the examiner Tuesday August 1977 xtra permanently eight months and $500 million $200 million has left since Nov 15 future developments he said Was Wilson spied upon LONDON Reutert When Harold Wilson was prime minister of Britain he found listening device hid den behind portrait in his study his former press secretary said Saturday The statement by Joe Haines followed reports in British news media that Wilson had been bugged possibly by his own security services Wilson in power from 1964 to 1970 and 1971 to 1976 has made no comment on the reports which alleged sur veillance was carried out in Parliament and his official and private residences Haines said the former prime minister found hole in the wall behind an oil pain ting of 19th century British Prime Minister William Gladstone The hole in study at 10 Downing Street contained flat metallic object llaines told reporters Diet visits Prince Albert home riding of Prince Albert Sask in excellent condition an aide reported Dollar falls to 91 cents said cents and paid 92 cents counter transactions Peach shortage is feared south of Penticton US auto showdown DETROIT AP Senior of ficials of the auto industry and of the Carter administration say US auto plants will start shutting down within week leaving thousands of workers jobless and creating economic chaos if Congress does not settle on new auto pollution standards by Friday This week the industry learns from Congress whether plants can start building 1978 model cars as scheduled this month Detroit argues that unless the present Clean Air Act is amen ded it cannot produce any cars that comply with the standards now on the books The choice is to build illegal cars that would be subject to fines of $10000 each if they are sold or shut down assembly lines Congress and the Environ ment Protection Agency EPA bowing to lobbying by the industry and recently the United Auto Workers unionr previously granted three years of delays in meeting emission standards which were estab Iished to reduce pollutants The latest House of Represen tatives and US Senate bills grant Detroit twoyear exten sion of the current interim stan dards but the bills differ on how quickly and to what extent the standards should be made tougher in later years CANT MEET STANDARDS The law on the books requires 1978 cars to meet stringent standards that the industry says it is unable to meet The 1978 models that the industry is ready to start building do not meet those standards HouseSenate conference committee has been working last week on compromise of the two bills Once com promise is reached it still must go before the full House and Senate for approval But Congress is scheduled to recess for month Friday House Speaker Thomas ONeill acting on pleadings from Presi dent Carter has promised to keep the House in session past Friday it necessary Quebecs Greeks eyeing homeland MONTREAL CP Quebecs Greek commtmity appar ently encouraged by new stability in their homeland and dis turbed by political developments in the province is reported to have sent millions of dollars in capital to Greece since the Parti Quebecois came to power last November Many of the 70000 members of the Greek community here are also said to be considering returning to their homeland Fifteen Greek businessmen lawyers notaries and com munity leaders said in interviews there has been an in creased flow of capital from Quebec to Greece in the last Their estimates of the amount vary between $5 million Several Greek travel agencies also report that the number of longterm vacations to Greece has jumped this year as families return to assess the situation there Demetrius Manolakos notary and former president of the Hellenic Community of Montreal said It would be false to say there is no flight of capital would say about general climate of uncertainty has been created in Que bee and Greeks are not excluded froin the anxiety about HAROLD WILSON bugged OTTAWA tCPi Former prime minister John Diefenba ker left Ottawa on Monday for visit of several days to his The 81yearold Diefenbaker left hospital Sunday after re ceiving treatment for internal bleeding Doctors said he was BUFFALO AP The overthecounter value of the Canadian dollar fell to 91 cents USi here Monday the lowest price since the end