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The Ottawa Journol CMHC slow approving 171 H' Ulster police warned ti house grants minister 1 Ml Monday, Sept. 22, 1975 Manitoba's minister of urban affairs Saul Miller charged here today Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) takes too long to approve applications for oew bousing. He said the federal housing budget is sometimes not spent by the end of the year because of delays in approving Quebec also has a rent control system and the Ontario Conservative government has promised to introduce a rent review plan which opponents have said sounds like rent controls. The Ontario New Democratic Party, which finished second in last week's provincial election, has proposed rent controls. day-long session at the Skyline Hotel is closed to the press and public Mr.

Danson repeated his opposition to rent controls. He said i he had any evidence of rent controls being successful and enforceable with enough rental accommodation coming on the market he would be delighted to go along with controls. Ontario's Housing Minister, Donald Irvine, repeated his suggestion made last spring that CMHC be confined to lending' money with the provinces responsible for specific housing programs. Housing ministers from all 10 provinces are in Ottawa today for informal meetings with federal urban affairs minister Barney Danson.JThe flyers drop into BELFAST (AP) Terrorists bombed five Northern Ireland towns and an roadblock near the border with the Irish republic early today, police reported. Two police officers were critically wounded when a time bomb blew up their guard station at a roadblock in Portadowu, 30 miles southwest of Belfast.

Authorities blamed the attack on the outlawed Irish Republican Army (IRA), the predominantly Roman Catholic movement that seeks to end British rule in Northern Ireland and unite the North with the Irish republic. The IRA's Provisional wing warned Sunday it will launch a new terror campaign against the Protestant-dominated police force, the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) unless its ''torture centre" at Cast-lereagh barracks in east Belfast is closed. The IRA said the RUC no longer was covered by the Provisionals' 7Vs-month ceasefire. It alleged police brutality against suspects at the Castlereagh base, a heavily fortified building long used as an interrogation centre by the police. World's By CLIFF COWAN Journal Reporter Ottawa is the centre of interest of the world's flyers this week as the aces of all forms space explorers, light plane and balloon pilots, soaring and parachute enthusiasts, and radio-controlled modellers attend the 68th general conference of the Federation Aeronautique Internationale.

With the Royal Canadian Flying Clubs Association as host, international awards for outstanding work associated with flying were presented today. Among the recipients of the awards were two Eastern Ontario flyers M. M. Fleming of Ottawa and George Hurren of Tweed receiving FAI medals and diplomas for their support of private flying. Major awards included the FAI Gold Air Medal presented to USSR test pilot Alexander Fedotov; the FAI Gold Space Medal, presented to Col.

Gerald P. Carr, the U.S. captors she denounced him in a tape recorded statement as a "sexist, ageist pig." But so far he has not been able to get a message to her in the San Francisco County jail. "I worried she won't want to see me," he said. Asked whether he would like to get back together with Miss Hearst, Weed said: "I don't think in terms of getting back together again with her.

By that I mean that 'Stage two 9 Patty's fiance in 'turmoil' again Hotel guests led down fire truck ladder Fire escapes clogged as 600 flee burning Montreal hotel WUATAJ26 YOU D0IM6? YOtifef NOT EVEN A MEMBER OF A UNION. UXXBUPPKA FADI5AFAP DON'T MAKE A oFrr. i i oFrr. I MONTREAL (CP)-A five-alarm fire at the downtown Laurentian Hotel was brought under control today about two hours after it had started. Firemen said they believe all of the 600 guests were evacuated safely although four persons were taken to hospital for treatment of smoke inhalation.

