Barrie Examiner, 12 Sep 1977, p. 2

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219 examiner Monday sept 12 1977 Gas guzzler ban considered in US WASIHNUIUN iatt The US Senate is ready to take on ineflicient fuelhungry automobiles as it considers legislation that would prohibit automakers from building any more gas gtizlers ban on cars that get less than to miles per gallon begin mug in 1080 and increasing to El miles per gallon by 1085 is part of an energy conservation bill scheduled tor Senate ac tion today The bill also would establish new energyctfieieney stan dards in the lnited States for buildings and home ap pliances and make it easier to borrow money to insulate homes or tit them with solainenergy equipment Guerrillas wsrt Amin NAIRUBI tlteuterl Presi dent Idi Amm is still being treated in an island tield hospi tal by Soviet and Ugandan doe tors tganda radio reported to day The radio said the first out siders to see the president since he had an operation last week were group ot lalestiman guerrillas lt quoted military spokes man as saying the Palestinians isited iniii oii an island in Lake Victoria where he is still undergoing treatment The spokesman did not gie any detailsot nims condition liut on Sunday his British born aide lioh stles said the presr dent was quite tit and would be up and about itliiii week Last week Amin was re ported to lltt gone into coma after Soyiet surgeon per toruied minor operation on hisneck llll lltil iti tonia Charged after five years Mr We llrI It tint tl man whose identity police haye not released has been charged with second degree murder in the death ot ltiryearrold girl tie years ago po licesadsatirda The man was to appear iii proyaitiat court today the mans ider is not being riealed because he was giuye iiiletneyeaisago pottersaid lhr boil ol lsiiiay niiete Richardson was found in lehiuavy ltf lltlltttllL itt iuiestiuation ot house fire poiiiesant No foul play was enterted at thetiine lolce man was remanded in lttlllllts south ttft Ylie arrested and cusle at tlt sound atiout it kilometres ot ttllllllllfls PMs talk about future lltlilttltt South trica lteuter Rhodesian lrime liiiister lat iiitth opened talks today llll South trican lrime liiistei loliii orster to discuss latest deietopments in he attemp to workout peaceful transition to black niaioriy lillt in lthodesia it was the sotrind meeting in giiis or er two weeks between Smith and orsei1 who is in position to imluence the Rhodesian goyeriinieiit as South trica controls the trade links ot its laiidloekeil neighlioi tiltsilti epeetel iiiitl to outline to orster iiieaiis oi seekaig an agreement lll moderate lilaeks in the rent gade ii tisli coloir to toiin broad based multiracial got loitniahsts gather around monitor il Sherbiooke Que television stalioii Sunday to hear broadcaster Normand laltais read the latest message to the ahdlltlnls of harles larioii The credit union where Marioiis worked betoie he was kidnapped iii1ti raised the ransom ol fer from $233000 to $250000 tor laiions sate release ttl Ihotot $250000 offered to get victim back stllilttititttttxtfi Que The kidnappers of credit iiiiiotiemployeethailes larioii were ottereil an increased ran stilt til $itttlttt lttl l1l release ill the latest broadcast to them tttl lttt il teleisioiistitioiiNinllax Boy dead playing rate from movie tiilt ltt titiio tl ttlll liiiy lii lit in yi ieeitartiiigl pait oi the tlitili llll llairj siiuaied ott against his ll tii olil liliillitl Sunday and killed him with taltltlt tlttllllLtl said ltelpiiie llionip on is hargiwt with iieiliueii iioiii lltlt in the death of tii lltillltt Tli tIis titilltt saltl llii slttiii mg Htttlll Ht tll ttie txtliooo oi their lltIlllltitltti toiiiintius hoiie HIMlllltll tltl llit liiil that ttt llttltl titillt Spokesinen tor taisse lopii laire dc Slieiliroiike lel sanl iti thi iiiessaiie the inereased the ransom ollei as token ol ilootl faith it was the third ollei ol ranom money the tlttlll union hasinadetothekidnappers ilittt liiiriti was ulttllltlttl int tioiii