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High arctic exploration demands massive injections of manpower, equipment (like this helicopter) -- and capital
High arctic exploration demands massive injections of manpower, equipment (like this helicopter) -- and capital

High arctic exploration demands massive injections of manpower, equipment (like this helicopter) -- and capital

Date10/22/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: High arctic exploration demands massive injections of manpower; equipment (like this helicopter) -- and capital. While governments wrangle over resource profits; the money oil companies earmarked for the search remains in limbo. Spending in 1974 may be down as much as $500 million.
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Neglect of the federal government to meet the lawful demands of the half-breeds of the Northwest
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Age of change: Author Reginald Bibby maintains that the Christian churches have failed to keep up with the demands of the 20th century
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