AVWW the Tuesday July 17 1979 news mam Tunkyardbound bomber plunges onto building SALT LAKE CITY AP Firefighters airmen and offi cials checking the burnedout building where an EBS bomber crashed on its way to the scrap heap Monday agreed it was wonder lives were not lost and that damage was so limited The two crewmen ejected safely the plane crashed while all but one of the buildings oécupants were out for lunch the aircraft missed nearby buildings and girl kicked her way out of trailer before flames from the crash nine metres away demolished the vehicle The twinengine jet modification of the old B57 bomber had been stripped of its special radar detection gear and was being flown from Montana air base to the graveyard of in planes DavisMonthom Air Force Base in Tucson Ariz 52 US Air Force officials said Simple service for slain mobster NEW YORK AP Underworld leader Carmine Galante was buried with simple sevenminute graveside prayer service Monday after Roman Catholic Church officials refused to allow requiem mass But Rev Felician Napoli priest at St Anthonys church in Little Italy said he conducted the prayer service with the churchs permission as an act of charity Galante who reputedly led one crime organization and was trying to take over the territory of other crime families was gunned down last Thursday while dining outdoors at an Italian restaurant in Brooklyn Threatened Metro strike averted lORONIO CPi threatened strike by 6500 Metropoli tan Toronto city employees was averted Monday night when negotiators reached tentative agreement Workers will vote July 29 on contract that would give them sevenpercent pay raise retroactive to Jan and 25 per cent more Oct bringing the base labor rate to $701 an hour Members of locals 43 and 79 Canadian Union of Public Employees had threatened to strike July 27 More than 1000 at Wagner funeral MONTREAL tCPi Politicians and citizens alike paid their last respects on Monday to Senator Claude Wagner who died last week after long illness More than 1000 people including Prime Minister Joe Clark attended the hourlong funeral service at St Joseph de Bordeaux Roman Catholic church in north Montreal Clark who defeated the former judge in the 1976 Progres sire Conservative leadership convention was one of the few who walked in procession through scorching heat to the church He was accompanied by his wife Maureen McTeer and Ontario Premier William Davis Austin Mini recall announced OTTAWA CP More than 3000 Austin Minis will be re called by Jaguar Rover and Triumph of Canada for replace ment of defective gas tank caps the British companys na tional service manager said Monday Brian Green said in an interview from his Burlington Ont office that the recall will be in compliance with recent transport department suggestion based on Feb test at Phoenix Ariz which showed that Minis produced after 1978 have defective gas caps Jobcreation policy to be unveiled OTTAWA CP Employment Minister Ron Atkey is to announce today the Progressive Conservative governments jobcreation policy promised during the May election campaign UNION CARBIDE CIIAIGE UMWUND PAlllNG Voolwmtk 5676 BAYFIELD ST DOWNTOWN BARRIE entrance off Maple Avenue use These Cards in woolwiirtlistores Across canada Liz at funeral Elizabeth Taylor is seen at the funeral service at Chichester England Monday for her former hus band Michael Wilding who died recently at age 66 In the background Is one of the couples two sons AP Photo Whales may go to fish factory POINT AU GAUL Ntld CP The 135 whales that beached themselves and died on Newfoundlands Burin Peninsula during the weekend may end up in fish factory Fishery Products Ltd major Newfoundland concern said it will study the oil and blubber content of the pilot whales known locally as potheads because of protruding bump over their eyes to determine their suitability If they are the firm proposes to tow the carcasses to fish plant for processing Metro police probe vendetta TORONTO CP Metropolitan Toronto Police say they are investigating what appears to be vendetta against former Toronto Argonaut football player Joel Parrish In the last eight days vandals have set fire to Parrishs three nine $13000 fourwheeldrive van and fired millimetre bullets into it It could be Hamilton Ticat fan the former Argo guard joked on Monday after vandals fired the bullets one hitting rear tire and two narrowly missing the gas tank into his van Paid more than they received OTTAWA CP Organized workers paid more than twice as much in dues to international unions in 1977 than they got back in strike funds and other benefits govern ment report shows Statistics released Monday indicate workers paid $1984 million in union dues in 1977 Of this $753 million was sent to international headquarters and $299 million returned to Canada as strike benefits pensions welfare benefits and salaries and wages for Canadian staff The report covered all 179 unions and 28 million organized workers in the country There are 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guerrillas waging war against the Salisbiry government Ignoring warnings from the media and politicians such as New Zealand Prime Minister Robert Muldoon Buckingham Denies workers locked out TORONTO CP Bell Can ada technicians in Toronto Kingston 0nt and Quebec City were sent home from work Monday following their partici pation in rotating strikes Fri day However company spokes man Ron Devaney denied the workers were locked out He said Monday that when the technicians did not come to work on Friday their work for Monday was assigned to man agement personnel He said technicians have been told to report to work today Peter Klym spokesman for the technicians union said Bell is penalizing workers who dare to strike The technicians members of the Communications Workers of Canada have been without contract since last December When negotiations reached an impasse last week series of rotating strikes were called by the union Friday On Monday Home Auto Lilo Business arjeant it Insurance 100 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Minister Abel Muzorewa pledged in turn that his security forces would take no action that would endanger the Queen or the conference The Queen will have packed itinerary holding numerous au diences with Commonwealth leaders The Queen has been to black Africa several times and was in Kenya in 1952 when she acceded to the Throne Her father King George VI died while she was on safari Accompanied by Prince Philip and her second son 19 yearold Prince Andrew the Queen begins her 17day tour Thursday at the northern Tan zania town of Arusha After travelling to the Tan zania capital of Dar Es Salaam the landlocked country of Ma lawi and Botswana the Queen arrives in Zambia on July 27 RENT I979 $9 an bray Cold Pack Canner enamel U595 I20t Pot 20Qt Pot DAILY RENTAL Free Pickup and Delivery all 1979 models and makes of carsl Ask about special weekend rates Barrie DriveaCar 43 Essa Rd Barrie 7266474 7iar capacity with rock holds pints or quarts Blue 00 Per day Plus mileage In worth L1 department 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