Thousands cheer Charles and Diana in New Brunswick welcoming salute
Thousands crowded Saint John to greet the Prince and Princess of Wales on their Canadian tour as a 21 gun salute roared. Charles and Diana arrived aboard the royal yacht Britannia at 6 32 a m ADT, nearly an hour after dawn.
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St. John
N.B
Diana
Princess of Wales
Prince Charles
Nova Scotia
Prince
Canada
Saint John
New Brunswick
Charles
Crowds greet royal yacht arrival in St John Newfoundland
Thousands line the waterfront in St John as Charles and Diana arrive from Shelburne Nova Scotia. He recalls service in New Brunswick and a mix up with Saint John while loyalists parade in period costumes. A narrow security rope guides them to city hall and the Loyalist burial ground nearby.
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Charles
New Brunswick
St. John’s
Saint John
Newfoundland
City Hall
Diana
Pope John Paul presses Poland to restore reform labor terms
The Pope met General Jaruzelski urging reinstatement of 1980 August labor agreements that birthed Solidarity. He also secured a private meeting with Lech Walesa in Czestochowa, with the Walesa family invited, amid ongoing martial law and Western sanctions considerations.
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Warsaw
John Paul
Poland
Solidarity
Urban
Walesa
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Belvedere Palace
United States
Jaruzelski
Union
Communist Party
Rome
Lech Walesa
Lenin Shipyard
Gdansk
John Paul II
Doctor's return unlikely in neonatal overdose case
Canadian officials say extradition of Nachum Gal to Canada is unlikely but evidence can be sent to Israel for trial. The pediatrician treated Candace Taschuk who died from morphine overdose hours after birth at University Hospital during his neonatology residency. The Alberta College suspended a doctor for ordering the overdose.
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Calgary
Canada
Justice Department
Oksana Kaluzny
Israel
Neil Crawford
Nachum Gal
Gal
Hilat
Candace Taschuk
University Hospital
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta
Morgentaler Seeks Alberta Medical Licence
Dr Henry Morgentaler applied for a licence to practise medicine in Alberta as he faces Manitoba charges of conspiring to illegally perform abortions. Alberta registrar Dr Roy LeRiche cited possible gaps in training and non compliance with Alberta standards, delaying a decision. Morgentaler and seven Winnipeg clinic staff remain remanded until July 8 on abortion conspiracy charges.
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Calgary
Henry Morgentaler
Manitoba
Alberta
Roy LeRiche
Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons
Montreal
Winnipeg
Morgentaler
Roland Penner
Robert Scott
St. Anne de Prescott
Ont
LeRiche
Quebec College of Physicians and Surgeons
Challenger crew ready for launch
Five shuttle astronauts prepare for final training ahead of the 7 33 a m EDT launch of the space shuttle Challenger. Mission commander Robert Crippen and pilot Rick Hauck will fly an airplane mocked up for shuttle landings on a long concrete runway near the launch pad. If on schedule, Challenger will land at its Florida base a week later after a six day orbital mission.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Robert Crippen
Rick Hauck
Challenger
Florida
Canada sees economy rebound with easing rate pressure
Relief cases economy brightens as Conference Board experts forecast a healthy recovery into 1984. Lower inflation and U.S. growth support sentiment while unemployment stays around 12.4 percent. Bank of Canada trims the bank rate to 9.47 percent as U.S. rate easing reduces pressure. Housing starts rebounding with 169,000 projected for 1983.
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John Ferguson
Southam
Ottawa
Conference Board of Canada
U.S
Conference Board
Canada
Bank of Canada
Imperial Bank of Commerce
Bank of Nova Scotia
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Stocl
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Ed Willes
Gordon Wright International News
John R. Walker
Sebeeee National News
Shneee
Sean Collins
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