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age person consists of 51000 to 6000 words new roundup TTC fighting for its life TORONTO CP The Toronto Transit Commission is losmg money and riders because it has let downtown service suffer while expanding to serve suburban areas says Howard Levine transportation planner for the city Its no coincidence that the years when the TTC could pay for itself were the years when it was genuine alter native to the automobile in the area it served Levine said in an interview Selfsupporting until 1970 the transit system lost $3 million in 1971 and the deficit has grown each year since then deficit of $655 million is forecast for 1979 The number of riders has declined each year since the alltime high of 358 million in 1975 despite the opening of the Spadina subway line at the start of 1978 The projection for this year is 335 million The TTC is quickly destroying itself said Mayor John Sewell longtime critic of the citys transportation policies Ten chances at $1 million OTTAWA CP Ten tickets each worth $1 million were drawn Sunday by Loto Canada The winning numbers were 5849777 1551282 6492597 6220466 1204061 2320864 3751847 7646474 4790676 and 5075588 Two die in bomb blast MISSISSAUGA Ont CP Two men died Saturday when homemade bomb they were working on exploded in quiet suburban neighborhood Peel regional police said The blast killed Civtko Cicvaric 34 owner of the semi detached house where the bomb exploded and Goran Secer 31 Windows in nearby homes were shattered by the explo Sion The two men were working on an explosive device and it exploded on them police spokesman said At this stage our investigation is continuing to determine what they were doing with it and why they were doing it MP warns conspiracy in making CALGARY CPi gressive Conservative Gerald Baldwin says he wouldnt be surprised if there is conspiracy of Ottawa civil servants to bring cabinet ministers in Joe Clarks minori ty government under their con trol Top civil servants have become our masters said Baldwin who represents the Alberta riding of Peace River Baldwin told University of Alberta graduates at the spring convocation on Friday the federal bureaucracy is nonelected dictatorship He said cynicism has grown which threatens Canadian democratic institutions and called for return of the tradi tional checks and balances to Parliament and its restoration as the voice of the people Baldwin was given an honorary doctor of laws degree by the university GERALD BALDWIN sees conspiracy Newspaper ceases publication UXBRIDGE Mass AP Le Travailleur 48yearold Frenchlanguage newspaper sold throughout Canada and the US has ceased publication following the death of its founder William Beaulieu 78 the founder and publisher died May 18 His widow Oda said the newspaper had circulation of about 4000 in Canada New England the Midwest and Belgium Le Travailleur means The Worker in French Mrs Beaulieu said she has refused several offers to buy the paper because she wanted it to keep the character her husband ave it He founded it she said Its his spirit PC bugging hearing ends OTTAWA CP 2day preliminary hearing into charges against two Toronto men arising out of an alleged bugging of Progressive Conservative party offices on Parliament Hill in 1977 ended Friday decision on the case is expected Aug Daniel McGarry and Bill Sandiford owners of an elec tronics firm who said they found the bugs in the offices of Conservative leader Jeo Clark and Nova Scotia MP Elmer MacKay were charged by Ottawa police with public mischief possession of an illegal bugging device and at tempting to defraud the Conservative party First Lady Rosalynn Carter holds her diploma for an honorary doctorate in Humanitarian Arts as Titt College President Dr Robert Jackson left and Dean Kenneth Morris unfold the hood con ferring the degree at Forsyth 60 Sunday Earlier Mrs Carter gave the commencement address AP Laserphoto Winning Lottario numbers TORONTO iCPi The six winning numbers chosen in Saturdays Lottario draw were three 18 27 30 32 and 35 The bonus number was 24 There were no winners in the jackpot pool which reached $75680740 That money will be added to next weeks jackpot which will grow until someone wins it it OABLIARY LIMITED The vocabulary of the aver YOUR lNVlTATION to gWALL T0 WALL CARPETS TRAVEL RUGS FURNITURE pRESENTATION PROFESSIOLALLX CLEANED Es JUNE 3th Iorrios First Commercially Operated sagv Blue Flame Room Truck Mounted Carpet Cleaning Unit Consumon Gas HAYS TRAVEL 7284 761 7204700 Commercia Rsidentia JOHN ounm SIMCOE