Carter Brezhnev to Hold Vienna Summit on SALT II
President Carter and Soviet leader Brezhnev will meet in Vienna June 15 to 18 to sign SALT II and discuss mutual issues. They aim to lay groundwork for regular summits and broader Soviet US relations. briefing officials noted private talks and delegations will hold separate discussions.
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Vienna
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Jimmy Carter
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Austria
Soviet Union
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Cyrus Vance
U.S
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Summit Talks Raised as Carter Seeks Regular Meetings
An official notes President Carter favored regular top level consultations even before his presidency. Soviet officials echoed the idea of regular summits. In Vienna no agreement predictions were given. Tass issued a tentative June date for possible talks in Moscow.
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New hopes for wheat farmers in four nations
Saskatoon CP report says Canada United States Australia and Argentina agreed to cooperate on production and marketing aims to stabilize world wheat prices. They will consult before policies are set and meet officers twice yearly to coordinate. Bergland notes U.S. shift and aim for an international wheat agreement.
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Doyle's City Order Discount Split With Sheridan Nurseries
City investigation into Doyle landscaping order follows allegations of conflict of interest after combining a private order with a city purchase. Sheridan Nurseries notes a five percent volume discount applied to the city order including Doyle, though Doyle says personal discount stems from horticulture training.
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Sheridan Nurseries Ltd
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Community Services Committee
Frank Roelofsen
Sheridan Nurseries
Roelofsen
Ald
Pete Simpson
Flood crest advances north as Red River swells farmlands
The Red River crest progressed northward, turning much of southern Manitoba into a shallow lake. Winnipeg remains protected by floodway, while Emerson residents may return today. May 16 19 20 return dates listed for St Jean Baptiste Rosenort Morris St Adolphe Letellier evacuations update.
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Thatcher raises UK armed forces pay to curb exodus
Britain under the new Conservative government boosts military salaries by 24.2 to 32 percent retroactive to April, covering 309000 personnel and costing about 224 million dollars a year. Admiral Lewin notes pay gaps caused manpower crises. Thatcher also talks with Schmidt on Salt II and NATO amid a state dinner.
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Reuter
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Guerrilla Attacks Spark Funeral as Six Die in El Salvador
In El Salvador six people died when guerrillas burned two buses near Arcateo, north of San Salvador. Thousands attended the funeral of 17 anti-government demonstrators killed earlier, amid ongoing cathedral and embassy sit-ins and calls for leader releases.
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British Columbia election leaves Social Credit with slimmer majority
Premier Bill Bennett won his second duel with Dave Barrett as the Social Credit Party retained power but with a reduced majority in a redistributed 57-seat BC legislature. The NDP increased its popular vote to about 46 percent, while the Liberals and Conservatives faded. Bennett and Barrett won in their home ridings. several cabinet ministers and party figures were defeated. The legislature is expected to reconvene in June to address budget matters from April 2.
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Dave Barrett
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Okanagan South
W. A. C. Bennett
Vancouver East
Alex Macdonald
Vic Stephens
Jev Tothill
Stephens
Brian Smith
Oak Bay Garden Head
Tothill
North Vancouver
Evan Wolfe
Cup finals begin Sunday in Montreal series
The first game of the NHL final between the Montreal Canadiens and New York Rangers will be held Sunday at 4 05 p m in Montreal. League officials did not explain the Sunday start or provide the full schedule while talks with television officials continued.
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