Bow Island diviner offers aid in missing cowboys search
Arthur Thompson, an 89 year old Bow Island resident, says his single divining rod can locate the four missing cowboys from a May 22 plane crash near Medford Oregon. He claims his rod will guide searchers to the crash site and is willing to help despite no contact with authorities.
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Bow Island
Arthur Thompson
Brian Claypool
Gary Logan
Calvin Bunney
Lee Coleman
Salem
Ore
California
U.S
Civil Air Patrol
Medford
Thompson
North Pole
Alberta
Gordon Wright
Trudeau Sets Mood for Post-Election Liberal Caucus
Former prime minister Pierre Trudeau presided over the first Liberal caucus meeting after the election. In a pep-talk letter he urged MPs to avoid reactivity and to become an aggressive and responsible alternative to the Progressive Conservative government. Some MPs aimed to act as official opposition critics across portfolios.
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Ottawa
Pierre Trudeau
Trudeau
Doubts Cloud Canada Nuclear Industry After Talks
The Canadian Nuclear Association conference raised uncertainty about reactor sales and employment with about 9,000 potential job losses if production stays slack. AECL handles sales, critics call the marketing approach amateurish, and capacity runs at about half, while waste management standards prompt calls for stricter environmental protections.
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Ontario
Pickerill
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Atempend Bn
bLawn
Otherstay
Department of the Environment
Lottery funds to back arena upgrades face political shift
Sport Minister Steve Paproski announced Ottawa will extend Loto Canada to raise 18 to 20 percent cuts for a six to twelve month period to fund NHL standard arena upgrades in Winnipeg Quebec City and Edmonton. The plan targets 18th per cent to 20 per cent off lottery profits and seeks provincial cooperation while Ottawa exits the lottery business.
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Meach Lake
Que
Steve Paproski
Paproski
Clark
Winnipeg
Quebec City
Edmonton
Halifax
Loto Canada
Mead Lake
Ottawa
World Hockey Association
Iona Campagnolo
Lato Canada
Canada
Fernand Dube
New Brunswick
Chretien Attacks Clark Over Jerusalem Embassy Move
Former Liberal finance minister Jean Chretien accuses Prime Minister Joe Clark of backtracking on promises and labels his embassy move to Jerusalem as a blunder. He cites Bay Street confusion and warns of potential contract losses for Westinghouse Canada and Bell Canada, threatening 200 lost Libyan jobs and a $1.5 billion Bell deal.
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Clark
Ottawa
Jean Chretien
Bay Street
Joe Clark
Chretien
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Westinghouse Canada Ltd
Libya
Bell Canada
CTV Telvision
Canada AM
John Crosbie
Robert Kaplan
York Centre
Kaplan
Herb Gray
Windsor West
Sandinista battle rages in Managua as looting spreads
Sandinista guerrillas and Somoza forces clash in Managua for the seventh day with widespread looting. Planes and artillery pound slums while guards fire from machine guns. Refugees seek aid at Red Cross centres as hunger and fear grow. Movements report battles in Masaya Sebaco Matagalpa Esteli Leon and border areas. Officials say the capital is effectively shut down.
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Managua
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Leon
National Guard
Trucker protest disrupts fuel and food supplies nationwide
National Guards patrolled Alabama roads and Tennessee seeks a court order to flag down movement of gasoline amid a nationwide trucker protest. Independent owner operators continue blockades at diesel pumps and roads while clashes and shootings surface. Alabama rationing and Georgia couple among those injured.
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Washington
Alabama
Tennessee
United States
Montana
David Hashbarger
Jack
Westre
Fob James
National Guard
Linda Pruett
Georgia
Birmingham
Ala
Lamar Alexander
Bob Green
Overdrive
Independent Trucker Association
U.S
Green
California
New York City
Arab boycott could cost Canada billions, warns Saudi officials
Paris air show discussions reveal Saudi threats to retaliate if Canada moves its embassy to Jerusalem. Executive meeting with External Affairs Minister Flora MacDonald aims to press Ottawa to reconsider. Export stakes cited include $800 million Middle East, $400 million Litton Canada, $250 million Canadair jets, and other totals across partners.
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Paris
Canada
Israel
Jerusalem
Middle East
Ronald Meating
Litton Industries (Canada) Limited
Saudi Arabia
Japan
Netherlands
Keating
Air Industries Association of Canada
AIA
Kenneth Gibson
Leigh Instruments Limited
John Sandford
de Havilland Canada
Fred Kearn
Canadair Limited
Claude Taylor
Air Canada
Bell Canada
Litton Canada
Canadair
Western
Europe
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Southam News
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Canadian Nuclear Association
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Eric Muller
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Federal Treasury
Frank Scholes
Southam News Services
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