Coast pollution talks advance but coast area plan faces hurdles
Canadian Environment Minister Jack Davis and U S officials discussed extending cooperation on coastal pollution. While a joint communique praised accords on spill contingency plans and cross border liability, the proposal to designate east and west coast waters as international management areas drew cool reactions. A second Ottawa meeting is planned with focus on extending cooperation and developing compensation for trans border damages.
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Peter Calamas
Southam
Ottawa
U.S
Great Lakes
Jack Davis
Davis
Canada
Washington
Russell Train
Nixon
Council On Environmental Quality
Canada-U.s
Cherry Point
Washington State
Irving
Nova Scotia
Train
U.S. Coast Guard
Federal
Ministry of Transport
Mr. Davis
Death Toll 440 Ulster battles leave four dead
Renewed gun and bomb attacks in Northern Ireland killed four people and wounded several others. Three British army troops and a bomb disposal man died amid ongoing Belfast and Londonderry clashes as hundreds of civilians fled to guarded no go zones. The death toll in three years of fighting rose to 440 with violence spreading to Omagh and Antrim as security forces sealed centres and reinforced patrols.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
Irish Republic
IRA
Lenadoon Avenue
Lingoniel
Royal Marine
Antrim
Omagh
Ulster
Bogside
Texas cowboy hunts big Stampede payday in Calgary
Rex Bland of Trent Texas leads rodeo money in calf roping and steer wrestling hoping to net up to four thousand dollars in Calgary finals. Standings show Bland ahead in dogging and steer totals, with rivals Jim Glastone, Marck Schricker, and Jim Houston close behind as bareback titles center on Dale Trottier of Ponoka and Joe Alexander in the three head average.
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Calgary
Rex Bland
Trent
Texas
Stampede
Bland
Pax Irvine
Jim Glastone
Cardston
Marck Schricker
Canon City
Colorado
Linderman
Wes Zieffle
Monitor
Alberta
Dave Brock
Goodland
Kansas
Sam McDowell
Dale Trottier
Ponoka
Wold
Frankenstein
Larry Mahan
Mahan
Trottier
Joe Alexander
Alexander
Cindy Rocket
Wally Badgett
Badgett
Darryl Kong
Wee Whimsy and Funky Winkerbean Coming to The NEWS
The NEWS announces two popular features. Wee Whimsy by Doug Sneyd invites reader submitted drawings with original art awarded to children whose Wee Whimsys are published. Funky Winkerbean by Tom Batiuk has grown to 200 papers with over 25 million in combined circulation.
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Wee
Funky Winkerbean
Doug Sneyd
Sneyd
Tom Batiuk
Freedomite women to be reimprisoned in Canada
Ottawa CP Commissioner P A Faguy ordered the reimprisonment of four Doukhobor women after they violated temporary release conditions following a hunger strike. The women, all arsonists linked to the Sons of Freedom Doukhobor sect, were charged with a public disturbance for a nude protest at John Verigin's home in Grand Forks BC. Polly Chernoff was sentenced to four months in Nelson BC, prompting the order for their return.
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Ottawa
P.A. Faguy
Canadian Penitentiary Service
Sons of Freedom Doukhobor
Grand Forks
B.C
Faguy
Solicitor General’s Department
Nelson
Mr. Faguy
Typhoon Phyllis Weakens Over Japan After Flood Toll
Typhoon Phyllis weakened from typhoon to tropical storm after striking Nagoya, with winds up to 56 mph as it moved north-northwest. The Central Meteorological Agency warned of heavy rains and possible floods and landslides in central Honshu, while western Japan reports 354 dead, 82 missing, and 117 injured from floods and slides since early month.
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Tokyo
Phyllis
Nagoya
Japan
Central Meteorological Agency
Honshu
Japan Sea
Noose Tightens in Search for Escapees in Ontario
A massive manhunt enlists over 200 troops and 100 guards for a sweeping search near Millhaven after 14 inmates tunneled out. Two suspects were spotted near Adolphustown on Lake Ontario as authorities chase leads in a 15 square mile dragnet.
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Napanee
Ont
Millhaven Penitentiary
Kingston
Lake Ontario
Adolphustown
Thomas McCauley
Edmonton
Donald Day
London
Ottawa
John Hillmer
Millhaven
Chess officials offer back room move to ease Fischer
Reuter reports organizers of the world chess championship discussed shifting the match to a secluded back room to avoid television cameras Fischer says distract him in the main hall. The plan would restrict access to Fischer Spassky and a few officials while the disturbance issue is resolved.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Reuter
Bobby Fischer
Fischer
Boris Spassky
Lothar Schmid
West Germany
Fischer Fischer
Chester Fox
Paul Marshall
New York
U.S
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Pacific
Victoria
United Nations Conference On the
Stockholm
Rocky JR
Kevin Rockabar
Medicine Hat
Calgary Stampede
Rocky Rockabar
Kevin
Rocky Sr
Fred Kobsted
Texas Cowboy
Freedomite
John J. Verigin
Union of Spiritual Communities
Sons of Freedom
Polly Chernoff
Penitentiaries
Blake Allan
The
McCauley
Oay
Vanier City
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