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IJ luv or tvrvv ESPN Pope John Paul is greeted by New York Senators Daniel Moynihan left Jacob Javits New Jersey Governor Brendan Byrne and New York Governor Hugh Carey as he arrives in New Yorks La Guardia Airport today AP Photo Pope to speak at sesion NEW YORK Reuter Pope John Paul said today that the work of the United Nations has special significance for the whole world for in it the needs and aspirations of all the peo ple of our planet come together Greeting UN SecretaryGeneral Kurt Waldheim who was at La Guardia Air port to meet him when he arrived from Boston the Pope said have looked forward to this moment since the day he Waldheim extended to me immediately after the beginning of my pontificate the invitation to address the 34th General Assembly The Pope was expected to address the UN at about noon EDT today in what is expected to be the keynote speech of his sevenday sixcity US tour Referring to the need as stated in the UN Charter for dignity and worth of the human person the Pope said It is the human person every in dividual who must make the aims of your organization come true in the con crete realities of friendly relations of toerance of freedom and harmony for al At the airport Waldheim told the Pope that love tolerance and understanding were the cornerstones of the UN charter and also the Gospel you are preaching to the world Sisters Mary Lea left and Mary Domenico of St Pauls Congrega tion in Jamaica Plain mon their camera positions on Bostom Com mon awaiting the arrival Monday of Pope John Paul II It is the start of the popes sixcity US tour AP Photo at Flagraising kicks off campaign The United Way flag was officially raised Monday to kick off the Bprrie camv paign Working on raising the flag are Col Jim Wright from Canadian Forces Bose CFB Borden representing the base commander Barrie Mayor Ross Archer and Terry Thomas campaign chairman Examiner Photo fs CubaSALT knot still untied Critics slam Caribbean proposals WASHINGTON AP Congressional critics say President Carters proposed in itiatives in the Caribbean have failed to un tie the knot linking SALT II with the Soviet brigade deployed in Cuba In his nationally televised address Mon day night the president outlined plans to in crease US surveillance of military ac tivities in Cuba bolster the US naval and military presence in the area and speed more aid to those Latin American countries 115th year No 226 Tuesday which feel threatened by the SovietCuban alliance At the same time he reported that he has been given assurances from the highest levels of the Soviet government that the troops stationed in Cuba will not be used to threaten other countries But the Carter speech did little to sway critics of the administrations foreign policy many of whom complained that the president failed to keep his pledge to change ct 979 4fvvltltcfgt the status quo in Cuba by negotiating withdrawal or dismantling of the brigade STANDS FIRM No we are not going to push forward with SALT until the Soviet troop question is resolved said Senator Robert Dole Rep Kan Senator Charles Percy Re Ill sair that what he sees as the presi ents inabili ty to change the status quo will cause me 20¢ Per Copy to be more secure in my vote against the SALT treaty think this leaves us right where we were said Senator Jake Garn Rep Utah principal SALT II opponent But senior administration official who has been closely involved in intense negotia tions with Soviet officials on the troop issue said the status quo has been changed by the presidential orders increasing the US military presence near Cuba Carrier Home Delivery 95 Weekly the examiner Chief defends Francophones to Metro By TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner The entire population of Lecole secon daire de la Huronie will be at Toronto Wednesday to attend government commit tee meeting and once again state their case in support of Frenchlanguage secon dary school for the Penetanguishene area The committee studying the possible union under one roof of the provincial ministries of education and colleges and universities is scheduled to meet at the same time as Premier William Davis and his cabinet which includes education minister Dr Bette Stephenson Dr Stephenson has promised the French an answer to the school question by weeks end Continuing highly organized campaign to have the minister answer yes to the ques tion the people involved with the temporary secondary school met Sunday with parents By DENNIS LANTHIER Of The Examiner Ald Gord Mills says people are fed up with supporting welfare bums On the aldermans recommendation Bar rie general committee voted Monday to sup port Tosorontio Township resolution which says physically capable person should be required to work in public areas before being given general welfare assistance Administration had recommended