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NEWS BOUNDUP Pensioners And Taxes TORONTO CPI Premier John Hobart Indicated 111m day tint if needy pensioners liv in 1a rooming houses have been excluded from government taxrelic measures the mea sures will be amazed to include them Mr nobaru intervening in questions dincred at John Yar fessor at cuvirounatal mates at York Uaimrsizy was named president cl the new National ng Committee announced by Reuben Beatil executive dlruior of the prufmsiunal housing cm sulant mind Audain as hired in September and to committee has obtained nan cial help from the federal Cen cmko social and family scnv ices minister tnld the Ontario NW legislature be has asked for an amine mm investigation into needy pm starters who do not own property or rent apartments The $10000000 provided in the 297071 budget to relieve needy pcnslontri from property taxes will be spent and the govern ment will nd ways 10 see that all the needy are covered The budget included relief from property taxes up to $100 year for pensioners over 65 ceiving Welfare supplements to thetr oldnge pension and own ing or renting homes and apart malts The program was immedi ately Uitlcized by welfare agen cies because it excluded thou lands of Lb must needy pcn sioncrs who live album in single rooms but still pay towards taxes through their rent The premier indicated that if the 0000000 provided is not no gh that too can be changed Radio Messages TORONTO CF Paul flar ney secretary of the Ontario New Democratic Party said Thursday on international cum rnitteo is being fanned to broad cast antigovernment radio mes sages into Greece Mr finnay reunited Thurls day from Inndon after spending more than week on 50foot sailboat off the west coast of Greece Radio broadcasts criti cal of the Greek government were boomed from the boot for four days With Mr llamey on the rented boat were Canadians Yves Gellnas and Yves Andre and young Englishman named Males Mr ilumey said the interna tloual committee will be headed by Hans Junilschek general secretary of the Socialist lnter national In tendon He said the operation already has broad European support He plans fundraising drive in Canada National Housing TORONTO The Cana dian Welfare Council announced Thursday the formation of commmcveo bring pressure on lite federal government to solve number of pmlassioaals and some architects and will have strong represuimtivn from low income and other citizeul groups air Baetz said FIRED Maggie Morris the first woman announcer on CBC net works said today slit was fir ed by the CBC for phony English accent lillss Morris is panelist on the TV network show Flashback from 19m to 1963 announced station breaks on CBCTV signoff newscasts CF Wircphoto Pollution Charge TORONTO tCP Dismissal of charge cfbollutlon against Lalmfield College north of Pc terhorough does not indicate the need for amendments to provin eiat legislation the Ontario leg islnture was told Thursday Energy and ftcsources Minis tcr George Kerr raid the On tario Water Resources Commis slon Act adequate to win con victions it the proper facts are adequately presented to court To see that this is done he said he wll recommend that where grounds for prosecution seem sufficient the evidence should he presented by Crown attorney rather than by the lawyer for private complain ant national housing needs Alex Murray associate pro ou WELL CliPPING UN Workman attempting to cup Chevron Oil Companys well no are dwarfed amid twist ed steel on the damaged plat lllan $200000 Deyrnun ruled Wednesday the Group had filled to prove in tent to defraud that lawyer Joseph William bought control of the mining company from them with an ov udratt out of Kirkland treas TEE canon nausea FRIDAY APRIL 1m Cailee was laid by the Patch borough branch of Pollution Probe Universiry of Toronto hased group using as evidence an OWRC mart which was disc missed by the fudge as lacking continuity to prove pollution from college sewers and Septic systems Two Acquitted macaw 4cm Lawyer Hugh Gordon Morris and banker Frederick Horpur tl both of Tomato have been at ouitted of conspiring to defraud Kirkland vansite Gold Mines ud of securities worth more County Court Judge Hany He said neither man knew erdrutl intending to pay the ov TY Williams arranged the over draft onerday loan from Enrique Canadicooe Nationals and purchased the company from Mr Morris and the late Johnson in Mr liarpurs office Williams was sentenced to three years for fraud last De Bomber Talent Festival TORONTO CPt Mezzossc prano Gabriella Levine was awarded first place and 52000 Thursday night in the vocal cut egory of tho 11th annual CBC Radio talent festival Renee Resen of Toronto re ceived second place and $1000 Violinist Adele Armin of To ronto vcn top honors in the string section in which lilaan Cooper of Quebec City finished second lnthc vind category clarinet lst John Ralsnn was first fol lowed by French horn player John MacDonald of Ottawa Jane Coop of Calgary won the piano competition edging run nerup Camille tnkmau of Vans couver Murder Charges THUNDER BAY CPI Oiva Olnvl Illetnmics 44 was co mundeul to April Thursday on two charges of noucapltal nlur der He has been charged in the shooting death of Eiao Kcskl 65 and Elno Selinl 54 both of the Thunder Bay district The two men were found Monday