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tafi Olga amckcy condition listed as critical TORONTO CP Olga Kamckey the woman believed to be suffering from Lassa fe ver was reported in critical condition again Wednesday in Etobicoke General Hospital said statement from the health ministry ministry spokesman said the internal bleeding was not related to the possibility Mrs Kamckey has Lassa fever He did not say what the cause of the hemorrhaging was The statement said the 56 yearold St Catharines nt woman was in critical but stable condition after surgery Tuesday night to relieve inter nal hemorrhaging Mrs Kamckeys condition had been described Tuesday by ministry officials as serious but improving Meanwhile outpatient serv ices at the hospital reopened Wednesday because tests have failed to produce conclusive evidence that Mrs Kamckey is suffering from the rare African disease Ministry officials said nega tive test results have led doc tors to believe she is not in the contagious stage of the disease Hospital administrator Alfred Storey said in telephone interview Wednesday that doctors are seeing out patients in the hospitals emergency receiving section because their lathfloor offices still are isolated Mr Storey said final laborav toty tests from the Centre for Distuse Control In Atlanta 08 are expected by late Thursda and if they are negative the ministration will schedule the gradual reopening of the hospi tnl Called off WINlSKOnt tP Asear ch for an aircraft that crashed in an area of muskeg near this Hudson Bay community shortly after takeoff was called off late Wednesday when rescue tennis were unable to reach the site before dark spokesman for the Cana dian Armed Forces said mili tary helicopter from CFB Tren too was expected to reach the Srea by about am EDT to av No Canadians TORONTO ttl Canadian Ambassador lohn lrwin said in long distance telephone inter view from Manila that he knows of no aiiadians missing or affected by the devastating earthquake in the Philippines have been advised by the National Red ross that no nadians are involved or at fectcd Mr Irwin said Wed nesday when asked about published report that some aiuidizins may be missing The ambassador estimated that between 600 and 800 ana dians live ill the Philippines and about 50 of them are on Mind ntnio one of the islands hit by the quakc DR RENEE Richards who underwent sexoperation said Wednesday that she would not take the pro scribed sextest to enter the US Open Tennis Touma ment at Forest Hills New York Dr Richards said she would appeal the ruling re quiring such examinations APPhoto Bomb blast NIAGARA FALLS Ont Ct Police said powerful pipe bomb explosion Wednesday night caused only minor dam age to Myer secondary school Police said the blast dis sipated into the air destroying only about dozen windows in the school Police said the bomb was placed on the ground against an outside wall SSgt Tom Keep of Niagara regional police said good por tion of the school would have been destroyed had the blast gone the other way In Muskoka TORONTO pro highway linking the Mus oka area north of Orillia Ont and Highway 401 in the east end of Metropolitan Toronto may be THE GRYPHDN THEATRE COMPANY presents THE MOOIU LII AIIASI llil llRSl DISASII MOVII Witt RI IVERYBODY DH laughing untiltun IS gymnasium IS our 0017 I7 NOON NEIIEIT fresh and frothy comedy of love GEORGIAN COLLEGE THEATRE BARRIE Aug lbQI 830 pm Thurs mat pm Box office at theatre 7284613 10 dark weeks 109 show weeks Starts onw MTV LARRY HAW SALLY Katiml RIDER 46 Dunloo St Barrie Ont728468l Ends tonight Bambi Gus Shown Daily at 700 845 Matinees Sat Sun at l30 built as an arterial road instead of freeway an official of the Ontario transport ministry says Freeways usually have COIL trolled access but arterial roadst not Barry Darch ministry planner said Wednesday proposed freeway connecting with Highway ll south of Graveiihurst may not be justified because of post ponement of the Pickering air port project northeast of Metro However road may be nec essary for persons travelling to Muskoka cottage and resort area and likely will be built he said Immigration OTTAWA Immigra tion must be slashed in half and the urban sprawl over agricul tural land stopped if Canadians hope to enjoy the good life at the turn of the century says ti Science Council of Canada pop ultition report released Wednes day The report says if anadians want to enjoy the present slanti ard of living in the year 2000 the government must Ad0pt longterm popu lation polic encouraging the present low irthrate and limits ing net immigration to 50000 people year half the present rate subject to review every ivc years lmmediately freeze nrthcr urbanization or non agricultural development of Ontario and Quebec farm land The Town Country Steak House Tavern Gets New look and set up national land use policy the threatened walkout to al low time for mediation to work UAW demand Storm starts DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers UAW union demanded Wednesday that Chrysler orp put $375 million into its unemployment benefit fund for laideoff workers to keep the fund solvent if another severe recession develops lhc UAW also demanded changes that would cost Chrys ler an additional 10 to It cents an hour for every worker dur ing each year of new three year contract hrysler and the other auto companies now contribute be tween nine and 12 cents for each hour each working employee spends the job May strike OTTAWA Ottawa garbage collectors will go on strike Sept if contract set tlement is not reached before then the Canadian Union of Public Employees CUPE said Wedneysday Ray Arsenault TlllE na tional representative said in statement he has asked for the help of provincial government mediator in an effort to bring the parties closer together Mr Arsenault said the 55 Ot tawa garbage workers will be in legal strike position Aug 20 but the union has delayed MIAMI AI antlicc the third named tropical storm of the t976 hurricane season was born Wednesday in the Atlantic Ocean near Bermuda and quickly grew to sustained winds of more than 55 miles an hour forecasters said andice was centred about I75 miles north west of Bermuda Action asked MONTREAL li The Quebec Peace ouncil sent telcgrmn today to Prime Minis tcr liudctin asking the govern nicnt to publicly condemn IIlt Intissticrcs perpetrated by South Africa against its black pontitttion The council also ca led for tlll ininicdintc end to trade and foreign relations Willi South Africa Bath ban QUIBERON Iltlllt Al The threenionthold lIIiropean drought has led to such severe water shortage iii this llriltinny fishing and vacation area that authorities urged inhabitants Wednesday to refrain from btitlis showers and all other nonessential uses of fresh water An tiiuiouiiccnicnt said the local fresh water reservoir which contained 35 million Now Under New Management There will be variety in the Menu and pleasant new Dining Atmosphere to greet you Watch for our opening The Manager Bow Marceau 7269944 SHOW TIMES 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