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8The Barrie Examiner Tuesday Set 28 I976 Cambodian mother cradles her youngster in her arms in the familys hut in refugee camp at Aranyaprathet 130 YOUNG REFUGEE miles east of Bangkok Thai land The camp set up after thousands of Indochinese fled to Thailand houses some 3000 Cambodians and has become way station for refugees en route to coun tries in the West Ap Pholoi Says some travel agents defying provincial law TORONTO CP Some travel agents are defying On tario g0vernment attempts to prevent them from doing busi ness until they meet registra tion and compensationfund re quirements says spokesman for the ministry of consumer and commercial relations Ministry investigators began visiting some agents this week to seize registration cer tificates the spokesman said in an interview Monday One agent whom the ministry would not identify ripped up his registration form threw it at the investigator and has continued to do business The Toronto office of Pan American World Airways New ad NOW 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deadline of midnight Thursday night The ministry spokesman said some of the 22 may have gone out of business but that those still in operation may be prose cuted Penalties under the travel in dustry legislation included fines up to $2000 or up to year in jail for individuals and fines up to $25000 for corporations Asks judicial inquiry TORONTO CP bid for judicial inquiry into key is sues in the Ontario ombuds mans report on the North Pick ering airport project was made Monday before select com mittee of the legislature Larry Grossman Con servative MPP for Toronto St AndrewSt Patrick made the motion after hearing testimony Provincial aid covers some costs TORONTO CP William Endress brotherinlaw of On tario Premier William Davis said Monday that goods and services from the provincial government will cover about $20500 of firstyear expenses for student travel organ ization of which Mr Endress is founding director Mr Endress who also is un paid acting chairman of the nonprofit organization said the travel industry will provide about $4500 of the $25000 ex penses When the organization the Educational Travel Institute of Ontario is launched travel in dustry grants will cover all its costs he said Clare Westcott the premicrs assistant said Mr Endrcss spoke to him number of times about getting the government to supply services for the organization Mr Westcott said that using information supplied by Mr Endress he prepared sixpage letter for Mr Davis to sign last June 23 asking Education in istcr Thomas Wells to supply staff and an office for the in stitute The institute has been given an office in Toronto The organization was set up by the travel industry with the cooperation of educationists following complaints about schoolorganized trips abroad that failed losing students money and leaving some students stranded abroad Mr Endress said he is sales representative for Air Canada but theres not one penny in this either for Air Canada or me In the long run theres something in 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committee and the legislature would refer to the judicial inquiry the question of the om budsmans charges and com pensation for the landowners TAKEN BY SURPRISE James Renwick committee chairman said in an interview he was taken by surprise by the motion The committee will meet Thursday to discuss its course of action he said The court action launched by the five agents calls for an in junction restraining the use of the ombudsmans report and removal of alleged derogatory references to the applicants Mr Henwick told the corn mittee that the action also raises questions of whether the court or the legislature has au thority to deal in the matter and could mean long delays if the court did not decide the ju risdictional question soon Mr Sopinka said his clients would be prepared to drop the court action if the committec Msaw The best Each year men such as Niki Lauda Mario Andretti james Hunt and Emerson Fittipaldi gather together in places around the world to test their cars and their 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oi sewage works on the side oi the lakes The Ontario minisz criti cizcd scientists and business men for unleashing what he called phantom polluters on the world Mr Kerr said the envrronr mom has been recklessly con taminated with synthetic mate rials that have no counterpart in nature Serious problems might have been avoided if the full impact of the new chemicals had been properly assessed before they left the laboratory he said Province may buy more US coal OIIAWA CP Ontario is looking at additional purchases of western coal to diversify its sources of supply and rotect future deliveries to termal power plants and steel mills says Malcolm Rowan deputy minister of energy for the prov ince Mr itowan told the annual conference of the Coal Associ ation on Monday that his gov ernment still looks on the United States as secure sour ce of coal but he added that circumstances can alter and we must always be ready for change liladvised policy moves such as cuts in exports of natural gas to the US could lead to retaliation in coal ship ments to Ontario he told the conference National Energy Board re mrts suggest there may not be rung natural gas available early in the flaws to meet all domeAir and export require ment However the govern merit has said export reduc lilrir would be accompanied by restraint in domestic demand to ensure the US was being thrflfairiy dultriullark 32542 an pm McCauley Tractor EQUipment Sales Forrv indusmol Sales Parts and Ser vice Proprietor Ron McCauley Mary Ito South of Orilia II the In Open rum530 pm Mon to Fri Set Although he made no mention of such political consrderations George Sall director of coal for the United States Federal Energy Administration said in speech he feels the US could continue to provide exports of 16 million tons of coal annually to Canada Legislation is on the books giving the US government power to reduce exports if needed to ensure adequate do mestic supplies But Mr Sal added No ac tion of the United States ov 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