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12 tacitwilt Marathon starts Contestants in the National Capital Marathon start off in Ottawa Sunday morning along course which Included trafficfree parkways along the Rideau Canal and Ottawa River field of 3934 entries set out to cover the 42 I95 kilometre course Winner was Jerome Drayton of Toronto CP Laser photo Vance warns Senate about amending treaty WASHINGTON AP The US Senate runs grave risk of killing the new strategic arms limitation treaty with the Soviet Union Ontario NDP critical of government LONDON Ont CP In 1977 the federal government set the stage for Ontario to begin to ruin medicare Michael Cassidy Ontario New Democratic Party leader said Saturday He told the annual convention of the 100000 member Ontario division of the Canadian Union of Public Employees CUPE that the federal government allowed the province to spend money set aside for health care ser vices as it saw fit More than onequarter of hospital beds are being taken out of service in Northern On tario and similar reductions have been made in southern centres Cassidy said while the hospitals operate with antiquated equipment The provincial government has ignored the Association of Radiology Technicians pro tests that only trained personnel should operate xray machines to ensure patients are not subjected to needless radiation hazards inside story Police Week starts Police Week begins in Barrie and across the province today For the next few days police stations are opening their doors to the public Its your chance to see just what the police do On the Examiners Today Page youll find story on events in the coming week as well as police views on Police Week Theres also special feature by Stephen Nicholls Examiner reporter on what its like to be policeman in Barrie on Friday night Performer unsure Lynn Langford is that rarest of per formers natural musician She recently won eight firsts and four seconds at the Orillia Kiwanis Music Festival People tell her shes crazy not to pursue career in music but shes not sure thats what she wants See story on todays Entertainment Page More choosmg religion More nonCatholic parents in Simcoe ounty are choosing to send their children to separate schools local officials report On todays Lifestyle Page Sheila Coo outlines the religious instruction children receive in separate schools Habs hammered by Rangers index today lifestyle mmlnmont sports canlcstv guide classified if it tries to amend it State Secretary Cyrus Vance says And he warns that if the Senate does not ratify the pact it might cause some unravelling in the NATO alliance Vance who last week wrapped up lengthy negotiations with the Soviets on new arms pact argued the administrations case for treaty ratification Sunday on NBCs Meet the Press He was joined by Defence Secretary Harold Brown This treaty is very carefully drafted document drafted over period of almost seven years Vance said It is interrelated and intertwined and various parts of it bear upon other parts Therefore to amend any part runs grave risk of killing the treaty completely He said that he could think of no real substantive change in terms of an amend ment that wouldnt jeopardize the existence of the treaty However Senator Howard Baker the Senates minority leader and candidate for the 1980 Republican presidential nomination said Sunday in television interview he believes it is very unlikely the Senate will approve the treaty as is Twothirds of the 10member Senate must ratify any treaty for it to go into effect Opponents of the pact argue the United States would not be able to determine ade quately whether the Soviet Union was was cheating on terms of the treaty because of the recent loss of intelligencemonitoring stations in Iran Labor must reorganize CALGARY CP The Canadian labor movement must reorganize itself on na tional level to counteract the increasing power of employers says the president of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers If were going to be successful in defen ding our rights we must increase our power both politically and in industry Jean Claude Parrot told union rally Sunday Parrot who is appealing jail sentence for defying parliamentary backtowork order said the labor movement has tremenlt dous potential but must improve its organization and communications We should find way to make sure that any labor struggle even in small town should be publicized enough to make sure other supporters will know whats happen mg Apprentice law needed TORONTO CP Employers should be required by law to train apprentices if they use skilled workers in their operations says United Auto Workers official Dominique DeAngelis the unions skilled trades officer said General Motors of Canada must import skilled tradesmen because it failed to plan for future needs and ignored longstanding requests to ex pand its apprenticeship program He told delegates Sunday at union con ference on collective bargaining that GM has preferred hiring joumeymen to training apprentices He said