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ass 2W 12 the examiner mud fwmaamaiwwi Nov 1979 45¢wa not news Sovereignty plan meets opposition from premiers Illit iiO Sovereignty association is neither in the economic interest of WeJern tanada nor in the broader interest of lariadians as whole the premiers ol the tour Western proyinces said Wednedaz in declaring their up position tothecont rpl of Ourbet sovereignty Jltiiiil4ill The concept is separation by another IITIIIII Iriiiiiers Itill Hinriiii Peter Lougheed Allan lilakeney and Sterling Lyon said in lull statement released simultaneously at Vic toria Edmonton Itegina and innipeg But the premiers said they recognize that lYILleI changes in the federal system are clearly necessary and they will work for constitutional changes to benefit all regions of Canada The federal system has proved to be iiiXible the state ment said and the aspirations of Qiiebecers can be accomr niodatwl ithin the system The premiers said they wanted to reaffirm their pre vioust stated opposition to Quebec separation following the release of the Iarti Quebecois white paper on sovereignty association Funeral held for baby 17 months TORONTO tffli Funeral seryices were held Wed Tesday for I7nlIiIlIIIIilfl Donna tathiriiie Why not the riuntrys youngest kidney transplant recipient who dud Ionrlay at the Hospital For Sick Children The iiilaiil born Ailli kidney defect underwent trim hour operation Sept She was the daughter of iOrfIOll and nthia Whynot of Weston Ont Wants insulation plan extended OTTAWA itli onservaiive backrbencher called on the government in the Commons on Wednesday to extend the Ianadian Iloine Insulation Program to homes btiilt after Ifilil lion Illcnkarn tAIississziuga Soulhi said insulating standards for IIiIIllS have changed little until the last few years and suggested it is unfair to deny benefits to those with homes of more recciil vintage IIlmei IacKay minister responsible for Iedcral housing orogi iins agreed toconsider the issue Prefers living in Soviet Union liItIlLlIIIIlI Ont ttli Hob Sanders an Nlil candidate in the 1974 federal election wants to live It the Soviet Inion because he believes he is the victim of discrimination III anada his daughter says Ianel litesoii of Ottawa said Tuesday in telephone interview that Sanders ho immigrated lotanada from the Netherlands Ill 1930 staying IIIi relatives in the Nether lands seeking permission to enter the Soviet Iiiion She said her fathers believes he lost his Joli as dcparlniciil head of social seruces at IchIiyille itneral Hospital Iwcatiscol his political alliIialioii He ran in the Oiimtc area now the riding oi Irinie ICdr ward Hastings in III She said her father was told he was tired shortly after the election Iitt iiisc his position was no longer in lSltlHt His political alliliation had absolutely nothing to do ith his discharge from employment at IltlltVilIt icneial Hospital Ihihp Rickard executivedirector of the hospital said Wednesday Would get little from tax move OTIAWA tlIi Latest available statistics suggest iliat nearly one half ol tanadas estimated Hi million home on ncrs would receive little or nothing from the lrogressne onseryalne governinciils mortgage interest and piopcrt ia credit plan The tigiires show that more than zoomo Io income tannins or single persons who own homes would get no benefits train the plan because they pay no Iederal income li least two IiiiIlltili other Iioiist holds would rccciyc oiin small amounts becaiisc they have no mortgages or because their incomesarcsoIow they pay IiltIciederal ta Chicken producers plan protest tillW itI Angry chicken producers from Ontario and Qiiebec plan to add little spice to crowded schedule of events on Parliament Hill on Friday About Tutti farmers have planned morning meeting at the Iialeaii Laurier and pickcting later on Parliament Hill be fore the arrival of CS Ircsideiit Iiininy artci They are outraged over an agreement worked out with the to let 43 million pounds of chicken enter anada this year much of it intotlntarioand Quebec The agreement was said to be essential to the establishment of the tanadian Iiicken Marketing Agency but the tarnieis say the import eels will preyent any ex paiision ot their business De GauIIes widow dies Mrs Yvonne de Gaule shown in I97l photo died early Thursday at age 79 according to the institute Charles de Gaulle AP Photo Operators contract talks resume OTTAWA itl= oniract talks between negotiators for the federal treasury board and striking radio operators re sumed Wednesday after essential services were restored fol low mg liackrlorw ork court order The transport department said operators designated to perform essential services were back at work at 112 of 116 airport radio stations and at all 23 coast guard stations The rest were sick or expected to be back on later shift No vote deal says Jerome OTTAWA Itli Speaker James Jerome told the C0m inons on Wednesday he did not take part in any deal to give Social rcdit Ils speaking privileges in exchange for their support of the minority Tory government in non cont idence vote Jerome and Government House Leader Walter Baker de nied any impropriety during procedural debate in which Liberal lls expressed suspicions about meeting between Baker and Jerome on the issue of Social redit status in the House Liberal noncontideiice motion was defeated by Hi to 11th Tuesday when all live Social rulit MPs voted with the Tories Crown plans sentence appeal LINDSAY Ont itii The Town will appeal sentence given Lindsay man convicted ol intentionally blinding pony says Linda lricc Victoria ounly assistant rown attorney iarnet lreileiick Webster so was placed on two years probation last month by provincial court Judge George lnrig Webster admitted causing unnecessary pain and suffering to the animal by putting lye in its eyes He testified he blinded the animal which was later de stroyed to make it moredocde ls Irice said the appeal will be heard in Victoria County court at an unspecified date Alberto talking energy