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lt awa TAKES FIGHT TO FORD unuwv WITH HIS WIFE looking on at centre Democratic presidential candidate Jim my Carter shakes hands with President Ford at the conclu sion of their debute on PM adamant ion limits SALISBURY Reuter Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith says he will insist that the planned Britishsponsored conference on Rhodesia limit it self strictly to the AngloAmeri can proposals as he outlined them two weeks ago He issued statement Wed nesday stressing that his ac ceptance of the plan to to tran sfer power in Rhodesia to the black majority from the white minority within two years was conditional on all the other par ties also accepting the pro posals The statement followed speech by British Foreign Sec retary Anthony Crosland to the United Nations this week saying that the proposals were on the table for negotiation and the conference had no limiting factors The conference is expeected to be held soon although the date location and makeup of delegations have yet to be an House calls could cut death toll TORONTO CP Deaths from heart attacks the No killer in the Western world could be reduced almost by half if family doctors made emer gency house calls says South African doctor Dr Joseph Levenstein family doctor and researcher at the University of Cape Town told an international con ference of family doctors Wed nesday that most heartattack deaths occur within four hours of the first chest pains He said twoyear ex periment involving 129 Cape Town family doctors found that if doctors rushed to all patients who called to complain of chest pains and gave them mild drug to sto arrythmiairregu lar heart eatthe patients chance of survival would be al most doubled About 40 per cent of the people who have heart attacks die most of them before they get to hospital Dr Levens tein said By convincing fam ily doctors to go right to the patient with chest pains weve cut this death rate to 23 per cent Dr Levenstein said about 500000 Americans and 50000 Canadians suffer heart attacks each year MAJORITY HAD ATTACKS He said 60 per cent of patients who called doctors par ticipating in the Cape Town study were suffering from heart attacks The others who had false alarms but were ven the mild heart drug suf gred no adverse effects The house calls turned out to be less inconvenient than ex pected He said an doctor with 2000 patients could expect four to 12 heart attack calls year No major advertising or pub lic education programs were used in the Cape Town ex periment to encourage patients tocall their doctors esaid In stead doctors explained the project to highrisk patients FINANCE ARTS TORONTO CP Wintario the Ontario lottery was gran ted nearly $2000 to the JapaneseCanadian Cultural Centre in suburban Don Mills to help finance the third Canadian National Japanese Kendo Championship Tournament Kendo is one of the Japanese martial arts nounced Its aim is to set up council of state to steer Rhodesia to majority rule and supervise the drawing up of the new con stitution But leaders of Rhodesias di vided black nationalists have indicated they want the confer ence to have constitutionmak ing powers USED EXACT WORDS Smith said that he used the exact words requested by the US government in his state ment two weeks ago accepting the AngloAmerican proposals The plan was put to him by State Secretary Henry Kissin ger The proposals were pre sented as package deal which would have to accept or reject in its entirety and was assured that if accepted no new demands would be made Smith said Government sources said prime reason why Smith agreed to the plan was that it allowed the new constitution to be drawn up in Rhodesia by Rhodesians Smiths announcement two weeks ago said the council of state with nonvoting white chairman and equal numbers of black and white members would have ultimate power in the interim government Black nationalist sources however do not accept that the councils chairman should be white They also dispute Smiths statement that the im portant portfolios of law and or der and defence must be held by whites in the interim govern ment Pollsivescarter edge Wednesday night at the Palace of Fine Arts Theater in San Francisco AP Photo STAR DIES Movie and television actress Barbara Nichols above died Tuesday night in Hollywood hospital where she had been in coma her family said Wednesday She appeared in 29 films in cluding Sweet Smell of Success and Pal Joey AP Photo in TV debate WASHINGTON CP Jim my Carter took the fight to Gerald Ford in the second of the Great Debates and this time the Democratic challenger may have scored points in impact with the voters An instant poll by the Roper organization gave Carter the edge In their first television debate in Philadelphia on Sept 22 Car ter showe nervousness This time in the San Francisco en counter Wednesday he was more at ease and more aggres sive accusing Ford of leading the United States into weak ness While Ford repeatedly