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MoflflzrArvn story Man beats dog IA Barrie man has been convicted of Willfully causing injury to an animal after what provincial court judge described as vtcmus beating of German Shepherd See story on the Today page Charlie Brown cheered The Eastview Players production of Youre Good Man Charlie Brown plaved to full house of enthusiastic school kids on Thursday as they cheerwl the adventures of poor Charlie Brown crabby Luev and the rest of the Peanuts comic strip characters The play ends tonight at the collegiate Sec review on todays IZntertainmcnt page Meet at museum Women from throughout Snncoe founty turned up at the Simcoe ountv Museum this week for the annual Womens Institute meeting show of womens fashions and accessories was featured during the day long gettogether See story on todavs Lifestylepage Merchants surveyed Despite rising prices and higher interest rates Harrie consumers are expected to AP Photo Four die in fire IIli tN Ont itli Wilton man his two sons and third child were killed early Saturday III house fire in this community about ill kilometres northwest of Kingston Ont Iiiad are John Ross Watt tl his sons James and Robert and William Peter ltulilielinan Watts wife and daughter escaped with minor injuries The Ontario fire marshal has been called in to investigate hut police said they have no idea what caused the Male Quake kills nine JAKARTA APt At least nine persons died in strong earthquake that rocked the Indonesian island of Java police spokesman said today At least other persons suffered injuries III the Iiiiday night quake measuring ti on the lticlitci scale which destroyed some homes and badly damaged others The quake which the national me teorological agency said was centred about 111 kilometres off the southern coast of Java hit hardest in the West Java city of Bandung and two small towns in the area It was in those towns that the deaths were reported Guerrillas hunted lOIINNICSIIR iltcuteit Police tightened security III the black tow iisliip of Soweto today in hunt for guerrillas who killed two policemen in raid on police station lnforiiied sources in the to ninip outside Johannesburg said police were questioning residents about their movements at the time of the attack early Friday Police Minister Louis le Grange said on television that police station security ill he tightened up to ensure that our men are not unnecessarily exposed to this type of at tack At least four well trained urban guerrillas attacked the police station III the decaying Orlando district Ill1 hand grenades and automatic Soviet K47 Ill lcs Ship hits bridge TORONTO itlI ltlllillltt Harbor Commission Iilt bridge was out of service Friday after it was struck by Yugoslav freighter at about iii The ship was niov mg down channel to berili III the harbor when the incident occurred lolicc said they expect the bridge to be closed road traffic until at least Monday Breaking up The National Space AdministratiOn Aeronautics and NASA reported Thursday that the Pegasus satellite Will plunge out of orbit this weekend and parts might strike the earth Seen here IS photo of working model at me satellite AP Photo At funeral of slain Park ChungHee 50 th Korean military cadets escort the flagdecked hearse which carries the casket of President Park Chung Hee along Capitol Avenue in Seoul to day Park who ruled South Korea for l8 years was shot to death Oct 26 ring the cash registers of local merchants this Christmas with the same enthusiasm theyve shown in past years according toan Examiner survey Some merchants report that the rush to buy Christmas gifts has already begun See story on the Today page Flyers win again Barrie Flyers maintained their bid to take over first place in the Georgian Bay In termcdiatc Hockey league from Coll ingwood with 32 win over Owen Sound last night at Dunlop Arena The win gives Flyers 52 wonloss record Barrie Colts started the season slowly but are undefeated in their last four games They ticd Milton 33 Friday in wellfought match in Milton Maple Leafs have just about seen all they want to of hockey great Gordie How Howe has scored three goals in two HartfordLeaf matches For pictures and stories see to days Sports pages index today lifestyle window on the world entertainment 14 sports comicstv guide 15 classified 161 Natusch rule opposed LA PAZ Heutcrt Trade unionists and politicians in Bolivia have joined forces to oppose the rule of Col Alberto Natusch who seized power in military coup two days ago The main trade union the Bolivian Workers Organization joined 27 centre and leftwing political parties Friday night to form group to oppose the coup Parliament is due to meet today in the unions headquarters in La Par in defiance if Natusch who declared it Suspended Fri av Meet with chief TORONTO CPi Frank Drca Ontario minister of consumer and commercial rela tions said he or one of his officials will travel to Northern Ontario next week to con fer with an Indian chief who says his reserve is being torn apart