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NEWS ROUflLJE Hearst faces up to 25 years in prison SAN FRANCISCO AP Patricia Hearst convicted of bank robbery by jury convinc ed of her guilt by her words and actions as the revolu tionary Tania faces up to 25 years in prison and another trial on moreserious charges Evidence presented by the government to show that the kidnapped newspaper heiress willingly embraced the ter rorism of her captors outweighed her testimony that she coo rated with them to save heriiefe jurors said dont think it was any par ticular thing at all that led to our finding her guilty said Marilyn Wentz member of the jury that found Miss Hearst guilty of armed bank robbery Saturday after 12 hours of deliberation think it was combination of all the evidence Mrs Wentz 36 dental assistant and mother of four said in an interview Sunday night know went over it and over it everything before deciding She said she thought that both the prosecutor US Attorney James Browning and chief defence lawyer Lee Bailey did very good job in presen ting the case Another juror said the ordeal of deliberations was so intense that some members of the jury wept and others became Sick to their stomachs SENTENCING SET Sentencing by US District Judge Oliver Carter is schedul ed for April 19 He said Sunday that the maximum penalty he would consider would be 25 years in prison and $10000 fine for armed bank robbery Miss Hearst 22 also was con victed of using weapon in felony which carries max imum 10year sentence But Carter said dont consider that could impose the second penalty on top of the bank rob bery since that really is in cluded in the first offence The minimum sentence would be probation Group protest NORTH BAY Ont CP delegation of private and com mercial aircraft groups met Saturday with Blais Lib eral member of Parliament for Nipissing to protest the federal governments new fee on land ings at the Jack Garland Air port here Wayne Quirt presi dent of the North Bay chapter of the Experimental Aircraft Association said the fee of $260 per landing effective April is being snuck in by the govern ment on us President dies BROCKVILLE Ont CP John Dodge 74 of Cardinal Ont president of two large eastern Ontario construction firms died Saturday in Fort Lauderdale Fla Mr Dodge suffered stroke five weeks ago while on winter vacation He was president of Dodge Con struction Co Brockville and Cardinal Construction Ltd Cardinal Phones out SCHUMACHER Ont CP This town of 5000 three miles east of Timmins has been with out telephone service since Sat urday night following cable break Northern Telephone rep resentative Dave Hamilton said Sunday the cause of the break has been identified as water seepage Second school THOMASBURG Ont CP 200acre farm just west of this community may become the second residential school for autistic children in the prov ince Bruce Gorrill president of the Ontario Society for Autistic Children said Sunday the society is applying to the On tario ministry of health for fun ding Thomasburg is about 20 miles northeast of Belleville ESCORTED BY deputy US Marshal Janie Jamenoz Patricia Hearst arrives at Idealism urged GUELPH Ont CP Robv ert Nixon former Ontario Lib eral leader said Saturday that students should bring their idealism to the Liberal party Mr Nixon told members of the University of Guelphs Student New Liberal Association that politics becomes sort of game and not always the great est without idealism Hurt in fire LONDON Ont CP Leif Bjorkudd 27 was transferred to the burns unit at Victoria Hospital on Sunday after being critically injured in fire at the Dow Chemical of Canada Ltd vinylchloride plant in Sarnia No one else was injured in the fire Saturday in the plants fur nace room company spokesman said cause of the fire was unknown and that an investigation is underway Three killed Three men were killed Satur day night in twocar crash on Highway 27 near this communi ty 12 miles north of Toronto The dead are Hilton Arthur Young 61 of Rutherglen in the North Bay area driver of one car Stanislaw Hus 53 Toron to driver of the other car and Steven Rodon 53 Toronto passenger in the Hus car Doctor dies LUCKNOW Ont CP Dr William Victor Johnston called Canadas Mr General Prac tioner died Saturday in this small Lake Huron town where he had treated the ailing and in jured and delivered babies for 30 years He was 79 His experiences as an obscure family doctor in an unexceptional rural community became known to thousands of people in Canada and abroad when he wrote Before The Age OBITUARIES JAMES ALLEN James Allen 72 died Wednesday in the Royal Vic toria Hospital in Barrie Mr Allen is survived by his wife Lillian Brett daughter Helen Mrs Jack Caldwell and randchildren Doug and Bren He also leaves sister May Mrs Edgar Thompson of Stroud and brother Harkley Allen of Barrie The funeral was in the chapel of the Steckley Funeral Home in Barrie with burial in the Alliston Union Cemetery NORA GODDEN Norah Godden sister of Charlie Firman of Barrie died Thursday in St Josephs ltospital in Sarnia She was 74 Mrs Godden is survived by children Betty Harder of Port Huron Mich Anne of batham and Glen of Van couvcr her grandchildren Jerry Ken Steve Jim Ed tilt and Norah Marie her greatgrandson Paul Christopher and her brothers Charlie of Barrie and lack of Red Deer Alta She was