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straw7 The Barrie Examiner Tuesday June 22 19763 Lawyers for two convictedfirderers to make civil rights arguments today CROWD OF travellers line up for train tickets Monday at Union Station in Toronto Most were seeking train ac commodation as an alter native to air travel due to the pilots strike CP Photo gControllers back on the job brou it but pilots refusing to fly By THE CANADIAN PRESS Major domestic flights were younded today because pilots for Air Canada and CP Air re fused to fly even though air traffic controllers were back on the job across the country Pilots said they are not satis fied the system is safe for fly ing because the controllers are preoccupied with their dispute over federal plans to expand the use of French at Quebec air ports Air Canada issued state ment late Monday saying that all flights have been cancelled until at least pm EDT today CP Air said from its Van couver headquarters that no flights moved Monday and the situatiOn would have to be reassessed today Controllers who guide air craft takeoffs and landings re turned to work Monday evening after the federal government started court action against controllers who walked off their jobs in Winnipeg Sunday despite Federal Court order Saturday prohibiting strike llAD NO ALTERNATIVE Ken Maley president of the Canadian Airline Pilots Associ ation CALPA said in Mon treal that even though c0n trollers are back in their tow ers the pilots union had no al ternative but to declare the air traffic system unsafe for in strument flight operations which affect all major com mercial flights But pilots were advised to as sess the situation on an individ ual basis because we dont want to put out directive that would result in contemptof courtcitation Treasury Board President Jean Chretien said earlier Mon day that the government would file applications with the Fed eral Court against all con trollers who booked off sick dont buy that crazy jazz that they suddenly got sick on Monday morning when they had court injunction he said Everyone who was out will be prosecuted Mr hretien said the airlines indicated they would take sim ilar action against pilots who refused to work The pilots were ordered back to their jobs by Federal Court injunction brought down early Monday MoslemChristian war rages 00101 but some fighting quelled BEIRUT AP Libyan and Syrian peacekeeping troops ght hostilities between Syr ian forces and Palestinian guer rillas to standstill today but Lebanons MoslemChristian civil war raged on Spokesmen for the Moslem and Christian Lebanese forces reported artillery battles and machinegun clashes in Beirut and on other fronts Security of ficials said 47 persons were killed and 78 were wounded dur ing the night However spokesmen for the Palestinian guerrillas and for the Syrian forces who invaded Lebanon on June said their battlefronts have calmed down since the arrival Monday of the 1000man vanguard of the pan Arab peacekeeping force the ROME AP The Commu nists made strong gains in the Italian parliamentary elections but were unable to overtake the Christian Democrats who again missed majority in the Chamber of Deputies by sizable margin This set the stage today for renewed political uncertainty and another long crisis over the formation of new Christian Democratic government It also meant that action to ease Italys grave econOmic crisis is lOng way off Despite the prospect of con tinuing political and economic ninstability the stock market and the lira rallied because the IC0mmunists did not displace the Christian Democrats as the countrys largest party Gains in early trading on the Milan stock exchange averaged 25 per cent while the lira rose Arab League is raising Taking advantage of this calm along the route to Syria the British embassy sent an evacuatiOn convoy of 33 cars and six buses to Damascus Guarded by troops of Yasser Arafats Palestine Liberation Army PLAJ and then by Syr ian forces it carried about 150 foreigners from 28 countries TAKEOVER AIRPORT About 500 of the peacekeeping troops took up positions at Bei ruts international airport where the Syrians and Arafats guerrillas fought some of their heaviest battles Syrian army units controlling the airport were scheduled to pull out within 12 hours and the airport was to be reopened for the land ing of 5000 peace troops from to 844848 to the US dollar from 854 Then speculators took their gains realization of the uncertain future overcame the initial enthusiasm most blue chips closed below their Mon day level and the lira inched down to 848850 PRICES MAY FALL In the long run the contin uing political and economic un certainty will depress the prices again one broker com merited More than one out of three voters cast Communist ballot in the elections Sunday and Monday for the new Chamber of Deputies boosting the party to 344 per cent of the vote from 272 per cent 1972 The Vatican backed Christian Democrats got 387 per cent the same showing they made four years ago This