Canada aims for benefit from Mackenzie Valley gas pipeline
A confidential federal study argues Canada must secure maximum return from the Mackenzie Valley gas pipeline through new throughputs taxes and strong Canadian control. It notes the United States stands to gain most from the $4.5 billion project, with potential Canadian job and inflation impacts and calls for Canadian board dominance and supplier preference to secure domestic benefits.
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Memphis gunman kills four, wounds others on quiet street
David Sanders, 30, shot and killed four residents in Memphis and wounded four others before engaging police. He killed a veteran, a candy store operator, and others including a junkman, while a patrolman was also hit. Sanders fled into houses before being shot to death by tear gas and gunfire.
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David Wayne Clark
Hanging debate resumes in Ottawa over death penalty bill
The Commons debate on renewing the five year partial ban on the death penalty continues with no clear timetable. About 30 Conservatives and several Liberals and New Democrats remain to speak, plus half of the Social Credit caucus. The bill would restore the ban except for murderers of police and prison guards after the previous ban expired December 29. Debate could pause until late June if second reading is not reached.
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ICCS Rescue Secured by One Million Dollar U S Advance
The United States agreed to advance 1 million dollars to the International Commission of Control and Supervision ICCS to avert a budget crisis. Saigon is expected to match soon, with an interim budget by month end and a formal estimate by June. Canada’s Lt Gen Waters praised the Canadian contingent as morale remains high.
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Commonwealth for all says Queen in message
Queen Elizabeth in a Commonwealth Day message says the Commonwealth is for all people not just governments. She emphasizes practical cooperation and the 400 million under 25, urging unity, friendship, and understanding across nations. Governor General Roland Michener sends a birthday greeting.
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Gasoline allocations eyed by U S gov t
Washington AP United States government leans toward a mandatory gasoline allocation plan to prevent shortages this summer. Treasury officials say up to 10 percent of supply could be allocated nationwide for national security and other priority sectors. Deputy Secretary William Simon notes a voluntary plan may work, but a hybrid approach is likely. Public hearings on June 11 will decide if mandatory action is needed.
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Driver Dies In Highway 41 Crash Near Hilda
Edward Calvin Shawlinksy a Medicine Hat man 22 of 6352 Street S.E. died after his car left the west ditch on Highway 41 six and a half miles south of Hilda. He was thrown from the vehicle and died at a Medicine Hat hospital early Sunday morning RCMP continue to investigate the accident.
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Skylab salvage mission faces heat cold at Cape Kennedy
Skylab rescue preparations concentrate at Cape Kennedy as three astronauts head toward a Friday launch. Temperature extremes threaten food film and water systems in the orbiting lab, prompting plans to balance heat and cold with a solar shield and water-tank rehearsals in Alabama.
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