Clark barred from conference workshop over missing pass
Calgary CP reports Joe Clark did not receive special treatment at a federal reform conference. He lacked an identification pass and was initially denied entry by a security guard who refused to recognize him. After clarification Clark was admitted, but the guard remained firm.
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Calgary
Joe Clark
Canada
Clark
George Washington
Toronto
Ontario
Lawrencia (Bambi) Bembenek
David Watt
Bembenek
U.S
Watt
Christine Schultz
Kim Campbell
McDougall Seeks Expanded Canada Ukraine Ties in Kiev
Canada's External Affairs Minister Barbara McDougall, in Kiev, predicted broader political and economic links after a 90 minute meeting with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Anatoly Zlenko. She will sign documents establishing direct diplomatic ties and lead delivery of about 1.5 million dollars in Canadian medical aid.
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Kiev
Ukraine
Barbara McDougall
Canada
McDougall
Anatoly Zlenko
Ottawa
Soviet Union
Zlenko
I was conned says Foulkes on Page A7
A reader claims they were deceived and states they felt misled by a previous deal. The remark appears in a brief on page A7, reflecting consumer frustration and possible local complaint.
Triple E Senate gains momentum at constitutional talks
At a federal conference on Ottawa's 28 point package, Triple E advocates won a commitment to an elected Senate with strong powers, while debates over equal representation, regional equity, and minority concerns continued. Quebec resistance and language culture safeguards remained central issues.
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Joan Bryden
Southam News
Calgary
Triple E Senate
Bert Brown
Ottawa
Senate
House of Commons
Peter Lougheed
Alberta
Lougheed
Newfoundland
Clyde Wells
Don Getty
Manitoba
Gary Filmon
Maritime Provinces
Ontario
Quebec
Joe
Clark
Atlantic
David Elton
Canada West Foundation
Jim Gray
Tinue
Izzy Asper
Mel Smith
British Columbia
Jean-Pierre Blackburn
Commons
Palestinians head to Moscow for multilateral peace talks
The PLO authorizes Palestinian negotiators to attend the Moscow peace talks with a delegation leaving Amman today. Syria and Lebanon oppose the talks over land-for-peace issues, while Yeltsin plans to attend after a two day absence. The event includes China, Japan, India and EC members with Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia expected to participate. Israel insists on a direct Madrid-style composition limited to occupied West Bank and Gaza delegates.
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Jerusalem
Reuter
PLO
Middle East
Moscow
Amman
Ghassan al-Khatib
Tunis
Syria
Lebanon
Israel
Boris Yeltsin
Pavel Voshchanov
Yeltsin
Britain
United States
Canada
China
Japan
India
Egypt
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Gulf Co-operation Council
Khatib
U.S
Arab East Jerusalem
Yitzhak Shamir
Madrid
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Saskatchewan Faces Financial Crisis Forcoming Year
Premier Roy Romanow warned Saskatchewan faces its worst financial strain since the 1930s with a projected 1.2 billion deficit this spring. He pledged deep cuts of up to 900 million to avoid a debt crisis, warning credit ratings could fall further if deficits rise.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Roy Romanow
Romanow
Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
New Democrats
Provincial Finance Department
Ontario
NDP
Bob Rae
Newfoundland
NASA Extends Discovery Mission To Eight Days
NASA announces a one day extension to eight days for shuttle Discovery to maximize science from 42 experiments. Edwards Air Force Base targets 10 08 a m Thursday for landing as astronauts and Earth teams gain extra time to study weightlessness effects on slime molds humans and other organisms. Roberta Bondar gains more window time and leisure with the extra day including personal music and messages from family.
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Alabama
Space Shuttle
NASA
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Robert McBrayer
Roberta Bondar
Sault Ste. Marie
Bondar
Lone Ranger
Tommy Hunter
Anne Murray
Bette Midler
Abba
Nana Mouskouri
Lakeview Girl Guides
Roberta
Soviet space workers threaten strike over pay
Moscow reports space industry workers plan a warning strike as cosmonaut ground controllers vote a protest. They seek higher wages, comparing earnings to about seven dollars a month in Canadian terms, highlighting a gap with the country’s best known heroes.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
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