Trudeau Vacation Trip Draws Arctic Protest
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his three sons began a six day Arctic tour visiting Eagle Plains and Inuvik as anti cruise missile demonstrators gathered at Yellowknife. Protestors warn the US testing program raises the arms race and notes planned tracking stations across northern Canada and Alaska.
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Inuvik
N.W.T
Trudeau
Arctic
Yellowknife
Liberal Party
Federal Cabinet
U.S
Can
Ada
High Arctic
Mackenzie River Valley
Primrose Lake
Alberta-Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Eagle Plains
Northwest
Yukon-Northwest Territories
Brian Milligan
Soviet Union
Milligan
Canada Peace Research and Education Association
Dundas
Ont
U.S. Air Force
Canada
Alaska
Walesa Returns to Gdansk Shipyard Amid Vacation Approval
Lech Walesa arrives at the Gdansk shipyard to a hero welcome from about 5,000 workers. He announces he has two weeks of vacation approved and plans further holidays while opposing expected government regulations. Walesa says martial law would be preferable to the new laws and hints at ongoing preparations for future strategies.
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Warsaw
Lech Walesa
Gdansk
Walesa
Associated Press
Solidarity Union
U.S
Weather cools Stampede fun at Calgary show
Cool rainy weather kept stampede vendors busier with fewer sales than in recent years. Visitors drank 10 000 glasses of root beer daily, ice cream sales dipped, while two firms topped 5000 bars on good days. Attendance reached 941 000, down 51 093 from 1981. Affected by weather, donuts sold as a quick buy and prizes from Conklin Shows Midway reached about 240 000.
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Calgary
Pede
Stampede
Tom Thumb Donuts
Glen Johnson
Minneapolis
Minn
Conklin
Family like hijackers seize Tampa to Havana flight
A Delta Air Lines flight from Miami to Tampa carrying 107 people was hijacked by a group described as a family on vacation. Three men, two women, a boy about 16 and a girl about 13 forced the plane to land in Cuba where passengers say the youngsters were escorted off under guard.
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Chuck Zink
Miami
Tampa International
Delta Airlines
Cuba
Tampa
Havana
Fla
Delta Air Lines
Miamito-Tampa
Renaldo Begerano
Barry Blass
Salvage crews locate beacon from fatal helicopter crash
Salvage experts pinpoint the wreckage of a British Airways helicopter that crashed into the English Channel killing 20. They detected the emergency beacon and prepare divers to confirm the site 200 feet down near the Isles of Scilly.
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London
English Channel
Britain
Transport Department
Michael Osborne
Coast ‘Guard
Falmouth
British Airways
Penzance
England
Contadora countries urge end to Central American conflict
Four Latin American presidents from the Contadora group call on Ronald Reagan and Fidel Castro to join in demilitarizing Central America, stopping arms smuggling, and barring foreign bases to avert war between Nicaragua and Honduras. They signed the communique at Cancun after meetings on Cantadora.
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Cancun
Mexico
Ronald Reagan
Fidel Castro
Central America
Contadora
Nicaragua
Honduras
Cuba
United States
Contadora Group
Reagan
Miguel de la Madrid
de la Madrid
Belisario Belacur
Colombia
Luis Herrera Campins
Venezuela
Ricardo de la Espriella
Panama
Soviets arrest six at Siberia station
Greenpeace protest vessel Rainbow Warrior crew members were seized at Lorino Siberia as they went ashore to inspect a whaling station. The detainees include Nancy Foote Pat Herron Barbara Higgins David Reinhart Chris Cook and Ron Precious with Soviet authorities handling communications.
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Vancouver
Greenpeace
Lorino
Siberia
Greenpeace Canada
Patrick Moore
Moore
Nancy Foote
Pat Herron
Seattle
Barbara Higgins
Philadelphia
David Reinhart
Albany
Ore
Chris Cook
Washington
D.C
Ron Precious
Canadians in Saudi Arabia Face Public Floggings Warning
Six Canadian communications experts working in a Manitoba Telephone System joint venture in Riyadh were warned they would be flogged if found working during daily Islamic prayer hours. Saudi police burst into a downtown office, and officials said a second offense could trigger punishment. The Canadians were told not to discuss the matter.
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Winnipeg
Saudi Arabia
Manitoba
Riyadh
Manitoba Telephone Company
Mike Aysan
Data Communications
Aysan
Saul Miller
Crown Company
Gon
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