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NEWS ROUNDUP IRA woman leader assassma ted BELFAST AP Protestant leaders predict new wave of assassinations street shooting and bombing by the Irish Republican Army in reprisal for the murder of IRA woman leader Maire Drumm in Roman Catholic hospital The fiery 56yearold grand mother ther name is pro nounced MoyAra was shot Thursday night by three young men who walked into the ward on the third floor of Belfasts Mater Hospital where she was recovering from eye surgery stray bullet hit another woman patient in the leg but she was not seriously hurt The killers escaped spokesman for the IRAS Provisional wing said the killing was the work of the Ulster Defence Association Protestant guerrilla army We know the identity of one of the killers he said Born in 1920 the year Ireland was partitioned Mrs Drumm until month ago was vice president of Provisional Sinn Fein the legal political arm of the outlawed IRA Provisionals who have been fighting to end British rule in Northern Ireland for more than seven years She resigned her vicepresi dency to undergo cataract oper ations but was reelected member of the high council of Sinn Fein which means ur selves Alone in Gaelic Lifts ban CAPE TOWN iReutert South African censors lifted 20yearold ban Thursday on the importation of Ebony IS magazine for blacks but banned James Baldwins book The Devil Finds Words The censors gave no reason for the decision about the Chicago based magazine or the work by the black author VIP visit BELGRADE Renter So viet Communist party leader Leonid Brezhnev will pay an of ficial visit to Yugoslavia in midNovember East European the timing of Brezhnevs visit for evading payment of more than $12000 in income taxes in 1973 He pleaded guilty to fail ing to declare $2373853 in in come He has repaid the money Resigns KITCHENER CP Dick Selman city supply and serv ices commissioner announced Thursday he is resigning effec tive today Mr Selman who earned $29000 year in the post said he made the decision after report done for the city recommended that he and 24 of his 49 em loyees be laid off The layo is part of re organization of city hall will be discussed by council Monday Sentenced SUDBURY CP George Gagne 79 of Mount Hope Ont was sentenced Thursday to 60 days in jail on charges of woun ding with intent and causing bodily harm Gagne pleaded guilty to shooting Albert La motlie in the right side and his brother Ovilia in the left arm after an argument April 13 about repairs to Gagnes truck at one of the brothers garage Remanded MARATHON Ont CPI American Can of Canada Ltd charged under the federal Fish eries Act with emitting more than allowable levels of mer cury was remanded Thursday to Nov 25 Judge Mitchell of provincial court said trial date will be set at that time The 16 counts of emitting be tween two and more than 28 times the permissible mercury from American Cans chlor akali plant here were laid be tween August 1975 and July 1976 Civil action STRATFORD CPI 17 yearold Stratford girl and her father will receive $250000 in damages as the result of civil award to Penny Lynn Hasson SIDNEY HANDLEMAN new bill Insurance TORONTO CP bill to increase the minimum required amount of thirdparty liability car insurance to $100000 from $50000 was introduced in the Ontario legislature Thursday Sidney Handleman con sumer and commercial relations minister said higher hospital and car repair costs have been reflected in an in crease in the amounts awarded to accident victims in recent years by the courts Last June the case of Hanr ilton woman Dr Marisa Zor sitto seriously injured in car accident was raised in the leg islature The accident involved driver who did not carry pri vate insurance Mr Handleman said the bill also would increase the max imum amount payable from the motor vehicle accident claims fund for such cases to $100000 from $50000 Both changes would be cffccr tiveJan 1977 he said Mr Handleman said both existing limits have been in ef fect since 1969 committee of the legisla ture now is studying all aspects hope will be the direction to be eight categories of the provin cial civil service James Auld management board chairman said Thursday He told the legislature the tentative settlements both within guidelines administered by the federal antiinflation board include the scientific and professional and ad ministrative services categories Negotiations with the other six categories continue he said Time factor TORONTO CPI Michael Cassidy NDPOttawa Centre introduced