Canada approves volume discounts for large gas exports
Ottawa backs a volume discount pricing plan for natural gas shipments to attract bigger exports. United States importers say the cuts must be deeper to spur significant U.S. demand, with contracts possibly starting November 1 if demand and recovery grow.
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Calgary
Oil and Gas Industry
United States
Canada
Joe Vallelly
Northwest Pipeline Corp
Salt Lake City
Utah
British Columbia
Jean Chretien
Ottawa
Alberta
U.S
Hijackers Free Passengers From Iran Air Jet at Orly
At Orly Airport in Paris anti-Khomeini guerrillas freed about 200 people from an Iran Air jetliner on orders of exiled Iranian opposition leader Massoud Rajavi. The hijackers, five or six men armed with two public safety items, surrendered after a 15 minute radio exchange with Rajavi who ordered them to release all passengers and the co pilot.
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Paris
Iran Air
Orly
Massoud Rajavi
Iran
Rajavi
Eshan
Rajavai
Kuwait
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
Tehran
Dubai
Shiraz
NDP Sinks in Polls as Conservatives Lead in Gallup Figure
A Gallup poll released on the eighth anniversary of Ed Broadbent's leadership shows the NDP at 15 percent, the lowest level under his era. Conservatives hold 50 percent, Liberals rise to 34 percent, with the gap narrowing from 25 points in March to 16 points.
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Dave Todd
Southam News
Ottawa
Gallup
Ed Broadbent
New Democratic Party
NDP
Canada
New Democrats
Liberals
Brian Mulroney
Tories
Grits
Morgentaler Surrenders on Abortion Clinic Charges
Dr Henry Morgentaler turned himself in with Toronto lawyer Morris Manning to face conspiracy to procure a miscarriage charges alongside Dr Robert Scott and Dr Leslie Smoling. Bail hearings were set as supporters rallied at Queen's Park demanding abortion access.
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Toronto
Henry Morgentaler
Montreal
Morris Manning
Morgentaler
52 Division
Robert Scott
Ste- Anne de Prescott
Ont
Leslie Smoling
Scott
Smoling
San Francisco
Queen’s Park
Toronto International
Ontario
Queen's Park
Nancy
Ontario Health Ministry
Winnipeg
Report on Morphine Overdose at Edmonton Hospital
The inquiry heard that 15 milligrams of morphine were given to Candace Taschuk, a severely brain damaged newborn, leading to death 16 hours after birth. Nurse Barbara Howell and supervisor Betty Schulze faced questions about the dosage and approval, with hospital officials delaying notice of the death until February 28, 1983.
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Gwen Dambrofsky
Edmonton
University Hospital
John Read
Carl Rolf
Candace Taschuk
Barbara Howell
Chuk
Howell A
Schulze
Read
Gal
Israel
Ron Berger
Canada
Rolf
Ottawa bill on newspaper ownership sparks free press debate
The draft act to regulate the newspaper industry faces constitutional questions from Southam Inc. and Thomson Newspapers Ltd. leaders who warn it could limit freedom of speech. Multiculturalism Minister Jim Fleming says limits and a national press council protect press freedom, while critics urge stronger measures.
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Ottawa
Canada
Gordon Fisher
Southam Inc
Ken Thomson
Thomson Newspapers Ltd
Jim Fleming
Tom Kent
J.P. O’callaghan
Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Calgary Herald
Fleming
Justice Department
Kent
Thomson
Toronto Globe and Mail
Southam
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Canadian Petroleum Association
Vallelly
Deadline
Ann Landers
Dane
Renan
Charles Lynch Paneer
Tereetna City News
Mike Royko
Wennseetaeeneneee
NERO
Renee der Ra
FREY
Seaver Renee Tereeteerenaees
Seat
Quebec
Supreme Court of Canada
Nachum Gal
Howell
Betty Schulze
Bruce Fraser
Council For
Provincial Attorney General's Department
Tas
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