Carter backs PLO talks if Israel rights exist
President Carter says the United States will begin direct talks with the Palestine Liberation Organization if it recognizes Israel’s right to exist and accepts UN Security Council Resolution 242. The interview also notes a PLO rejection of 242 and a Jerusalem bombing near Zion Square injuring 15.
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Alberta expands cabinet with four new ministers
Premier Lougheed unveils an altered government with a cabinet of 28 and six priorities ministers led by Hugh Horner as deputy premier and minister of economic development. Horner and Horst Schmid will push active policies in trade, energy, agriculture, and intergovernmental affairs while caucus committees replace cabinet for delegations and investigations.
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Alberta
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Saskatchewan
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Hanna-Oyen
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Premier Lougheed unveils new Alberta cabinet lineup
Premier Peter Lougheed announces a cabinet featuring Hugh Horner in economic development and a broad slate of ministers. The roster includes Lou Hyndman in treasury Greg Stevens in personnel administration and Jim Horsman in advanced education among others, with multiple veterans and first-time appointees from across Alberta.
Medicine Hat MLA Horsman named advanced education minister
Edmonton announces Medicine Hat's Jim Horsman is appointed advanced education and manpower minister by Premier Lougheed. Horsman, born 1935 in Camrose, has shifted from law practice in Medicine Hat to this cabinet post. his early duties include reviewing the commission report on student fees and handling manpower policy alongside deputy house leadership.
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Edmonton Highlands
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Medicine Hat
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Edmonton
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Alberta
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Bogle
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Stettler
Tom Chambers
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Environment
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Camrose
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Commission
Kurds Promised Semi Autonomy In Iran Clash
Kurdish rebels won a pledge of semi autonomy from Iranian Interior Minister Ahmad Sadr Haj Seyed Javadi as fighting around the 28th Infantry Division base eased. Javadi said Kurdish language teaching would start in regional schools and Tehran would finalize details of the proposal. Ayatollah Taleghani met Kurdish leaders to curb spread of rebellion, while hostage negotiations and a stubborn standoff continued at the barracks.
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Tehran
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