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WEATHER

TORONTO (CP) = Tempera. | tures:

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HALIFAX (CP)—The weather office says all forms of precipi- tation are likely to fall over the today, New Brunswick should experience mostly snow some freezing fain Gccur in its southern sec- tions and also in Prince Edward Island. Nova Scotia should run = from. snow through

back to snow before day ends. Snowfall amounts

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in New Brunswick are expected

Regional forecasts:

Halifax and vicinity, northern | ’ Scotia

Shore:

Overcast; rain changing to snow | milder; | east winds 20 with gusts to 30

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shifting during morning to

northwest 15 with gusts to 25 | at Halifax 20 and 40, | | New Glasgow and Goshen 8 and| 38.

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| South Shore, Annapolis Val-| | ley: Rain changing to snowflur-|

| west winds 18 with gusts to 25.) -high at Yarmouth 20 and/|

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42, Kentville 15.and 38.

Cape Breton: Overcast; rain to yflurries in the ; milder; southeast 20 with gusts to 30, shift-

win ing in the afternoon to north- a

Fee ae ys 12 20. Low: iey 5 and 37, - ;

Edward Island: Over- snow becoming mixed with freezing rain during morn- ; milder; winds east 20 with gusts to 90 shifting during morn- northwest 15, increasing

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they told this paper’s Ottawa’ correspondent Saturday they did not know enough about the pro- posal to comment. intelligently | on it.

course stan’s University last even-

A 10-leeture labor relations ,. Local 20, Rev. Vincent Murna- opened at St. Dun and Rev. Wendell Mac-

Murnaghan, lecturer last ew ening, took as his topic the

CLEVELAND (AP) = Quar;) ferback Milt Plum says Cleve-| said Plum. “I compare us to an

“We have not approached them yet on the proposal, as | the planning is still underway”, Mr. McCaull explained.

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Browns. “It hurts spirit and morale,

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land Browns are in a rut, and) auto with a top speed of 70

he blames the situation on the | fact that coach Paul Brown | faster no matter what the situ-

runs the club from the bench. | ation.

miles an hour. We can’t go any

Brown, reached in Fort My-

the 27-year-old National! ers, Fia., said: “I don’t do any-

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ing. Discussing the course ate | action, and A.V. -Tredenick, | Mistory of the lsbor move

Alex MacLean, president of | CNR express agent. Father | ment in Canada. oe

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Football star said he that our whole coaching

Milt Plum Says feels the en mastermind- : anaes Sore ©. meals,

of the team from the beneh| 1 don’t care um or Browns In Rut Ee ee ae thinks about it... .”

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