Mulroney Closer to Clark in Ottawa Gallup Poll
A Gallup poll for Brian Mulroney's campaign shows Joe Clark leading at 36.8 percent, Mulroney at 28 percent, and John Crosbie at 17.6 percent among 250 delegates. The small sample size prevents a reliable margin of error, and details on methodology or comparison with other polls remain unclear.
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Gallup
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Mulroney
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Frank Kielty
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Clark
Newfoundland
John Crosbie
Kielty
Charles McMillan
DC 9 Pilots Nominated for National Heroism Awards
Air Canada captains Donald Cameron and Claude Ouimet are nominated for national heroism honors for landing a burning DC 9 near Cincinnati after a fire disabled the jet. Twenty three people died, twenty three survived, and the crew helped evacuate passengers as the plane was brought down under dire conditions.
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Cameron
Ouimet
Clark Leads In Toronto Star Leadership Poll
Joe Clark remains ahead in the Progressive Conservative leadership race with 41 percent support from 1,041 valid Ontario-skewed responses. Brian Mulroney sits at 25 percent, John Crosbie at 23 percent, with other entrants under 10 percent. Crosbie is the second choice for 32 percent if Clark falters.
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Joe Clark
Brian Mulroney
John Crosbie
Toronto Star
Clark
Mulroney
Crosbie
Newfoundland
Montreal
Quebec
David Crombie
Toronto Sun
Edmonton
Calgary
Le Devoir backs Clark in Tory leadership race
Le Devoir endorsed Albertan Joe Clark over Brian Mulroney, saying Clark better meets Quebec and Canada needs. The editorial notes limited impact for Mulroney in Quebec and potential pressure on English-speaking delegates, while other papers lean differently.
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Southam News
Ottawa
Montreal
le Devoir
Quebec
Mulroney
Clark
Mulroney poll cited as_news manipulation by columnist
Southam columnist Charles Lynch argues Brian Mulroney released a privately commissioned poll to show closing in on Joe Clark as a manipulation of the news. The note appears on page 5. A British Sea Harrier made an emergency landing on a Spanish cargo ship near Portugal, reported on page 7. A Vancouver conference paper finds young doctors equally enthusiastic as older doctors about user fees for hospital and medical services on page 8.
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Vancouver
Trial hears witnesses in manslaughter case over pool hall death
Witnesses describe how Fred Robinson fell at the Corona Hotel tavern and again at the Assiniboia Inn after a pool game on November 7, 1982. Dr Kenneth Hunter testifies the brain injury stemmed from a blow but notes surprise at the cause being not spontaneous. Ronald Dirk, 25, pleads not guilty as the case proceeds.
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Fred Robinson
Assiniboia Inn
Ronald Dirk
Robinson
Joanne Haddock
Court of Queen’s Bench
Corona
Haddock
Denise Lynch
Corona Hotel
Bill Cocks
Lynch
William Stuart Camlin
Assiniboia
Freddy
Camlin
Dirk
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Lorne Sees
Sulz
Thompson
Calgary
Kenneth Hunter
Medicine Hat and District Hospital
Hunter
U S orders Nicaragua diplomats to close consulates
Washington ordered 21 Nicaraguan diplomats and families to leave the United States after Managua expelled three American envoys. State Department spokesman Rush Taylor called the Nicaraguan actions a strong, swift retaliation and cited a staged public show in Managua on June 6. The Nicaraguan embassy cited no proof of the expulsion claim against U.S. officials and described the matter as ongoing.
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Managua
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Manuel Cordero
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Miguel D’escoto
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