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the oxamlnor Friday July 1917 extra AECL president fired says Energy Minister OTTAWA CP Faced with continuing high losses in Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd Energy Minister Alastair Gillespie said Thursday he has dumped the president of the company and ordered financial reorganization Gillespie said he learned last Wednesday that the nuclear promoting corporation will lose $180 million day later the board of directors recommended that John Foster be asked to step down and that action was taken on Monday But firing Foster president of the company since the start of 1975 appears to have done little to mollify opposition criticism of its operations Both the Progressive Conservatives and the New Demo crats saw Foster as sacrificial lamb and said there should be further inquiries into the role government played For the last 10 years the ministers responsible have been guilty of gross negligence and there should be an inquiry into the matter of almost criminal negligence in the handling of public funds TC Douglas NDPNanaimo CowichanThelslands said TABLEI REPORT Gillespie announced the firing of Foster after tabling in the Commons copies of document called Highlights 197677 Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd He said that the losses will occur in spite of rene otiation of contract to sell reactor to Argentina ch the government thought would reduce projected loss of $100 million to $25million But special audit showed on that sale alone the company will lose at least $130 million The remainder of the loss came in the domestic nuclear program Scout Jamboree nears end CABOT PARK PEI CP By Monday there will be nothing left of the 1977 Canadian Scout Jamboree but 650 acres of empty campsite 400 septic toilets and the footprints of 17000 boys and several girls Larry McIntyre of Kitchener Ont one of contingent of leaders handling public relations for the 10day event said the boys are keen to have another jamboree next year but the time and place have not been decided Previous Canadian jamborees were held in 1949 1953 and 1961 Canada sends delegations to international jamborees every four years Each troop here buys its own food at five supermarkets set up by local wholesaler in plywood huts on the grounds The boys are gobbling down even more than the originally estimated tons of hamburger 10000 dozen eggs and 17000 loaves of bread An 80bed hospital has handled minor cuts burns sprains and stomach upsets and about 19 patients day are trans ferred to local hospitals for more serious ailments such as ruptured appendixes MPP wants Toronto iail closed TORONTO CP An op position MPP has asked SolicitorGeneral John Mac Beth to close the Toronto jail immediately so we will no longer continue to play Russian roulette with the lives of prisoners in One tario Jim Bradley LSt Cath arines said such action was necessary because in tolerable conditions at the jail might lead to fire Scores of prisoners in cluding five in Stratford Ont have been killed during the last six months in North American jail fires MacBeth acting correc tions minister said he wished it were possible to closetheiail JOHN MMBETII not now Would amend AntiInflation Act OIIAWA CP The government proposed legislation Thursday to amend the AntiInflation Act to stop unions and companies that have had wage and price rises rolled back from regaining their losses when the controls end In effect the proposals say that any pay contract or price rise that the antiinflation board or the federal antiinflation admtinistrator has reduced is deemed to be an amended con rac union or company could not claim automatic en ti tlement to the difference between what was negotiated and what was permitted by the antiinflation board as soon as the legislated controls end Finance Minister Donald Macdonald said earlier this year that he planned to bring in the amendment because the goverment feared sudden burst of inflationary pressure when controls end because groups might try to immediately regain their losses To probe Olympic contracts QUEBEC CP public inquiry will be held into Olympic construction con tracts Premier Rene Levesque announced Thurs day Government spokesmen later confirmed that final decision on the format of the inquiry would be made next week The government recently received report from the provincial treasury board and the Quebec auditor general on construction con tracts for the $1 billion worth of Olympic facilitiw The report has not been made public but published reports said it recommended an inquiry because of ex cessive costs of Olympic con st ruct ion The published reports said the auditorgeneral described the construction contracts as so flexible as to allow abuses and excess profits for contractors without recourse to outright fraud RENE LEVIISQLE announces inquiry TICKETS AND BUS Chicago Concert July 12 Blue Jays Sunday afternoons Coming Soon Eagles Concert Aug led Zeppelin Aug Coachman Summertime Tour Telephone Orilllo 3251061 AA Prince Charles joins in the traditional Indian tribal dance after being inducted as Chief Kedajsto Red Crow of the Blood tribe of southern Alberta He is flanked by Chief Jim Shot Both Sides left and Mrs Shot Both Sides CP Photo Prince becomes Indian chief CALGARY CP Prince Charles who became an Indian chief Thursday assumes an other position todayGrand Marshal at the Calgary Stam pede Under the Blood tribes sa cred Sun God the future head of the Commonwealth and De fender of the Faith became Chief Red Crow in an hourlong ceremony crowd of 2000 people wat ched medicine man Arthur Healy induct Prince Charles as Kainai chief on the Blood re serve at Stand Off 96 miles south of Calgary Today the prince leads the Stampede parade which organ izers say will take 90 minutes to pass any one poi nt Prince Andrew 17 will join his brother at the Stampede af ter driving through the Rocky Mountains following fishing and touring trip of British Co lumbia Prince Charles was given friendly death warning before the chieftainship Thursday being told by aides not to cross the procession of the ancient warrior Horn Society which performed the ceremony held during the centennial marking the signing of Treaty The society steeped in ritual and taboo believes anyone who crosses their processions path will be dead within one year said Hugh Dempsey Glenbow Alberta In stitute historic director adding that photgrapher who did in 1961 lied of brain tumor withinayear But the only bad omen of the day was when the Canadian flag was raised upside down at the start of the ceremony The error was remedied quickly FACE WAS PAINTED Sitting crosslegged on buf falo robe the prince had his face marked with yellow and red religious paint by the medi cine man who then set an eagle feathered headdress on his head The 2yearold royal vis itor was named Mekaisto Red Crow That was the name of renowned warrior considered by the Bloods tribe in the Blackfoot Confederacy to be their greatest chief The heir to the Brit ish Throne told the crowd it was source of great pride to bear the name He later changed into buck skins presented to him at the ceremony and led dance of about 27 other Kainai chiefs who included Many Spotted Horses former prime minister John Diefenbaker Running Antelope former lovemor General Roland Michcnerl CHINESE FOOD WANT QUICK SERVICE Try our hot fast delivery Free on orders over $800 in Barrie 10 Discount on PickUp Orders over $800 Phone 7288811 405 BAYFIELD sr BARRIE Flying Eagle Alberta LtGov Ralph Steinhauer Cree and Crop Eared Wolf Alberta Pre mier Peter Lougheed The Kainai chieftainship society is limited to 40 men It was formed in 1919 by head chief Shot Both Sides father of the present chief Its first member inducted in 1919 was the Duke of Windsor Prince Charles greatuncle who also was named Red Crow Other gifts bestowed on the Prince by the Blood tribe in cluded pinto horse hand toolcd saddle and peace pipe He jumped on his horse and ERS® ERS Ste Marie Ont as Please Note If you are member or 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tribes reserve at Brocket 115 miles southeast of here and toured mocassin factory where he bought two pairs in ladies size Ross Archer Mayor May I977 Elections would beearlier First reading for revised Act By CLIVE MOSTYN TORONTO CP Municipal electiom in Ontario would be held at least two weeks earlier under the terms of revised Municipal Elections Act given first reading in the legislature Thursday The bill tabled by Darcy McKeough treasurer and min ister of economics and inter governmental affairs would change the election late for all municipalities from the first Monday in December to the third Monday in November The bill will remain at first reading through the summer recess to pemiit comment and suggestions from municipalities their associations and the general public McKeough said He said it was important that the revised statute be approved this fall because the govem ment would like the new polling day to be in effect for the 1978 elections The minister also said the 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