Barrie not endorse the resolution because the ministry of community and social services had not approved of the program There are many persons in todays society who dont want to work said Ald Mills There are places in the city where they could be utilized for cleanup work he said Ald Fred Ruemper however was wary of inside story Flyers release scorer The Barrie Flyers released Les Burgess their leading scorer the last two years so that ollingwood Shipbuilders would permit them to sign Ken Knapton Bob Baird and Terry gnew local mixed doubles team Ruth EdA wards and George Dangerfield finished fourth at the Buick tournament held over the weekend There were nine teams from throughout Canada competing in the tour nament See sports pages Apartment plan shelved Barrie general committee Monday went along with planning board recommenda tion not to allow permission for the con struction of apartment buildings at Bayfield Street and Heather Street At least one alderman said allowing increased density in the area would surely result in the location of another shopping mall For the full story see the Today page Films producing In the 15 months that Michael McCabe has been executive director of the Canadian Film Development Corporation film pro duction in Canada has gone from almost nothing to $150 million year index today lifestyle ascertainment 10 county sports comicsTV guide dassified supplement Soars ROSS CAMPBELL ites indecision Candu bid fails OTTAWA CP Canada lost its bid to build Argentinas next atomic reactor Monday development that the president of Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd says could shut the Candu out of the Argentine nuclear market Ross Campbell said government in decision resulted in loss of the contract The Argentine Nuclear Energy Coni mission awarded the contract for $158 billion 650megawatt reactor to the West German company Kraftwerk Union and chose Swissbased Sulzcr to build heavy water plant for the nuclear program Men still missing TOBERMORY Ont CP Police failed Monday to find three Ontario men missing since Sunday after boating accident on Lake Huron in which three other men died Missing are Robert Divine 19 and Norman Michael Ritchie 16 both of Cambridge and Paul William Little 21 of Kitchener The bodies of Robert Joseph Segiun 18 John Mason 16 and Jeff Spielvogel 16 all from the Cambridge area have already been recovered Coroner Dr George Harpur said Monday two of the victims drowned and one died of exposure in the 16 degree water All three were wearing life jackets Seed grows in eye CAPE TOWN AFP South African doc tors havc removed grass seed which had germinated in the eye of IGyearold boy Julian Fabricius had complained of periodically painful and swollen eye since 1976 Specialists examined the eye under microscope and discovered tiny green seedling in his iris Doctors operated on the weekend to remove it No damage was done to the boys sight Civic centre topic An action plan on the citys proposed civic centre will come up for discussion near the end of October The finance committee will continue to investigate the proposed centre and recommend plan towards the end of the month Ald Ross Stephens said Monday We have to come to grips With it said Ald Stephens Now is the time sup pose The committee met late in September to discuss various aspects of the plan in cluding phasing financial requirements and time frame for implementing the project The September session however did not really go into specifics said Ald Stephens The proposed multimillion dollar centre would include new library and city hall City hall officials say facilities at the present time are cramped and an expand ed centre will be needed in the future in support of school and students Those present were prepared to push ahead with permanent school if the province says no spokesman said Further committee has been establish ed that comprises parents students and ad ministrators to negotiate with the Sim coe County Board of Education and the ministry on the immediate future of the French students assuming the answer is yes No date has been set for the continuation of the injunction hearing adjourned Monday by Supreme court of Ontario Justice The town of Penetanguishene says the temporary school housed in the local French activity centre is operating in contravention of abylaw Last week three representatives of the French at Penetanguishene travelled around the province visiting French schools in 12 centres and told students as they went about the struggle Mills raps welfare bums work proposal endorsed the proposal He said the resolution could serve to displace persons already employed People now working could conceivably be replaced by welfare recipients he said NOT 1930 Ald Ross Stephens was also skeptical wont support it because nothing will happen he said also believe were equating 1930 with 1979 think most