Sadat Threatens Three Front Israeli Withdrawal Deadline
President Sadat set a three month deadline for Israeli withdrawal from Egyptian, Syrian, and Jordanian lands. He warned that failure would derail Kissinger talks and push Arabs to Geneva for a final, comprehensive settlement. Israeli raids in southeast Lebanon continued, with clashes near Shuba and casualties on both sides.
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Associated Press
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Jordan
Kissinger
Sadat
Sinai
Golan Heights
West Bank
Jordan River
Syncrude ties hit as suits filed and layoffs follow
Imperial Oil and Gulf Oil Canada sue Atlantic Richfield for 325 million in Alberta Supreme Court alleging breach after ARCO withdrew its 30 percent stake in the Syncrude oil sands project. Cities Service notes Texaco and Shell eye all or part of the dropped share as carpenters face large layoffs and overall labor cuts.
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Imperial Oil Ltd
Gulf Oil Canada Ltd
Atlantic Richfield Co
Alberta Supreme Court
Atlantic Richfield
United States
Cities Service Ltd
Texaco Canada Ltd
Shell Canada Ltd
Dick Galbraith
Cities Service
Shell Canada
Syncrude
Texaco
Alberta
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Shelling hits Saigon training center killing four
Viet Cong gunners shelled the Quang Trung training centre six miles northwest of Saigon killing four people and wounding more than 40. The camp housed 7 000 to 8 000 trainees. Rockets hit nearby villages killing an old man and a child and damaging homes.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Associated Press
Dang van Phuoc
Quang Trung
Phuoc
Ottawa caps data processing to curb unfair competition
The government released policy guides for chartered banks and federally regulated carriers offering public data processing. Banks and common carriers must keep separate books for affiliates, offer services on equal terms, and avoid using primary business revenues to fund data processing.
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Ottawa
Finance
John Turner
Gerard Pelletier
Cncp Telecommunications
Bell Canada
British Columbia Telephone Co
Communications Department
Ottawa policemen wounded in Ottawa shooting during capture bid
Two Ottawa police officers remain hospitalized after a gunfight with Barry Forsyth, who escaped from Collins Bay penitentiary. Constable Robert Proulx is in serious condition with multiple wounds, Constable William Mason in good condition, and civilian Robert Jordan treated for a flesh wound. Forsyth, 31, was later arrested. No charges yet filed.
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Ottawa (Cp
Ottawa
Barry Forsyth
Collins Bay
Robert Proulx
William Mason
Robert Jordan
Youraine
Que
Thomas Klanagan
Forsyth
Toronto
Canadian Forces Base
Kingston
Egg surpluses mount as storage swells across Canada
Ottawa reports 40 million eggs in storage with potential additional 15 million weekly growth while broiler surpluses reach 31 million pounds. The issue stems from provincial boards and CEMA buying unsold production, sparking calls to delay a national chicken marketing agency. Minister Whelan blames producers for quota noncompliance and defends the plan to stabilize the industry.
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Ottawa
Canadian Egg Marketing Agency
Food Prices Review Board
Eugene Whelan
CEMA
Whelan
Phil Eldridge
United States
London
Ont
Stanfield expects to retire before November
Halifax CP Robert Stanfield, Conservative Leader, said on Wednesday he plans to retire before November with a leadership convention unlikely until fall. He noted Ontario election chances could push beyond November, and he aims to return to Nova Scotia afterward. He has led the party since 1967 after succeeding Diefenbaker.
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Halifax
Robert Stanfield
Stanfield
National Party
Ontario
John Diefenbaker
Nova Scotia
National Post
Nova Scotia PC Party
Province Hikes Municipal Grants Benefit Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat will gain from a 15 percent boost in direct municipal assistance grants, adding 67 176 to the 1974 grant of 447 843. Savings from reducing the education tax on non residential property could total about 40 305 based on 1974 assessments, with potential higher savings if 1975 assessments rise.
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Medicine Hat
Harold Ellis
Ellis
Prisoners freed from Maze in bid to push IRA truce
25 detainees released from the Maze amid ongoing negotiations between Britain's Northern Ireland government and the IRA. The move comes as the Christmas truce nears its deadline, part of lingering efforts to reach a lasting peace while balancing Protestant opposition.
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Belfast
Reuter
Maze
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Merlyn Rees
Britain
Rees
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England
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Simon
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Edmonton
Pease
Elgin Street
Mason
Proulx
Mr. Jordan
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