main tained that Carter was in correct and really didnt know the facts the former Georgia governor accused the Republican president of distor tions and inaccuracies ABDICATES ROLE Carter maintained that in for eign affairs Ford had virtually placed the presidency in the hands of State Secretary Henry Kissinger At another point he said The Arabs have put pressure on Mr Ford and he has yielded Ford scored points as well with vigorous defence of his administration and claim to US superiority over the Soviet Union in the Middle East But American voters may have sharper recollections of gasoline restrictions when the Arabs imposed an oil embargo three years ago FIRM STAND Another Arab oil embargo such as that which brought this country to its knees would be regarded as an economic declaration of war the chal lenger said It was phrase he used more than once There was confusion among observers when Ford bringing up the EastWest Helsinki con ference on detente attempted to portray Eastern European countries as not being under the domination of the Soviet Union Ford pointed out that the Vatican had signed the Helsinki agreement and that nobody would suggest the Pope was selling out eastern Europe Car ter has made this charge again st Ford Carter replied that he thought he was opposing Ford not His Holiness As to whether the Eastern countries were under Soviet do mination Carter may have scored again when he suggested Ford ask Polish and Romanian Americans how they felt on the subject Ford repeatedly referred to the record of United States achievement in the world sometimes in way that seemed almost defensive RINGING PIIRASES Carter came back with phrases designed to stay with the viewer and the listener as he referred to our people strong once again and said the US must be beacon for nations which search for peace and called for quiet strength based on the integrity of our people Ford appeared grim and rumpled Carter continually smiled and gestured There were faint echoes of John Kennedy rhetoric as Car ter summed up by asking of the future Will it be nightmare world Will we have government of secrecy Ford hit hard at Carter criti cism of US arms sales espe cially to Saudi Arabia and Iran pointing out that these coun tries were allies needing US help to maintain their internal integrity SUCCESSFUL POLICY He said US foreign policy has been success based on the highest moral standards and said that the US is trusted throughout the world Ford and Carter traded statistics in the area of the ar ms budget The president however may have made telling point by constant reference to his two years of experience in foreign policy matters Carter answered lamcly that nobody has long experience in foreign policy except prcsi dent ora secretaiy of state lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Border TV dispute goes to top brass WASIIINGION TIM The border cable television dispute for months festering problem betwmn Yanada and thc lnitcd States now goes to top officials in both countries lligb government officials on both sides following full day of talks at the state department here lmlncsday reported nothing was resolved on the issue which revolves around the anadian practice of deleting commercial advertising from US television picked up and distributed III unuda by cable systems There had been indications that the had hoped lllt high level talks Would be actual negotiating t5111 1th zicli sidi IIIIXnKtIHl to make 1tlltSSlOIli However joint communiquc each side Wollltl put SIIIt lHdlltl iilcr the nicctmg illtl of proposals to appropriati authorities 1nttuwa aindashington In Ottawa the proposals none of which was marlc Nillit followmg the talks yvill go to the federal ministris resimnsiltlc the ministers may pass them on to the cabinet for possible ac tion there GOTUKISSIVGIIH In tasliington lllt proposals lIt expected to find llltll 13 uptothcdcskof StairSecretary llcnr Kissinger No date as set for renewal of discusmons but the common que said they will continue through diplomatic channels Both Richard Vine for the and lim Nutt for tho una dians said no new points were raised in the proposals 1nc however denied the two dclcgutions wcrc going over old ground Vmc is deputy assistant secret 78 dry for tanadian affairs in 5h state department Nutt is directoigeneral of tchcrn Hemisphere affairs in thecxtcrnal aflun department Nutt said thc 178 side raisod the question of recently pro claimed legislation to discourage anadians from tlc1liiiig on US television stations which reach into zinada Hill 758 removes tax provisions from anadiaii firms adicr tising on the US stations and Nutt said the has been told that the bill now is law and not negotiable llllllllllllIlIllIllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllIlIllllllllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Now PLAY TENNIS You Can YEAR ROUND We are currently reserving permanent court time for the winter season For more information please 737372 BARRIE INDOOR TENNIS COURTS