The charge against Lakcfleld form in tho Gulf of Mexico The flow of oil was stopped Monday with heavy mud but bad weather has delayed tin ot capping Meanwhllct itd Suspected Slayer Self Ends Police TORONTO CF police lnan sought for double murder coded violently Thursday night as the man shot himself to moments before police search for zorycaroltl death were able to arrest him Tile search for Douglas Stew wantcd all rge er heireapilal murder the Ontario Hospital IILIL Stcwalt had prcviuusly art of Toronto ltlLtl iii been patient police said The charge agdnsl tewart dent in the house Both had been stabbed hospital spokesman said Stewart who had been receiv ing outpatient treatment since his release last October appar ently came Thursday friend but that no appointments were llSttd and no doctor saw him Stewart was first discovered In hospital hallway by cleaning lady who said he was lying on the flour holding gun was laid eliciting the die ry She named hos plLal guard 301mgth prams who then phoned the police in Stewarts ruon house and Stewart shut himself in the DER WAY cral grand jury in New or lcans is investigating the nits hap that resulted in heavy pol lution of the Gulf for several George Myer 65 another rcsi to the hospital to visit doctor weeks AP Wirephoto Shoots Search cred him SOFSPRA LOCATIONS liZI Burton tlnrrlo Shopping Plaza 267 Steele at Blake TORONTO GI Pollution Probe University of Toronto hosed group has given Premier Hobart tin of demands for government action on pollution control In an introductory letter Dr Dcnald canal of the universitys zoology department says the de mands are not radical or start ling any continuing program to pres vent funher degradation of the simply prerequisite to environment demands include POLLUTED CAVIAPt The department of lands and forests seized about one nndahalf ton catch of stur geon because of mercury found In samples taken from Lake St Clair The 250 fish worth about sumo were caught by two fulltime Windsor com merciai fishermen Here Gord on Drouillard hauls Impound sturgeon into trailer getting ready for the department to come and bury the fish Slur geon were selling for about $135 pound and the eoviar sturgeon eggs sell for about $1 pound iCP Vircplinto lullyen bmkleu Now there are plans for duplicating the March it dodieatory issue and new do signs aro in the works for 11 Issue showing some of the fairs buildings and in classical art reproduction On the first day of sale un limited quantitics of stamps OSAKA iCPi Expo 10 vis iiors have been besieging post offtccs hcrc to buy the colorful new issue of Japanese stamps commemorating opening or AslnsJirst vorld fair 0n opening day pldlatelisls were at the doors at dawn and there were still long lineups YELLOWSTONE Mont API This northwest gateway city to Yellowstone Na tional Park once ghost town for sLlt months of the year has found way to beat the winter doldrums it joined the snow mobile generation Caution Snowmobiles on the streets sxiys sign at the city limits Welcome Snowmobi icrs reads another The city and its 600 year round residents are the happy victims of craze that has hit wherever snowfall is sufficient to support the speedy hugs More and more places are opening up all the time said Al Bendz manager of the 4f unit Executive Inn Now were often full on the weekends sometimes with two or three snowmobile clubs at time The enthusiasts collie from all over the United States The city has proclaimed itself Snowmobile Capital of the World It might be The machines line the streets They pop and crackle along maze of trails winding through government lands surrounding the city The major drawing card is Yellowstone Park hunt an oil thtlsiust enn motor along rand New Japan Stamps Tell Oi Expo 70 Grand Opening iatrs headquarters and press eunlrc Clerks work at top speed computing amounts the sore banLhe Japanese version of the abacusand they are proba bly among the few postal clerks anywhere who smile bow and arregatonlany say dome thankswhen you buy posing Snowmobiles Invading Park Beat The Winters Doldrums night in cabin at Green Point when post offices closed at pm Japan allotted to per cent of its commemorative issue to the foirs main post office and its four branches The commemorative stumps included 15 and Wyen sin gles BDltycn souvenir sheets and were sold but at least one spec ulutortho Japanese call them curNtone brokersvas spot ted buying 150 packs 15000 stamps each 50 packs at time After that quantities were restricted The ma post office serves not only philateliss but also the WOrst Auto Industry head Just before police discov DETROlT lAPl Hit by the worst March Sales in eight years the US auto industry re ported Thursday the worst first quarter sales of new cars since 1907 Tile four majorUS produ cers reported sales of 1782431 cars in the three months ended March Ill down 122 per cent from the 2029857 sold at this Limo last year Sales for Marchtraditionally one of the strongest selling months of the rwo 646673 down 101 per cent from March 1969 This made if the worst March since 1915 when 316357 cars were sold The decline was led by indus try giant General Motors which reported its March sales were off ltlai per cent from last year and down 182 per cent for the first quarter GM sales plunged 224 per cent in the final 10 days of March Ford Motor 