of the Second World War banker Banks were selling Canadian dollars for 95 cents 118 but were paying only 91 cents Last week banks charged 96 Canadian cheques were being discounted eight per cent while Canadian coins were valued 10 per cent less than their US counterparts These rates applied to small overthe Bankers here attributed the latest drop in the value of the dollar to continued weakness in the Canadim economy at time when the US economy appears to be improving OLIVER BC tCPi The worst hailstorm here in more than 20 years caused millions of dollars damage to fruit and might mean peach shortage this summer British Colum bia crop insurance branch supervisor said Saturday Dick Forty said the fiveminute storm Thursday dropped hailstones as big as an inch in diameter and damaged 7000 acres of fruit crops near this Okanagan community 30 miles Well offer you piece of Birthday Cake with money buried in every open piece from 10¢ to $100 cup of freshly brewed coffee Mountain Dew for the kids and Municipal Ctiildren must be aceonipatned try an adult Weekend fatalities Man electrocuted while digging tunnel By THE AN ADI AN PRESS man eltctrocutcd Monday when he touched faulty exten sion cord wh Ie digging tunnel iuider his house near Orillizi Ont was among at least 212 per sons who dcd accidentally in Canada duri rig the weekend survey by The Canadian Press in Ne Brunswick ii tario Manitoba Saskat chewaii Alberta and British olumbia the provinces whcrc Moiid was holiday extends from ti piii Iï¬iday to midnight Monday night local times Fatalities from the other four provinces are counted from pin hiday to midnight Sun day night local times The stincy shows titt traffic fatalities 11 drowiiiiigs four fire deaths second clcctrocu tioii death two boys killed III grain hopper two persons lull ed III falls and youth lullcd in water skiing accident acciitciit Iii Quebec 31 persons dint 111 traffic accidents and tour per sons drowned Besides the two clcctrixutioii dciiths Ontario had to traffic fatalities llt diowiiings the two deaths III the grain Ito ipcr and three year old girl illcd iti tall into scpt ic ink Brit 1in toliiiiilua had time traffic deaths two drowiiiiigs two firc deaths person killed after falling from tLth floor apartment balcoii and the youth killed iii the water skiing ilttltltltt The Ontario dead FRII Sarah Iausha 39 Ottawa iii twiwiir collision in that city Mary Ann Dale its lhtiiider Bay when struck by car in that city SATlRDAY tarl Iloward Ihoiiipsoii 1H Oshawa drowned in ciiteniiial Lake 30 miles southwest of Renfrew which is about lit miles southeast of Pembroke Delxirah Jane tataiiianiiik 16 Spenceryillc in singlecar accident near Prescott 15 miles northeast of Brockyille Holly Lynn Marsh ltt lov ronto when the car she was driving rolled over on Highway 401 near Brighton 2o miles southwest of Bellcvdle Dane Pickering 18 outs ville iii twocar collision near Brmebridge 25 miles north of Orillia Wendy tray Sault Ste Marie drowned in the St Marys River in that city Linda Irene Scott 25 Kcniptlt viIIc and Barbara Neilson 27 Briiiston iii Iicadon collision in Cardinal 25 miles east of Brockville SlNDAY James Scliiciiiic Ill and Bret Stevenson 20 both of Sarnia in it three car collision on Iliglir way 11 near Huntsville 5t iiiilcsnorthotttrillia Kim Iaiiic It Windsor and tltlltltl Shaw 21 Blenheim when the motorcycle they were riding went out of control while being chased by police in Wind Nil Krista Lynn ziiiipbelL It Lucknow when she fell into septic tank near her liotiic about to miles northwest of Situitlortl Iiiiiic Wallace to and Ron ild Mctim l2 both of Mount Hope found dead in grain hopper ill the Wallace farm of Hamilton llirgarct Ilagcii 17 ilcii Robertson drowned while swimming in friends pool in Cornwall Robert liiiics 20 Kiiigsyillc cl cc rocu ed wli en aliiiiiiniiiii ladder on which he was standing touched electric wires at his house miles southeast of Windsor Richard Paul tarther 14 So Ion Jhio drownth in Snare Lake about 120 miles nor thwcst of Iiiiiniiiis Roderick Iaclctiii in awa drownul in Black Lake to miles west of Perth at ltlllt southwest at Ottawa HaroldIcsliclcciiw31lo ronto in single car accident about 311 miles tltllllttl ot Pctcrboroiigh Adam Scoioraiiski ti ros ton in