predeceased by lmr husband the late Trevuel hidden Services were scheduled at Saturday in the chapel of the Jennett Funeral Home in Barrie with burial in St Pauls Innisfil Church cemetery New MARCH 25 26 27 San Franciscos Federal Building where she will sit out the jurys first full day of of Miracles memoir that became bestseller in 1972 The book title refers to the practice of medicine before the development of the socalled miracle drugsinsulin penicillin and othersutransformed many killer diseases into curable il Inesses What began in 1924 as routine medical practice in rural Ontario after he had graduated from the University of Toronto medical school became lifelong crusade to better the position and qualifications of the general practioner Star arrested ROCHESTER NY IAIN Rock star David Bowie was ar rested Sunday on drug posses sion charges Police said Bowie 29 had about half pound of mari juana in his possession when he was arrested in the Flagship Americana Hotel by Rochester detective and police investigator Three other persons were ar rested with the rock per former who gave concert in Rochesters War Memorial on Saturday Bowie was released on $2000 bail for arraignment Monday Tour off ROME APA planned United States tour by La Scala opera company of Milan has been cancelled because of Ita lys financial problems the tourism and entertainment ministry announced Sunday Adolfo Sarti tourism and entertainment minister told of ficials of La Scala in letter the original budget for the plan ned tour has substantially in creased since it was first made The La Scala company plann ed to perform in the United States next fall as part of the American bicenttnnial celebra tions Nine concerts LONDON APThe English Chamber Orchestra with soloists Daniel Barenboiin and Isaac Stern will give series of nine Carnegie Hall concerts in New York in April and May as GEORGIAN COLLEGE MUSIC THEATRE PRESENTS The Merry Widow Directed by Wendy Hicks Music by Franz Lehor book and lyrics by Charles George PM GEORGIAN COLLEGE THEATRE HWY 400 DUCKWORTH ST BARRIE TICKETS $250 FROM Sam The Record Man II Dunlop St Dorrie Muntz Centre Dorrie Chiropractlc CIInIc Alliston Wroyc Pharmacy Allilton Phone 436372I Or at the door deliberations in holding cell near the courtroom AP Photo British salute to the American bicentennial The tour sponsored by the National Westminster Bank is billed as Mozart festival and will feature Barenboim as soloist in all Mozarts piano concertos and Stern playing all the violin concertos Golfer shot LUSAKA Zambia Reuter British professional golfer David Moore was shot to death Sunday in the copper mining town of Mufulira where he had been taking part in an interna tional golf tournament spokesman for Roan Con solidated Mines which owns the mine and township at Mufulira 220 miles north of here said his body was found in the courtyard of Mufulira General Hospital beside that of friend who had also been shot The spokesman said police were investigating theory that the friend Ray Ginnes had carried Moore to the hospital and had shot himself before staff reached the door Must leave BANGKOK AP The United States began disniantlv ing its big radio listening post in northeast Thailand today following the Thai govern ments weekend decision that all but 270 of the 4000 US military personnel in Thailand must leave the country within four months Thousands of leftist students marched on the US embassy Sunday for demonstration bomb thrown into the proces sion along the way killed four students and wounded more than 80 Representatives of III rightist groups in favor of the US military presence broke into BEST PICTURE One Flew over Nest Barry Lyndon Jaws Naslivdle Dog Day Afternoon BEST SONG How Lucky Can You Get Im Easy Now That Were in Love Cuckoos Richatds Window Wherr Gomu To Youre the headquarters of the Na tional Student Centre of Thailand NSCT smashed fur niture and broke windows They also demanded that Premier Kukrit Pramoj sup press Communists in vestigate Soviet spying in Thailand and arrest top leftist student leader Some NSCT leaders blamed the rightist groups for the bomb attack but police said they have no suspects One youth was badly beaten by students who believed he threw the bomb but police let him go after questioning him US military spokesman said two C130 transports took 118 US personnel and equip ment from the Ramusen Elec tronics Intelligence Centre out of the country Vandalism TORONTO CP Ninety tombstones and monuments were toppled and smashed in cemetery Saturday by group of vandals who left litter of beer bottles Its as if they had something against religion ground skeeper Allan Best said Mr Best said he was amazed at the amount of strength and determination that must have been used to push over the markers Some of the stones are four feet high and four or five feet long They weigh ton or ton and half Mr Best said he would make list of the damage then he would try to contact relatives who will be asked to pay for restoring the stones He said vandalism is regular thing in the trade But this time they really did it to us Ballots cast BANGKOK Thailand AP Radio Ihnom Penh reported today that 98 per cent of the 3635581 eligible voters cast ballots Saturday in Cambodias first election since the Com munists took over the country last April The broadcast said the voters elected 250 