Reagan set for Canada trip
President Reagan prepares for a 30 hour Ottawa visit to meet Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and listen to Canada’s stance on U S involvement in El Salvador. Officials say discussions will be exploratory and not aimed at solving disputes, with focus on fisheries acid rain and the North American energy accord.
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Canadian official warns U.S. aid to El Salvador strains ties
Canadian MP Flora MacDonald told a University of Illinois conference that escalating arms buildup in El Salvador risks souring U.S.-Canadian relations, urging an immediate halt and proposing an international fact finding body. She urged limits on pollution and coal power, and criticized Senate ratification delays on a Gulf of Maine fisheries treaty.
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Canada Energy Plan Sparks U S Worries Ahead of Reagan Visit
Former U S ambassador Kenneth M Curtis warns Ottawa plans to Canadianize half of oil and gas by 1990 could slow production and strain Western energy supplies. He notes U S concerns over environmental trade offs and Secretary Watt’s interior role as factors in tense talks.
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