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Wlt Hgmsvwnveisizw the oxamInor Monday July 11 107 extra Japanese again elect minority TOKYO AP Premier Takeo Fukudas LiberalDemo cratic party appeared headed today for its second major re buff at the polls in seven months as computer projections in dicated it would fall three seats short of majority in the up per house of parliament Both the Kyodo news service and the Japan Broadcasting Corp said their computers after digesting the returns at midmorning from Sundays election for half the members of the House of Councillors predicted the conservative for ces that have governed Japan for 29 years would wind up with 124 of the total 252 seats That would be two less than they have had since 1973 and will mean continuation of the era of compromise that began with the LiberalDemocrats setback in the lowerhouse elections last December Because of the Lockheed payoff scandal and the in volvement in it of former premier Kakuei Tanaka and other leading LiberalDemocrats the conservative party lost 16 seats then It patched together threeseat majority in the lower house by enlisting the support of eight independents but has been forced to make extensive compromises with the opposition for the first time LOSES MAJORITY Now it must manoeuvre to avoid defeat in the House of Councillors also since it no longer has the twothirds major ity in the House of Representatives needed to override an adverse vote in the upper house Though all parties played down Lockheed in this cam paign it was apparent that resentment over the scandal and the strong influence of big business on the conservative par ty is still strong Foreign policy was not an issue in the cam paign Schmidt surprised at the room DULUTH Minn AP West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt spent Sun day at lake in the Wiscon sin woods and was surprised at the room for population expansion said his host Philip Hanft Hanft second cousin to Schmidt said the chancellor had requested prior to his coming here Saturday evening that they find time to motor to Hanfts cottage on Whitefish Lake near Gor don Wis and about 50 miles fmm Duluth He was intrigued by the fact there was so much vacant land areas of woods without anything Hanft told reporter Also this lake is particularly over populated Immigration bill wrong HAMILTON CP proposed immigration bill saying that persons believed likely to engage in criminal activity should not be granted admission to Canada is fun damentally wrong the president of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association says Alan Borovoy told public forum Saturday that the proposed Bill C24 breaches fundamental democratic prin ciples and that there is something rather improper about using clairvoyance as the basis for deportation from this country Paul Copeland Toronto lawyer who specializes in im migration and criminal law said some clauses in the proposed legislation invest too much authority in the hands of immigation officials and police Im all for keeping out people involved in organized crime Copeland said He said that in his view however the RCMP are writing themselves piece of legislation to give themselves power that nobody seems to be questioning He said in an interview after the forum that about 2000 permanent residents and landed immigrants are deported from Canada each year HELMUT SCHMIDT Commercial whaling demonstration Carter rejects Japan oil swap WASHINGTON AP President Carter has rejected proposals that Alaskan pipeline oil be ship to Japan and Japanese oi sent to the United States energy adviser James Schlesinger said Sunday Schlesinger on NBCTVs Meet the Press said the presi dent has reviewed that matter and he believes that swaps would be undesirable partly for political grounds partly for other technical reasons Schlesinger admitted that Americans would not be happy to see oil from the Uni ted States shipped to another country during an energy crisis The swap was one possible method of handling an expected surplus of oil for the west coast once the Alaskan pipeline starts operating at full capacity Under the pro osal Japanesepurchased oi would have been shipped to the United States Some US and oil in dustry officials said the ex change would have lowered transportation costs in the US When asked if the swap would be politically unpopular Schlesinger responded think that is very pnwerful argu ment and as consequence there Will be no exchanges Schlesinger said the Carter administration is considering limiting the flow of foreign oil into the US as one alternative in its attempt to cut domestic energy consumption But he added you cant go very far in that direction do not think we want to create controlled scarcity He said the administration estimates that imported oil could be cut to about 30 per cent of the total consumed in the United States by 1985 if Carters energy program is enacted It now imports about 40 per cent Other alternatives being con sidered by the administration to cut oil consumption in ad dition to gasoline taxes are shutting down gasoline stations andi temporary rationing he sat rationing plan would have to be approved by Congress Schlesinger said and would be imposed only in the