Alberta oil loss may reach billions if prices fall
Alberta faces potential billions in lost oil revenue if OPEC fails to agree on output, with Treasurer Lou Hyndman saying the magnitude is hard to gauge. The province projected $61.4 billion from a 1981 energy deal, assuming prices reach $77 a barrel by 1986, and a drop in prices could shave hundreds of millions yearly. Experts warn pricing uncertainty could dampen conservation and exploration efforts.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Lou Hyndman
Repor
Hyndman
Hans Maciej
Canadian Petroleum Association
OPEC
Tom Sindlinger
Calgary
Sindlinger
Calgary Buffalo
Canada
Jim Gray
Canadian Hunter Exploration Ltd
Gray
Liberal veteran alarms over memo on aboriginal rights plan
Warren Allmand denounces a leaked July 8 1982 memo proposing to reduce native expectations at the constitutional conference. He accuses the document of cynical tactics and vows to press Indian Affairs Minister John Munro to repudiate it while monitoring government policy.
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Ottawa
Warren Allmand
House of Commons
Allmand
John Munro
Prie
Jack Austin
Quebec
Munro
The
Commons
Austin
Trudeau
Murphy Named Winnipeg Bombers Head Coach
Cal Murphy will coach the Winnipeg Blue Bombers after five years with the Edmonton Eskimos and talks with bomber officials. The vacancy arose when Ray Jauch left. John Michaels passed on the job after expressing no interest.
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Winnipeg
Cal Murphy
Edmonton Eskimos
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Ray Jauch
Jauch
John Michaels
Minnesota Vikings
National Football League
Murphy
Eskimos
Bombers
Paul Robson
Thatcher charged with abduction in Saskatchewan case
Saskatchewan politician Colin Thatcher and his lawyer Tony Merchant were charged with abducting Thatcher's nine year old daughter. The girl was taken from a friend's home and found unharmed hours later in Moose Jaw. She was returned to her stepfather under a court order after her mother's murder the day before.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Colin Thatcher
Tony Merchant
Thatcher
Joann Wilson
Moose Jaw
Tony Wilson
F. W. Johnson
Court of Queen’s Bench
Anthony Merchant
Gary Lane
Lane
Stephanie
Wilson
Legislature
Regan
Greg
Sask
Anthony Wilson
Regina Leader-Post
Palm Springs
Calif
Questions bother Clark in leadership race
Progressive Conservative Leader Joe Clark says constant questioning of his leadership is a headache undermining the party. He calls Friday night’s Winnipeg leadership review vote a headache and says the preoccupation diverts the Tories from presenting themselves as a government in waiting. Clark cites harping as hindering the fight against the party’s rivals.
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Ottawa
Joe Clark
Winnipeg
Clark
Maclean's
Quebec Public Workers Set to Strike Across Province
An illegal general strike by about 250 000 Quebec public employees appears to start Thursday with hospital staff threatening to move earlier if teachers are repressed. The walkout could close hospitals and nursing homes by Friday while teachers fundraise for legal defence and unions plan staged actions through February 1.
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Quebec
Social Affairs Federation
Legal Defence Fund
Louis Laberge
Quebec Federation of Labor
Common Front of Public Employees
Single bullet killed Wilson in Regina murder case
Autopsy confirms Joann Wilson died from a single head wound while blunt trauma was also present. Police described a bearded man in his 30s seen near the scene and noted two cars possibly tied to the killer. Wilson and Colin Thatcher, once married Saskatchewan figures, had a fraught custody history and a prior shooting incident.
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Regina
Joann Wilson
Saskatchewan
Colin Thatcher
J. Stewart McMillan
Wilson
Wilson and
Thatcher
Ross Thatcher
Saskatoon Blades Ranked Top Junior Hockey Team
A note from the newspaper highlights the Saskatoon Blades as the top ranked junior hockey team in Canada on page 9.
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Saskatoon Blades
Canada
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