Begin says Israel must drive peace talks salvage with Egypt
Begin tells French Jewish group that Egypt must salvage stalled talks and that U S pressure on Israel is unlikely. He rebuts Egypt’s claim of concession by recognizing Israel and asserts Israel’s right to exist for 3,700 years. He says Palestinian statehood and settlements must be resolved before resuming talks. Sadat accuses Israel of seeking land, not peace.
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Mondale hints at gas swap talks with Canada in Edmonton
U.S. Vice President Walter Mondale told Albertans there is no promise on a straight gas and oil swap but suggested possible reciprocal energy arrangements. He urged freer trade and joint North American energy policy while defending Canada's democratic stability and close bilateral ties.
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U S open to tariff concessions over gas swap with Alberta
Alberta Energy Minister Don Getty says Washington hints at linking tariff cuts on agriculture and petrochemicals to a proposed natural gas swap with Alberta. President Carter's administration appears willing to repay Canada with tariff concessions after Mondale talks in Edmonton.
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Jimmy Carter
Canada
Don Getty
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Peter Lougheed
Mondale
Ottawa
Washington
Law Union urges resignations on RCMP inquiry bias
The Law Union of Ontario asked three RCMP royal commission members to step down citing bias from Liberal ties and friendships. The move followed public hearings in Montreal and faces immediate opposition from a commissioner’s lawyer as the panel considers conflicts of interest and conduct.
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Joseph Nuss
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Canada
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Quebec
Ecuadorean airliner hijackers surrender in Havana
A Saeta Airlines Caravelle hijacked on a domestic flight from Guayaquil to Quito landed in Havana early today and the hijackers surrendered to Cuban authorities. About 30 passengers and crew remained aboard as hostages were freed unharmed. Details on the hijackers motives and identities were not disclosed.
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Beft dispute prompts high level cross border talks
U S Vice President Mondale announces that Agriculture Secretary Bergland will meet Canadian officials to resolve the beef trade dispute that sparked a border blockade by U S farmers. The talks aim for mutually satisfactory solutions as Ottawa seeks access to U S markets for Alberta cattle and boxed beef.
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Minnesota
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Trudeau Opens Campaign Swing Through Ontario Heartland
Prime Minister Trudeau launches a three day campaign style tour across Ontario with stops in Hamilton Brantford Leamington Amherstburg Windsor and Toronto amid speculation of a spring election. Opinion polls show Liberal support at 42 percent down two points from November while PCs hold 34 percent and NDP 19 percent.
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By Gerard McNeil
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Levesque
Leamington
Amherstburg
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