event of an interruption of supply It would not be used as an ordinary con servation measure he said Radio falls in bath woman among 33 dead By THE CANADIAN PRESS 22yearold Simcoe Ont woman who was electrocuted Saturday when portable radio fell into the tub while she was having bath was among at least 33 persons who died acci dentally across Canada during the weekend survey by The Canadian Press from pm Friday to midnight Sunday night local times also showed 25 traffic fa talities four drownings two persons killed in house fire and man killed when light aircraft crashed in north western Nova Scot ia Besides the electrocution On tario had four persons killed near Hanover when mo torcycle and car collided seven other separate traffic fatalities one drowning and two fire deaths Quebec had nine traffic deaths and two drownings Three persons died in traffic in British Columbia and one in Saskatchewan Prince Edward Island had one drowning and Nova Scotia had one traffic death in addi tion to the plane crash There were no accidental fa talities in Newfoundland New Brunswick Manitoba or Al berta The survey excludes indus trial accidents slayings and known suicides The Ontario dead FRIDAY Leonard Fairservice 20 and Anne Monica Mclnnis 29 both of Oshawa in motorcycle ac cident near Oshawa SATURDAY Michael Martel Hail eybury in singlecar crash 90 miles southeast of Timmins Douglas Lomas 46 Guelph when struck by car on high way near Elora north of Guelph while trying to flag down help at an accident scene George Langois 17 London when the car in which he was passenger left the road and rolled just south of Exeter Rodney Langdon 2A Tavis lock in twocar crash on the outskirts of Woodstock Glenn Paul Owen 16 St Ja cobs drowned after he jumped into waterfilled quarry near Elora Victoria Suzanne Roxburgh 22 Simcoe electrocuted when portable radio fell into tub while she was having bath Two persons in house fire in Brinston 20 miles west of Corn wall Police have not released their names SUNDAY Thomas Martin 21 Kingston from injuries suffered Saturday when car he was in left county road north of Kingston and struck tree Four persons were killed when motorcycle and car col lided on county road near Hanover 40 miles south of Owen Sound No names re leased Bedside bride Daniel Dillon in hospital because of an emergency appendectomy exchanges wedding vows with Mary Nickesl in the chapel of Oak Park Hospital in Illinois The Rev John Pahey officiatcs as the best man Steve Dillon looks on Honeymoon plans have been delayed Meanwhile hospital officials have rolled spare bed into Dillons room AP Photo Canada Works is your federal job creation program in Ontario and its ready to help your community organization or municipality serve your fellow citizens But remember the deadline for appli cation is August 26 Once again you have the opportunity to create jobs and lasting benefits for your community If your idea is good and your group Love Is cartoonist mm has Iast gift child LONDON AP Kim Ca sali whose syndicated Love Is cartoons were inspired by love for her late husband gave birth Sunday to boy The child was conceived through ar tificial insemination from her husbands sperm bank after his death Mrs Casli 35 said the child would be the last gift from her husband Roberto who died of cancer 17 months ago The baby which weighed 10 pounds ounces was named Milo Roberto Andrea Casali family friend said mother and son were doing well at nurs ing home at Guildford 30 miles southeast of London The baby is just terrific had hoped for girl but really dont mind scrap Mrs Ca sali told the London Daily Mail So far Milo has been as good as gold reckon by the size of him he will be eating steak and chips by the time he reaches six months the New Zealandborn Mrs Casali told the paper WIDE COVERAGE British newspapers gave wide coverage to the pregnancy and the birth of the child The accounts said Mrs Casali met ItalianBom Roperl to Casali in the United States in 1967 The accounts said Mrsf Casali suggested sperm bank where sperm is frozen for use later and that her husband agreed He died at age 31 During her pregnancy Mrs Casali wrote to friend Love isthe the baby carry for my darling Roberto Barnard close to retirement DETROIT AP South African heart surgeon Dr Christiaan Barnard will retire in year or two because his hands are severely crippled by arthritis says the Detroit News In an interview appearing with the newspaper Dr Barn ard said his hands are almost useless in the delicate human heart transplants he pioneered on Dec 1967 cant continue much longer he said His arthritis is causing excruciating pain in both hands MEIlUN DT DENTURE THERAPIST Complete Denture Service Hours am pm Mbn thru Sat 280 Dunlop St Barrie 72868IO Member Denturisl Society Com mon market growth has the will and the expertise to see it through Canada Works may be able to OTTAWA CP Some 20 demonstrators from The Fund for Animals Inc demonstrated peacefully Saturday in front of the home of the Japanese ambassador to Canada II The demonstration was to protest the decisions of Japan and Russia the two major whaling countries to ignore recommendations made at the United Nations En vironmental Conference for an immediate moratorium