Dozier Rescue Spurs New Red Brigades Arrests in Italy
Italian officials questioned Brig. Gen. James Dozier's captors as 17 Red Brigades suspects were arrested in Verona Mestre and elsewhere. Dozier, freed after 42 days, was with his wife and daughter at a NATO base hospital and to hold a televised news conference. Police recovered pistols sub machine guns grenades explosives false IDs and a trove of information from the Venice archive.
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Red Brigades
U.S
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Rome
Tempo
Verona
Mestre
Venice
NATO
George Pool
Judith
Cheryl
Padua
ANSA
Liberal fears grow as U S rate rise looms
Liberal MPs express anxiety that U S policy signals higher Canadian rates, risking a dollar plunge and inflation. John Evans admits dilemma over tying rates to the U S or pursuing independence. Cabinet deliberations and voter anger over the Nov. 12 budget are noted along with thousands of form complaints.
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Ottawa
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Canada
John Evans
Allan MacEachen
Evans
Ottawa Centre
MacEachen
Yurko quits Torys to sit as independent in Commons
Edmonton East MP Bill Yurko left the Progressive Conservative party saying its vision no longer matches his. He cited loss of will to stay with the party and cited conflicts over constitutional issues and Trudeau's package. A nomination fight loomed March 22 with developer Bill Campbell viewed as likely to win the PC nod.
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Ottawa
Edmonton East
Bill Yurko
Progressive Conservative Party
Trudeau
Joe Clark
Commons
Yorke
Clark
Calgary Centre
Harvie Andre
Jake Epp
Bill Campbell
Yurke
Yurko
House of Commons
Campbell
Mass murderer Olson hints at more tips for price
Police say Clif ford Olson suggested last fall he could name 21 victims in exchange for money. Separately Randy Ludlow, an associate, was arrested at a Vancouver welfare office while awaiting trial for weapon possession.
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Ottawa
Clifford Olson
Clifford Robert Olson
Randy Ludlow
Human Resources Ministry
Vancouver
Ludlow
Olson
Coquitlam
RCMP
Commons
Benno Friesen
Surrey
White Rock
North Delta
Burnaby
Lower Mainland Regional Correctional Centre
Oakalla
Don Wilson
British Columbia
B.C
Allan Williams
Wilson
Public school board fears Hill Pre-School centre plan
The Medicine Hat public school board voices concern over the city site plan for the Hill Pre-School Community Centre. Central Park School faces loss of several hundred square metres of yard space due to the project.
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Medicine Hat
Hill
Central Park
Indians Lose Appeal Bid Over Britain’s Responsibility
London Canada Indians from Alberta New Brunswick and Nova Scotia lose appeal in Britain Court of Appeal confirming that Britain’s obligations, if any, passed to Canada through legislation and practice. Indians may still seek House of Lords permission within 30 days. Simon Brown dismisses motion. court warns against delaying Canada patriation.
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Frank Mackey London
Britain
Canada
Court of Appeal
Alberta
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
House of Lords
Louis Blom-Cooper
Court
Law Lords
Simon Brown
Prairie Nature Preserve Faces Campus Development
The Medicine Hat College cultural centre plans encroach on a virgin Shortgrass Prairie south of the college reservoir. Landscape architect Duncan Hargrave warns the area with 85 plant species should remain a nature preserve and sacred. College officials say only a small portion will be affected and efforts will protect vegetation.
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Medicine Hat College
Duncan Hargrave
Medicine Hat News
College
Hargrave
Alberta
Suffield Military Reserve
Medicine Hat
Les Phillips
Cultural Centre
Phillips
Chuck Meagher
Meagher
Frank Webber
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