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Monday, February 14, 1972 4 men killed women survive Out. plane crash cuers where to find the wreck- went down. 4he- Plus manv more feature cloths CHECKS," FANCY WEAVES, in and Greens. PLAIDS, Greys, Blues, Browns 131 QUEEN STREET H.IUUUU pno.NE 23G-9507 OS oi J'nic British Woollens" CLOSED SATURDAYS AT 1 P.M. The Ottawa Journal C.mP.

RAy. Out. (CPi A Air Olti'i- nirrrnft. It went down Toronto woman, dazed and I in dense bush near this Manitou bleeding following a plane crash, lin Island community that killed her husband and! When -the three other men, stumbled; they found Joyce Bogaerts, through the bush for help early! former nurse whose husband Saturdav while another woman! was also killed in the crash. She survivor remained behind to told police she stayed at the nurse a dying fellow passenger, crash scene, 80 miles southwest Mary McKenna, the mother ofjof Sudbury, because one of a four-month-old son, was-in those aboard was still alive af-state of shock as she told res-iter the Toronto-bound Otter age of the twin-engined Millard She did not immediately iden- SPECIAL TEEN BURGER OFFER EXPIRES FEB.

16 AT OTTAWA DRIVE-INS AND COFFEE SHOP PRICES SLIGHTLY HIGHER DINING AREA OF THE COFFEE SHOP. jtify which of the men it was. However, the man died before the rescue team found the wreck. Police identified those killed as pilot Thomas Miilrooney, real estate developer John McKenna and Don Bogaerts, a provincial health department employee, all of Toronto, and Harold Burt, a Gore Bay councillor. Mrs.

Bogaerts and Mrs. McKenna are both in satisfactory condition in St. Joseph's Hospital in nearby Little Current today. Both women suffered broken arms, cuts and bruises. Irving bumps Nixon from Time cover NEW YORK (UPI) Author Clifford Irving bumped President Nixon off the cover of this week's Time magazine.

The' magazine labeled. Irving "con man of the year." Time had-planned-te-make- -president -trip to China its cover story but late last week decided to feature its story on Irving's Howard Hughes autobiography "hoax" instead. The cover picture of Irving is a copy of a painting by EI-myr de Hory, an art forger (vim was the subject of a book by Irving titled "Fake." Irving said Sunday he didn't tlii nk much of the picture. "It doesn't look like me it's a lousy picture." SUIT-END CLEARANCE 200 SUIT ENDS OF OUR FINEST SUITINGS Ta iloredto-Measure Regardless of chased, while Values Regular to' $165 SPECIAL $120 original price, all of they last, at one low Coat and Trousers these may be pur-clearing price! English Worsteds, Scotch Twists jQueen films elephants in Thailand CHIANG MAI, Thailand Ellzabetl made home movies of a dem onstration by 61 working elephants 1 in the mountains of northern Thailand today and hike up a dirt trail to watch Meo hill tribesmen perform traditional dances. The 4 5-year-old British monarch appeared thoroughly entertained by the festivities at the Mae-sa Falls national park outside Chiang mai, 300 miles north of Bangkok.

Her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, and daughter, Princess Anne, 21, took still photographs of the colorful event. With fhc royal family were their hosts on the Queen's state Journey, King Bhumibol Adulndej and queen Sirikit of Thailand. Queen Elizabeth ar-rived Sunday night and watched a. fireworks display from a mountain top palace, ate sticky rice with her fingers and had her wrist bound with cord in a Meo "good luck ceremony. The Queen will complete her visit- to Thailand Tuesday when she boards the royal yacht Britannia on a cruise to Singapore.

From page one I In Ottawa, Air Canada reported five flights cancelled and four others late. Time has also begun to play a When the technicians their jobs, nine days ago, they announced that the effect of their strike wouldn't be felt for a while. "It'll take time before the equipment begins to break down it touchy stuff and needs constant attention'" said one union official. Towards the end of last week, reports of equipment breakdowns became more frequent. Some Ottawa navigational equipment has broken down, in- Icluding the instrument landing system and the radio beacon I Technicians designated to i stay on the job for public safety and security walked off their jobs Friday.

They arc still out today in Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto and in Newfoundland. Some sources- in Ottawa say it's the radio technicians in Ottawa who are off the job, while other designated electrical technicians have returned to their jobs. The employees on strike, 2,200 members of Local 2228 of the In- ternational Brotherhood of Elec trical Workers, vote today on a settlement proposal submitted i Sunday in Ottawa by mediator Gordon Simmons. Result of the vote is not expected until late Tuesday, although reports out of Vancouver claim workers there defeated the proposal by an 84 per cent majority. Details of the offer were not announced.

