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14tle exmifler Frigray Nov 24 1978 Aftermath of weekend of terror This photo shows the vat of fruit drink laced with cyanide sitting on sidewalk in the compound of Peoples Temple in Jonestown Guyana Mon day with bodies of followers around Saturdays mass suicide AP Photo Handcuffed Larry Leyton 32 arrives at Georgetown Magistrate Court in Georgetown Guyana Wednesday for arraignment in connection with the shooting deaths of California Congressman Leo Ryan and four others Satur day night Leyton was refused bail and no pleas were offered during the hearing Leyton faces hanging if convicted of first degree murder AP Photo Congressman Leo Ryans mother Autumn holds the flag which draped the casket of her slain son The flag was presented to her during burial services Wednesday at Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno Calif AP Photo Belfry bats showed up in sanctuary COLUMBIA M0 AP They didnt laugh in Fred ericktown when bats from the church belfry began showing up in the sanctuary Parishioners found it hard to appreciate the irony and went looking for solution They like hundreds of others throughout Missouri got help from the states Industrial and Technical Referral Centre llltti at the University of Missouri Illt is the must comprhcnsive of fit facilities in the United States flying to make technical advice and information more accessible The amount of technical information available in the US grows daily But individuals often dont have time or facilities to keep abreast of it Thats where the referral ocnt res try to hpr Considering raising earthworms in your backyard Want to build your own crypt Wondering how to make your house solarheatixi fiow to whip up some yogurt start an herb garden or build house underground Have you ever wondered what the tab tops on beer cans are made of Whether youre better off leasing car rather than buying What it would cost to start weekly newspaper IllttT has answered all of those questions NOTHINGlOUSIlIY In the last 12 months it Iiaiidlcd more than 1500 requests for information Some seemed silly sonic desperate but all came from persons who believed they needed an answer lhosc at the hurch of lod in southeast Missouri knew there must be simple way to cajolc 150 flying mammals from the belfiy Wholesale slaughter effective as it might be was solution they wanted to avoid The church reached local exterminator who called the referral centre which asked the universitys fisheries and wildlife department for hpr inc night after the bats left on their nightly hunt for food the church attic was scaled and the bats were forced to find ano her place to roost July few stragglcrs had to be killed llItt aims to bridge any kind of information gap and usually succeeds llic ccnt re rarely turns down request These might concern anything from heat loss through glass windows to how to deal with labor unions The staff oncc located copy of lirccklcs song popular before most of them were born and told another questioner how to build his home in cavern fine callcr asked for rodeo jokes and hook of them was soon on its way llllS RIin IISI INHIBIII lliosc requests were only mildly exciting however com pared with this recent one How much dynamite would it take to blow up city the sire of toliimbia cautious staff member referred that gem directly to highcr authority centre director William McMahill We let it hang and agreed not to respond to Iiiiii unless he identified himself which lie never did McMabiII says The referral centres were established with federal money at universities and state information centres in ltlto As envisioned by thcnprcsident Lyndon Johnson the centres would furnish lists directories research analysis and experts to the business community flowed Sci IttS The money lcchmcal until from ongrcss and the federal program State ion ad ministration turned opf the spigot The centre In Missouri which has spent its 11 ycars undor the llllltlSltS olligc of lIngmecring was one of those rescued by state money The staff attempts to avoid doing thc work of professional consultants rctcrring requests that would require such cs pcrtisc to consultants in the Ic the centres budget has grown oiin modestly It now spends about $To0tlo annually mostly for salaricsand telephones Iicnts arc never billed by lltc ccntrc All cmcrcd by the univciSity ttlSl ttlt Museum owner 93 own prize relic titIlItANll is =Ii liond with retirement and Sllt rounded by Illtllllli of pink llcrman ltiisch did lllt logical thing He Uptllttl museum Ihat waslfllycatS ago Now at Slit the wise cracking tiisch still is the pric rclic among Illt bird nests old wash mg niacliincs and antiqiic yarn wrappers at his lrairic Moon Museum ncar lltlt Five dollars for fivc people fob Ilupc tIlltljltx Sit for oni aiid my jokes are bothr hc lclls thc Ittltll visitors each year Ituschs treasures lllltNIllll tilllitllls ttrngri ANY tl llLSIVlC SAWIll an tillt popcorn popper an old churn school boll old fashionivl light bulbs and an tiqucstiiftcdanimals If youve never met your uncle from outer space here you can mcct him he says heftmg cranium siid rock with distinctly human features chiscllcd out an car thats all Ittiscli who format for to years bcforc retiring lemon stratcs Itltytutolil washing machine by climbing on the treadmill that powch it Iiiside the machine is ncwcr moch Itusch modified years ago to rock his childrens cradle and wash clothes at the same iinc liarly agricultural photo graphs decorate one wall next to print of Ioddy Itooscxclts family and ltuschs wedding picturi Recessed lll ttllt wall is the band platform usul when the Prairie Moon was dance hall with the original piano next to ltioycar old foot pow crnloigalt Nearby maiiiiikin displays ltiflis furs that txloiigid to Itlischs latcwilc Iwo shows here inside and outside ltusch tells visitors The ticc outside show includes locits of thru to scyen metro high statuis that Itusch made from cement and bluff rocks llis bulky creations include