private members bill Thursday calling for year round daylight time across 0n tario Mr Cassidy said in news release after introducing his bill in the legislature that the current system of having daylight time only during the summer months adds sub stantially to energy con sumption in Ontario during the winter because of the extra hour of darkness in the af ternoon Tax bills TORONTO CPI Legisla tion to allow Ontario municipal ities to issue separate property tax bills for education taxes was introduced in the legisla ture Thursday Treasurer Darcy McKeough said the bill would give municilt palities the option of sending out one tax bill for school taxes and separate bill for all other taxes they are required to col lect The move was requested last spring by municipalities who fear that taxpayers blame mu nicipal councils for tax in creases caused by higher spending by school boards Mr McKeough said the bill would aid accountability as sisting the taxpayer to know where his money is going The ity of Sudbury has al ready been issuing separate bills The amendments to the Mu nicipal Act would also remove These three little devils formed part of the Halloween parade Wednesday at King HALLOWEEN HERE WE COME George School The three are from left Kerry Wilson sisters Jodie and Georgia St in Barrie Photo Will appoint official in timber hearings TORONTO CP The On tario government will ap int an independent person to ead hearings into the Reed Paper Ltd proposal for more than 18 000 square miles of forest land in northwestern Ontario Pre mier William Davis said Thurs day The announcement came at the end of what emerged as heated debate peppered with charges and countercharges The government had asked opposition parties to agree to special debate on the Reed af fair but Liberals turned down the suggestion saying it would block debate at later time At issue is the memorandum of understanding signed Tues day by the government and Reed for timbercutting rights and pulp mill in the Ear Falls Red Lake area Mr Davis said the hearing by the Environmental Assessment souicesin Belgrade said Thurs action arising out of 1973 ofcar insurance several provisions regarding Board provided for in the mom le WWW ImFF SPOkCS tomObile accident which left The minister said the ministerial and municipal orandum will be the first of its mil Old news conference the girl mentally and changes would be an interim board approval of bylaws and kind into development by pri YUEOSIJVS be told 500 or physically handicapped The measure and step in what lift certain provisions requiring vateindustryinthe province Picks Carter LAS VEGAS Nev AP Las Vegas oddsmaker Jimmy The Greeki Snyder said Thurs day he sees Democrat Jimmy Carter as narrow winner in next weeks presidential elec tion Snyder made Carter 66 favorite over President Ford Censorship TEL AVIV Router 77 The Foreign Press Association in Is rael accused the government Thursday of imposing Indian and her father Donald was an outofcourt settlement reached Thursday Miss Hasson was passenger in car driven by Ruth Dickson of Stratford on Oct 1973 The car was in volved in rearend collision with car driven by Stephen Thompson of Stratford Swine flu TORONTO CPI Voluntary inoculation against swine flu for persons over 65 or those with chronic diseases likely will begin early next month Health Minister Frank Miller said style censorship In state Thursday ment issued after an Mr Miller said in an inter association board meeting View the province expects chairman Steve Delaney of the National Broadcasting Co also accused the censors here of arbitrary plugpulling on telex transmissions or otherwise in delivery of 250000 doses of vac cine next week and the inoculation program will begin almost immediately Earlier this week the federal recommended by the com mittee Pay issue IOHNIltPJ lentative agreements on salaries have been reached with two of the CHINESE FOOD twotliirds or threequarters votcof councils Mr McKeough said He said an individual or in diiiduals who have no relation ship or experience with govern Call it masterpiece NOW PLA MG alumni twin illltl titanium John Simon Now You Mogulno Dunning merit liiil II II 11 GOVERNORS inn Modid DVl Drilli Hwy 11 19 My Elia7343 wi ll be added to the board to insure that there is in appearance as well HlVIEW CATERING AND BANQUET HALL AVAILABLE FOR ALL OCCASIONS 50 22I PERSONS WE AlSO CATER TO YOUR HOME Canadian Scandinavian Style Cold Buffet Danish Open faced sandwiches 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