of the 515 candidates for seats in the Cambodian Ieo pics Representative Assembly an organ described by the government as the coun trys highest public body The elections were held at all population bases peasant cooperatives factories and revolutionary army units and 18 was the minimum voting age the report said The broadcast gave the population of ambodia as 773279 figure apparently based on census held after the Communists took over Die in fire TEL AVIV AP Israeli police are holding seven suspects in the investigation of weekend fire that destroyed seaside hotel at the Mediterra nean resort of NtItlIlin Four tourists were killed and 46 per sons were injured Police Iol Emanuel Par said three hotel employees are among the seven persons being held But he said fire depart ment and police experts have not decided yet whether the fire in the ZOOroom Park Hotel Friday night was the work of an arsonist Ile said no charges have been filed Earlier unconfirmed reports said the fire may have been set by racketeers who were unable to extort protection money Police said they were also iii vestigating group of youths who were thrown out of the hotels nightclub shortly before the fire began Ask decision TATIIARINES nt The southern zone of ST TI the Ontario Metis and Non Status Indian Association decided Saturday to seek court decision that the people it represents are Indians within the meaning of the British Nor th America Act We are ignored and this puts us in difficult position unless we can start to take visible steps said meeting chairman Tony Belcourt of Ottawa We are not the people at the bottom of the ladder we are around the corner from where the ladder is Association directors are to meet in Toronto with Rene Brunelle Ontario cabinet chairman April 26 Mr Belourt said the associa tion represents 100000 Ontario residents who are classified as Metis and nonstatus Indians by the definitions of the Indian Act The association wants the On tario government to give its members equal hunting and fishing rights as enjoyed by status Indians and free access to provincial parks On Marilyn NEW YORK AP Four teen years after her death Marilyn Monroe is quoted as saying she was hooked on sex and her image as sex god dess became burden to heran albatross There was period when responded too much to flattery and slept around too much thinking it would help my career though always liked the guy at the time she is quoted as saying in an excerpt of book published in the April issue of Ladies Home Journal British journalist William Weatherby who says he inter viewed Miss Monroe between 1960 and 1962 the year she died quotes her My body turned all these people on like turning an elec tric light and there was rarely anything human in it Marilyn Monroe became burden wliatyoucallit an albatross People expected so much of me sometimes hated them Watherby also says Miss Monroe told him was never kept always kept myself sometimes felt was hooked on sex the way an alcoholic is on li quor or junkie on dope Weatherby quotes Miss Monroe as saying she was hav ing an affair with Washington politician whom she never identified Only pro bleni is hes married right now and hes famous so we have to meet in secret she is quoted as saying Leadership MONTREAL CP Canadas economic woes will continue unless the federal government provides more leadership than it has in the past the Canadian Economic Policy Committee said in report released today Forecasts indicating little if any improvement in the rate of inflation further rise in unemployment and only modest gains in overall produc tivity do not constitute an outlook for the Canadian economy in 1976 that can be viewed with equanimity the report said They stand in sharp con trast to the performance ex pected in number of other major industrial economies particularly the United States economy where the need for greater discipline in its policies was recognized sooner and im Iiltwl BLVEIHJ AXOEI SUBAVTd SllOWVd CONTEST RULES Mahogany BEST ICTOR Jack Nicholson Walter Matthou Al Pacino Maximillian Scholl BEST SUPP ACTOR George Burns Brod Dourif Burgess Meredith Chris Sovondon Jack Worden CHANN Choices must be marked on the Examiner Ballot only one entry per envelope You may enter more than once but 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drownings Nova Scotia also had one traffic fatality Prince Edward Island Saskatchewan and Alberta each reported one traffic death No accidental deaths were reported in New Brunswick Manitoba and Newfoundland New law TORONTO CP womans right to stay at home while she is receiving welfare will no longer be taken for granted under new legislation expected to be approved by the Ontario cabinet this week John Anderson deputy minister of community and social services said in an inter view that under the legisla tion both men and women will have to prove their need to stay home rather than work In the past only men had to prove they should stay at home The legislation calls for all ablebodied welfare recipients to work when full or parttime jobs are available and ap propriate for them Mr Anderson said there are about 40000 female heads of families collecting municipal welfare in Ontario The onus of determining who should work will fall on the social worker The deputy minister said ear ly 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