Mulroney reshuffles shadow cabinet with Clark backers favored
Progressive Conservative leader Brian Mulroney assigns 21 former Clark cabinet members to the shadow cabinet, giving many Clark backers prominence while limiting jobs for Mulroney supporters. The lineup includes Sinclair Stevens as external affairs critic and Flora MacDonald as social development critic, with Clark not taking a post.
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Roger Smith
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Joe Clark
Mulroney
Clark
Sinclair Stevens
Lloyd Crouse
Len Gustafson
Canadian Wheat Board
Tom Siddon
Walter McLean
Jack Murta
Otto Jelinek
John Fraser
Vancouver South
Roc LaSalle
Quebec
Tory
Flora MacDonald
Vancouver Centre
Pat Carney
Jennifer Cossitt
Steve Paproski
Don Mazankowski
Transport
Bill Jarvis
Labor
Jake Epp
Jim McGrath
Allan Lawrence
Ray Hnatyshyn
Perrin Beatty
National Revenue
John Wise
Supply and Services
Walter Baker
Privy Council
Allan MacKinnon
Veterans Affairs
Jacques Flynn
Senate
Yukon
Erik Nielsen
House
Health ministers clash over medicare in Halifax deadlock
Federal Health Minister Monique Begin fails to win provincial agreement to curb extra billing by doctors and hospital user fees. Pro battles blame Ottawa for electoral strategy while Manitoba NDP and Alberta ministers call the session a waste, amid calls for a stronger Canada Health Act with funding penalties for surcharges.
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Peter Cowan
Southam
Halifax
Monique Begin
Alberta
Dave Russell
Begin
Pierre Trudeau
Russell
Larry Desjardins
Manitoba
NDP
Ottawa
Pilots Back Boycott Over Soviet Airliner Shootdown
Western pilots show growing support for a boycott of Moscow bound flights to protest the South Korean jetliner attack. Secretary Shultz plans to press Andrei Gromyko for a frank explanation as protests erupt outside the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa and near the UN mission in New York.
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Power Boycot
Associated Press
U.S
George Shultz
Ottawa
New York
Shultz
Spain
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Moscow
United States
Frigate shells Beirut in first Lebanon action
The U S Navy and Marines joined the frigate Bowen to shell militia positions southeast of Beirut airport as it came under renewed fire. Warrant Officer Charles Rowe said the target was hit after the 12 45 p m strike using Bowen five inch guns and Marines 155 mm howitzers. France warned Druse gunners after two French soldiers were killed.
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Beirut
U.S. Navy
Lebanon
Charles Rowe
Bowen
Rowe
U.S
Druse
Medalta Potteries protection plan eyed in Alberta
Alberta Culture officials vow site protection within a month as Medalta Potteries seeks revival. Owner's rep questions province contact and maintenance, while a development committee explores funding for a restoration aiming to create a working pottery, workshop and museum.
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Alberta
Medalta Potteries
Surinder Singh Ghog
Merritt
B.C
Tara Singh Ghog
Singh Ghog
The
Medicine Hat News
Les Hart
Historic Sites Division
Alberta Culture
Medalla Potteries
Jack Forbes
University of Alberta
Jim Marshall
Drumheiler
Marshall
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