Polls Tremble After Election Fiasco In Britain
Slow recovery expected for opinion polls as Britain questions trust in survey firms after a failed general election. The piece notes Labour victory bets and Heath's stalled campaign with turnout at 72 percent, the lowest since 1955, and debates over poll accuracy and turnout effects on party prospects.
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LeDain flags need for distinction in drug policy
In a weekend interview Ontario judges criticized the plan, but commission chair Gerald Le Dain of York University's Osgoode Hall says distinctions may be needed between defendants who can pay fines and those who cannot. The interim report urged fines rather than jail for simple possession of drugs from marijuana to heroin.
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Montreal police seize dynamite in anti-terror raids
Six people were arrested in Prevost and Laval as police uncovered more than 6300 pounds of dynamite and related bomb making gear in two raids. Authorities said the cache tied suspects to the Front de Liberation Quebecois and linked to past bombings and robberies in Montreal. Police also seized cash and weapons during the operations led by the combined anti-terrorist squad.
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London cabinet reshuffle signals Heath era inward shift
Prime Minister Heath announces a central cabinet lineup including former PMs and senior ministers. The plan emphasizes immigration and domestic policy questions while outlining a four man inner circle and a broad array of security and economic portfolios.
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Trudeau Signals Possible Wage Controls Amid Inflation Fight
Prime Minister Trudeau warned that wage restraint could be backed by government controls if inflation persists. He argued federal workers should not be singled out for six percent gains while others seek higher increases and urged labor unions to accept short-term contracts to avoid long-term traps. The remarks came during a three day Ontario tour ending in Strathroy.
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Standard Oil Eyes Alaska Oil Pipeline and Markets
Edmonton CP report shows Standard Oil officials signaling readiness to market Alaska crude if US requirements are met. J. K. Jamieson cites an 850 mile pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez with tanker shipments to West Coast refineries. Imperial Oil also pursues Mackenzie delta exploration with optimism despite unproductive wells.
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Massive U S drug arrest operation nets 19 named
U S Attorney General John Mitchell announced a nationwide undercover operation codenamed Baste arresting 19 individuals, largely Cuban refugees, as authorities say they dismantle a cocaine trafficking ring Across the country 257 suspects were arrested and several arrests involved wounded agents in New York and other cities during a weekend sweep. police goal is ongoing action against major narcotics trafficking
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Hijacked Pan Am jetbound Beirut to New York lands in Cairo
A Pan American World Airways Boeing 707 carrying 133 aboard from Beirut to New York was hijacked to Egypt. The hijacker, a 60-year-old Albanian, held a pistol and fired a shot into the air as the doors opened. Passengers and crew disembarked at Cairo International Airport. the hijacker later left the aircraft and surrendered.
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Four Canadian Banks Cut Lending Rates
Canadian press summary indicates four banks reduced lending rates. The move affects consumers and businesses seeking credit, with rate cuts announced by major lenders in the wake of market pressures. The report notes the changes come amid ongoing financial adjustments impacting borrowing costs.
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