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the examiner extra Gunmen wound Khomeini aid TEHRAN AP Gunmen from mysterious un derground group say they shot and wounded an Iranian religious leader key member of the hidden hierarchy of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeinis revolution and the third target of Forghan assassins Ayatollah llashemi Rafsanjani one of the top men in the Moslem religious chain which wields the real power in Iran was shot twice in the stomach Friday after he answered the door at his house in northem Tehran Iranian journalists said ltafsanjani struggled with the three gunwielding assailants who also wounded his wife She was not severely hurt Police arrest six bikers HAMILTON CPI Police arrested six motorcycle club members on warrants for unpaid fines on Friday after about 75 bikers including some from Montreal New York and Winnipeg attended the funeral of one of two men killed in an explosion last Wednesday The six paid their fines and were released in time to join reception held following the burial of Michael Urech 24 who died along with Derek Thistlewaite 24 when van exploded on residential street Police believe the explosion was accidental although it is not known where the explosive was obtained or why the two men were in the residential neighborhood Both were members of the Wild Ones motorcycle club which has been connected to drug dealing and dynamiting and is affiliated with the notorious Hells Angels bike gang Reserve quarantine lifted Hilttll ISLAND Ont CP Federal health and welfare officials have lifted quarantine on the Whitefish River Indian reserve about 80 kilometres southwest of Sudbury saying the diphtheria outbreak now is under control The situation is constant Ed Thorpe regional director of Ontarios medical services branch for health and welfare said Thursday Anyone is free to go on and off the reserve now PCs ask recount in riding TORONTO ICPI An official recount has been sought in the Metropolitan Toronto ParkdaleHigh Park riding where Liberal Jesse Flis won close race over Progressive Con servative incumbent Yuri Shymko in Tuesdays federal EC election Carl llalliday campaign manager for Shymko said Thursday check of deputvreturning officer sheets reduced the margin of Fliss wiri to 61 from the 437 announced election night Wagner ovailable for cabinet Mm MONTREAL CP Claud Wagner who narrowly lost th leadership of the Progressiv Conservative party to Joe Clar three years ago and later let the Tory shadow cabinet to tak Senate appointment says would be available if Clar calls on him for cabinet pos in the new government In Clarfelt could useful Im prepared to take extra responsibility Wagne said in an interview Friday He added that the decision up to Clark and denied pub lished reports that he might trying to embarrass the prim ministerelect by offering hi services Im not offering to plac anyone in bad position Im not seeking the extra re sponsibility But Im available If others can do thejob fine lb CLAUDE WAGNER hedjoin cabinet Prefers iail to seat belt fine WOODSTOCK Ont ICP Woodstock man who said he would go to jail rather than pay fine if convicted of not wearing seat belt in traffic accident that killed six persons did not appear Friday in provincial court James Harcourt 26 was charged with not wearing seat belt having no valid drivers licence and minor liquor of fence in the accident April Harcourt made the vow not to pay any fine after Dr John Blackwood Oxford County coroner criticized the value of seat belts in highspeed collision and said three of the victims in the accident died as result of internal injuries caused by wearing seat belts Charges WBC benefits reduced 90 SITUHUHY Ont CP The Workmens Compensation Board IWCHI has reduced by 90 per cent the benefits that some employees of lnco Metals Co are receiving the New Democrat member of the legislature for Nickel Belt says Floyd Laughren said Friday the board recently changed the classifications of workers who were paid partial disabililty pensions before they went on strike Sept 15 Opening new doors to small busmess Financial assistance Management counselling Looking for bodies Rescue workers look for bodies In downtown Shelby NC Friday night after massive explo slon ripped the fronts of the buildings Four Shelby firemen and one gascompany employee were killed and at least 27 others were injured In the blast AP Photo Davis focuses on unity implores media to help HAMILTON UP Ontario Premier William Davis im plored the news media Friday to be responsible in coverage of the national unity debate and not interpret the federal elec tion results as evidence of dis unity In speech to meeting of the RadioTelevision News Di rectors Association the Davis said high proportion of the Canadian population relies al most totally on radio and tele vision news for information This places large responsi bility on those involved in news gathering and provides chal lenge to all those involved in public affairs As we near the period of time during which the province of Quebec expects to carry out the referendum which is so im portant to its future and to our own the temptation towards polarization will be great and we can expect that there will be some who will respond to that temptation But it would be serious dis tortion if the people of Quebec or its news media took 0n tarios refusal to negotiate sov ereigntyassociation with Que bec as meaning that the prov ince is unprepared to embark on new definition of Con federation The premier said it is too easy to take an isolated in cident such as the minority Progressive Conservative win in this weeks election and distort it so those who read the Quebec news media believe there is growing apathy and division in Canada about what the Quebec people decide to do Throughout Ontario the people went to the polls to ef fect change Firstly and foremost that is their right Secondly after 11 years of one style of leadership it is surely neither extraor dinary reactionary nor revolu tionary for voters to make de cision for change Egypts Sadat to view reclaimed Sinai town EL ARISH Egypt AP Egyptian President Anwar Sa dat flies to this dusty Sinai Desert town today one day after Israeli troops pulled out to claim the first fruit of his peace treaty with Israel The 40000 residents of this Mediterranean coastal fishing town who exploded with joy Friday when Israels Star of David flag came down and Egypts tricolor took its place are preparing heros welcome for the Egyptian leader Sadat who set Egypt and Is rael on the road to peace with his historic journey to Jerusa lem 18 months ago will reclaim all of the desert wilderness he calls his sacred Sinai within three years under terms of the treaty signed in March In the first stage tranfer Sa dat got El Arish and coastal strip to the west He will get back almost threequarters of the Sinai within the next nine months After watching Fridays transfer on television at his home in Alexandria Sadat told reporters This is very mov ing moment am extremely happy So were the Citizens of El Ar ish many of whom danced in the streets and wept for joy as the last Israeli troops drove out of town ending 12year occu pation that began when Israeli tanks and men whipped across Sinai in the 1967 war The 45minute ceremony took place on sunbaked makeshift parade ground in the parking lot of building the Israeli army used as post exchange ANWAR SADAT arrives today On the crest of hill Halifax Citadel Halifax NS On quiet street PREMIER DAVIS avoid distortion Alderman Word l3Ponetang St Tel 7284781 Reduces PCs to I35 seats Liberal Art Phillips winner after reco VANCOUVER CP Prime Ministerelect Joe Clarks mi nority government was reduced by one seat Friday after an offi cial addition of figures in the Vancouver Centre riding showed Liberal candidate Art Phillips finished 100 votes ahead of Conservative Pat Carney The revised figures an nounced by returning officer Margaret Young give Phillips the former mayor of Van couver 15437 votes Carney who was declared the winner with twovote advantage in the early morning hours after election night Tuesday now has 15337 votes and New Democrat Ron Johnson 13347 The victory for Phillips gives the Liberals their only seat west of Manitoba and reduces the Conservatives to 135 seats seven short of majority The Liberals have 115 seats the New Democrats 26 and the Social Credit Party six TORIES TO MEET Ms Young said Conservative party officials will meet this weekend to decide whether to ask for judicial recount Such recount is mandatory if there are less than 25 votes separa ting any of the candidates There also have been charges by some party scrutineers that improprieties occurred at pol ling stations on election day Ms Young has declined to com ment on the charges saying Theres all sorts of rumors go ing around Carney who had dropped the Conservative nomination for business reasons and then won it again after the election was called left Vancouver for China after the count was concluded 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