Shah of Iran arrives in Egypt for permanent stay
The deposed shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi arrived in Cairo from Panama and will remain in Egypt, as Iranian officials condemn the move. Sadat says he will stay permanently, while Tehran radio accuses U.S. President Carter and Sadat of conspiring. The shah, 60, is centered on lymph cancer with possible spleen surgery, potentially delayed for Dr. DeBakey’s arrival. The hostage crisis in Tehran continues with militants demanding the shah’s return.
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Cairo
Shah of
Iran
Egypt
Panama
Anwar Sadat
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Tehran Radio
Sadat
U.S
Carter
Hitler
Tehran
Maadi
Shah
Nile River
Sabri Ismael
Washington
Slide Threatens Water Supply Near City Power Plant
Calgary Power officials and city workers monitor after a massive earth slide into the South Saskatchewan River upstream from the plant. Lorne Thompson notes a large earth chunk fell about 190 metres west of the water intakes, casting concern over the water supply.
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Calgary
Alberta
Lorne Thompson
Public Works
City
South Saskatchewan
CRTC Hearing Sheds Light on Northern TV Access
In Geraldton Ontario a CRTC public hearing heard Northern Ontario residents push for better TV service amid equity gaps. Officials noted illegal satellite interception as past pressure, while a Calgary Power line near Lethbridge faced rerouting after a slide threatens 138,000 volt lines and a temporary outage near Medicine Hat.
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Geraldton
Ont
Ontario
Radiotelevision and Telecommunications Committee
Commission
Jack Stokes
U.S
Federal Department of Communications
Michael Power
Art Herridge
Thunder Bay
Sault Ste. Marie
50Th Parallel
Bus crash in France kills 17 on ski trip
Seventeen dead and four seriously injured after a military bus carrying teenagers and chaperons plunges 50 metres from a bridge into a ravine near Barcelonette. Most victims aged 12 to 17, children of air force personnel near Marseille. Ice on the road blamed.
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Barcelonnette
France
Air Force
Marseille
Levesque Warns Against Post Referendum Violence
Premier Rene Levesque told Montreal listeners Quebec would not tolerate any violence after the sovereignty referendum loss. He said the government would stop and punish any outbursts, stressing commitment to rational democratic process amid anglophone audience praise.
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Montreal
Quebec
Sovereignty Association
Rene Levesque
Levesque
Parti Quebecois
National Assembly
Committee of
Anglophones For Sovereignty Association
Mailbox break-ins probed in Medicine Hat
Seven public mailboxes have been disturbed over four days in Medicine Hat with uncertainty over missing contents. Police and post office security investigate as postmaster considers removing boxes if thefts continue, a move seen as forcing patrons to use city post offices.
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Medicine Hat
Postminster
Henry Schaufele
Hill and Flats
Crescent Heights
Riverside
Kingsway
Schaufele
Post Office
Reactor problems force shutdowns at Millstone and Brunswick
The Associated Press reports equipment malfunctions tripped two US nuclear reactors. Millstone No 2 in Waterford Connecticut halted after a reheating device fault. Brunswick No 1 in Southport North Carolina auto shut down due to a water level indicator error. No significant radiation release occurred. Millstone recovery unclear, Brunswick expected back in a few days.
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Associated Press
United States
Connecticut
Millstone
Waterford
Conn
Southport
N.C
Brunswick
Carolina Power and Light Co
Mac Harris
Northeast Utilities
Emmanuel Forde
Northeast
Forde
Port Hope flood victims await provincial aid decision
Ontario residents in Port Hope await Wednesday cabinet action on disaster relief after Fridays flood caused 6 to 10 million dollars in damage. Local officials expect the province to match private relief funds if declared a disaster area.
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Port Hope, Ont
Tom Wells
Ontario
Intergovernmental Affairs
Ganaraska
Russell Rowe
Northumberland
Port Hope
Gerry Houston
Cobourg
Warkworth
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Michael DeBakey
DeBakey
Frank Webber
CRTC
Water Works
Lethbridge
Murray Richardson
Calgary Power
Bullshead
Richardson
Empress
Switz
T Marseille
Cannes
Monaco
Miles
Mediterranean ‘Sea
Environment Canada
Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources
Robert Fox
Ministry
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