by alcohol pro blems Chief Roy Kaminawaish says that in the past year drinking on his New Osnaburgh reserve 300 kilometres north of Thunder Bay Iias led to five deaths rising child neglect and abuse and other social pro blems Kaminawaish wants the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario to put the band on partial interdiction prohibited from buying li quor or wine in Ontario government stores but permitted to drink in two taverns in nearby Pickle Lake Drea said that by law it is impossible to impose partial interdiction Ozone layer threatened WASHINGTON iReutcri The earths protective ozone layer which blocks out much of the suns cancercausing ultra violet radiation is being destroyed more quickly than expected US government study shows reduction in the ozone layer is certain to lead to substantial increase in skin cancer The threeyear study by the IS Academy of Sciences indicates that the ozone layer will continue to be under attack despite action to curb the use of fluorocar lions The report said that at current levels fluorixarbons used in everything from hair spray aerosols to air conditioning will destroy about to per cent of the wane layer by the turn of the century May change minds LONDON iCPi Canadian students planning to study in Britain next year may change their minds in lighi of government education cuts announcixl Thursday About 1000 Canadian students are among Moon overseas students in Britain each year The goveiiiiiient said unnersities grants are to be cut by 810 llllllIOIl compelling crscas students to pay tull costs lntil now Britiin government subsidies Iii totalled 60 per cent of foreign student tees estimated to cost the British tipaycr 5230 million each year Those enrolled ill continue to pay $2350 year for undergraduate programs and SUITS for postgraduate work Hut net September students studying for in arts degree will pay Siooo moso gm an science will pay an erage 57300 and those taking medicine dentistry and eterinary science will pay $1330 each year vveather Sunny with cloudy periods today and Sunday Chance of flurry near Lake Huron today Cool With highs both days to Laws tonight near freezing vv 115th year No 252 Saturday Nov 1979 the examiner serving barrie and simcoe county Carrier Home Delivery 95 Weekly Is norv Driver insurance mandatory under proposed legislation TORONTO iCPi The free ride is over for Ontario drivers who dont have car in surance says Ontarios Consumer Affairs Minister Frank Drca nder legislation Drea introduced Friday all drivers must have minimum of $100000 public liability insurance to cover people in jurcd in collision The new law effective Jan if passed quickly by the legislature will replace the ministrys motor vehicles accident claim fund Drivers without insurance pay $150 and claims are paid by the fund Drca said in an interview the $150 charge is not enough and puts burden on the taxpayer when claims exceed revenues He said 78000 drivers used the fund in 1978 17iider the new law drivers must show an insurance card when purchasing licence plates Drca said an insurance industry pool in volving 183 companies is being established to insure highrisk drivers The rates for those drivers will be subject to ministry approval to make certain they are treated fairly Also insurance companies will be fined for refus ing to insure driver Anyone caught driving without insurance will face an automatic $500 fine have their licence suspended and can face an additional fine of $500 to $2500 Drea said the penalties were set carefully at about 22 times the cost of insurance to give drivers additional incentive to comply All automobile insurance contracts will be changed to include coverage for drivers in volved in accidents caused by uninsured peo ple They will get immediate settlement from their own insurance company Drea said drivers will be taken off the road and not allowed to move their cars until they get insurance Michael Davison tNDPHamilton Ccntrci said the plan is an improvement over the ex isting system but does not go far enough The NDP wants public auto insurance planrun by the province Drca said the legislation will have little ef fect on the average driver and will increase premiums by only few dollars cost which will be offset by the saving to the govern ment The government estimates that one per cent of the 46 million registered vehicles in the province are uninsured Officials hold suspect in Mountbatten Aslaying PHILADELPHIA iAPi man believed to be sus ect in the assassination of Lord Earl Mount attcn is in the custody of the Immigration and Naturalization Service US Attorney Peter Vaira said Friday night Vaira told the Philadelphia Bulletin his 0f fice was advised of the situation for possible extradition of the man convicted Irish Republican Army member Michael ORourke 27 was brought to the Salem County NJ jail Thursday by immigration officials pending deportation Lylc Karn regional director of the agency said through spokesman in Washington Karn sid ORourke had escaped from prison in Ireland but