the corporation has only 33 ap prentices but has 3363 skilled tradesmen Buoy predicts weather SAULT STE MARIE Ont CP weather dispatching buoy placed in Lake Superior last week will be sending messages by way of series of satellites to help predict weather in Canada It measures wind speed and direction barometric pressure air temperature sur face water temperature and wave height The information is sent to the weather of fice in Toronto The buoy operated by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration VF 115thyoar No 14 Monday May 14 1979 Askin for intervention 5c Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 90° Weekly serving barrie and simcoe county Penetang French rallying at Queens Park for school By TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner Members of Penetanguishenes French community are rallying at Queens Park Tuesday to win support for separate French secondary school The reason for the rally is to ask Bette Stephenson Ontarios minister of education and Bill Davis provincial premier to in tervene immediately Rejean Guay of the Association Canadiens Francais Ontario told The Examiner today Simcoe Countys board of education has decided against building separate facility for the communitys Frenchspeaking students The board favors constructon of an annex to the existing high school that would be used by the French community The coimtys French Language Advisory Committee has been arguing in favor of distinct building since December of 1977 Without the separate school the French com munity will not survive the committee says Guay said there is the danger that the French and English communities in the area could become polarized over the issue if hardline is taken SCHOOL NEEDED dont think it would be good for people to take hard position The school is needed by FrancoOntarians and they have right to haveit Guay said other organizations of French speaking Ontarians will also be represented at the rally which begins at 11 am Stephenson and Davis have been invited to address the rally as have the Liberal party and the NDP By press time only the NDP has made commitment to speak she said The concern shared by the six committee members representing the community itself is that without its own secondary school French milieu is not maintained When the language of the schoolyard and hallways is English Frenchspeaking students are forced to adapt and are even tually assimilated they argue The board of education will not build separate facility because its members say there are not enough Frenchspeaking students to justify its construction need US shows TORONTO CP The CBC need popular US television programs in prim ime to attract viewers to Canadian pr grams CBC president Al Johnson sai unday Its perfectly true that we have used oreign programming largel American programming to support eveloping Canadian series Johnso aid during the Lets Discuss It progra radio station CFRB Toronto He was commenting on the recent su estion by the Canadian Radiotelevisio nd Telecommunications Commission CRTC that the CBC replace America rograms such as Happy Days MASH nd All In The Family between pm and 1pm with Canadian shows NOAA has been placed about 70 kilometres north of Keeweenaw Point in Lake Superior Meteorologist Andy Johnson of the associations data buoy offices in St Louis Miss said two more buoys will be installed in the lakes this year one in Northern Lake Michigan and the other in Northern Lake Huron Arms company dissolved CAIRO AP In fresh reprisal against Egypt for signing peace treaty with Israel the Saudi defence minister announc ed today the dissolution of the $14billion Egyptianbased Arab armsmanufacturi ng company committee representing the four par ticipating states in the company Saudi Arabia Qatar the United Arab Emirates and Egypt has been formed to liquidate the company the Saudi minister Prince Sultan Ibn Abdul Aziz said in statement publish ed by the official Saudi news agency The Arab Organization for Industrializa tion was formed by these four states in 1975 and has since been producing rockets bombs armored vehicles and automatic weapons for Arab armies There was no immediate reaction from Egypt but President Anwar Sadat said Sun day he no longer expects Saudi Arabia to buy 50 ESE jet fighters for his air force Patients asked to pay LONDON Ont CP city hospital is asking its patients for voluntary donations when they reserve bed in advance For the first time in 91 years St Josephs Hospital incurred $200000 deficit last year said Sister Angela Fleming clinical nursing supervisor In addition provincial budget cuts already had forced the hospital to reduce its available beds to 534 from 600 With 2000 patients month booking ad mission in advance the hospitals board decided to send them letter before they ar rive telling them it costs about $12 day more than what the ministry provides for Sister Angela said General view of the thorn cut entrance of Regina Coeli Queen of Heaven prison in downtown Trastevere section of Rome after powerful