10 Jan 1972
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1972
Page
1
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Prime Minister Trudeau on CBC Weekend says industrial growth foreign ownership and resource exploitation could drive the next federal election in 1972. He notes groundwork for liberal policy in the 70s and pledges stronger central government while defending economy welfare gains and tax reforms. He cautions on personal attacks and asserts party funding from rank and file.
Ten week old Cynthia and Christine, born October 28, were separated Sunday night at University Hospital, ending their face-to-face connection. Doctors said they are in excellent post operative condition and doing very well, with each baby now on a path toward a normal healthy life. The procedure divided a bridge of liver tissue and caused no shared organs beyond a small liver connection.
Medical officer Dr. Ken Clementi says the current illness may be a virus infection rather than influenza and projects short two to three day symptoms. Crescent Heights High School reports attendance drop near 8 to 10 percent with double rates for teachers, while local companies note minor disruption.
The African freighter Dona Anita with 42 aboard sank amid hurricane winds 120 miles west of Vancouver Island. Aboard were the 63-year-old master and his wife, plus 23 Filipinos, 13 Chinese, two Indians and a man from Ceylon. An air sea search found an oil slick, a life ring, and two empty rafts as the rescue effort continued.
Bengali leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman returned to Dacca and announced that Bangladesh would sever all links with West Pakistan. He urged peace for both sides, recalled Pakistan's Bhutto plea to leave, and vowed independence for his country. The rally drew an estimated 500000 attendees at the Dacca racecourse.
Britain faces a national miners strike involving 280,000 workers who walked out at midnight Saturday. Government aims to cap pay settlements at eight percent, raising concerns over possible household fuel rationing if the dispute endures. Outcome hinges on talks among leaders of Britain's major unions.
Senator Hubert Humphrey formally announced his third bid for the presidency, pledging to end the Vietnam War and rebuild the nation. He outlined aims on civil rights, elder care, and youth opportunity, and set Florida and Pennsylvania primaries as key tests.
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