gave the Christian Saudi Arabia Sudan Libya Al geria and Syria The PLA will also contribute contingent The airport will be reopened to civilian traffic after the troop lift is over and Gen Mo hammed Hassan lhoncim of Egypt arrives to take command of the peace force officials re ported Ghoneim is the head of the Arab Leagues permanent military committee Syria has announced it will ul its estimated 12500 troops and 450 tanks back to eastern and northern Lebanon when the Arab force is assembled in Lebanon Leftist and guerrilla sources said the process is ex pected to take week Communists make gains but unable to win Italy Democrats chance to form their 35th government since the Second World War But to get the parliamentary majority necessary for effective govern ment they need to rebuild their centreleft coalition with the Socialists Social Democrats and Republicans which collap sed in January And the Socialists said during the elec tion campaign that the coalition was dead issue Communist party secretary Enrico Berlinguer surveying sea of clenched fists and red flags below the balcony of his Rome headquarters said the election result was great leapforward We will have to deal with the Christian Democrats and they will finally realize that they have to deal with us he said Most black areas are calm Africa toll 140 dead abuse program HALIFAX itli federal information and education pro gram to combat alcohol abuse will be set up this year in cluding change in advertising regulations Health Minister Marc Lalonde said today Mr Lalonde in an address prepared for delivery at the an nual meeting of the anadian Nurses Association said the federal program would be set upthisfall Senator Al Graham was to de liver the speech because Mr Lalondc had to remain in tawa for the ommons vote on capital punishment text of his address was pro VIded in advance of delivery Mr Lalonde in an address to the annual meeting of thctana dian Nurses Association said the federal program was prom pted by concern over alcohol abuse in Canada The speech was delivered by Senator Al Graham because Mr Lalonde was required to remain in Ottawa for vote in the Commons on capital punishment Alcohol advertising an area have been particularly con cerned with will also be tar get for change especially those advertisements which promote the relationship between drink ing and desirable lifestyles TO lNVlCNE MEETING meeting of federal depart ments and agencies and provin cial health and alcohol market ing authorities would be cori vened within the next two weeks to outline the federal governments approach to ad vertising practices The meeting would also seek complementary provmmal ac tion The federal government would ask the Canadian Radio television Telecommunications Commission to alter the prac tices of its beer wine and cider clearance committee Was cheated OTTAWA CP The Su preme Court of Canada was scheduled to hear arguments today that hanging is cruel and unusual punishment which violates the Canadian Bill of Rights As MPs cast crucial second reading votes on bill before the Commons to ab01ish the death penalty lawyers for two convicted murderers were to make the civil rights argument before the nine high court judges The case involves John Har vey Miller 30 and Vincent John Cockriell 20 sentenced to be hanged for the gunshot kill ing of an RCMP officer in Sur rey BC more than two years ago Miller and Cockriell are among 11 men under sentence of death in prisons across the country for the murder of po licemen or prison guards Their lawyers argued unsuc cessfully before the British Co lumbia Court of Appeal that the death penalty runs counter to the Bill of Rights The court re jected the argument but one of the five appeal judges dis sented saying the two were properly convicted but that the death penalty is cruel and un usual He said sections of the Crimi nal Code of Canada allowing the death penalty for the mur der of policemen and prism guards must be Considered in valid IN US T00 Similar civil rights argumen ts are going on before the US Supreme Court where five test cases could decide whether the death penalty is rested there The last state execution was in 1962 in Canada and 1967 in the US The US court is being asked by opponents of the death pen alty both to rule that it is cruel and unusual and thus prohibited under the eighth amendment to the constitution and to strike down death penalty laws in 35 states Supporters Of the death pen alty want the US court to rule that the states eliminated arbi trary provisions in old capital punishment laws and to over rule the 1972 Supreme Court de cision which struck down the death penalty as then applied In the domestic case Miller and Cockriell were convicted of shooting Constable Robert Pierlet when he approached their car and demanded to see Millers drivers licence Evidence at the trial was that the two men deliberately set out to kill policeman because Miller felt police were respon sible for his 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