The fire began in a restaurant adjacent to the hotel lobby and quickly filled the hotel with smoke. Aerial ladders were used to rescue people from the upper storeys of the 19-floor hotel. Firemen said the evacuation was hampered by guests who tried to take their luggage with them down the fire es-capes. Smoke from the fire, which billowed into city skies, spread throughout the building through the hotel's ventilation system. The hotel is at the busy intersection of Dorchester Blvd.

and Peel Street. The streets in the vicinity of the fire were closed by polic during the fire. The closure of the intersection added to the woes of motorists making their way to work in rush hour traffic in a city that has been without public transit for five days. A hotel spokesman said guests would be able to return to their rooms in the afternoon. Demolition of the Laurentian Hotel, which is owned by Marathon Realty, was slated for the fall of 1974 but was postponed until after the 1976 Summer Olympics.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Steven Weed says it took him a year to put his life back in order after his financee, Patricia Hearst, was kidnapped by terrorists. Now she's been captured and jailed, and Weed is sub-merged in turmoil once again. "In many ways I feel more uncertainty now than I did a week ago," Weed said Saturday in an interview. Weed, 28, was the only witness to Patty's abduction on Feb. 4, 1974.

He was injured in a fight with the kidnappers. "I spent a year of my life trying to put this thing behind me and coming to the point where I really felt that I understood what happened and why I tied up all the loose ends," he said. "But now it's like stage two. Ifs like things have started all over again. I feel extremely unsettled." Weed was interviewed by the San Francisco Examiner.

Weed said he want? to see Miss Hearst, 21, despite the fact that after joining her Symbionese Liberation Army Kissinger sets sights on Syria-Israel accord BEEF PRICES ARE 0 mum wi buy mm Ottawa were awarded the De La Vaulx medals as holders of absolute records for the past year. lllllllllllllllllilllUlllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIII Ottawa man killed in crash A 33-year-old Ottawa man was killed instantly at 12.20 a.m. today when his car crashed into a ditch and hit a cement culvert near Kazaba-zua. Police said Garyltfennie, S3 Crichton was driving towards Ottawa. He was alone at the time of the accident and apparently lost control.

His car burst into flames but police say the victim died as a result of the impact although he suffered minor burns to his face and upper body. mviiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif Hit-and-run car sought in fatality A Lucerne woman walking along Aylmer Road in Lucerne was hit by a car and killed instantly early this morning. Police are looking for the driver of the car that killed 34-year-old Estelle Loyer of 23 Elanor Lucerne. Witnesses have described the car as a late-model dark red Buick Century with a pale roof. Police have found bits of a car grill at the scene of the accident.

Sgt. Norbert Lacasse said people are already telephoning information about Buick Cen-turys and he is confident the hit-and-run driver will be arrested soon. Official count gives Gigantes bigger victory The official count Saturday increased the victory margin of NDP candidate Evelyn Gigantes over Liberal Paul Taylor to 281 votes in the provincial riding of Carleton East. The final resulc of Thursday's election is 11,982 for Ms. Gigantes, 11,701 for Mr.

Taylor and 9,579 for the Progressive Conservative candidate, Darwin Kealey. Man killed MORRISBURG, Ont. (CP) Julian Nance, 73, of St. Charles, was killed late Saturday when the car he was driving collided with another car about one mile north of here at the junctions of highways 31 and 401. old orphan is about four months old, Mr.

Morris knows he has a problem on Ids hands. "I don't know what we're going to do with this cub," he said this morning. "We can't keep it for another 18 months and zoos have all the black bear cubs they need." Until someone comes up with an acceptable solution, Mr. Morris will try to find one of his own. "No matter what happens," he said, "the animal will not be destroyed by us." WHEN WE MAKE A GOOD PURCHASE WE PASS THE SAVINGS ON TO YOU OUR CUSTOMERS.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) State Secretary Henry Kissinger said today the Egyptian-Israeli Sinai accord is only a first step toward a Middle East settlement and that he has made it clear he is prepared to promote an agreement between Syria and Israel. Declaring "opportunities must be seized or they will Mr. Scobie was stabbed several times in the chest and once in the head below the car. commander of Skylab-Four whose mission of 84 days, one hour and IS minutes was the longest to date in the history of manned space flight. The Yuri Gagarin Gold Medal was presented to Dr.

