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mug roundue Somoza asks aid from neighbors in rebel war MANAGUA AP President Anastasio Somoza was holed up in his fortified bunker in this Nicaraguan capital today ter trip to Guatemala in search of military support gr his war against the Sandinista rebels seeking to oust Sources said Somoza met briefly in Guatemala City on FYiday with the leaders of the military governments of Guatemala El Salvador and Honduras his neighbors in Central America Somoza is reported to have asked them for military aid for his embattled forces There was no immediate word on their response However Nicaraguan source said the leaders agreed with Somozas contention that the rebel offensive was backed by Cuba The source who asked not to be identified also said that the three heads of state accepted in principle Somozas call istration FAA planes design certificate Fri day ending grounding that WWW US fleet of DCIOs cleared for takeoff LONG BEACH Calif AP After 37 days on the ground the US fleet of DClO jets has been cleared for takeoff but most airlines say they wont put the planes on passenger runs until next week The Federal Aviation Admin restored the economists estimate cost air lines $25 million to $6 million daily Sir Freddie Laker the flam boyant British airline owner who pioneered cutrate transat lantic flights said he lost $15 million because of the FAA ac tion and he may sue the agency Were taking off tomorrow with full load of champagne Sir Freddie said Friday in Lon don Were going to go full stretch to try and get our money back before the end of the year Langhorne Bond the FAA ad ministrator announced the end of the grounding seven weeks after an American Airlines DC 10 crashed at Chicagos OHare Airport killing 273 persons in Seeks end to rail dispute MONTREAL CPI Nicholson chairman of the rail way labor bargaining group Don current dispute at CP Express at terminals across Canada Nicholson who is also preSi asked federal Labor Minister dent 0f the canadian Bmth Lincoln Alexander Friday to explore all avenues to end the erhood of Railway Transport and General Workers called the issue unfortunate and un necessary the worst air disaster in US history The plane bound for Los Angeles lost its left en gine on takeoff CRACKS FOUND Twelve days later the 138 DClOs owned by eight US air lines were grounded when cracks were found in the engine mounts of several planes The first DC10 flight to re sume after the ban was lifted was United Airlines flight from Chicago to Baltimore with 100 passengers and crew of 12 few airlines that had com plied with stiffened inspection requirements put some DClOs back into service before the day ended But most of the US air lines DClOs wont be through with their checks and able to carry passengers until next week airline officials said Meanwhile at the McDonnell Douglas 0010 factory in Long the examiner Saturday July 14 1979 Beach the planes manufac turer said Friday that any sus pension of DClo flights was un necessary and that the federal investigation took far too long John Brizendine president of the Douglas Aircraft Co divi sion of McDonnell Douglas called the FAA decision wel come news But he told news conference the investigation could have been approached by different means short of grounding the planes that car ried an average of 135000 US air travellers daily WEST ST BI ORilliA TIIEATRES ENEVA léWEST 51 3266331 3266542 for mutualdefence treaty under which they would send troops to Nicaragua It was expected that the three states will be pressed by the United States and Latin American states against helping Somoza Pledges money to aid refugees TORONTO CPI The Ontario government will contribute up to $500000 to match the amount of money raised in Ontario through national appeal by the Canadian Red Cross to help refugees in Southeast Asia Premier William Davis said Friday The Canadian Red Cross announced this week it hopes to raise $500000 to help the hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese Cambodian and Laotian refugees in over crowded camps throughout Southeast Asia The plight of these people is human tragedy almost defying description Davis said in statement Ima mediate assistance is required and know speak for all the people of Ontario when say that this gov ernment wants to assist in meaningfulway The money raised by the Red Cross and matched dollar for dollar by the Ontario government will be mm the Producer of National mipomis NEW YORK CITY CALL BRISTO TRA VEL 73 70340 GRASS OROOIS CONCERT Pruented in the IIEPVPSI iifgoiul Canadian Mum bv the furrte jayi eei ALSO Foul Play vac gab vecommended ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Saturday july 28 at 500 pm MOLSONS PARK BARRIE ONTARIO ALL HALE IACI TICKETS MUST IE ENNISED PRDI TO PRESENTATION AT 00 OFTICE MATINEES DAILY AT 130 PM NIGHT SHOWS AT 910 PM United Artists Throughout hi we PREMIER DAVIS immediate aid used to help the refugees outside Canada Coldwater to get newspaper ORILLIA Ont CPI The village of Coldwater will have new weekly newspaper next week Don Galbraith co publisher with village Reeve Earl Brandon said they are starting the Coldwater Journal because they believe the village of 800 people about 35 kilometres west of Orillia should not be without newspaper There had been weekly Coldwater Journal for three years but it folded this spring as did its sister paper rillia Journal SIDNEY SH ELDONS BLOODLINE Warns about kids car seats MONTREAL CPI rrrrr An manufacturer of childrens car seats issued warning to consumers Thursday that buttons used to hold the seat pad to the shell of one model can be pulled off and chewed by child Dorel Ltd said in statement that theproblem affects its model 333 manufactured between February and April 1979 The defect now has been corrected the firm said and replacement kits for the buttons are available by writing to the manufacturer here Schlesinger plans on being around WASHINGTON IATI Energy Secretary James Schlesinger says long gasoline lilies arent likely to recur this summer or next But he is less definite in predicting his own future plan to be around as long as its useful Schlesinger said Friday adding The longevity of the tenure of this position is matter be tween the president and myself He told small group of reporters that he has offered to resign several times and that it remains continuing offer open to President Carter any time he wants to accept it Big US tax cut prescribed WASHINGTON AP Republican leaders in the House of Representatives are prescribing big tax cut for the US economy while President Carters treasury secretary is saying such treatment would make no sense possibly causing worse recesston Both the Democratic administration and Republican opponents agree the US is headed for recession if it isnt in one already Ireasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal said Friday that Minion remains dangerous problem even though the ttliittlt1f is turning downward If inflation is not controlled Ili ml IIll IKS faces the much grimmer prospect of AUDREY EPBU RN BEN 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