Newfoundland demands written response on offshore dispute
Newfoundland Energy Minister William Marshall Telexed Jean Chretien with 17 points of contention in the offshore resources dispute. Premier Brian Peckford and deputy say Ottawa must provide written assurances and proposals before resuming talks, after a staged confrontation over perceived shifts in federal positions.
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ST. John's
Nfld
Newfoundland
William Marshall
Jean Chretien
Marshall
Chretien
Des Sullivan
Brian Peckford
St. John’s
Confederation Building
Peckford
Ottawa
Peck
Reagan Pushes Spending Cuts Amid Budget Clash
President Reagan urged Congress to shield the military from a domestic spending freeze while backing a third round of comprehensive cuts. He aimed to hold other programs to 2 percent annual growth as deficits loom. He warned a balanced budget by 1984 is unlikely and outlined future stand-by taxes if recovery stalls.
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U.S
Reagan
Reagan White House
America
Butcher of Lyons Arrested in Bolivia After 38 Years On Run
Klaus Altmann-Barbie, the Nazi war criminal known as the butcher of Lyons, was arrested in La Paz after 38 years fled. He faces possible extradition to France and West Germany, with a pending case over a $10,000 1973 government loan repayment. He was taken to Bolivia's national prison with no resistance offered.
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Reuter
Klaus Altmann-Barbie
Bolivia
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Altmann-Barbie
Lyons
France
West Germany
Velarde
Foreign Ministry
Altmann
Interior Ministry
Europe
South America
College call warns about Playboy centerfold next month
Daughter asks you to skip the Playboy feature next month saying not to look. Weather note mentions cloudy Thursday with a high of minus ten and a low of minus sixteen and directs readers to page 25 for the weather map.
Edmonton expert urges new approach to recreation facilities
Index argues municipalities should adopt a different strategy for building and designing recreation facilities. The piece cites input from an Edmonton expert and appears on page 3.
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Edmonton
Quebec teachers begin illegal strike with 10000 pickets
In Montreal and across Quebec 250000 public workers start an escalating strike as about 10000 teachers form picket lines outside junior colleges. Only three of 46 colleges stay open. 130000 students receive an unscheduled holiday amid cold morning protests.
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Montreal
Quebec
Confederation of National Trade Unions
Shawinigan
Shawinigan Junior College
Jean-Guy Farrier
Farrier
Cegep d’Ahuntsic
CNTU
Gerald Larose
Cegep de Vieux- Montreal
Medicine Hat school board plans staff cuts to meet budget
The Medicine Hat public school board will cut staff and trims in maintenance custodial work and central office positions to keep the 1983 budget increase to about 3.5 percent. Five positions may be cut, with no teacher layoffs, as the board seeks surplus funds and program consolidations to reduce costs.
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Medicine Hat
Roy Wilson
Mit
Wilson
Finance Committee
Bob Block
Block
Eric Murray
Murray
Calgary anti-hooker bylaw struck down by high court
Police Chief Brian Sawyer says strong national support exists for tougher anti prostitution laws after the Supreme Court of Canada overturned Calgary’s anti solicitation bylaw. Mayor Ralph Klein Edmonton and Toronto leaders call for federal action as the court rules the bylaw infringes federal criminal law power.
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Calgary
Brian Sawyer
Canada
Supreme Court of Canada
Sawyer
Supreme Court
Bora Laskin
Oliver
Calgary hooker wins Supreme Court challenge to bylaw
Lawyer Tony Managh learned his client Lenore Westendorp won a landmark Supreme Court of Canada ruling overturning Calgary’s anti-soliciting bylaw. The judge ruled the bylaw overstepped municipal powers, clearing 540 people charged under it and prompting questions on enforcement.
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Lenore Westendorp
Hubert Oliver
Alberta
Tony Managh
Supreme Court of Canada
Managh
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Westendorp
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