Edward G. Gibson, also of the Skylab crew. This medal is named for the Soviet cosmonaut who was the first man to fly in space. Col. William Pogue, the third member of the Skylab, and the other two record breaking U.S.

space explorers I don't think I will and I don't think I won't. I just think in terms of supporting her." By support he said he meant doing what he can to see that she regains her freedom. Weed was working on the final chapter of a book he is writing about the kidnapping and his life with Patty when he got word last Thursday that the 19-month search for her finally had ended. disappear," Kissinger told the United Nations General Assembly in a speech that the United States is ready to explore alternatives to a Geneva peace conference in order to push ahead on an Arab-Israeli accord. President Ford's statement that he will not accept stalemate and stagnation in the Middle East "was true before the Sinai agreement was signed.

It remains true today," Kissinger said. His remark were seen as conciliatory towards the Soviet Union and militant Arabs and their supporters who want the United States to press Israel for withdrawals on the fronts with Syria and Jordan now that Israel has pulled back in Sinai in the agreement this month with Egypt. do something but they cannot operate in Quebec. That's when Mr. Morris and his men were brought Into the picture at the request of the RCMP.

Using tranquilizer guns, the wardens shot down the two cubs but, unfortunately, one of them died. Mr. Morris said the second cub Is very much alive and is being bottle-fed and he is also eating well. Cubs usually with their mothers until they are two years old and, since this one 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH City man charged in RA stabbing GUARANTEE IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH FLAVOUR AND TENDERNESS RETURN YOUR ORDER AND IT WILL BE REPLACED PER PACKAGE. 3 EQUAL PAYMENTS 30 DAYS APART WITH THE PURCHASE OF A HIND OF BEEF OR MORE.

CANADA'S FINEST GRADE A-1 BEEF CASO I FROM ft QUEBECOIS MEN LIVE 4.12 YEARS LESS MONTREAL (CP) French-speaking males in Quebec live an average of 4.12 years less than men of other ethnic origin in the province and an average 3.08 years less than French-speaking Quebec women, a study prepared for the social affairs department reveals. The results were obtained in an 18-month study by demographer Laurent Roy, an employee of the department. The report, made public during the weekend, is based upon census figures and records of deaths In the province. A study by Dr. Madeline Blanchet, published last May in Quebec Medicine, found that the average life expectancy of Quebecers was less than that of other Canadians.

Dr. Blanchet blamed the shorter life expectancy on the refusal of Quebecers to heed warnings about smooking and driving with seatbelts unbuckled. AGED 21 DAYS AVAILABLE: iili ti): An argument over a shuffle-board bet Friday has sent a man to hospital in critical condition after he was stabbed in the head and chest during a game at the RA Centre. David Scobie, 27, of 1494 Lepage was still in critical condition after being rushed to hospital around 10 p.m. Friday.

Charged with attempted murder In connection with the stabbing is Larry Lepine, 21, of Clarence Street. Police said there was an argument over a bet in a shuffleboard game in the RA Sportsmen's Lounge before the stabbing incident. Two off-duty policemen, one from Ottawa and one from Nepean, chased a man outside the centre, eventually capturing him. Grin 'n Gatineau Park senior warden Howard Morris, is babysitting for a bear cub these days and, unless someone comes to the rescue, the babysitting may last another 18 months. Two bear cubs were left by themselves in the woods of Gatineau Park, in the Mountain Road area Friday when their mother was killed by a car.

The Quebec Police Force wanted to shoot the cubs to BONUSES lb. 5 lbs. 5 lbs. of I 5 lbs. of I'M00 BONUS CHICKEN SAUSAGE WIENERS LIVER WITH 200 LBS.

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So the cubs escaped to the woods. CKOY Announcer Ray Joiner tried to enlist the help of the Canadian Wildlife Service, Environment Canada and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals but he received no answer at any of these places. Only the Ottawa Humane Society showed willingness to RKTr ivimrrflr til I II lczzzjq I IM.IIJIMIJI,I.