Thatcher signals no more concessions as crisis widens
The Sea King helicopter from the Falklands task force ditched in a storm. Thatcher convened war cabinet as NATO allies reaffirm support. Britain ratchets up pressure after rejecting Argentina demands, with Haig confirming U S backing. Def det says ditch due to weather not Argentine action. Royal Navy losses rise to five helicopters in bad weather.
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Falklands
South Atlantic
Margaret Thatcher
NATO
Britain
Defence Ministry
Stanley
Thatcher
United Nations
Argentina
Cecil Parkinson
Conservative
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EEC
Italy
Ireland
Luxembourg
U.S
Alexander Haig
United States
Haig
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Foreign Ministers
British Defence Ministry
Prince Andrew
Brussels
John Witherow
the Times
Invincible
Weather and Jobs Outline From City Map and Plant Expansion
The forecast notes a cloudy high of 22 and a low of 9 with details on page 21. Page 2 reports major natural gas plant expansion plans creating hundreds of jobs north of the city.
Expos Shutout Braves Behind Rogers Two-Hit gem
Montreal Expos defeated the Atlanta Braves 4-0 as Steve Rogers pitched a two-hit shutout. After the game Braves manager Joe Torre accused Rogers of doctoring the ball, marking a tense postgame moment.
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Expos
Montreal Expos
Atlanta Braves
Steve Rogers
Braves
Joe Torre
Gunmen hold hostages after northern Saskatoon robbery
In Saskatoon, two armed men trapped a man a woman and two officers inside a north-end service station restaurant after an early morning robbery. Police surrounded the building and pursued the robbers who had seized a police car during the escape. No demands or identities were released.
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Saskatoon
John Oleckson
Petro-Canada eyed as potential rescue for Dome Petroleum
Ottawa watchers say Petro-Canada or another Crown agency may buy millions of dollars worth of Dome assets to avert a crisis. Dome, debt laden at 4.8 billion, must raise 300 million by mid 1982. bankers reportedly cautious as cash flow weakens. Analysts warn a collapse could shock major banks and Ottawa energy policy.
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Ottawa
Petro-Canada
Dome Petroleum
PetroCan
Dome
Calgary
Bill Payne
Payne
Toronto Dominion
the Royal
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Bank of Montreal
Ottawa MPs approve Young Offenders Act overhaul
MPs unanimously pass a bill overhauling juvenile delinquency law despite Tory warnings of a mammoth blunder. The act raises the charging age to 12, sets uniform maximum juvenile age at 18, extends juvenile rights to due process, and keeps youths out of adult courts while emphasizing individual needs.
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Ottawa
Allan Lawrence
Solicitor General's Department
Robert Kaplan
Alberta grapples with 18 age limit on juveniles under federal plan
Alberta officials weigh creating a separate correction system for 16 and 17 year olds as federal law seeks to raise juvenile age to 18. Sol Gen Harle notes the high number of youths in custody and the need to decide which department will run the new system. Attorney General Crawford cautions time and political dynamics may limit immediate action.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Graham Harle
Harle
Solictor General
Social Services
Bob Bogle
Neil Crawford
Crawford
Legal tactics mark underworld trial
On day one of a sentencing trial in Hamilton legal tactics dominated as Judge David McWilliam delayed cross examination to accommodate defence concerns over new evidence. Dominic Rettura testified linking defendants to Montreal mobster Paolo Violi amid broader accusations of Mafia connections and a $7,000 Iran investment scam.
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Hamilton
David McWilliam
McWilliam
Edward Greenspan
Douglas Hunt
Gerraldo Fumo
Antonio Luppino
John
Grimsby
Ont
Rettura
Violi
Fumo
Luppinos
Montreal
Hunt
Greenspan
John Rosen
Rosen
Social Credit May Stay Still In Alberta Politics
Social Credit, thought defunct after a failed leadership bid, announces it will not vanish. Interim president George Richardson says a new leader will be chosen by the Sept. 24-25 convention, debts will be addressed, and 79 candidates will be fielded for the next provincial election.
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Edmonton
Ray Speaker
Social Credit
Alberta
George Richardson
Enchant
Alta
Riehards
Red Deer
Richardson
Red Sykes
Richardson Greenshields merger forms national brokerage
Toronto based Greenshields Inc and Winnipeg firm Richardson Securities merge to create Richardson Greenshields, aiming to be Canada’s No 1 firm. About 2,000 combined employees. some rationalization expected but few job losses. The recession has hit Bay Street with pay cuts and large layoffs.
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Toronto
Canada
Richardson Securities Ltd
Winnipeg
Greenshields Inc
National Brokerage House
Murray Howe
Greenshields
Richardson-Greenshields
Bay Street
Pearce Bunting
Toronto Stock Exchange
Howe
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Southam News
Dominic Rettura
Paolo Violi
Burlington
Tony Luppino
Luppino
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