so the examiner Wodnosday Jun 15 1977 Violence on picket line Police struggle ith Joseph opan 27 one of three pickets arrested Tsday after they sat on the roadway trying to block trucks leaving the Beckers milk plaitt in Toronto opaii as charged with assaulting police About 130 inside workers have been on legal strike since March 10 They also hac been joined by 95 truck drivers ho struck illegally Iliotot Wagner may sue CBC for smear lllAWA ICPi Progressive Conservative MP laude Wagner said Tuesday he may sue the publiclyowned for savage smear against him in television documentary on organized rrime in an emotional speech in the tominoiis Wagner lSt Hya llllllC asked Speaker James Jerome to secure an apology for hint prior to pursuing it further in the Courts lcrome said he would rule on Wagners question within few days At the satne time Jerome said he would rule on other questions raised recently by lls concerning alleged con flicts between their rights and press freedom The other questions concern publication of an alleged con fidential document prepared by Mls on the state of Canadian prisons attempts by Transport Minister Otto Lang to suppress an unflattering magazine ar ticle about himself and allegations by Liberal MP Serge Joya that the govern ment as trying to harness the press Wagners grievance resulted from documentary aired Monday night called Connec tions which alleged that Coti servative Ml John Reynolds iBurnabyRichmondDeltai took money from criminals for Wagners campaign in the 1976 Conservative leadership race Wagner narrowly lost to Joe Clark In speech interrupted several times by applause from all parties in the Commons Wagner said Mr Speaker rise on question ot privilege following the deliberate mathiavellic and savage smear attack laun clied last evening against my personal integrity by the ltts hatclietmen FRIDAY Wagner described himself as an ardent foe and scourge of or ganized crime since entering public life in 1960 In the television docu mentary the man who made the allegations against Wag ners campaign fund was purv ported to be an undercover po lice agent but was not identified or shown on camera Mr Speaker no CBC ie porter and no TBC producer will do to me and my family what the mafia was unable to do to us in my 17 years of public life Wagner said adding that ugly threats made against him earlier by criminal elements had resultcd iii 24hour security Therefore on this question of privilege atid with the utmost respect rest my case in your hands Mr Speaker hoping that you and through you the secretary of state will secure from the CBC public apology Without delay without condilt tioiis in the hope that such an apology published by all media will alter the fact lessen the pain and suffering my tamin and have endured Titden rents big choice of trucks for mUVlIlg merchandise or furniture By the day week Ut month at very economical rates ii Featuring Chevrolets and other fine trucks 341 Bayfield St 7370800 REGISTRATION for Summer Gymnastic Comp will be held at Central and Eastview High Schools from 700 930 pm Thursday June 16 For information call 7263508 PIONEER FESTIVAL Commonwealth leaders agree on AfroAsian issue Pact may end Games boycott threat LONDON CP Com monwealth leaders spent the fi nal day of their biennial confer ence today drafting commu nique to cover the cracks of dis agreements over the crucial is sues of southern Africa and relations between rich and poor countries They were also looking for compromise clause dealing with human rights with the leaders disputing whether to single out President ldi Amin of Uganda by name They held their eighth day of meetings after securing what was regarded as the most con crete achievement of the con ferencean agreement de signed to end the threat of an 99 SECONDS Assorted sizes AS LOW AS PREFINISHED First quality Assorted sizes DONT MISS THESE VALUES GRADE COUNTERTOP Assorted sizes Assorted coloms UNFINISHED DOORS 500 ONLY Interior exterior and Iouvred AfroAsian boycott of the Com monwealth Games in Ed monton next summer That agreement commits all members to discourage sports links with South Africa some thing the Africans have de manded as condition of their participation in the Games Still at issue however was how the Commonwealth should approach the white regimes of Rhodesia and South Africa Britain Canada Australia and New Zealand appeared for the first time ready to accept that military action against Rhodesia might be necessary to achieve majority rule in the territory although all four were still pressing for LIN FT MOVE DOORS and ends of lines under at ridiculous prices woon wmbows Assorted styles and sizes Some with defects 50 MANUFACTURERS LIST ii ABLE SHUTTERS Assorted sizes 99 SUBS TA NDA RD ALUMINUM DOORS Assorted sizes negotiated settlement with the Ian Smith government SEEK MORE SUPPORT With African governments pressing for more positive sup port for military action so called talkandfight strategy seemed to be emerging from the discussions Prime Minister Trudeau has said Rhodesian war would be total war and would mean the blacks would eventually in herit desert On relations between rich and poor nations the leaders have agreed to set up working par ty of officials to study the establishment of an inter national common fund to fi nance stockpiles of more than Weve put all our damaged goods manufacturers seconds seasonal clearances one roof and were selling them off You can pay by cash credit card or cheque dozen commodities for the benefit of both exporters and consumers The common fund itself is to come under negotiation in No vember at meeting of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development UN CTAD But there remains wide areas of disagreement on what com modities the fund should in clude how it should be fi nanced and whether it should be used to transfer wealth from rich to poor countries Commonwealth official in dicated the most the working party could be expected to do is reach common understanding among Commonwealth coun and all sales are ï¬nal triesnot common strategy for the UNCTAD talks The prime ministers presi dents and ministers went into restricted sessions Tuesday to debate humanrights issues and the question of the Ugandan re gime of Amin Com monwealth leader who did not show up at the conference Several African countries op posed naming Amin in the com munique on grounds that it would amount to interference in the domestic affairs of member government Other leaders including Prime Minister James Callag han of Britain and Prime Minis ter Robert Muldoon of New Zealand have pressed for FEE COFFEE DONUTS FREE KIDS SUCKERS FREE PARKING ANY SIZE FIBREGLASS PANELS 26 96 92 weight White Redwood or cedar BILDORAMA HOUSE PAINT SUBSTANDARD 299 BILDORAMA WOODSTAIN 399G LIMITED OUANTIT STAINLESS STEEL SINKS Slightly oversizedt DOUBLE BOWL SINGLE Bows FIRST OUALITY PLA CE PRESS FLOOR TILE ARMSTRONG CARTON ELECTRIC FIREPLACE Attaches to wall Model ll F2 outright 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