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8The Barrie Examiner Friday Sept 24 1976 After thoroughbred mare of theirs was beaten and stabbed to death in their barn Sunday Jim and Karen Murphy of Mount Forest PROTECTING ANIMALS Ont have started sleeping in the barn with shotguns to protect the remaining ani mals At least dozen horses have been killed or maimed in the area about 45 miles north of Guelph Ont in the past couple of months CP Photo Ladybird upset by remarks made by Carter aboutLBJ AUSTIN Tex AP Mrs Lyndon Johnson said Thurs day she was distressed hurt and perplexed by Jimmy Car ters remarks about her late husband in magazine inter view Carter has apologized for his comments about Johnson Mrs Johnsons statement was released shortly before she toured the Lyndon Baines ohn son Library with Carters wife Rosalynn Shortly before Mrs Carter arrived Mrs Johnson was asked by reporters for com ment on Carters remark to Playboy magazine interviewer that Presidents Richard Nixon and Johnson engaged in lying Highway toll mounts as committee meets TORONTO CP While 0n tarios committee on highway safety has been sitting thou sands of people have been killed or injured on the provinces highways the committee was told Thursday Committee staff stressing the magnitude of the safety problem said that during the 34 days of hearings 167 people were killed and 9000 injured in 19841 crashes These accidents cost the province about $47 million the staff said in summary of evidence to date Putting together the more than 200 recommendations from the public and interest groups at the hearings throughout the province the staff suggested the committee focus on drivers as target for improvement The potential saving from limited success in improving the driver appears enormous the summary said WOULD SAVE LIVES Tougher licence testing and tougher demerit point system to get poor drivers off the road could improve overall driver performance by one per cent and save 18 lives and $5 million year it said Methods to reduce the in cidences of drinking and driving could result in the saving of 45 lives and $125 million and improvements in the performance of young drivers could reduce accidents in that group by 10 per cent resulting in saving of 55 lives Farm safety rules sought OSHAWA CP The On tario labor ministry is exam ining legislation from other provinces and the United States in an effort to draft jobsafety regulations for farm workers Labor Minister Dr Bette Steph enson said Thursday She said there are regulations governing farm laborers in Sas katchewan and Newfoundland but not in Ontario Attempts will be made to find appropriate sections from those regulations to apply to Ontario agricultural workers she said inaninterview But that may not be posv sible We may have to develop new rules Dr Ste henson was in Osh awa for official opening of the new Progressive Corr servative riding office here HAVE NOT COM PLIED Later she said in speech to the Rotary Club of nearby Bow manville that many arena own ers in Ontario have not com plied with instructions by the ministry to make sure the structures meet provincial buildingstandards and$15 million The staff said most people be lieve drivers are the major problem in highway safety The ministry of tran sportation and communication is also preparing to take action in this area and could benefit from the committees advice the summary said However Harvey Masher ministry adviser to the com mittee said in an interview that the only step planned for this fall is new classification of licences with tests for specific types of vehicles such as school buses and dump trucks He said the ministrys work on new laws in driver educa tion the demerit system and on measures aimed at the im paired driver is ongoing and the ministry could act once the decisions are made at the politi cal level cheating and distortion of the truth She said she had told her staff that if anyone sought her com ment They could say was distressed hurt and per plexed Mrs Johnson confirmed that Carter the Democratic presi dential candidate had called her after advance reports of the Playboy interview were re leased felt it was very nice of him to call me he told me he had said great deal of nice things about my husband on his trav els along with all the other Democratic presidents Mrs JohnSon said At that point she broke off her conversation with reporters by walking with her daughter Luci Nugent to greet Mrs Zar ter She took both of Mrs Car ters hands in hers but the two did not embrace vice Proprietor Ron MrCauley dustrinl Pork 3254424 IJVI run McCauley Tractor ti Equrprnent Sales Farm Industrial Sales Parts and Ser Hwy No II South of Orilio II the In Open rum530 pJn Mon to Fri Swt HEARST COULD GET PROBATION OR 35 YEARS Newspaper heiress to be sentence SAN FRANCISCO AP More than six months after ury convicted her of armed ank robbery Patricia Hearst faces sentence that may be as light as probation or as much as 35 years in prison US District Judge William Orrick is to sentence the news paper heiress today one day af ter legal sessions on both sides of San Francisco Bay recalled Business government economy views differ MONTREAL CP Busi ness and government represen tatives took differing views of the outlook for the Canadian economy Thursday as some 500 delegates gathered for meet ing of the Conference Board in Canada privatelyfunded group devoted to economic analysis and forecasting Business opinion on govern ment economic policy ranged from lukewarm acceptance to outright