dinosaur concrete izttllts stone polar bear and bust of Itusch himself Itusch whose ifc dicd seven years ago hopes to sell thi liairic Moon and llltt lit with daughter in nearby Arcadia Ilcll llllSS puttcring through his nostalgia but hes not worrch Ill keep busy llltlt too he promises Eases jobless problem by exporting people MANILA tltclltcri The Philippines is casing its iiiiciii ploymcnt problem and earning valuable overseas funds by ex portingitspcople It is increasingly looking to the oilrich Arab countries as source of jobs for its under employed and poorly paid work force The Arab countries are help ing to fill an overseas employ iiiciit void left at the cud of the Vietnam war and also affected Lake cleanup pact signed lltNl ili intario is renegotiating its agreement with the federal government on cleanup of the treat Lakes fol lowing the signing Wednesday of new agreement between Canada and the United States Environment Minister llarry larrott said He said negotiations will take into consideration the inter national agrcciiicnts focus on pollution from the land and at mosphcrc that affects the lakes The reworked treat Lakes Water Quality Agreement was signed in Ottawa by External Affairs Minister on lamicson and US State Secretary ynis Vance larrott said it is more com prelicnsivc than the previous agreement and allows better surveillance and control of toxic substances in the lakes MMAmflA 44 AA AMAAMMAMAAAAA by the decline of the logging in diistry lll Indonesia This year alone Aligttfiti IiIi pinos are finding jobs in I02 countries under government rcgulatcd programs The lhihppincs economy is ex pcctcd to benefit by more than $300 million including remittances from thousands of Filipinos who actually havc emigrated to anada and the tlnitcdStatcs IIIIIJSIItttNUMY llic foreign exchange con tribiitcd from overseas employ mcnt can constitute crucial difference in the economic health and ability of the Philip pinc economy to expand and create employment for the everincreasing labor force Labor Minister ltlastlple says The development of govern iiiciit programs is only in its in fancy with recently announced targets of thc national man power and youth council awaitr iiig approval by President licr diiiaiid Marcos The council would like to see an extra 30000 overseas jobs next year and talks of 230000 Filipinos working overseas by 82 not including emigrants vcrs as our ployinciit which includes domestics going to llong Kong to replace hincsc domestics who have been lured by fiiglicr pay in industry soon could rank with tourism and exports of coconut products sugar and minerals as major source of foreign currency for the Philippines Obstacle course on Quebec street Motorists make their way around telephone posts on street in the Quebec City suburb of Cop Rouge The town has redone the street but has not yet moved the posts CP Photo Singapore Malaysias mutual mistrust SthlAItIItIC Iltciitcrr row over air traffic between Singaporc and Malaysia has all the overtones of deep seated family feud Many outsiders arc baffled over the public display of mu tual mistrust between the two countries whose economic wcl fare and security have been closely Iiiikcd since they ended their political union tit years ago llut Singapore and Malaysian officials say the tunihlc 1S only part of hard bargaining proc css and that the two statcs will never allow be problem to mar their fncndly relations The quarrcl over revision of their air SttlS agrccunnt is the latest and the most serious mw Ill recent years bctwccn Illt two countries that once viit consultred indivisiblc Although thc civil aviation talks have reached an lllllxtSst officials here and in Kiiala Liiinpur are confident that It lS lily question of time bctoic the problem lS set but IC IttllllS IIIIltl III llic negotiations on the air pact signed by Malaysia and Air traffic row like feud Singapore when they disr mantlcd their joint airline in W72 began almost 30 months ago The sixth round of talks be tween the two countries which now operate separate national inicis ended last month without agreement but they dicidid to meet again in January At one stage Singauiri is sued an ultimatum to cut the number of Malaysian Airline Systems IMASI flights to the island republic starting Nov if solution was not rcacliul Malaysia thrcatcnul counter measures inly last minute com tlttllllN to leave things as they wcic until final solution was found avoided an immiiliatc crisis Singaporc seeks mori flights to Malaysia as means of cor ncting the disparity lll car mugs of MAS and Singapore Airlines SIA but the Malaysian authorities an not tltpitltfl to inch all its requcsts ltlSAfiltlIliliN lltltlS Malaysia wants to use wide Car dealers unhappy with federal request tlNliSiitmini itl Il cnuc aiiada has askcd some IIsscv oiinty car dealers to supply lIlt namcs of NISHIIS who purchased tlfttlt cars it 1011 and INTI Itcvcnuc tanada spokes man said Miliicsday IIlt infor iiiation lS wanch so that iliitlw can bc inade against the buy crs incoinctax lttltllltliIS Mctiibcis of ihc IIssc tounty Automobile licalcrs ssociitlon said tmlncsday they arc not pleased with llic request and will consider what action to take at metting ncst month lord Maclionald piisidcnt of thc assixiation said the dc iiiaiid lS ridiculous and iinrca soiiablc hcn they start asking us to do their work for them it gets little ridiculous he said If thcy want to know if someone in tanada has lot more money than what theyre showing then think they should be the ones to put the expense out and find out for themselves tiiii dealer who sold more than tooo cars during ism and 101 told him it would cost St tioo to assemble the in formation Macl onald said letter to dealers from the ltltllllttllltll and compliance unit of Itcvcnuc tanada in desor askcd them to supply within days the namcs ad dresses and form of payment of persons who bought cars worth over $100oo Something to really cheer about GREY CLIP 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