neither he nor Vaira who is based in Philadelphia would state that ORourke was the Mountbatten suspect There is someone in custody and he is suspect in that killing Vaira said through spokesman who did not want to be identified ORourke told guards in Salem that he was an IRA terrorist but he refused to say anything else Warden Othello Garbini said Friday night Garbini said the Salem jail routinely holds prisoners scheduled for depor tation HEARING SET deportation hearing for ORourke pro bably will be held Monday or Tuwday in Philadelphia he said Officials at Scotland Yard in London refer red all questions concerning ORourke and the Mountbatten slaying to Dublin city police However the police said they had not been notified about any such arrest Mountbatten 79 Second World War ComA mander and cousin of the Queen was killed Aug 27 when his yacht was blown up off the coast of northwestern Ireland The militant Provisional wing of the Irish Republican Ar my later took responsibility for the blast Mountbattens 14yearold grandson Nicholas Brabourne and 15yearold passenger also were killed and four others including Mountbattens daughter Lady Patricia Brabournc were severely injured Lady Brabourne later died man Irish authorities identified as Michael ORourke was listed as Public Enemy No in Ireland in January 1977 after he was named in connection with the assassination of British Ambassador Christopher EwartBiggs Irish authorities said ORourke used cx plosives in July 1976 to blast out of cell at the special criminal court where IRA suspects are tried in secret Energy predicted big topic when Carter Clark meet OTTAWA tCPi US economic indiges tion and energy hunger will be major items on the menu when US President Jimmy Carter mccts Prime Minister Clark in Ottawa next weekend Government officials say they expect energy issues will dominate discussions bet ween the two leaders during Carters first presidential visit to Canada Nov 910 But the state of the slumping US economy which Canadian cabinet ministers say is in fluencing Canadas economic policy is also bound to come up in the three or four hours of Acid rain tourism threat TORONTO iCPi An Ontario ministry of environment study shows acid rain could destroy Northern Ontarios tourism industry in 20 years Jerry Liddlc study coordinator told about 700 delegates to an acid rain conference Fri day that siirvival of the tourism industry hinges on the availability of fishing Acid rain kills fish disrupts spawning and causes the breeding of inferior species the report says and ministry studies show 48000 lakes in Ontario may be destroyed by acid rain ithin 20 years Iaddlcs study says if the fishing sector of NorthernOntarios tourism industry is wiped out 6000 jobs about onethird of the tourism jobs in Northern Ontario will be eliminated Okay Martha Igiie in Women are as smart as men Now where are my clothes talks slated Soaring interest rates which cabinet ministers blame on rising US rates and pro spects for West Coast oil tanker traffic from Alaska to Washington state have been leading issues in Parliament in recent weeks Carters visit is unlikely to yield any major agreements though officials say they hope for progress on oil and gas pipeline issues and control of acidrain pollution State Secretary Cyrus Vance who will be with Carter and External Affairs Minister Flora MacDonald are expected to sign an ac cord to jointly control oiltankcr traffic in the Strait of Juan dc Fuca on the West Coast Carter and Clark hit it off well in their first meeting at the Tokyo economic summit this summer The US president already had close friendship with Trudeau whom he will meet for half an hour during his visit TO MAKE ADDRESS Carter the first US president to visit Canada since Richard Nixon seven years ago will address joint sitting of the Commons and Senate And with his wife Rosalynn the president will take part in several public functions in cluding gala performance of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens at the National Arts Centre here Despite the friendly atmosphere there are irritants which divide Canada and the CS notably the disputed coastal fishing boun daries and the longdelayed SISbillion natural gas pipeline proposed to carry gas from Alaska via Canada to the lower 48 states Clark and Carter are expected to discuss the question of financing the pipeline to allow construction of the southern portion before the northern section Washington wants enough natural gas from Canada to permit building the southern section first 30 bodies found in grave MANAGCA AP Construction workers have found 30 bodies in common grave at cattle slaughterhouse once owned by ousted Nicaraguan president Anastasia Somoza government spokesman said Friday the the victims probably were kilch before the final rebel offenstic against Somozas national guard in late May The rebels defeated Siiiiiiixis forces in July and Sonioa now is by mg Paraguay Sylvia Jeaniocuot 29 in I978 photo was with Frances public enemy No Jacques Mesrine when he was