00 the No our builder lcported sales down 74 per cent in March and down 61 per cent for the first quarter Ford sales were down 18 per cent in the final 10 days of the month Chrysler the No auto matter reported sales of 120735 Sales Since FirstQuarter 1957 Chrysler was helped by tB percent sales surge in the final lb days of the month The com pany attributed the increase to strong sales of its compact Dodge Dart and Plymouth Val iant and Duster lines For the first quarter how ever Chrysler sales were down 511 per cent American Motors whose sales have been aided by the subcom pact Hornet reported sales up 35 per cent for the final 10 days of March up 13 per Cent for the entire month and up 45 per cent for the first quarter AMCs new even smaller sub compact Gremlin went on sale Wednesday stamp Coincollectors too have their day at Expo special fairre fated mintlng of lovycnlcoins about 30 centsis available to foreigners Only three of the coppernickel coins are avuila hie to each foreigncr and when he buys set his passport or American military identification card is stamped so he cant come back to the wicket for more Lottery Laws Could Bring Racketeers TORONTO CF tion to racketecls commission promoter There is fill area here for ih wrong people to gel make it real racket He said lotteries under th present regulations will crcat administrative chaos Police Chief James Mackey warned Thursday that Ontarios new lot tery regulations are an Invita lit report to the city police he said legiti mate organization could get licence and turn it over to in and Probe Demands Action On Pollution Control Bistig legislation ca pollu uuzl uniformly and gully ea forced by 1971 acd find for vio lations raised to minimum of 55000 day and Jail sent res imposed on company of his ubo refuse to comply Antlpollutieu devices mod to 11 motor wattle by Prin3ry sewage treatment facilities for all communities of 10000 or more by ten and sec ondary irratmeat tacibues by 1975 i7hosphatc levels in deter woys formerly impassable and set bull elk buffalo goose Em maybe trumpeter man 01 mouse The buildings are no longer boarded up when the first snows arrive Theyre nuw lighted and open for husin There is hardy lamlly in town without snowmobile Some have two or hire Each cch the tenn stages March snowmobile rally which attracts about 5000 persons and 4000 machines The rally is the biggest of its type in the Sailor Charged In Mass Murder HARTFORD Conn API 13yearold sailor was charged Thursday with niurdcr ill the deaths of four young people in Futicld on Good rrday morn ng Iostltlt Morin was re turned to Connecticut nhere he on booked in the olliee of the llertferd Supt Court clerk then transported to the Connect icut Correctional Centre Authorities said norm would be arraigned April on the ltillnlrr charges Morin had been held in New York rilltu AIJHII Ill on it gents limited to rast 11 per by August fha budget of the 1ch meat of energy and resource tripled ilrmcdtteiy An mumental tamed charged win protection of the en nnwnt against all polish lieu ncrnorai of provincial lane on pollution control equipment laxmurn permissible lev els of sulphur in coil and 1121 all be reduced to 15 per can immediately and to 05 per mt by im Senate Supports Student SitIn SUDBURY CP student continqu at Lamcntinu verslty Thursday night with the support of the university as note which threatened pen sion of all academic activities if the board of governors does not agree to Joint meeting by who have ex uf confidence ln slrallun policies startEd in Wednesday in the uni vc main dining room and social Ltntlc Between 50 ion students are participating The senate approved resolu tions Thursday ltuppurtlng tb sitin and endorsing any aw slon of the demonstration as long as it remains nonviolent Student leaders were musician ing the occupation of other calm pus building should the gotten nors refuse to meet with the le noic The Senate received support from students and the univer silys iactlliy association In noconfidcncc vote last March to letoiled at the board of governors and university president Stanley Mullins The senate maintains MI Mullins will not support faculty positions on longrollge univen sin planning it also accused the board of governors execu tive committee of alienation charge of helm absent without leave WINDSOR Ont iCP Ford Canada Ltd and Chrysler Canada Lid each will have passenger car assembly plant working sixday weeks this monlh in moves which could mark the end of the winter sales slump Spokesman for General Mo tors ilt Oshawa said the firm plans to continue to operate on twoshift 40shotlr Vcck basis Chryslers Windsor car Ford car assembly plant at St ovcrtime Spokesman for compact curs Fords line of compacts NATURAL SLICED ELM in March up 24 per cent from the 123114 Sold in March 1969 COFFEE END TABLES Values to $I59 Now from $991 in yesterdays advertisement this item should have read WALNUT SAVE 20 19 ESSA ED 7261466 Your Building Centre Lease at one low sun oilnen ptnk Iopir sunly 15 and Colours to Utmost Irrom OPHTHALMICALLV CORRE lenses electronically pmcislon delivered to your home directly by pm NOTICE TO EXAMINER SUBSCRIBERS CARRIER MISS YOU it your Barrio Examiner carrier has not arrived by pm please phone 7232433 and copy of The Examiner 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