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SBIICATIrtM 4 ZotiXnstltstZtmti-k Part April .9,1.974. SM, F0K INSTANCE, THAT I'M THE MANAGER OF A MAJOR- the weekend. I Three policemen were slightly injured in the bombings and arson, attempts. Police said similar bomb attacks in Britain since mid-December have killed 11 and injured 107. bomb booby traps' and explosives in the mail.

Police have so far do-clined to speculate whether the IRA sparked the renewed bombings Btruck London and the Midland cities of Birmingham and Manchester over Japanese Steelwork'ers Win 26.4 Pay Boost Nation Expected to Be Almost Paralyzed as Labor Enters Final Spring Negotiations 15 IMPORTANT, THAT LINEUP HA5TD6E PMOUATtD CQRRECTLV.WE5NT CAN'T TAKE A 5TARTIN6 LINEUP 0UTTD THE IMPIRE IF IT ISN'T a PUNCTUATED CORRECTLY. CAN VCW? 15 IMPORTANT, MASTERPIECE OF HOLLYWOOD BY DON OBERDORFER Tht Washington Pott BREAKS THE HAIRPIECE MARKET! Gunmen Kill British Colonel at His Home LONDON (UPI)-Gun-men Monday shot and killed a British army colonel at the door of his home and three men believed to have sympathies with Irish Republican Army dissidents are to be charged in connection with the crime, police said. A police spokesman said the three two Englishmen and a Scot would be charged with "being concerned with" the killing of Lt. Col. John Stevenson, commander of an army training camp near the Scottish border.

Stevenson, 53, was gunned down shortly after midnight as he stood at the doorstep of his home on the camp grounds at Otterburn, in a remote area of Northern England. Two unarmed detectives who went to the Percy Arms Hotel in Otterburn village in search" of the gunmen were shot and wounded. Police, meanwhile, warned the public throughout Britain to beware of a possible wave of Kyoto Governor, Aided by Reds, Elected Again Factory DISCOUNT Prices! BY SAM JAMESON Tlmat Staff Writ leading private manufacturer of custom hairpieces for many of the finest name Irani hair replacement companies, now for the first time offers you these very same fabulous custom designed hairpieces at DISCOUNT PRICES! Save up to 50 off tht regular retail price! Masterpiece can beat any legitimate price! Expert fitting styling included. the "stagflation" which has afflicted othe- major industrial nations but which had previously spared high-growth Japan. To begin this climactic week of the spring labor offensive, Japanese railway workers staged disruptive slowdowns of many commuter and long 1 distance trains Monday morning.

If the week's event3 develop as planned, all public and private railroad lines will come to a total halt Thursday and Friday together with fcus and' subway services in many areas. Other work stoppages are scheduled to affect telephone, telegraph and mail service, airlines, ports, government offices and public schools served by the teachers' union. Press reports billed the coming strikes and slowdowns as the biggest week of labor unrest in the nation's history. Record-breaking pay hikes may take some of the steam out of planned work stoppages. However, labor is also pushing for large increases in welfare stipends, a national minimum wage, guarantees of the right, to strike by public workers and other demands going beyond the wage question.

Japanese steelworkers won record-breaking wage increases averaging 26.4 Monday as labor moved into a climactic week of strikes and slowdowns expected to pa-ralyze much of the nation. The steel settlement is traditionally the pattern-setter for major industries in the annual spring wage negotiations, and thus it is considered likely that other major settlements will be close to the 26 figure. Such a result is likely to add new fuel to Japan's roaring inflation, already the most serious of any industrial nation. Labor argued that massive increases' are necessary in view of a 21 jump in consumer prices over the same period last year. Unions also cited recent record-breaking profits of many industrial firms in justification of their demands.

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Instead, they gave their support to Ohashi, considered to be a right-wing moderate in the Socialist Party now dominated by left-wing leaders. Although the Kyoto election turned into a battle between two opposition politicians underscoring the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's weakness in Japan's 13th most populous prefecture it also gave hope to the ruling party that opposition infighting might dissipate the strength of anti-government parties. In the coming election, Tanaka's ruling party faces for the first time the threat of losing control of the upper house. All bills except the national budget and treaties must be passed by the upper house to be enacted. 5 Die in Bus Plunge Pram Hauler.

JAKARTA Five people were killed and 22 injured when their bus plunged into a river in western Java last weekend, police said Monday. braid and Millinery DOWNTOWN A Easter. yellow, Garnish cherries or BY DAVID Timai Staff SYDNEY There is no parade on Easter and no pubs are open on Good Friday but the four-day Easter weekend is no ho-hum occasion. For much of Australia, it is the brightest holiday of the year. Throughout the nation, Easter is a time for horse races, agricul-' tural fairs that attract as many as 100,000 people a day, parties and balls that lead to more parties and balls, packed resorts from Queensland's Surfer's Paradise to New South Wales' Blue Mountains.

It is the changing of the seasonal guard, marking the unofficial end of the Hemisphere summer. The talk changes from cricket wickets to rugby footballs, and the bronzed volunteer 1 i e-guards who have patrolled the nation's 12,000 miles of coastline since November disappear along with the summer sun. Sydney basks in the pleasures of autumn at Easter, with 70-degree days, and 60-degree nights, a towering city emerging from the shores of its har TOYKO The 77-year-old governor of the ancient capital of Kyoto, supported by the Communist Party, Monday won an unprecedented seventh term by a margin of only 4,500 votes. Torazo Ninagawa, whose 24 years as governor of Kyoto prefecture helped establish the Communists as a major force in the city of temples and treasures, clinched victory with his major support this time coming only from the Communist Party. Ninagawa, who pledged to "put the finishing touches on progressive government" in Kyoto, had to settle for a minority victory in this last major local election before a crucial vote this summer for the nation's upper house of parliament.

He received 523,708 votes, or 49.79 of the votes. His chief rival, Ka-zutaka Ohashi, 63, chairman of the Socialist Party's Kyoto chapter, polled 519,208 votes, or 49.36. Four other minor candidates polled a total of Although the No. 1 opposition party, the Socialists, officially joined the Communists to back Ninagawa, the party leaders failed to persuade the local chapter in Kyoto to go along with the decision made at the national level. Ohashi rebelled against the party's decision, resigned his post as a member of the upper house of parliament, and entered the race and was expelled from the Socialist Party.

Although he gave Ninagawa one of the governor's closest shaves, the result underscored the strength of the Communists in Kyotowho were almost sin-g 1 ehandedly responsible for piecing together Nina- A Division of Ttnws Mirror TIMES MIRROR SQUARE LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA 90051 Orange County Edition Offictt 1375 Sunflower Avenua Costa Mesa, California Vol. XCI1I April No. 127 Published dally. Second class postage paid at Los Angeles, California.

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