He said he wants to complete the work begun and will run for a four year term.
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Concord
N.H
Nixon
New Hampshire
Hijacked jet aims for Havana after refuel in Los Angeles
A Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing 727, hijacked by a man with a shotgun and a woman with a baby, departed Los Angeles for Tampa then unexpectedly headed for Havana after two refuelings. FBI said pilots indicated Havana destination as 134 passengers were moved off for refueling, with hijackers demanding a larger plane and maps for Africa.
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Tampa
Fla
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Los Angeles
Havana
Cuba
Africa
FBI
1U Psa
Paul MacAllister
Hillsborough County Aviation Authority
U.S. East Coast
Matrai receives three months in Ottawa assault case
Geza Matrai a 27 year old Toronto store clerk was sentenced to three months in jail and placed on two years probation to avoid demonstrations after he assaulted visiting Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin on October 18 in Ottawa. Judge Thomas Swabey ordered that during probation Matrai must not approach any embassy or visiting dignitary. A spectator yelled that the court was political as the terms were read.
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Ottawa (Cp
Geza Matrai
Toronto
Alexei Kosygin
Thomas Swabey
Mattrai
Nixon and Sato seek Okinawa reversion date and hot line
At their San Clemente summit the presidents expect to agree on a date for Okinawa to revert to Japan and to establish a Tokyo Washington emergency hot line. They discuss trade concessions to reduce the U.S. deficit and ongoing Japan-U.S. friendship, while Fukuda notes the China policy shift harmed ties.
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San Clemente
Calif
Reuter
Nixon
Eisaku Sato
China
Okinawa
Japan
White House
Tokyo
Washington
United States
Sato
Peking
Rogers
Connally
Mikio Mizuta
Fukuda
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John Connally
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Richard Nixon
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