ICAO to probe Soviet shootdown of South Korean jet
The Inter national Civil Aviation Organization will start an investigation early next week into the destruction of a South Korean airliner over Soviet air space killing 269. The UN agency council voted 26 to 2 to censure the Soviets and form an interim inquiry with a 30 day report, with members from ICAO staff.
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Montreal
International Civil Aviation Organization
Soviet Union
United Nations Agency
ICAO
Czechoslovakia
India
China
Algeria
Iraq
Lebanon
Pierre Arpin
Yves Lambert
Lambert
U.S
Sea of Japan
Alberta surgery rates vary across centres according to study
A 167 page University of Toronto analysis finds caesarean sections and other surgeries vary widely across Alberta. Officials say reasons remain unclear and suggest further research while noting potential cost implications and fee-for-service effects.
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Mark Lisac
Edmonton
Edson-Hinton
Alberta
Dave Russell
D. S. White
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta
W. Harding le Riche
Mabel Halliday
University of Toronto
Russell
White
Toronto
le Riche
Halliday
Aurea
Gromyko SKIPS UN session amid airline ban protest
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will not attend the UN General Assembly in New York after New York and New Jersey barred Aeroflot flights. Tass cited U S violations of international norms over protection of Soviet delegation. Cuomo and Kean linked move to Sept 1 South Korean airliner tragedy.
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Moscow
Reuter
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Tass
New Jersey
Aeroflot
United States
General Assembly
Mario Cuomo
Thomas Kean
Canada Fronts Cruise Missile Testing Debate In Parliament
Prime Minister Trudeau said testing will continue until a Federal Court ruling voids the order approving cruise missile tests with the US. Opposition critics called for delaying tests, while peace protesters on Parliament Hill remain encamped, advocating against the program.
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Ottawa
Federal Court of Canada
Trudeau
The
Commons
United States
New Democrat
Pauline Jewett
Jewett
Sinclair Stevens
Geoff Scott
Parliament Hill
Scott
Stephanie Coe
Bank card loss leads to $800 withdrawal dispute in Canada
Marilisa Gundin, once in Calgary and now in Toronto, was held liable for $800 withdrawn from her account after her banking card disappeared. The bank demanded repayment after an $686.92 overdraft appeared, with authorities citing possible PIN compromise. Experts note varying bank liability and the risk of ATM fraud when machines aren’t connected to central check systems.
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Toronto
Calgary
Marilisa Gundin
Bank of Montreal
Burnaby
B.C
Gundin
Dennis la Pointe
Dale Klein
la Pointe
Royal Bank of Canada
Toronto- Dominion Bank
Bank of Nova Scotia
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
James Savary
Consumers’ Association of Canada
David Getz
Gaudin
Sony
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Charles Lynch Peer
Rey City News
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Don McGillivray
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Naar Eseonvetenns Senennes
Gromyko
Pierre Trudeau
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