Sinai Withdrawal Talks Open Between Egypt and Israel
Egyptian and Israeli defence ministers begin talks in Jerusalem Aswan and Cairo set the stage for Sinai withdrawal with Jewish settlements as a central issue Sadat seeks fast Israeli withdrawal while preserving some settlements Begin faces cabinet pressure to expand settlements in the West Bank ahead of negotiations The talks aim to gauge Israel’s Sinai policy and potential security arrangements for the disputed land
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Elias Antar
Airo
Egypt
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
Ezer Weizman
Jerusalem
Aswan
Anwar Sadat
Mohammed Abdel Ghany Gamasy
Weizman
Sadat
Gamaly
West Bank
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Golan Heights
Syria
Cairo
Sinai
Defence and Foreign Affairs Committee
Begin
Democratic Movement For Change
Cattlemen Meet to Discuss U S Beef Import Protest
Canadian and United States beef producers plan talks in Regina to discuss the U S protest over low domestic beef prices blamed on imports. Evan Thordarson of the Western Canada Cow-Calf Association notes support across the border for American farmers and predicts price shifts if imports cease.
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Regina
United States
U.S
Evan Thordarson
Western Canada
WCCA
Thordarson
North Dakota
Australia
Argentina
WCCCA
Nipawin
Sask
Saskatchewan Potash Crown Buy Sharpens Control
Saskatchewan Potash Corp PCS announces second major purchase in two days gaining about 40 percent of province potash capacity. Agreement covers 60 percent of Allan mine near Saskatoon for 85.8 million dollars and a marketing deal. Sale expected to close March 15.
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Saskatoon
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
PCS
Crown Corporation
Allan Blakeney
Blakeney
Saskatchewan
Esterhazy, Sask
Amax Potash Ltd
International Minerals and Chemical Corp
IMC
Swift
Land claims in the North drive pipeline decisions says Berger
Justice Berger urges settlement of native land claims in the Yukon and Northwest Territories as central to Mackenzie Valley pipeline plans. He argues Alaska Highway route is environmentally preferable and that delaying Mackenzie development by 10 years could expand native and government options, including renewable resource growth.
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Edmonton
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Thomas Berger
British Columbia Supreme Court
Mackenzie Valley
Arctic
Justice Berger
U.S
Alaska
Mackenzie Delta
Beaufort Sea
Fire brigades union moves toward end of nine week strike
Britain's Fire Brigades Union signals acceptance of a three stage pay offer after regional votes show a majority favor return to work. Final conference in Bridlington will decide. several brigades still opposed.
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London
Reuter
Britain
Fire Brigades Union
FBU
England
Bridlington
Merseyside
Scotland
Strathclyde
Manchester
Essex
Glamorgan
Fierce storm batters Eastern Canada disrupting power and shipping
A severe two day storm across Eastern Canada knocked out hydro lines in Quebec and grounded the Texaco Melbourne tanker at Courtney Bay Saint John. It flooded areas near Quebec City forced evacuations and caused travel chaos with road closures and power rationing. A helicopter rescued two stranded seamen while snow removal and airports faced delays. One death occurred in Ontario as floods and heavy snow crippled roads and highways.
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Canada
Quebec
Saint John
N.B
Arctic
Toronto
Hydro-Quebec
Montreal
Quebec City
Ste. Anne du Nord
Beaupre
Que
Texaco Melbourne
Courtney Bay
Shearwater
N.S
Halifax Harbor
Musquodoboit Harbour
Mirabel International
Laycraft inquiry hears taped telephone calls
The Laycraft inquiry in Edmonton reviewed 75 minutes of police recorded telephone conversations from a hotel room during July 1975. The hearings examine Royal American Shows activities and include an identified concessionaire Mark Popovich who used the alias Jim Breem in some tapes.
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Edmonton
Laycraft
Royal American Shows
Midway
Mark Popovich
Royal American
Jim Breem
Edmonton Plaza
Macdonald Hotel
Edmonton Exhibition Grounds
James Laycraft
Walter Bazylewich
Edmonton Telephones
Cambodia vows independence from Vietnamese dominance
Cambodia states on a radio commentary that it will never become a satellite of Vietnam as border fighting shows stalemate. Vietnamese forces control large wedges of Cambodian territory while skirmishes from last year continue, with Phnom Penh pledging resistance against occupation.
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Bangkok
Reuter
Cambodia
Vietnam
Radio
Indochina Federation
Southeast Asia
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Menachem Begin
Occupied Territories
Medicine Hat
Man
CPR
Riverside
Dan Lander
U.S. Borax and Chemical Corp
Swift Canadian Co. Ltd
Texas Gulf Potash Co
Land Claims Settlement Urged
Ontario
New Brunswick
Kitchener
Barrie
Walkerton
Owen Sound
Beachville
Ont
Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Communications
Maritimes
Cap Pele
Upper Dorchester
Parrsboro
Nova Scotia
RCMP
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