blast went off in front of it here SUDBURY Ont CP Thousands of Sud bury families are preparing for another lean week as the Inco Metals Co strike heads into its ninth month with no negotiations in sight David Patterson president of Local 6500 United Steelworkers of America said Sunday the unions bargaining committee probably will meet today following Saturdays rejec tion of mediated settlement But he said the next move is up to Inco theyve got to come up with the cash Meanwhile the strikers and their families are living on an average of $33 week majority of the bargaining committee recommended acceptance of the Inco offer when it was negotiated last week However the strikers voted 57 per cent against it in the ballotSaturday Patterson said the union members rejec tion showed Inco the offer wasnt high enough the same thing we tried to tell the com pany longtime ago But he had recommended they accept it because he thought that was the most we could getat that time Terrorists claim blast overnight Terrorists planted kilograms II pounds of explosives and timer in car that blew up at Oi30 The blast was claimed by the leftist Popular revolutionary movement AP Wirephoto Thousands prepare for Worst INCO strike enters ninth month Basic pay at lnco before the 11700 workers walked off their jobs Sept15 was $6 an hour plus 79ltcentanhour costofliving bonus $0435 gl inZtLS No thanks Were ng to give them upflyl extra Will forget Mesrine MONTREAL CP Jocelyne Deraiche the onetime Canadian mistress of the notorious French criminal and prison escaper Jacques Mesrine says she has decided to forget about him From 19 to 26 years of age didnt live only existed she said in an interview published Saturday Several months ago my nerves cracked can no longer love Jacques Mesrine But never will love another man with so much passion For six years didnt stop waiting for him Students survey teens TORONTO CP Thousands of young people are out to find out why teenagers hang around shopping plazas hamburger joints and pinball parlors This month more than 3000 grade 12 students will be surveying their fellow teen agers in pool halls shopping plazas chur ches anywhere young people play or lounge to evaluate what the city has to of fer its children and teenagers At the same time 12000 grade students will be asked to complete questionnaire on their movements throughout the week and on what they do on their holidays Mothers Day memories Lorraine Delahanty left looks at Mothers Day card with her daughter Karen and husband Joseph Delahanty at the Delahanty home In Avon Conn Sunday Sunday was the first visit home for Karen who had been In coma for one year as the result of injuries suffered In an auto accident In April 1978 She came out of the coma on Good Friday April I3 I979 AP Photo The offer called for an immediate across theboard increase of 51 cents an hour and 10 centanhour raises in the second and third years However major reason for the rejection was the companys proposal for retirement after 35 years employment The union members are demanding it be reduced to 30 years Ken Hilderbrand 52 has worked for lnco for 28 years and wants to retire after 30 At celebrations after the outcome of the vote was announced he called the companys posi tion penalty to the fellows who started young Bryce Pye 29year veteran at agreed and said he voted against the offer for that reason But Wayne Fraser was philosophical about the miners refusal to go along with the com mittee Weve gone eight months now he said Whats few more months However Patterson didnt attend the Saturday nightfestivities Second win in row Clifton Hotel Hustlers pulled an upset over the topranked teams in the province Sunday to win the Ontario Volleyball Association Senior championship for the second year in row Hustlers finished first in the sixtcam roundrobin preliminary and went on to beat firstplace Cabbagetown in the finals 1511 and 151 System helps thieves BRAMPTON Ont CP Albertas system of registering new cars appears to be making life easy for some Ontario car thieves police say In Peel Region west of Toronto two men recently were convicted of fraud for dispose ing of eight stolen cars through the Alberta connection Insp Gay Alexander of the Ontario Pro vincial Polie said he and his sixmember squad now are trying to check all 250 car registrations transferred to Ontario from Alberta each month The key to the operation is the fact that Alberta unlike every other province does not have sales tax Youths honor cops LONDON Ont CP Pickets marched in front of the city police station Sunday but the police just stood by and watched in ap preciation The pickets most of them young people were marking the beginning of National Police Week Their signs prepared by London and area Optimist clubs sponsoring the event bore such slogans as Help Stop Vandalism Put Lid On Crime and Cops Are Tops weather Sunny with cloudy periods today highs I6l9 Variable cloudiness with isolated showers or thunder storms tonight ond Tuesday lows tonight to highs Tuesday I5 io l7