pricing WINNIIEO li lrcniier Sterling Lyon says Alberta is talking energy pricing with the federal government and the rest of lanada is atching from lhesidelines Alberta is the banker in the energy game and Ottawa holds some chips Lyon said Iiiesday The rest of us are sitting around the table without too much by way of ante Lyon said he has received no indication what Alberta or Ottawa may propose when the premiers meet Monday to disciissdomestic oil pricing Named chairman of commissions TORONTO itli Quiens nivcrsity professor with background in labor relations was named chairman Wed nesday of two commissions which help settle disputes in olvingOntarioteachers liryan liownic replaces Owen Shiine as chairman of the education relations commission and the college relations commission The tilipliltllilltlll effective immediately rims tor three years itli salary of 321000 year Walkerde 01d sky Unique blending Patient aging Smooth taste Thats what makes it Special 01d Pleads guilty in Cross case MONTREAL iCPi An us repentant Jacques La nclot says he should get light sentence for the October 1970 kidnap ping of British diplomat James Cross because it made Quebe cers realize they are an op pressed national minority The former FLQ terrorist who pleaded guilty to the kid napping Wednesday went on to tell the court how in his opin ion he had advanced the cause of Quebec independence Sessions court Judge Yves Iayrand set sentencing for to day on charges of kidnapping forcible detention extortion and conspiracy The judge left little doubt the 33yearold Lanctot was headed forjail will allow your client to en joy at final meal with his fam ily he told defence lawyer Robert Lemieux well known for defending Front de Liberation du Quebec mem bers Lanctot returned to Canada from France last January on the heels of Jacques and Louise Should get light sentence Lanctot fKennedyraps Carter leadership CHICAGO AP Senator Edward Kennedy carrying his presidential campaign into the midwestern United States and then on to the South is criti cizing President Carters lead rship We elected Jimmy Carter and he hasnt been out there doing the job Kennedy told reception in Chicago late Wednesday Today he was flying on to Oklahoma and Tennessee for more campaign stops Appear ances in Florida and South Carolina are scheduled Friday Kennedy announced his can didacy for the Democratic pres idential nomination Wednesday in hometown Boston and launched his first campaign swing into friendly territory with stops in Manchester NH and Portland Me He emphasized the same theme at every stop Carter has failed to provide the US with the leadership it needs to deal with todays problems He reminded audiences of Enter often WIN WEEKS IN COSTA BRAVA in the examiner SPANISH HOLIDAY CONTEST DETAILS available at these anticipating businesses AT SAMS mans wou VIIAINOUSE ONLY oonciino msii uoouci IAYFIILD 0mm 90MINUTE CHROMIUM cc urn suor MRRIE lIATNEI GOODS Iay rand sentenced the CosetleTrudels to two years less day in prison for the same charges Permitted to plead on his own behalt Lanctot argued Wednes day that his deep commitment to Onebec independence iiis tities leniency in his sen tencing lle Pttllli ally refused to recognize my socalled error and show ltptitltltte tHlICIIIHAI October trists had made Quebecers aware that they were an apprtssed national minority Reading mechanically from prepared text the casually dressed Lanctot stated Thit he now rejects terror ism because the Parti Que becois government plans to tiHRIIITIOX achieve the indetxndence of Quebec peacefully That he returned from extlc first in Cuba later in France to be among friends family and comrades at time wher indeixndence is closer thir ever to being attained That he had received miicl support as an eile from IIIL tastro regime and unlike IIIt LossetteTrudtls had no com plaints about tuba where hi To do this would be proof In The EVHIITIIRI of Tues 35 sugllllllo hmwmr that am nothing but layNov titer was an anti delinquent It Idid ll lwould Stun tn the obituary of betray the noble cause for lltSlttklttlIKk whichsacriiicediwerything The name of surviving Ile quoted lengthy poem brother John Guthrie ol Bar aiid magime article by pro rie wasleft out independence Quebec en The Examiner regrets the tertaincrs as proof that the MISSION Homo Auto Lilo Business arjeant insurance Dell Fgrm Rd Donig Dot Long Pin SITIEO ossetteTrudel his sister and brotherinlaw who belonged to the same FLQ cell that kid napped Cross Last summer Judge NEIL DIAMOND Im Glad Youre Here With Me Tonight Desiree Once In While As If More ucvon SEALED Carters July speech in which the president spoke of ma laise of spirit in the US There isnt malaise in the spirit of the American people said Kennedy Theres Hill laise in the leadership of the American people SEEKS NEW ALLIES The senator also is cementing old political friendships and seeking new alliances on his first campaign trek One of the oldest and most valued of those friendships is that of Mayor Jane Byrne who attended Ken nedys announcement in Boston and then stood at his side through long day that ended in her own city of Chicago New Hampshire Maine and Massachusetts all will choose their delegates to the Demo WM hum HCOIO THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ON SALE AT ADVERTISED PRICES OR 55 WNILE SUPPLY LASTS FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY ONE EACN PER PERSON ROBERT PALMER Seerets Bad Case 01 Loving You Doctor Doctor Can We Still Be Frlonds Morel FRANK MILLS TALKING HEADS Sunday Morning Sulta Peter or Music Animals Plpor interlude Ballet Russo cm Heaven and More Moral cratic national convention AT SAMS AT SAMS AT SAMS early in the 1980 primary oNLy ONLY ONLY season and all three are ex pected to support Kennedy Gov Joseph Brennan of Maine is the only Democratic governor so far to endorse Ken nedys challenge of President Carter JOE JACKSON Im The Man look Sharp Im The Man Is She Really Friday Going Out With Got That Girl Him 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