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Colleen Gardner who has said Rep John Young Tex paid her high salary for providing him with sex meets with reporters in her SAYS MEN WERE PRESSURED lawyers Washington apartment Sunday She said number of men on congressional staffs have told her they have been pressured by Congressmen into engaging in homosex ual activities See story On Page AP Photo Weather cuts danger in forest fire drama By THE CANADIAN PRESS Damp weather has helped ease the battle against forest fires in northwestern Ontario and today some firefighters will leave the area where about 435000 acres680 square miles have been destroyed officials for the Ontario ministry of natural resources said More rain was expected today in parts of the nor thwestern area where two of the larger forest fires that began three weeks ago about 130 miles southeast 0f Kenora were brought under control during the weekend Wayne Mutton information officer with the ministry in Dryden said 48400acre called Ignace was under con trol and 50400acre fire called Ignace 19 was on its last legs Mr Mutton said about 50 fire crew members began to leave the area Sunday and about 250 firefighters from Alberta will start to leave today Harold Redding fire oper ation manager for the ministry said that in our analysis the back of the current fire danger cycle has been broken EXPECTS MOISTURE Firefighters remaining to ex tinguish the fires can expect at lest three days of ideal moist conditiOns he said Mr Redding said all of the 31 fires in the northcentral area were under control Mr Mutton said none of the five fires still out of control in the northwestern region were spreading He said infrared camera equipment on an airplane from Boise Idaho helped in the bat tle against the fires Photo graphs taken showed beds of live coals which helicci er spotters were unable to detct he said Officials said they estimated the cost of the aerial attack on fires so far was about $1 mil lion number of airplanes and helicopters have been used to dump water So far 345 forest fires have burned in the northwestern area destroying mostly poplar jackpine and spruce RESIDENTS RETURN Mr Mutton said four new SWEEP INTO SOUTH Syrians break ceasefire BEIRUT AP Syrian for ces broke the ceasefire in Lebanon again with sweep in to southern Lebanon and artil lery attacks on Sidon and Mos lem hill towns threatening Christian forces north of Beirut the Palestinians and their leftist Lebanese Moslem allies said today Kama Jumblatt leader of the Lebanese leftists accused the Syrians of laying an air sea and land famine siege on Beirut and all Moslem ports in northern and southern Lebanon to try to subdue us He said that Syrian ships were inter cepting food ships bound for Si don Tyre and Tripoli the three Moslem ports Although gasoline and flour were scarce in Beirut fruit and vegetables were available in dicating they were coming in from farms in southern Leba non Following the announcement of the latest ceasefire Satur day Syrian troops and Syrian controlled Palestinians of the Saiqa guerrilla organization withdrew some of their forces from the Beirut area But they held on to the airport and the hills south of the city and main Syrian forces were dug in 12 miles east of Beirut and outside Sidon ASSAI CRITICIZEI spokesman for the joint Palestinianleftist command Assassination attempt ends in executions NAIROBI Kenya AP Ugandan authorities have ar BC party faces split PENTICTON BC CP The British Columbia New Democratic Party faced with rebuilding following its defeat at the polls last Dec 11 now must heal split within party ranks after completion of its annual convention Sunday Despite early indications that controlling moderate elements were seeking some conciliation with dissident labor members the two factions remained split at the end of the convention The most graphic example of the gap came when labors at tem to strengthen its position on the party executive was th warted when Len Guy secre tarytreasurer of the BC Fed eration of Labor was defeated by former resources minister Bob Williams for second Vice president Organized labor has been tra ditionally re resented on the executive an Mr Guys defeat angered many labor delegates However two labor represen tativesJack Munro of the In ternational Woodworkers of America and Monty Alton of the United Steelw0rkers of Americawere elected mem bersatlarge on the executive rested or executed 2000 persons in retaliation for an assassina tion attempt against President Idi Amin travellers from Uganda report Amin ordered the purge in an effort to head off further moves against him the informants said The reports could not be con firmed The official Radio Uganda said several persons including some of the assassins were killed when three grenades were thrown at Amin at po licegraduation ceremony Thursday in suburb of Kam pala the Ugandan capital Amin told visiting Sudanese delegation that car escorting his jeep was hit and mechanic riding with him was badly hurt Radio Uganda said The president said he was not hurt the broadcast reported But rumors persisted that he was slightly hurt by grenade fragments and unofficial re ports said as many as 10 per sons may have been killed Amin told the Sudanese that any revolutionary leader must have enemies Radio Uganda said Ugandan officials said earlier the assassination at tempt was the work of Zionists and imperialists The assassins who survived were reported captured but they were not identified fires reported Saturdaytwo near Sioux Lookout and two in the Red Lake district about 100 miles northeast of Kenora were being controlled Fifty residents evacuated from the Silver Dollar and Watcomb dis tricts were returning to their homes In the Temagami area about 65 miles north of North Bay 5000acre forest fire was being controlled and ministry of ficials withdrew evacuation warnings Sunday which had been given to residents in First orook Tonwship and the cottage area of Twin and Bartle Lakes an official said John Rumney Temagami district manager for the ministry said about 160 men surrounded the fire area with hoses or fire lines cleared of brush by bulldozers He said the area received some rain during the weekend but he was concerned winds might cause roblems Four new ires were reported during the weekend bringing to six the total number of fires in the Temagami area All were started by lightning accused President Hafez Assad of Syria of using the peace ef forts of other Arab countries