FISP bill in doubt as election call looms
Ottawa sources say Prime Minister Trudeau may reconvene Parliament September 28 without a general election. The Family Income Security Program faces heavy amendments, opposition fears over means testing and stigma, and Liberal doubts whether the bill passes in a post election session.
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Britain braces for nationwide dock strike amid jailed militants
London AP reports Britain faces a country wide dock strike as five jailed union militants trigger a potential general strike. Half of 45,000 dockers halted work after the National Industrial Relations Court ordered arrests for defying a ban on container movement. London docks emptied and major ports like Liverpool and Hull idle. other ports expected to shut by Monday unless the court frees the imprisoned militants.
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Trudeaus Planned Westbound Stopover Through Calgary and Banff
Prime Minister Trudeau and family were scheduled to pass Medicine Hat on the CP Rail train, having boarded at Kenora Ontario after a quiet Lake of the Woods day. They planned a one day stopover in Calgary and Banff before continuing to Vancouver to visit Mrs. Trudeau’s parents.
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Venus 8 Likely Lands After Descent From Venus
At Jodrell Bank England scientists tracked the Soviet Venus 8 probe as it entered Venus atmosphere. Sir Bernard Lovell noted a possible landing around 5 45 a m EDT with signals continuing until 6 22 a m EDT. A spokesman warned signals could have ceased due to landing or destruction.
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CRTC approves new TV network for Southern Ontario
The Canadian Radio Television Commission grants Global Communications Ltd. a licence to operate an English language network reaching over 6 million residents in Southern Ontario with transmitters in Ottawa and six centers. Broadcasting begins on or after January 1, 1974, with Licence to March 31, 1977. Applications invited for new French and English stations in other cities. Maxville transmitter decision deferred for broader context.
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Pierre Juneau
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Montreal
Bombs rock Belfast as troops raid Catholic districts
British troops swept into Markets Lower Falls and Andersonstown under heavy gunfire in Belfast after Friday bombings. The operation aimed to punish the IRA with large scale raids. casualties mounted with at least 18 dead in two days of violence and gun battles across the capital.
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Andersonstown
Northern Ireland
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Louisa Street
Bone
Ardoyne
Egypt keeps options open on weapons after Soviet exit
Information Minister Mohamed Hassan el Zayyat said Egypt will accept sophisticated arms from any source after the withdrawal of Soviet advisers. He noted Egypt could use 25 to 30 U S Phantoms and urged Europe to press the United States for Middle East peace while stressing Egypt is not allied with any superpower. He condemned the idea that the U S or the Soviet Union are the “good guys.”
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Six Western nations join junior partnership in massive EU bloc
Six Western European countries Austria Iceland Portugal Sweden Switzerland Liechtenstein sign as junior partners in the Common Market effective January 1. Finland initialled agreements and may sign after Helsinki government forms. The 16 nation bloc aims to slash tariffs on industrial goods by July 1 1977, with full integration and trade advantages shaping a new global economic balance.
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Walsh youth dies as horse bolts near Walsh
Blain Kenneth Beierbach, 15, of Box 114 Walsh, died Thursday night when dragged by a bolting horse about 17 miles south of Walsh. He suffered a fractured skull and died at Medicine Hat General Hospital. RCMP say the horse bolted while the boy led it to water. An inquest date has not been set.
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