his cottage Ill tvvkr li iiiiles iioitheast oI her the kidiiappei asked lttl Itioii Itlttttt ltei lttll wetIv tle eitsht tlliltlll olleieil jnii IIIIII tttl ltist week Itt itrustllllitiitliittisttiitIi lllt ine iit read by Not 2itiltl ltltl ti lotil will piisiiiiltt who has igttttl 1ti ii ir iti ltl eiiiietli tl ii the ittait stir tzeituti not tipp itt the waj littltlllitllttllH were going and asked the abductor to detail piaii toi the raiisoiii drop oil and larioiis release laltais who has been go between tll other kltlllattttlllt iiid hostage taking iiieideiits said stttttltl intermediary has been chosen at the kidnapper request but his ideiititj has not lieiittltsiloserl the person you tthe alidur toi hae chosen to ai eoinpaiiy li laltais has been ieeipted is per youi iii dunnosage aid te ire liapp that out nego stiiii lions tiation haze reached high letel appears to tr that an lllillitltlil etlenien is pos slltlt ADULT EVENING CLASSES liti lEltt SlMCUE ltlUNlY BOARD Ul JCAlltJN REGISTRATION Tuesday September 20 and Thursday Septririhei 227 30 00 in Grove Street COURSE lENGTH lit the colntririuiii it Eastwow SetMidtin School n12l rttlffiGfttvtUitdrdllitttt Burro Ontario Macdonald warns us Get ready for tough solutions ltlititNA ttli ltlltitlltf Minister lionald Macdonald said Saturday tanarhaiis Will bare to accept tough solution to meet economic problems currently lacing the country Macdonald also said following his speech to Liberal tnndiaisiindinner here he expects Prime Minister No more politics for me Macdonald tells CTV tlliW ttli lllllltt MIIIIHltt ltoniild Maedonald says he liir no rpialni alioiit tltltlllllt the key eeoiioinie post in the lrudeau caliinet at titneot luili iiiitiiitiliif ineiil and ttilllllitlllt inflation in at the lottnnl end ol lll political eaieer Macdonald tilltl on thet TV program ues lion leiiod taped Ioi broadcast Sunday He uled out the possibility of any political iob in the future lint said he might be able to play role outside Parliament in promoting national unity and ioiivuieing nebeeers they should not support the separar tist aims ol the larti iieberois government Macdonald said he was not interested in being prime minister lrudeau to name his successor within 10 days Last week Mac donald announced his intention to retire from the cabinet About 800 Saskatchewan Lib erals raised 331152400 by attend ing thediiiner Macdonald 20minute speech and brief news confer ence following it said Tana diaiis cannot expect as rapid pace of growth as they have slen in the last 20 years The country faces an end to low cost energy and deprecia tioii of easy to extract natural resources and stiff compel it ion Macdonald said While the annual rate of growth will decrease and indi virtual expectations with it there will be no reduction in the current standard of living for Canadians he said Instead there will be more modest rate of improvement in that standard Macdonald in talking to re porters warned that Canadians cannot expect their govern ments to spend their way out of economic difficulty Instead governments must show re straint and reduce the per ccntage they take of the gross national product Macdonald said the in flationary psychology in Canada has not been broken and fanadian economic leaders must make public com mitincnt to restraint He told Liberal followers Ca nadians must adjust to higher energy prices and lower value for the fanarlian dollar He said dollar depreciation must not be met with demands for higher wages tllttl ltiit lltiiij on teleiioii eitinieii mumHi nihi NIM pmuilmtp All County Will he held it Eustvirw Serrmrlriiy Srhtgiril unless Your Intro uctorV 0PV at lu 2000 ChOlerO ltiteitiiiltilril the stiltlvt sll ClasseshgiiiSptriiiburQianttyq ll sris iiititer Neat outbreaks ot tlltiltta iori 31 55 it it reported Sunday in Syria and other partsot the Middle has laiytnp 311 ltt Indicated toei are for 1976 l977 flu t977 1978 Fees srhedolo in syiia wheie the death toll tiom the illstast had 11 Hs in 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