Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 22 Jun 1979, p. 2

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gasoline retailers threatening to shut down pumps starting lnGWS rounduE predictions Of widespread gasoline station closings threw wrench into the driving plans of US motorists hoping to get away for the first weekend of summer shek president of the Connecticut Gasoline Retailers US motoring plans hit by fuel rationing NEW YORK AP Fuel blockades rationing and This will be the worst weekend ever said Wayne Konit Association whose forebodings were echoed throughout the South and Midwest It was already bad Thursday in southeast Florida where lines at gasoline stations clogged roads National Guards hauled fuel blocked by independent truckers and rationing was ordered in Dade and Broward counties And it might be worse on the July US Independence Day weekend with group representing the 60000 US July unless Washington lets them boost prices Safety test became waterlogged TORONTO CP During safety test at Ontario Hydros Douglas Point nuclear station in 1970 about 200000 gallons of water flooded the station and 410 kilograms of radioactive heavy water were dumped into Lake Huron Hydro report says Station officials eventually realized the heavy water was being pumped into the lake but not before 150 times Hydros current acceptable daily limit had entered the lake At one point the entire plant was partly submerged the llydro report says The report is one of thousands concerning events at the utilitys four nuclear generating stations that have been pro vided to the legislatures select committee on Hydro affairs to use in its investigaton of nuclear safety Herbicide to be checked TORONTO CPI Harry Parrott Ontario environment minister says health officials will check to see whether there is link between the illness of 20 children in the Tobourg area and the spraying of the herbicide 24D in their school yards which began June The names which NDP Leader Michael Cassidy presented to Parrott in the legislature Tuesday have been turned over to the health ministry larrott said there is not much else that can be done at this point Photo Rain helps in fighting forest fire SIOUX LOCKOUT Ont CP Thanks to rain which fell Thursday 22Macre forest fire about 40 kilometres nor theast of here should be brought under control ministry of natural resources spokeman says John Goodman district manager for the Sioux Lookout area said about 25 millimetres of rain fell giving firefighting crews about four or five days to work on existing fires without having to worry about new fires starting Were in good shape now Overcast skies kept ministry waterbombers grounded at the fire control centre in Dryden about 100 kilometres southwest but the rain did more good than any aircraft could have said Bert Blais at the ministry camp The fire located between Strange Lake and the Ver milion River has destroyed seven cottages Goodman predicted it would be under control by Saturday change in wind direction also helped Thursday as 12000acre fire was redirected just three kilometres from the CNR main line and the hamlets of Robinson Ghost River and McDougall Mills along the line about 250 kilometres northwest of Thunder Bay Security tight for Clark visit OTTAWA CPI Journalists accompanying Prime Minister Joe Clark to the sevennation economic summit in Tokyo next week wont be packing bathing suits because there will he no water in the pool Draining pools is part of elaborate security arrangements explained to reporters Thursday Also whole sections of the city have been cordoned off and some businesses have told their employees to stay home on June 27 the day most leaders are to anive It is costing the Japanese government $27 million to pro tect the leaders of the western industrial democracies dur ing their twoday meeting June 28 and 29 The streets hotels embassies and meeting places of Tokyo will be patrolled by 33000 armed police For the last month the Canadian embassy has been constantly surround ed by 280 Japanese guards At no time will journalists be permitted access to Clark or any member of his delegation without special authorization Some liquors wines going up TORONTO CPI Frank Drea Ontario minister of con sumer and commercial relations says prices on some brands of liquor and wine will be increased next week Two brands of scotch to be affected are Johnny Walker Red and utty Sark Drea said the rises reflect increased production and shipping costs and the fluctuation of the Canadian dollar Legislature official dies TORONTO CPI Andrew StuParick 55 manager of the Ontario legislatures media studio died Thursday of heart attack Premier William Davis announced his death during ques tion period StuParick former president Of the legislatures press gallery had worked for several Ontario radio stations in cluding FRB StuParick died at his Toronto home Third reading for rent bill TORONTO CPI Ontarios longawaited revised rent control legislation which keeps annual rent increases at six per cent received third reading Thursday