only to gain time and score decisive military victory against the Palestinians and Lebanese Moslems The command said Syrian column advanced into the Ar koub region of southern Leba non and overran two Palestin ian commando bases 10 miles from the israeli border Earlier reports located the bases 14 miles from the border Israeli military analysts said the Syrian advance poses no threat to Israel They said its apparent purpose is to open supply route to Syrian forces on the hills overlooking Sidon the port 25 miles south of Beirut But Palestinian sources said the Syrians are trying to take over south Lebanon to stop raids into Israel by Yasser Arafats Al Fatah and other guerrilla organizations The Syrian government de spite its claim to being the chief support of the Palestinian movement has never allowed guerrilla raids from Syrian ter ritory because it fears Israels retaliation TOWNS SHELLEI The joint commands com muni ues said the Syrians shelle Sidon and string of Moslem hill towns 12 miles east of Beirut after air strikes did not dislodge the leftists and Palestinians from the hilltop positions overlooking the Christian enclave The civil war between Leba nese Moslems and Christians in which 27000 persons have died also continued police spokes man estimated 120 persons killed in the last 48 hours The international Arab force to police the truce remained an army on paper only handful of Libyan and Algerian officers was all that was known to have arrived in Lebanon The secretarygeneral of the Arab League Mahmoud Riad was coming from Damascus to Beirut today to try to persuade President Suleiman Franjieh to accept the panArab force Franjieh and some other Chris tian leaders welcomed the Syr ian invasion because it was aimed at checking Arafats Palestinians and Kamal Jum blatts leftist Lebanese forces But they are opposed to troops from Algeria Libya and other Arab countries that support Arafat and Jumblatt IN URUGUAY Will reOpen parliament MONTEVIDEO AP Act ing President Alberto Demi cheli installed by military coup Saturday says he plans to reopen the Uruguayan parlia ment for the first time since 1973 Demicheli said in radio in terview Sunday he is drafting measure to create twohouse legislature with the lower house to be made up of labor and business leaders The members would be elected from the traditional Colorado and Blanco political parties and from the labor unions Demicheli 80 was vicepresi dent until the leaders of the ar med forces ousted Juan Bor daberry as president in blood less coup Government sources said Bordaberry was removed because he opposed the mili tarys plans to restore de mocracy Military sources said Demi cheli will remain in office for only 60 days An electoral coun cil controlled by the military will select his successor DEMOCRACIES RARE The ouster of Bordaberry was the third South American coup this year Colombia and Vene zuela now are the only major states on the continent with democratically elected govern ments Bordaberry left the presiden tial mansion Sunday and drove to his ranch His freedom of movement was never re stricted military source said He was elected in 1971 Two years later under strong mili tary pressure in the aftermath of the defeat of the leftwing Tupamaro guerrillas he dis solved parliament banned all political parties and labor un ions and ruled jointly with the armed forces The civilianmilitary re me came under criticism rom abroad in recent months be cause of alleged violations of the rights of opponents of the government Government sources said Bordaberry was deposed because he wanted new con stitution banning political par ties and providing for military participation in the govern ment The military leadership wants to revive the traditional parties but outlaw leftwing youps these sources said Little quieter for Greenpeace VANCOUVER CP The Greenpeace Foundation laun ched its second antiwhaling ex pedition Sunday with con siderably less fanfare than last years protest About 600 persons were on hand at Jericho Beach on Van couvers English Bay for the bon voyage party for the 153 foot converted minesweeper James Bay renamed Green peace VII About 15000 well wishers attended the departure last year On Saturday benefit music festival drew about 10000 per sons and netted the Vancouver based conservation group $40000 Greenpeace president Bob Hunter said Sunday the founda tion will need more money if the Greenpeace Vll is going to have enough fuel to keep up with the Soviet and Japanese whaling fleets Last year Greenpeace mem bers confronted Soviet whal ing shig off the California coast ut they could not disrupt the hunt because the 85 foot fishing boat they were using could not go as fast as the Soviet ships Mr Hunter said that with top speed of 22 knots the Greenpeace Vll will be able to chase whalers as far as Tokyo When we find them they wont be able to Shake us off he said Our only limit is if the fuel runsout The Green ace Vll will be accompanie by last years boat the Phyllis Cormack which is sailing for California where it will pick up members of the Mendocino Whale War committee group formed last year following the Greenpeace Soviet confrontation The two boats will work to gather to track and harness the Soviet fleet which Mr Hunter said now is west of Hawaii and heading for California Death penalty debate PM to take UTIAWA lCP Prime Min ister Trudeau is expected to take part in the debate on capi tal punishment this week with the aim of gaining support for the government position from Liberal backbenchers The vote on the bill to ablish hanging is free oneMPs may vote as their consciences dictate rather than follow partyline However all members of the Trudeau cabinet will vote in fa vor of the bill and there has been pressure put on the prime minister to try to rally backv bench government members to supportit The vote on second reading the first of several parlia mentary hurdles is expected Tuesday June 22 Most observ ers say it will be close but Con servative Jack Horner who is against it redicts the bill will be vote out on second reading number of MPs including former prime nfinister John Diefenbaker have asked the government to make changes in the bill Otherwise they say they will vote against it Controllers meet today OTTAWA CPiThe execu tive of the Canadian Air Traffic Control Association CATCA is to meet behind closed doors to day to dicuss the possibility of strike followin renewed dis agreement wit the 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