trapped and killed in shootout with French police Jacques Mesrine Frances public enemy No was shot and killed Friday by police in working class neighborhood in Paris govern ment officials said AP Photo Mesrine imagined he was Robin Hood PARIS tAPCPi Jacques Mesrine Frances slain Public Enemy No was selfconfessed murderer bank robber kidnappcr and war hero who fancied himself modernday Robin Ilood He was wanted in Canada for murder and armed robbery and had escaped from Canadian prison Police who finally caught up with him and gunned him down Friday after an 18 month manhunt considered him cold blooded killer the mast dangerous man in the land The 42yearold Mesrine boasted that he stole only from banks and businesses never from the poor and that he never raped attacked old people or exploited women And while police hated him for the embarrassment he caused them with his repeated daring escapes the women he loved stood by him and the French people responded to news of his deeds with curiousin and sometimes grudging respect for his bravado His mistress 29yearold Sylivc Jeanjacquot described her lover in letter to Paris newspaper as man in the true sense of the word an adventurer brutal and tender sometimes baffling but full of delicacy bit macho but not chauvinist Mesrine caller her his beautiful Italian MOLRNED IN CANADA Mesrine was mourned in Canada by female admirer Jocelync Dcraiche 27 Package lost yearold former woman friend of Mesrine was described as gricfstrickcn in Laval Que Shes not in any shape to speak to journalists member of the family said in an interview Shes feeling very bad Even his victims sometimes had hard time hating the architecture graduate and decorated veteran of the French war in Algeria who was born to proper bourgeois French family Henri Lelievre an 82yearold real estate tycoon kidnapped by Mesrine earlier this year for sismillion ranson said after his release told him he would have made good businessman Miss Jeanjacquot was beside the flamboyant oftenvicious Mesrine when more than 50 police ambushed their grey BMW in Paris suburb Friday aftemoon and riddled the car with 21 bullets Mesrine was hit 18° times and died behind the steering wheel without returning fire or using the two grenades he had on the seat beside him His mistress was hit three times twice in the arms and once in the face After five hours of surgery she was reported out of danger The French poodle the couple took along for what started out as weekend in the country also died in the ambush near Mesrines hideout in the northern Paris workingclass neighborhood of Clignancourt near the citys famous flea market Radioactive device can kill OTTAWA iCPi radioactive dcvicc lost en route from Montreal to Point Lepreau NB can kill if removed from its locked con tainer and anyone spotting it is advised to stay clear the Atomic Energy Control Board said Friday Board spokesman Hugh Spence said the container is grey and marked with yellow radiation warning signs It is locked with Prime bank rate goes up to l5 MONTREAL iCPi The prime rate for all five major chartered banks has been incrcas ed to 15 per cent The prime rate is the one at which the banks lend money to their blucchip cor poratc customers Following the central bank rate rise to 14 per cent Oct 26 the Bank of Montreal and the Bank of Nova Scotia raised their prime rates to 15 per cent but the Royal Bank of Canada the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and the Toronto Dominion Bank stopped short of that level with an increase to 14 per rent But the Roy il moved to the lipcrcent level early Friday with the other two follow ing in the atternoon foasurmr liiziijs are usually Iiitweet not and lav IHTI7 ti Jti li 1lllfr iti padlock and would be difficult to open But if someone opened the device and Was in close contact with it they would receive lethal dose of radiation within few minutes he said Spence said the device was being transported from Bouchcrvillc Que Mon treal suburb to the nuclear project under construction at Point Lepreau near Saint John where it would be used to test whether radiation was being leaked from certain pipes The container weighs 66 pounds consists of 40 curics of iridum 192 radioactive clc ment The radiation source is small cylinder shaped capsule attached to wire cable EMANATES RADIATION Spence said it emanates radiation at measure of about 300000 roentgens and lethal dose was considered to be about 200 roentgens The device was shipped by truck Sept 23 but never reached its destination He said the package might have been misplaced and was sitting in storage laCllI ty somewhere Theft was alsoa possibility But the board the federal nuclear regulatory agency had decided it was necessary to issue waming in the event that the device had fallen out of the truck into ditch by the highway The company which produces the devices Quality NDE Ltd of Montreal and the ship per were continuing attempts to trace it he said Anyone spotting the device should im mediately call the RCMP in Montreal or Fredericton