head on collision cast of Nipigon about on lllllt northeast of Thunder Ba MONDAY Blake Warren Leigh 33 ttio Iowiiship electrocuth when he touchid faulty extension Cord while digging tunnel llll for his liti1lgtt near iillia lhoiiias Wyatt 37 Ottawa iii smglccar accident on llltll way 401 about to miles east oi tllltlllfl Ontario Place tOps Toronto attractions TORONIO tli intario Place the provincially financed lakefront playground is one of the busiest tourist at tractions in Metropolitan Toronto drawing more than two million visitors annually since its opening in 1071 Ontario Place officials said that last year 28 million people visited the site which includes childrens playground three cinemas restaurants and an outdoor oncert hall The operators of the Iowei report that 17 million people have gone up the worlds tallest freestanding structure or visited its revolving restaurant in the towers first year which began liiiic Jti 1971i The Towers success has meant the closing of the other ITSOUR BIRTHDAY AND 89 why not drop in and enjoy our Ball Point friendly service WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AUGUST TIME 1030 tillNOON or until our generous supplies last downtown tltltllttll decks III the Toronto lioiiiiiiioii critic and he oniiiiorcc oiirt the eight year old llilitl in Science tciitrc illllllltll attend aiiccriachcsiilioiit fiiiiillioii year with llr ltllltl lllllt tllll 111g lltc 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an 2m mittx inimit the snoti in poison nwdlv given him he lraiicn iota iotci llit ion forcthe flight pilot wliow caprurc lvtlt til The incident which exposed IEREDHYM Slv tlhht oui tic Voict lllttfi the tlA practice of spy flights Powers civilian under Con ptislicil the cold ll into tll ott l1IIIl caused the Col tract to the IA later said he cin rimpct villi ii kiiltti iiittMttl lilflltiltlllllllllll111 hitd Hitltlt It rcavh the Ioiidit ili llrl not lit tiitc tcrciicc iii Paris and canch lUllmS OIHHCWI t0 the Mou ism lo tiwpti atom of President lttll Illill 5lltl95lrUCl SYStCm lowti prim pivi bower planned trip to Mos and that he had been told using Mirei Sin diot agttt we the needle was his own choice llitll Bctl lc lltl pointed He was cleared by CIA board ltilti tatMg SJ it Potters pciit 31 months in of inquiry which found he had thc Not ltlEmtttlri prawn litltlll being exchanged llttl up to his obligations as tii ti Ill too for Mr lludolpli Abel an American under the circum 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without interference in the first test of the Communist Nor ths new military sea boun dary radio message said The radio said the 450ton Ongjinho escorted by South Korean naval vessels docked at the island of Paengyongdo after an 11hour voyage from the port of Inchon near Seoul The island is within 10 miles of North Koreas west coast and apparently falls inside the newly announced unprece dented military zone They want import curbs on footwear MONTREAL CP Cana dian footwear representatives have proposed that imports of womens and girls footwear be restricted to to 115 million pairs next year drop of 25 per cent from last year The proposals were for warded Friday from Toronto to the federal ministries of in dustry finance and consumer and corporate affairs Details were made available here during the weekend by industry representatives Wall to Wall Carpets Rugs and Furniture Established 948 For campers vans and pickups Super Express rib tires 999 Extra Traction tires 399 Longlasting truck 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ex tends into the Yellow Sea was not certain but observers esti mated it would be roughly 50 miles CONTROLS FISHING Declaration of the economic zone means North Korea claims control of fishing mining and other economic activities within the area The USIed United Nations Command UNC here rejected North Koreas unilateral action in setting the offshore military boundary There will be no change in our operations in international waters and air space com mand spokesman said He reaffirmed the long standing UNC position that no unilateral North Korean declar ation can curtail rights of either side under the armistice agreement 191101qu 728476 aEa 67015 Tube type Installed bEa 6701 Tube type 399° order