Baby found abandoned in pouring rain shocks boy
Ten year old Remo Pastro and 11 year old Walter Fabian found a newborn boy wrapped in a sheet on a porch in New Westminster British Columbia. The infant was soaked and crying until warmed and dried. Police seek information on the child's parents and guardianship proceedings proceed under the Children Act with possible foster care.
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New Westminster
B.C
Remo Pastro
Walter Fabian
Remo
Evelyn Pastro
Vancouver
Pastro
Meast
Protection of Children
Human Resources Ministry
Air Canada trains volunteers to cover cabin duties during strike
Air Canada plans to use 500 volunteers from secretarial and managerial staff to handle cabin duties on large jets if cabin crews strike. Long haul and transcontinental routes would be affected, while DC-9s and 727s on short routes remain operated by regular staff. The union authorized action, seeking court injunction over training.
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Montreal
Air Canada
Gerry Lareault
Canadian Air Line
Lareault
Ottawa
Quebec City
Quebec
Rhodesian Troops Withdraw From Mozambique After Raids
Rhodesian forces pull out of Mozambique after raids on guerrilla bases. A military spokesman says troops were inside the country for at least three days and no further statements will be issued until debriefing. Salisbury sources report at least five ZANLA bases hit.
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Salisbury (Reuter
Mozambique
Salisbury
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army
ZANLA
Ottawa government warns LCUC to accept contract or face legislated settlement
Treasury Board President Andras says no more money available and cabinet watches rotating strikes by 19 000 letter carriers. talks fail after hours as union demands 19 cents extra under cost of living formula. early recall of Parliament possible only if legislated settlement used. Letter carriers earn about 6.65 per hour.
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Ottawa
Treasury Board
Robert Andras
Andras
Letter Carriers Union of Canada
LCUC
Gilles Lamontagne
Robert McGarry
Lamontagne
McGarry
AIB
Helms Defends CIA Actions Against Kennedy Era Plots
Former CIA director Richard Helms clashed with the House assassinations committee over CIA plots to kill Castro in the early 1960s and the imprisonment of defector Yuri Nosenko. Helms insisted his actions were not extraordinary while committee members condemned CIA clandestine operations and questioned the mistreatment of Nosenko.
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Washington
Richard Helm
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
House of Representatives
Helms
Fidel Castro
John Kennedy
Dallas
Kennedy
Castro
Cuba
Warren Commission
Yuri Nosenko
Soviet Union
KGB
Oswald
Nosenko
Paris motorcycle protest ends in pileup injuring riders
About 5,000 riders protested in Bastille Square and along the Champs Elysees demanding safer road planning. A pileup on the ring beltway after the march injured 30 riders, five seriously, as authorities debated permits for bikes over 450 cc.
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Paris
Bastille Square
Champs
Mideast leaders react as peace push continues
Prime Minister Begin returns to a hero's welcome and plans strategy with aides before a cabinet session. Sadat arrives in Cairo amid jubilant scenes and banners praising the peace initiative while Arab hawks threaten to undermine Camp David accords.
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Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Mideast
Damascus
Camp David
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Hafez al Assad
Vance
Assad
Front
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Algeria
South Yemen
Palestine Liberation Organization
Sadat
Canadian dollar sinks to multi-decade lows on markets
The Canadian dollar closed at 85.28 US cents, its third 45-year low of the week, with early trading at 85.15. Analysts warn of limited near term recovery as traders await next week’s trade data and possible Bank of Canada moves.
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Montreal
Wall Street Journal
Jean Chretien
U.S
New York
Bank of Canada
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