Canterbury Courts sold in Ottawa area housing complex sale planned
Canterbury Courts a 72 unit complex near Ottawa High School announced plans to sell to private buyers Martin Burik and Robert Rykiel under a temporary agreement pending HUD loan approval. The non profit board says sale aims to preserve rent supplement programs while addressing prior financial issues and potential improprieties.
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
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Grace Church
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Barbara Jacobs
Norman Jacobs
Janet Pierce
Robert Lister
Robert Pinet
Robert Wellington
David Mouille
U S and Mexico Reach Natural Gas Import Pact
President Carter announced a two year negotiated agreement for Mexican natural gas to be imported by a U S pipeline consortium. The deal sets rules for U S access to Mexican reserves and is seen as a breakthrough in bilateral relations. Initial imports will be about eight percent of total gas imports and the higher price will be barely noticeable.
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Carter
Mexico
U.S
Canada
Julius Katz
Jose Lopez Portillo
Egypt's Sadat Maintains Soviet Arms Ties Amid US Aid Push
Western officials report 40 Soviet helicopter engines and spare parts delivered to Egypt, suggesting a cash and carry purchase arranged via the Soviet Embassy in Cairo. A Soviet diplomat doubts the claim while an Egyptian military source could not confirm. The USSR previously cut shipments in 1975 as Sadat pivoted toward the West.
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United States
Anwar Sadat
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Sadat
Fiat executive slain by terrorists in Turin ambush
Italian police report four gunmen killed Carlo Ghiglieno head of Fiat's automobile planning division as he walked to his car after kissing his wife goodbye. A caller claimed the Front Line group linked to the Red Brigades claimed responsibility. Fiat denounced the attack and called for union cooperation to curb violence.
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Italy
Fiat Auto Company
Carlo Ghiglieno
Automobile Planning
Prima Linea
Front Line
Red
Aldo Moro
Ghiglieno
High Court Takes Libel Case Under Advisement
The high court has taken the libel case under advisement as part of continued business coverage. Page 3 notes the decision on proceedings and potential implications for media liability.
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Beatles Reunions urged for UN charity concert
A UN spokesman says the four Beatles are being urged to perform for Southeast Asian refugees. Dirk Summers claims McCartney Harrison and Starr agreed to perform in Geneva with Elton John hosting and Bernstein conducting the Vienna Philharmonic. Lennon has not replied.
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Fabulous Four
Southeast Asia
Kurt Waldheim
Dirk Summers
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Garden City
N.Y
WLIR
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George Harrison
Ringo Starr
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Switzerland
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Elton John
Leonard Bernstein
Vienna Philharmonic
John Lennon
Area House Remodel Tied to Stolen Goods Allegations
Law enforcement uncovered a scheme to renovate a rural Le Loup area house with stolen materials. Michael Erin Murray and his wife Vicki were jailed, with charges expected for theft and possession of stolen property. Officials inventorying windows cabinets lumber and tools valued over 10000 dollars, as Oklahoma Wichita El Dorado and Lawrence thefts are investigated.
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Michael Erin Murray
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Lawrence
John Dougherty
Wellaville
Lyle Sutton
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