call HERMAN GEItiEItTOREL director emeritus of opera company GeigerTorel dead at 69 TORONTO CP Herman Geigerilorel general director emeritus of the anadian Opera Company died Wednesday of heart attack company spokesman said Mr Geigcrlortl tit died on his way to give lecture on the opera Iic Walkurc to the Wag ner Society the spokesman said Originally from Frankfurt West Germany Mr GeigerTo rel retired from the company officially last July but di rected the companys product tion of Die Walknrc this fall Ilc had intended to be con ductor and conducted niany symphony orchestras from tho agent It lie lttidWl how ver to work in opera and drama If tc studying at locthc lni versity and Dr Hochs Con servatory of Music in Frank furt During his career Mr Gei gerTorel was involved with op era productions in Austria Switzerland Czechoslovakia Argentina Uruguay Brazil the United States Cuba and Venezuela as well as number of Canadian communities Mr GeigerTore was artistic adviser to the CBC Opera Com pany fora number of years and was stage director of opera pro ductions for television origina ting from CBCTV in Toronto lie was member of the board of governors of the Elliot Lake mt Centre for Contin uing Education and of the board of governors of Central Hospital in Toronto Spanish protest Basque activity ilAlllilll ltcutti lhc Spinish gmcimncnt has it liv cred slim mi roles to F1 sayingtnt tltlllllf of thc quc iiritiovilt glicrrillu organ nation IJIA 11 rcnch vlll violated tlu nosl clcncnul nornisot international lit End ordered to strike llftnt tl The Ontario Labor liclzitions Hoard issued case and desist order lcdiusdziytot11duncighfdo strikc Limo toiMiIHHni Ilili at Iinon irliidc $134 author polythylciiu plant in this coniininiir about lll miles southofSurina 28 Coldwater Rd Orillia The protest made by Foreign linistcr Marcelino rcja piinrw to the French Am barxudor in iadrid followed 1H3 IZl news conference in France Wednesday Spain said three hooded men told tht news conference that they were responsible for the assassination on Monday of luau Max in dr Araluce Villar member of tho ouncil of the ticziliii Spains highest ad ismy body ialucc his chauffeur and thrcc polici bodyguardsdied in hail of machinegun fire in San Sebastian in Spains liasquc region tli which 5Ik8 to set upon llitltptlltlflil socnilist Ilasquc wtiiti has claimed respon sibility for numerous bombings andkillings The Barrie Examiner Thursday October 197617 No plans yet on food dyes OTTAWA CP Canada has no immediate plans to ban certain food dyes which United States government agency recently ruled may pose possible health hazard The federal health depart ment said Wednesday available information suggests no serious hazards either in Ponceau SX red food dye also known as Red No or in Carbon Black The US Food and Drug Adminis tration FDA banned both Sept 22 The department said in news release the tests on the basis of which Ponceau SX was banned in the US were in conclusive It said the tests carried out on dogs number of years ago involved large dosages and did not elicit effects which would justify an immediate action any more than when the study was first reported The FDA said the dye used in maraschino cherries and other roducts may cause urinary ladder polyps and atrophy of the adrenal glands As for Carbon Black used in black jelly beans and licorice the Canadian health depart ment said the information available suggests that there is no public health hazard requiring immediate with drawal of this coloring agent from Canadian use The health department said in its release it issued trade letter on July 16 to food com panies and chemical manufac turers requesting information identifying products which con tain artificial coloring and jus tifying present levels of use similar letter will be issued shortly to the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries The department said it plans to use this information as well as world scientific knowledge to develop list of coloring agents permitted in food drugs and cosmetics Damage awards reflect costs LONDON Ont GP The public has mythical belief that juries are awarding in creasingly large settlements to victims of automobile ac cidents London lawyer Earl Cherniak said Wednesday Awards have been getting larger but only as reflection of increasing incomes and health care costs he told mem bers of the Ontario legislatures select committee on company law Other members of the com mittee investigating the insur ance industry held public meetings Wednesday in Sud bury Ottawa and Toronto Juries composed of drivers aware of their own insurance costs generally assess damages that are too low The amount for pain and suffering still forms relatively small portion of total damage awar dshesaid Mr Cherniak said the current minimum of $50000 in public liability insurance should be in creased to $250000 DRIVERS AWARE Responsible drivers are aware that $50000 liability does not provide 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