Relations between the two sides worsened today with an announcement by the Public Service Staff Relations Board of a decision on a union appeal it heard Thursday. The transport department had insisted the designated employees maintain tape recorders used at airport control towers to check conversations between INVEST YOUR FUTURE FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF! WITH VERY LITTLE CAPITAL YOU CAN START BUYING AND RENTING PROPERTY 10 WEEK EVENING REAL ESTATE COURSE GIVEN BY PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS WILL START YOU ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS Rents Cre QOing Op. Property value ere skyrockfct.ng. Paopit are matting forrur.e in rear estate as never before. Here Is course that will show youhow t0 started, how to administer, how to maniputat huge blocks -ot property.

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Fear total UK shutdown However, Britain has 44 oil, nuclear, natural gas and hydroelectric power stations that can meet approximately 25 per cent ot tne country de mand and ke'p most essential services operating. The govern ment could also order the army to mova available coal into generating plants. HEARINGS WILL START With the strike in its sixth week, a committee headed by Lord Wilberforce starts hear- Marijuana penalties abolition asked NEW YORK (AP) The New York Times reports the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse will recommend March 22 that all criminal pe nalties on the private use and possession of marijuana be eliminated. The commission chairman, governor Raymond P. Sahfer of Pennsylvania, declined to com Cancel 1,000 trains to save power LONDON (CP) British railways cancelled more than 1,000 trains today' to help conserve electricity.

Morning commuters were jammed into the remaining ones. Walkout cancels the tower and aircraft. The PSSRB ruled that the tape recorders are essential to the public safety. Desmond Davidge, business agent for the IBEW in Ottawa, says the announcement destroys all faith in the- word of the rn in the air si tugtion WRrnma-gdaear walked off CALL TODAY! TUITION IS TftX OEOUCTIBlt. V' REGISTRATION IS LIMITED! "We are to- tally disillusioned with the board." Counsel for the union at the hearing, Maurice Wright of Tit-tawa, argued that a tape record er might provide an effective historical record of a flight for the pur pose -of later in vestigation, but it would not help anyone in an aircraft which was in trouble at any particular moment.

Pay is the principal issue in the dispute. The average annual salary of IBEW airport workers is $10,000. The union wants more than the 15.5 percent increase recommended by a conciliation board before tne strike. From page one ings on the strike issues Tuesday. It says it hopes to have recommendations for a settlement ready by Friday.

miners said the recommendations could be put to a vote in 48 hours. This means the strike could be over next week if the recommendations were acceptable. But union leader Lawrence Daily warned: "The miners are the building, he said. Mr. Hajjar said the apartment units rented for about $100 a month.

"I'm insured for $75,000 and will re-build the place as soon as I can, he said. Crowds of cunous onlookers wmsm PUBLIC OPTICAL Open Mon. to Fri. to Set. to 74f BANK Ottawa Kinsmen FILL-A-CARD NEWSPAPER FEBRUARY -r- 14 BINGO I 25 34 PICK UP YOUR SHEETS TODAY SEE COMPARABLE COLOUR SEE ACTUAL CUN HEAR THE PROFESSIONALS EXPLAIN IT SEE ITI determined to conjinue their strike action until the govern ment and the coal board see reason." The minimum wage for the miners has been $49.40 a week.

They are demanding $65.10, while the government has of- i5Tr. Government" spokesmen say the government coal board bad to take a tough stand against the miners' bid for more than a 25 per cent pay raise to avoid 'touching off another inflationary spiral. Lower town From page one "The man complained he was cold and kept running back In. I told him it was better to be cold than in there frying," said a Mr. Hajjar said, the building cost him $120,000 when he bought it last year and $40,000 since then on renovations.

There were 14 apartments In were kept back from the scene by police. Chief Phil Larkin said the cause of the blaze would be investigated later today by his department and the Ontario Fire Marshal's office. Residents near the fire scene opened their doors to the burned-out victims of the blaze. The blaze was under control in less than two hours but firemen continued to pour water into the structure until late this morning. No estimate of damage was available early today but the owner said it would be high, I A VALENTINE FROM A Heart-Winning Offer! Any All-Red Garment Sanitone-Cleaned FREE When with another garment (of course, accompanying garmtnt will charged for) Send us ony red garment.

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