on all commercral whaling Greenpeace nuclear protest delayed OWEN SOUND Ont CP The Greenpeace Foundation has delayed the start of twomonth voyage to publicize the organizations opposition to nuclear power plants along the Great Lakes John Bennett Greenpeace coordinator said Saturday that because of boat repairs it will be Wednesday at the earliest before the organization launches the 30foot sailboat for the voyage which was to have started Sunday The boat Greenpeace Conjugal will make its first stop at North Channel on Lake Huron where Ontario Hydro is looking for site for nuclear power generating station Three of the seven stops on Lake Huron Lake Erie and Lake Ontario are in the United States organizers said at news conference Friday Independence statement harmed SAULT STE MARIE Ont CP declaration of inde pendence by Northern Ontario Indians presented to the provincial cabinet last week was unrealistic and harmed the public image of Indians says the chief of the Batchewana Indian band John Corbiere said in statement Saturday the declaration which would establish sovereigity over more than half the province undermined the value of last weeks annual conference of Ontario Indian chiefs in Toronto These meetings are meant to discuss realistic issues with the provincial government as there are certain reserves in areas that require more of the provincial governments serv1ces If these allOntario chiefs conferences are to continue they should be restructured and arranged to fit the oc casion County judges at refresher course MONCTON NB CPI About 75 country and district court judges fmm eight Canadian provinces began arriving here Sunday for six days of closed meetings to discuss changes in civil and criminal law Chief Judge Richard Miller of the New Brunswick ounty Court said the annual seminar the second to be held was working session to keep judges up to date Its like doctors going back for refresher course he said in an interview Sunday Papers covering such subjects as changes in the Criminal Code conduct of trial and legal procedures were to be pre sented he said Weve Moved Carlos Fruit Stand NOW AT Wardens Fina Station Hayfield Street Open Thurs Fri Sat can to pm Fomrty of Candles and Iayfiold expected to BRUSSELS Reuter re port under preparation by the European Economic Commu nity lEECl predicts lower growth rate than expected this year among members of the common market The report to be presented to EEC finance ministers July 18 says only Italy and Ireland are expected to improve on growth rate predictions made last No vember informed sources said Sunday The sources said the report would reduce the commissions November estimate of an over all growth rate of four per cent to three per cent The resulting growth would be insufficient to allow in creased production or to make any significant inroads on unemployment which at present stands at about 54 mil lion in the nine member coun tries they added The commission is expected to reduce its estimated growth rate for West Germany the communitys healthiest econ be low omy from five per cent to be tween four and per cent and for France from per Cent to between three and percent RATE WILL SLOW Italy which was expected to have no growth this year is likely to have growth rate of 21 per cent to three per Cent and Ireland 31 per cent instead of three per cent Britain wh0se growth rate for this year was estimated ear lier at three per cent is likely to expand by only one per cent the sources said The commission expects Brit ish wages to rise an average of 10 per cent in that period re sulting in temporary ac celeration of demand growth slowing towards the end of 1978 and new bout of inflation the sources said It also predicts an overall in flat ion rate of nearly 10 per cent in the EEC two or three per cent higher titan the com missions earlier forecast ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE INFORMATION CENTRE GRADE SEPARATION HWY NO 90 AND CPR RAILWAY CROSSING AT ESSA In public is invited to attend an information centre at tho Gronfol Community Centre Sunnidale Road bet ween the hours of 230 pm and 900 pm on JULY 13th I977 Ministry representatives will discuss the details of study comparing overhead and subway alternatives The recommendation of this study is an overhead structure Your participation is cordially invited Ministry Transportation and Communications of provide the necessary funding Heres how to get things under way Agree on project you can all support Think it through How many jobs will it create How much for salaries and other costs Who will run the project on day today bass Then go to your local Canada Manpower Centre or Job Creation Branch Office and pick up Canada Works application and Guide to Applicants The application is not complicated but please supply full details and fill it out clearly and accurately Please remember that your project whatever it is should make use of and add to the skills of the unemployed in your area helping them to reenter the work force on fulltime basis Canada Works is for your community Your province Your country For all of us So lets get working on some new ideas Manpower Maindceuvre and Immigration et Immigration Bud Cullen Bud Cullen Minister Ministre