Suspected Nazi war criminal granted bail in Toronto
Albert Rauca 73 the only Canadian charged with Nazi war crimes was freed on bail with strict terms. He faces extradition after RCMP arrested him at his Toronto home on a German request. He is accused of involvement in the 1941 Kaunas killings of about 10 500 Jews. He must remain in metro Toronto, not apply for a passport, and report daily to police until the September 20 hearing.
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Toronto
Albert Helmut Rauca
Rauca
RCMP
Bonn
Kaunas
Lithuania
Soviet Union
Canada
Ficer
Israel
Hans Fracke
Gestapo
Fracke
Justice Department
Ottawa
Einsatz Kommando
Commander Corps
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Third Reich
Hitler
Julius Streicher
Griffiths
BC Tel to lay off up to two thousand workers
The Telecommunications Workers Union was notified that more than 2,000 BC Telephone Co employees face up to six months of layoffs starting August 4. The company cites declining revenues, while the TWU president vows to appeal and opposes a shortened workday as a remedy. Temporary staff about 800 will be laid off first.
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Vancouver
Telecommunications Workers Union
B.C. Telephone Co
B.C. Tel
TWU
Bill Clark
Canada Sends Warm Wishes on Birth of Prince Charles's Son
Prime Minister Trudeau and Governor General Schreyer extended best wishes to Prince Charles and Diana on the birth of their son. Joe Clark and other Canadians offered congratulations, expressing pride and happiness for the new arrival and the royal family.
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Ottawa
Trudeau
Ed Schreyer
Prince Charles
Diana
Princess of Wales
Government of Canada
Schreyer
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Joe Clark
Commonwealth
Quebec orders MDs to end strike action
Quebec adopts emergency legislation ordering general practitioners to end their five day old strike and reopen clinics. The 5,500 member federation will decide whether to comply as fines up to 600 a day for individuals and 50,000 a day for associations loom. The move follows an agreement with medical specialists and a new fee settlement lifting incomes and addressing rural shortages.
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Quebec
Mds
Linda Drouin
Gps
Quebec Federation of General Practitioners
GPI
Quebec Specialists Sign One Year Contract Increase
Quebec's 7,100 medical specialists approved a one year contract with the government calling it the best deal under the circumstances. The May 31 1983 agreement raises fee schedules by 11.4 percent and boosts the average gross annual income of a specialist to 102 332 dollars.
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Montreal
Quebec
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Childrens Cosmetics
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Thermos
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