Begin resigns as Israeli prime minister after health driven delay
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin formally resigns after a senior aide delivered the letter to President Chaim Herzog. Begin, 70, had delayed personal resignation citing health issues and will remain at home as Yitzhak Shamir emerges as the likely successor amid coalition negotiations.
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Board grants reprieve to Elm Street students
Public school trustees rejected moving Grade 6 students from Elm Street to Montreal Street and instead ordered split classes in both schools. Each school will host a Grade 4-5 and Grade 5-6 class, keeping students in their own schools while moving two teachers elsewhere to save costs.
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Moscow Boycott Grows Over Jetliner Downing
Western Europe imposes two week bans on Aeroflot flights in protest of the Soviet shooting down of a South Korean jetliner. The Kremlin blasts the U S as provocateur while two U S Navy ships search off northern Japan for the airliner’s black box. France and Austria abstain from the ban. Aeroflot stops accepting tickets from U S airlines.
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Three Die In Crash At Rural Intersection North Of Hilda
A collision at an uncontrolled four way intersection on a rural gravel road three kilometres north of Hilda left Allan Lund 37 of Medicine Hat and two Burstall men dead. Lund died at 5 30 p m. in his eastbound semi trailer truck from Nor 1 Trucking Ltd. water unit. RCMP said no survivors.
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Mulroney Faces First Big Test Over Bilingualism
In Ottawa Brian Mulroney as opposition leader weighs how to respond to Manitoba bilingualism controversy. He met Prime Minister Trudeau for 25 minutes to hear ideas and plans another talk. Manitoba NDP measures to expand French-language services spark party divisions.
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Time Air faces key hurdle as PWA stake eyed
Time Air founder Stubb Ross built a tiny seven-town Alberta network into a regional player with 50 staff and four planes. Facing debt, equity limits, and a 1981 expansion push, Time Air reaches a pivotal moment as government owned Pacific Western Airlines plans a 40 percent stake sale for 4.3 million pending regulatory approval.
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