Trudeau and wife near permanent separation in divorce bid
The Citizen reports Prime Minister Trudeau and Margaret Trudeau are nearing a permanent separation with a divorce likely after talks on a separation agreement resolve. Margaret, 35, living apart for over six years, hopes to wed Fred Kemper and may have another child.
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Irvine council race narrows to incumbents sole filer
The Town of Irvine has five council seats open but only incumbent Ted Aman filed for a council seat during the 10 am to noon filing. Mayor candidate Art Zeller, a retired farmer, filed for mayor. Returning officer Dorothy Schorr will continue accepting nominations until Saturday. if spots remain, Municipal Affairs will intervene.
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Soviets to hand over jet wreckage materials to Japan
Moscow informed Tokyo that on September 26 it will deliver items and documents from the downed South Korean passenger jet. Japanese officials were told to come to Nevelisk on Sakhalin to receive the material and were told not to use a warship. No details were given on the contents or the vessel to be used.
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Marines shelled by Druse militia in Souk el Gharb Lebanon
In Souk el Gharb Lebanon a U S Marine and Army forward observers came under shelling as Druse Moslem militants and Palestinian allies attacked. U S and French jets flew reconnaissance and strikes while Lebanese army repelled the assault. Soviet officers reportedly aiding Syria per Kuwait papers.
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Begin pushes fee law fight in health plan
Health Minister Monique Begin says a Canada Health Act bill to penalize provinces that allow hospital user fees and doctors extra billing should reach cabinet for approval in four to five weeks. The act would cut transfer payments by the amount provinces raise from fees and by doctors extra billing, with penalties aimed at deterring reforms while not crippling services.
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Calgary
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Crow rate reform sparks parliamentary debate in Ottawa
Conservative MPs at hearings on the Crow benefit bill push to let cabinet pay farmers without Parliament approval. Don Mazankowski proposes a cabinet driven plan to share the $651 million subsidy with western producers. Government holds to rail subsidy flow while Mazankowski abandons three year expiry to end uncertainty. Jesse Flis labels the plan regressive and contrary to Tories’ stance on Parliament.
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Ottawa
Don Mazankowski
Sidy
Mazankowski
Jesse Flis
Holocaust survivors visit Eckville to counter Keegstra
In Eckville Alberta three Holocaust survivors Ada Beer Lou Zablow and Vera Slyomovics spoke to about 80 high school seniors about Nazi persecution following teacher Jim Keegstra's anti Jewish teaching. Some students wept while others avoided reporters outside the school.
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Lou Zablow
Montreal
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Vancouver
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