in the legislature Under the bill registry will be set up for potential tenants to check past rents of any apartment The Liberals and the Conservatives voted for the act en titled tch Residential Tenancies Act while the NDE opposed it after several of their amendments were defeated The vote was 63 to 28 Frank Drea minister of consumer and commercial rela tions said the bill was an improvement over the previous legislation which expires at the end of the month Gave no indication of suicide KINGSTON Ont CPI convict who hanged herself at the prison for women after drinking bout while free on 33 day pass gave no indication she would hurt herself guard told coroners inquest The jury which ruled the womans death suicide recommended that guards be on duty at all times in the prison segregation area where Agnes Thompson 41 native Indian hanged herself Lou Goedemondt president of Lou Goedemondt Real Estate Ltd is pleased to announce the recent addition of Bill Sakeris to the Allandale Office Bill has spent the last six years in the real estate with local trust companies and wishes to continue to serve his clients in all aspects of real estate AILRTISL1ENT Worried About How Youll Look With Hearing Aid Chicago lllA free offer of special interest to those who hear but do not understand words has been announced by Beltonc nonoperating model of the smallest Beltane aid of its kind will be given ab solutely free to anyone re questing it Send for this model put it on and wear it in the privacy of your own home While many people with hearing loss will not receive any significant benefit from any hearing aid this free model will show you how tiny hearing help can be It not real hearing aid and its yours to keep free The ac tual aid weighs less than third of an ounce and its all at car lexcl in one unit These models are free so we WATER COIORS by GRAHAM SCIIOIES SATURDAY JUNE 23rd I0 AM PJA SUNDAY JUNE 24th 12 NOON MA sruoro Jim in CUNDLES no no Again we repeat there IS no cost and certainly no obli gationThousandshavcalrcady been mailed so write today to Dept 11133 Beltone Elec tronics 4201 Victoria St Chicago Illinois 60646 5r ween Driver killed in spectacular crash Only the underside of transport truck which was hit by CP Rail freight train Thursday is visible amidst the heap of cars which derailed when the mishap occurred near West Broine Que The trucks driver was killed CP suggest you write for yours at flugrd some ietliner Hiiack suspect taken to US SHANNON AP An anti Communist Serb who hijacked US airliner with 135 persons aboard left for the United States early today aboard the same Boeing 707 jet that brought him to Ireland spokesman at Shannon Air port said hijacker Nikola Kava ja and his US lawyer David Boeshich were being guarded on the flight by five Irish policemen The spokesman said the American Airlines jet left at 145 am EDT and was bound for McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey He said it was due there at 745 am EDT It was being flown by the same volunteer crew that brought it over Thursday on the com mandeered flight The Irish government an nounced early today that it was deporting Kavaka and his lawyer but the police said then they would be taken back Fri day afternoon by an FBI escort aboard scheduled flight Home Auto Life Business sarjeaht Gr insurance lOO Bell Form Rd Borne Ont Friday and Saturday June 22nd 23rd only NIAWATNA DENIM LOOK OSPEED BICYCLE Kmart Reg Price 10997 OSPEED TARGA BICYCLE Silver Deluxe Model Kmart Reg Price 12991 488 UNIVERSAL CONVERTIBLE BICYCLE For boys girls Kmart Rog Price 6497 NOW LOOK How YOU SAVE BLACK RED MOTOCROSS BICYCLE Super heavy duty trail bike Kmart Reg Price 13497 NOW COOK HOW YOU SAVE SOLAREX MEXICAN BICYCLE Super Value Kmart Reg Price 7888 flari pLAZA UNIVERSAL CONVERTIBLE BICYCLE Kmart Reg Price 5997 HWY 27 BAYFIELD ST BARBIE ONT OPEN MON T0 FRIDAY $10 SATURDAYS 9110 NOW BLACK YELLOW MOTOCROSS BICYCLE Kmart Reg Price 9997 NOW LOOK HOW YOU SAVE There was no explanation for the change in plans Ireland has no extradition treaty with the United States but the Irish government ap parently was deporting the pair as illegal immigrants The two men spent the night in jail at Shannon site of Irelands chief international airport on the west coast Kavaja and five other Ser bian exiles were scheduled to be sentenced in US District Court in Chicago today for the 1975 bombing of the home of the Yugoslav consul in Chicago It June 2Ist Draw info ANY Lil3583 RENEE ISII gt gag rtrio II gt gt gt st Banana E2 am gt gt EBIIEIEJEJ BEING EEEEIEIE HUME OTHER gt gt EH ANY III HE NEH was not known whether Judge Hubert Will who originally was to impose sentence on Thurs day would further delay sentencing of the other five un til Kavaja could join them DEMANDED RELEASE The FBI said Kavaja free on $350000 bail was on his way from New York to Chicago Wednesday for sentencing when he hijacked an American Airlines Boeing 727 with 127 passengers and eight crew members aboard Kavaja said he was carrying 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