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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 12, 1978

Page

8

Diamond investment has flaws

Diamonds may be a girl's best friend but as a commodity investment they lack liquidity and liquidity is essential. They are not traded on markets like currencies and metals and spreads between buying and selling prices are wide. Standard grading exists but many sizes prevent uniform pricing.

Financial Times Antwerp New York de Beers

Anti boycott laws show early effects and evolving rules

A year after passage, the anti boycott law appears to affect Arab states and U S trade with the region. Some Arab countries dropped negative certification requirements while commerce rules evolve with new reporting. Diamond markets and pricing practices are also described with emphasis on De Beers and wholesale dynamics.

Washington Israel Iraq Syria Libya Merce Department Middle East Saudi Arabia Deere & Co de Beers

Canadian Tax Revolt Echoes California Bold Moves

A Canadian conference on the economy notes rising taxpayer unrest akin to California's Proposition 13 movement. While not yet as organized, Canadians debate cutting government spending and tax relief, warning of the risks to public services and the potential for increased deficits as a result of any tax cuts.

Canada Howard Jarvis Paul Gann California GNP Earle McLaughlin Royal Bank of Canada McLaughlin Washington

Dissidents in Soviet Union gain limited impact over years

In Moscow a dissident trial scene underscores a widening gap between dissenters and ordinary citizens. Despite arrests and exile of many, the dissident movement grows with new leaders as older figures vanish, aided by Western reporting and underground networks.

Moscow Reuter Yuri Orlov Helsinki Human Rights Group Leonid Brezhnev Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Josef Stalin the Chronicle of Alexander Solzhenitsyn Andrei Sakharov Poland Czechoslovakia East Germany Romania Israel Middle East

Zaire whites flee Lumbumbashi amid rising tensions

About 4 000 to 5 000 white residents in Lumbumbashi, central Africa, have largely fled the area amid tensions with black residents and changing conditions. Reportedly, motivations go beyond immediate safety as political and social pressures mount.

Shaba Lubumbashi, Zaire Central Africa Lubumbashi Kolwezi Zaire Belgium Katanga French Foreign Legion Senegal Gabon Ivory Coast Central African Empire Egypt Mobutu Sese Seko

Castro knowledge of Katanga attack withheld by U S

U S Senate sources say Fidel Castro informed Washington four days after Katangan rebels invaded Zaire that he tried to head off the assault, supporting Carter's claim of prior awareness but casting doubt on the claim Cuba did nothing to prevent it.

Washington Carter Fidel Castro Zaire Shaba Castro U.S. Senate United States Cuba White House Rex Granum Mary Ann Bader U.S. State Department

Pravda Says Anti Soviet Hysteria Threatens Cold War

Pravda denounces rising anti Soviet hysteria in the United States and warns of renewed cold war danger. It blames Washington policy planners and Zbigniew Brzezinski for anti Communist stance and notes Carter's tough rhetoric strains arms talks and dissident handling.

Moscow Pravda United States Washington Soviet Union International Kremlin U.S Carter Zbigniew Brzezinski Europe Africa

Soviet missiles challenge Western nuclear deterrence

London AP report from Flight magazine says the Soviet Union has developed highly accurate missiles years ahead of expectations. The magazine asserts the U S S R now pins NATO against the wall and challenges NATO’s assumed technological lead amid Warsaw Pact superiority.

London Flight Soviet Union U.S.S.R NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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