people want to work Gary Calvert Barries welfare ad ministrator told the committee that 95 per cent of persons receiving welfare in Barrie are unemployable Ald Mills clarified his position saying he used the term welfare bums in the spirit most people do If youre in coffee shop and people are generalizing about it thats what they call it he said serving barrie and simcoe county police action By MARY DELANEY Of The Examiner Barrie Police Chief Earl Snider has defended the actions of the city police force at the scene of Mondays strike at Radio Shack calling the accusations of New Democratic MPP Edward Ziemba lot of garbage Approximately 35 city police and six OPP officers were called to the Radio Shack warehouse to open picket lines for none striking employees after 200 pickets mass ed The majority of the pickets were United Steelworkers from outside Barrie Ziemba who was arrested and charged with assaulting policeman said Monday that he was only trying to get the policeman to provide identification as none of the of ficers were wearing badges Chief Snider told The Examiner today that the officers were ordered to leave their hats in their cars before entering the picket line The badges are on the hats not on uniforms Snider says that this is normal procedure in situation of this kind as past experience has shown that hats are often pulled off by picketers He said the officers were also ordered to leave behind their ties and gun straps to prevent them being pulled off by pickets USES WHOLE FORCE Chief Snider defended the use of almost the entire Barrie police force at the scene dont like putting people officers there at all he said but if have to use the whole Barrie force to maintain order will Snider says pickets on the Radio Shack Line were rocking cars throwing tacks on the road and spitting at officers It would be ineffective and potentially dangerous he said to send in only dozen officers to con trol demonstration of approximately 200 We are compelled by law to provide peaceable entrance for those workers who want to work he said The pickets have the legal right to strike he said but this doesnt give them the right to break the criminalcode He criticized the actions of the pickets in not acting peaceably pointing out that it costs the taxpayers in overtime for the of icers Meanwhile Ontario NDP leader Michael Cassidy has pledged his partys full support for Ziemba who will answer charges of assault in Barrie court October Cassidy has expressed concern about charges laid against people on picket lines and has called on SolicitorGeneral Roy McMurtry to stop police actions Balloon try thwarted Four men and one woman hoping to make the first transcontinental balloon flight were forced to abandon their flight early this morning near Spencer ville Ohio due to severe thunderstorms The only injury was broken leg suffered by the woman crew member CP Photo Come honie to The Examiner Call 7266531 for home delivery at strikebound Barrie plumL EARL SNllER defends action Clues sought in slayings TORONTO CPi Metropolitan Toronto Police have started what they think will be long painstaking search for clues in the triple murder of couple and their son This is going to be one of our toughest said Acting Inspector James Newsome of the homicide squad There was no sign of forcible entry or of robbery in the $235000 home where the bodies of Isaac Airst 55 his wife Celia 43 and son Avrom 22 were found by relative Sunday afternoon Gold at $440 LONDON APi Gold soared to record $440 an ounce in London today and $436 in Zurich The US dollar dropped The London jump of $2675 from Mon days late price was the biggest oneday rise seen in the bullion market here Observers described the trading as franr tic turmoil One dealer predicted the price will soon reach $500 an ounce because everyone wants to buy and no one wants to sell Certificate fees up TORONTO CPI Fees for Ontario birth death and marriage certificates have been raised to $5 from $3 to keep up with rising operating costs the registrar generals office announced Monday More than 251000 certificates were issued last year The fees were last raised in July 1972 Angus youth killed ltryearold Angus youth is dead following carmotorcycle collision Mon day afternoon at the junction of Conc of Essa and the 25th sideroad Christopher Michael Hart of RR Angus collided with car driven by George Styles of Hawkestone The acci dent occurred at approximately 445 pm Styles was taken to Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie with fractured skull passenger on the motorcycle David Peters was taken to hospital with frac tured leg Anne Mogenson passenger in third car driven by Steven Bennett of Everett sustained minor injuries weather Cloudy with occasional showers to day and overnight Highs today l3 to l6 Lows overnight near Most ly cloudy Wednesday with chance of an evening shower Highs near l5