Chretienopen to plutonium disposal plan with US Russia
Prime Minister Chretien told President Clinton Canada is prepared to consider a safe and financially viable proposal to dispose of plutonium from warheads in Russia and the United States. The plan envisions mixing the material with uranium to generate electricity at the Bruce plant starting 2005, with routes via Montreal Halifax Quebec City and Sarnia.
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OPEC plans 2.1 million bbls day cut to lift gas prices
OPEC and nonmembers prepare to reduce output by about 2.1 million barrels daily. Crude and gasoline prices rise as markets price in cuts and refiners pass higher costs to consumers. Analysts say the move follows a December low, with Saudi Arabia Iran and Venezuela driving the deal.
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Peace talks and back to work push in Medicine Hat area
Farmers in Medicine Hat and district call for lasting peace among themselves labour and management as federal back to work legislation moves to end walkouts disrupting grain exports. PSAC strikes threaten tax returns and a wave of protests from 4500 prison guards.
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Rosemary man killed at busy intersection in Alberta
Kenneth Timlock, 30, died when his 1983 GMC hit a semi that ran a stop sign at Highway 544 and 873, northwest of Brooks. Floyd Stewart, 55, and Chad Fika, 32, suffered minor injuries. RCMP expect charges by week’s end as investigators review prior crashes at the same site.
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Shouters Church Faces 130 Dollar Noise Ticket
In Montreal, Mount Zion Spiritual Baptist Church, one of eight such congregations, received a 130 ticket for disturbing the peace after a March 14 service of bells drums clapping and loud praise. Bishop Audrey Warner says the group must choose between paying or contesting the fine in court.
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Kosovo peace talks stall as NATO airstrike threat looms
U S envoy Holbrooke failed to win Milosevic to a Western peace plan for Kosovo amid a brutal crackdown. He said no substantial progress came after more than three hours of talks, with NATO troops to enforce any accord and casualties mounting among ethnic Albanians.
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