hostility with several businessmen warning that Ot tawa will have to change its policies to avoid economic dis aster The governments outlook was more optimistic and credited the controversial anti inflation board for recent economic improvements Gerald Bouey governor of the Bank of Canada said he was heartened by Canadas economic rebound and predic ted greater advances if sound monetary policy can be main tained to keep inflation under control He defended the banks recent adoption of lower monetary growth targets saying the intent was not to push up interest rates but simlt ply to update the banks policy of gradually slowing the growth of the money supply RATE WAS LOWERED The bank announced last month it had lowered its target for the annual growth rate of the money supply to between eight and 12 per cent from an earlier range of between 10 and 15 per cent Mr Bouey reiterated his posi tion that inflation cannot be Underwater search halted ST CATHARINES CPr Provincial police called off an underwater search Thursday for the body of sixyearold John Jason Hallo of Hamilton Insp Craig said anonymous information re ceived this week by Hamilton Wentworth regional police led to the twoday suirch of sec tion of creek behind shop ping plaar in the west end of this community The boys father John Rallo 33 office manager in the engi neering department of Hamilton city hall has been charged with the murder of his son his fiveyearold daughter Stephanie and his wife San dra 29 Stephanies body was found Aug 18 in Jordan Harbor about six miles west of here and Mrs Rallos body was discovered in the Welland canal near that communityninedaysiater THE OMBUDSMAN tor the Province of Ontario announces that members of his staff will be available for private interviews at THE COUNCIL CHAMBER BARRIE CITY All 84 COLLIER STREET BARRIE ONTARIO from 1000 am to 900 pm Friday October 1976 for individuals groups organizations and their representatives who wish to bring complaints to his attention These interviews shall be conducted in private due to the obligation on the Om budsman to make no disclosure of any information received It would be appreciated although not essential if individuals groups organizations or their representatives wishing to present briefs or statements or lodge complaints provide copies of such material prior to the above dates addressed to The Ombudsman Sixth Floor 65 Queen Street West TORONTO Ontario MSII 2M5 brought under control without moderating the rate of mone tary expansion Robert de Cotret president of the Conference Board said that while recovery appears under way weaknesses in many key areas still inhibit growth He noted that inflation was still too high and that continued uncertainty had an adverse ef fect on business and consumer decisions William McConnell of Peat Marwick and Partners de nounced the antiinflation pro rain as control by con usron The business tiger in the eyes of government may need to have its tail pulled from time to time but it certainly does not need to have its teeth re moved But Robert Johnstone execu tive director of the anti inflation board retorted that perhaps business criticism of wageprice controls has in creased in recent months because inflation is not as high as it was year ago ATTITUDES CHANGED Those who year ago were prepared to accept anything even controlswith some equa nimit now are more openly an noye about the treatment and Ticket agencies TORONTO Eatons Ticket 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bers William and Emily Harris pleaded not guilty Thursday at an arraignment on state charges of abducting Miss Hearst from her apartment on Feb 1974 And in San Francisco the prosecutor and the defence law yers who opposed each other during Miss Hearsts eight week trial last spring met Thur sday with Orrick to discuss housekeeping matters Defence lawyers Lee Bailey and Albert Johnson were tightlipped as they emerged from 45minute private meet ing with Orrick and US Attor ney James Browning WANTS NEW TRIAL Bailey said Miss Hearst 22 was anxious to get the pro ceedin on and said he had no ea what Judge Orrick will impose He has said pre viously he would move for new trial after sentencing Miss Hearst has been under going courtordered psychiatric testing in San Diego since she was convicted March 20 of join ing her SLA captors in an April 15 1974 armed holdup of the Hibernia Bank in San Fran cisco She and the Harrises had been captured by the FBI in September 1975 Despite her tearful testimony she failed to con vince thejury that she took part only because she was ordered to participate or die She blamed the Harrises for continuing the terror against her after six SLA members died in gun batttle with Los Ange les police month after the bank holdup She also invoked her Fifth Amendment right against self incrimination 42 times refusing to talk about some of her underground activities WASNT FORCED The Harrises convicted last month for May 1974 Los An geles crime spree for which Miss Hearst faces trial next January say she willingly joined the terrorists At their arraignment Thurs day defence lawyer Leonard Weinglass fought against taking the case behind closed doors to grand jury That Drop in and see us today 180 Innisfil St today move would revent cross examination Miss Hearst who has indicated she will testify against them Weinglass said Miss Hearst at her own trial had casually made allegations which were unsubstantiated and think we can expect more of the same 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