Ontario plants draw federal safety concerns over cooling failures
Federal officials ordered deratings at Ontario hydro plants due to insufficient emergency cooling systems. Douglas Point dropped to 70 percent, Bruce at 88 percent, Rolphton instructed to upgrade cooling after near misses and concerns over two or more simultaneous failures. Public notice blamed for incomplete disclosures.
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Toronto
Ontario
Atomic Energy Control Board
Douglas Point
Atomic Energy of
Rolphton
Ottawa River
Ottawa
Atomic Energy
Ontario Hydro
Control Board
Pickering
Bob Blackburn
Bruce
Joe Malloy
Energy Board
U.S
Malloy
Hydro
Morrison
Board
Blackburn
Ontario Royal Commission On Electric Power Planning
Gordon Edwards
Montreal
Atomic Energy Canada Ltd
Douglas
Malcolm Rowan
Packer J.M. Schneider Won’t Exploit Meat Strike
J M Schneider Inc will not take advantage of the Canadian meat strike involving Swift Canadian and Canada Packers. About 2 000 workers at five Swift plants are on strike and 4 000 at Canada Packers are locked out. Henry Beben, VP of sales, says the firm will not seek higher profits and will allocate products to regular customers by past purchasing.
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Henry Beben
Swift Canadian Co. Ltd
Canada
Canada Packers Ltd
Canadian Food and Allied Workers’ Union
Beben
J.M. Schneider Inc
Ottawa eases import quotas for clothing in staged rise
Ottawa moves to relax clothing import quotas starting January 1979 after agreements with seven low wage nations including Hong Kong Korea and Taiwan. An eight percent rise over 1975 levels is allowed next year with gradual increases over three years while protection for Canadian manufacturers remains guarded amid industry concerns.
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Ottawa
Jack Horner
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Hong Kong
Korea
People’s Republic of China
Poland
Romania
Philippines
Taiwan
Sixty patients return after fire at Montreal General
Sixty patients evacuated from a Montreal General Hospital wing after a fire in a laundry room have returned to their rooms. The emergency clinic reopened and operations slowly resumed as firefighters battled the blaze for over three hours, causing about 2 million dollars in damage. No patients were hurt. several firemen were overcome by smoke.
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Montreal
Montreal General Hospital
Montreal-area
Harvey Barkun
Montreal General
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