CARPET UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS More than I000 the Darlington protestors marched to the site of nuclear generating station Saturday near Newcastle Ont The protestors Hundreds sing chant against nuclear power By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hundreds of antinuclear demonstrators marched chanted and sang their way from nuclear power plant sites to jail during worldwide pro tests against atomic energy The protests were generally peaceful but woman was kill ed Sunday in Spain when policeman fired his sub machinegun into crowd of antinuclear demonstrators who started throwing rocks One hundred demonstrators many chanting Two four six eight we dont want to radiate were arrested in Limerick Pa after they scal ed snow fence around the con struction site of Philadelphia Electric nuclear power plant And consumer advocate Ralph Nader told rally in Boston No country or civiliz ed society can tolerate form of energy so linked to potential disaster that an area thousands of square miles could be rendered uninhabitable to future generations More than 800 demonstrators representing loosely allied an tinuclear and environmental groups were arrested Sunday bringing the weekend total to more than 1100 Most were charged with minor offences ranging from trespassing to disturbing the peace POLICE STONE Two thousand demonstrators hurled stones at police in Balboa Spain during protest over the construction of $1 billion atomic power plant Police responded with rubber bullets and smoke grenades and the woman was killed when civil guard opened fire authorities said On Saturday as prelude to The Pontiff and the girl Pope John Paul ll stretches out his hands to receive little Polish girl after Holy Communion this weekend at By JOHN FERGUSON OTTAWA CPI The cabinet Joe Clark forms today soon must confront the tricky problem of rising prices if it hopes to avoid the kind of iii flation that helped defeat Pierre Trudeaus Liberal government Clark went out of his way during the election campaign to say he would not reintroduce wage and price controls despite an annual inflation rate that reached 98 per cent last month But Clark clearly will have to take some action to soothe workers whose incomes fell behind the rise in living costs last year Otherwise catchup settle ments could reignite the kind of payprice leapfrogging that Warsaws Victory Square when forced Trudeau intovthTe un popular controls program in 1975 Ed Broadbent whose New Democratic Party could help Clarks minority government stay in power said last week he had been assured by the Pro gressive Conservative leader that some action would be taken before the new Parlia ment meets in October LAIIK NOT SPECIFIC Clark wasnt specific but those actions will likely fall short of the fair prices commis Sion with rollback powers which was major plank in the NDP election platform Meanwhile the National marched about three kilometres behind truck decorated as Laserphoto Sundays International Anti Nuclear Day aproximately 30000 persons participated in protests in 12 states Canada the Netherlands and Japan In Newcastle Ont about 20 antinuclear protesters remain ed in jail Sunday as result of demonstration at the Darl ington nuclear power plant site 70 kilometres east of Toronto Police and Ontario Hydro security officers arrested 66 people including five parachutists who landed on the plant site and charged them with trespassing police spokesman said Sun day that most of those charged were released on their own recognizance until court ap pearance June 26 KEPT IN CUSTODY Those who refused to sign recognizance forms requiring them to keep the peace were kept in custody and are to ap large white elephant CP pear in court today in Whitby Ont About 1000 people attended Saturdays demonstration at the 1200acre site of what will be the worlds largest nuclear plant The demonstrations were held three months after an acci dent released radioactive cloud and shut down the Three Mile Island plant near Har risburg Pa More than 500 persons were arrested Sunday at nuclear plant site near the Long Island community of Shoreham NY where 15000 demonstrators ook part in an antinuclear ral About 8000 persons turned out for demonstration in Kalkar West Germany and 3000 for rally at plant site in Brittany one of several rallies in France were ww on hundreds of thousands attended the openair mass At left is the Pope bowing to embrace the smiling child AP Wirephoto Rising prices high on list of priorities 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