Airport blues or the care and feeding of a 747
Air Canada employees across four cities called a 24-hour study session skipping a strike to keep flights moving. Mechanics baggage handlers and ramp staff filled in, with volunteers cleaning planes and operating lavatories as the carrier faced a $5 million January-April loss and a potential 1971 profit gap if a walkout recurs.
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Refugee crisis woes voiced by Lachance in Pakistan
Lachance, vice chairman of Canada's external affairs committee, said Pakistan shows little interest in repatriating refugees from India. He and two MPs toured East Pakistan and warned of a long struggle as the army crackdown deepens the crisis. They noted Bengali nationalism and cited shelling across the border amid dire port city conditions.
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Strom outlines Alberta language policy at conference
Premier Harry Strom unveiled an Alberta cultural policy note proposing an incentive program to study languages and culture of ethnic groups. A 15 member ethnic advisory council would assist the interdepartmental committee in implementing the plan, with grants to school boards to promote second language study while preserving choice for unilingual individuals.
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Nixon trip to Communist China aims at normalizing ties
President Nixon announced a secret weekend visit to Peking to discuss normalization of relations with China and to exchange views on key issues. The plan drew protests from Taiwan and may influence the 1972 campaign and Vietnam peace efforts.
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Armed Irish gang abducts wounded patient in Belfast hospital
In Belfast a five member armed group in a white coat abducted a wounded patient from the Royal Victoria Hospital as nurses watched. A police guard was injured slightly during the assault. The gang, likely Provisional IRA, fled in a waiting car and security forces sealed exits to the Republic of Ireland.
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IAM strikes Air Canada in rotating action
The International Association of Machinists will start rotating strikes against Air Canada at 8 a.m. Saturday. In Madrid, Francisco Franco decreed that Prince Juan Carlos could act as head of state if he becomes ill. Washington lawmakers approved cutting all further economic and military aid to Pakistan and Greece over social conditions.
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Outrider dies after Calgary Stampede chuckwagon crash
A 19 year old outrider Ro Glass died after a chuckwagon race mishap in Calgary. Police and Stampede officials said he was knocked down during the first turn by two outfits and later died of internal hemorrhages in hospital. His father drove another team that night as investigators prepare a coroner report for an inquest.
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B C cowboy ties for bronc honors at Calgary Stampede
Mel Hyland from Surrey British Columbia tied for first in saddle bronc riding at the Calgary Stampede scoring 71 on Spaniards. Larry Jordan of Roy Montana also posted 71 on Bar 7X. Jim Smith of Sheldon Wyoming finished second with 69 and Bobby Berger of Norman Oklahoma was third with 68. Berger also placed second in a separate event.
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Lang regrets payment gap in wheat policy package
Winnipeg CP Otto Lang, minister responsible for the Canadian Wheat Board, said there will be a gap between the end of the Wheat Reserves Act payments and the start of transitional acre age payments. The measures part of a grain policy package awaiting fall session approval. The Wheat Reserves Act ends July 31. $100 million transitional fund begins after royal assent. Premium collection under the stabilization program will follow legislation.
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