Thatcher says peace is up to Argentina
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said Britain will make one more diplomatic effort to resolve the Falklands crisis while noting the choice lies with Argentina. UN mediation and UN Secretary General Perez de Cuellar push for a ceasefire as Britain contemplates further naval action.
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Enrique Ros
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Independent Television News
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Luxembourg
Falklands Islands
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
South Atlantic
Francis Pym
Ireland
Italy
Denmark
Islanders Clinch Third Straight Stanley Cup Title
The New York Islanders become the first U.S. based NHL team to win three consecutive Stanley Cups by sweeping the Vancouver Canucks in a best of seven series.
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New York Islanders
Islanders
Vancouver Canucks
WCC splits over independence policy after Edmonton meeting
Western Canada Concept members clash on independence stance with voices opposing Kesler aligned with a leadership consolidation. Founders Maggard and Westmore threaten resignation while calls arise to reinstate them. convention set for Red Deer to decide leadership and policy, including separatism.
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Western Canada Concept Party
WCC
Edmonton
Ann Marshall
Cypress
Frank Cottingham
Medicine Hat
Gordon Kesler
Kesler
al Maggard
Wes Westmore
Calgary
Clark assails Liberals and NDP at Tory policy conference
Opposition Leader Joe Clark wrapped up a two day Tory policy gathering in Toronto praising a national movement to free Canadians from economic woes. He condemned Liberals and New Democrats as ideologically opposed to enterprise, urging 600 delegates to unite and regain power for the party. He sidestepped leadership talk but signaled the issue remains on delegates’ minds.
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Toronto
Joe Clark
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Clark
Liberals
New Democrats
Joe
Canada
High River
Alberta
Commons set to approve youth crime overhaul in Canada
The Young Offenders Act aims to raise accountability for under 18s while avoiding adult courts, setting a uniform maximum age at 18 with a safety valve for transfers. It expands charged age to 12, emphasizes alternatives to jail, and grants due process rights to youths. Critics cite funding worries for new facilities.
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Leslie Shepherd
Ottawa
Commons
Manitoba
Quebec
British Columbia
Newfoundland
Robert Kaplan
Kaplan
David Kilgour
Edmonton- Strathcona
Canada Egypt sign 30 year nuclear co operation pact
Energy Minister Marc Lalonde says the accord opens talks on peaceful nuclear energy with Egypt while Egypt plans eight reactors this century. Canada may profit from uranium sales and potential Candu reactors as talks continue with France for initial units.
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Ottawa
Canada
Egypt
Middle East
Marc Lalonde
France
Lalonde
Former Nazis said living in the United States
CBS 60 Minutes reports that the US sheltered hundreds of Nazis and Nazi collaborators after World War II to aid anti Soviet operations. John Loftus says Byelorussian Nazi officials and others migrated here, with estimates exceeding 300 individuals still in the country. operations allegedly failed due to penetration.
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U.S
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