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news' iMismilUM, in Tehran When in doubt obout your Real Estate Transactions Call In A "CHAMPION" in a telephone interview, before he left for Qom, Khomeinis headquarters city 150 km south of Tehran. He said Moslem militants holding the embassy told him Khomeini will meet only with spiritual leaders. In other developments: Ghotbzadeh expressed concern about the presence of Soviet soldiers in western Afghanistan, near Irans northeast border. We are going to protest fiercely about any such buildup, he said. The Soviets, whose soldiers are helping the Marxist Afghan government put down an anti-Communist rebellion by Moslem fundamentalists, deny they intend to cross into Iran.

The last reporters for U.S. news organizations left the country Friday in compliance with an Iranian expulsion order accusing U.S. journalists of biased reporting. (CP) Rival groups clashed in Tehran while militants occupying the S. Embassy appealed for calm dur-the final week of Irans presidential election campaign.

In a statement over state radio, the Islamic militants holding the embassy and the U.S. hostages inside appealed to Iranians t'd keep cool during the election j- But Friday night, the official Pars news agency reported that Moslem extremists stormed a medical centre near the i embassy. centre is run by the radical Islamic Peoples Mujahedin Guerrilla Organization, whose presidential candidate, Mas-soud Rajavi, has been accused of being a Marxist opposed to the countrys strict new Islamic constitution. Five persons were injured when the attackers hurled rocks at Mujahedin supporters. of the campaigning in Teheran Friday was peaceful, however, with supporters handing out leaflets for their candidates.

The militants at the embassy are not backing any candidate, but their statement said: Our enemies are planning to create on election day (Jan. 25), to show the world that our nation has not the competence and the ability to choose its fate. Our nation must neutralize these plots, particularly those of the criminal United States. Finance Minister Abolhassan Bani-Sadr is the clear favorite in the election. Admiral Ahmad Madani, another prominent contender, seems likely to win support from the middle classes and the armed forces.

Also on Friday, Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh said a UN investigation of charges against the deposed shah is a prerequisite for the release oftheU.S. hostages. -Ghotbzadeh told a news conference that UN Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim has agreed to help form a commission to look into the revolutionary governments charges against the shah, but has ben thwarted by the nited Every time we attack this problem, they want to fix everything on the hostages and we refuse to do that without discussing the entire situation, Ghotbzadeh said. Meanwhile, four black ministers from the United States hope to meet Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today to try to convince him to free the hostages, now in their 77th day of captivity. Were going to suggest a plan for releasing the hostages, Rev.

Gene Moore, a Baptist from Houston, said Friday I 7610 Txamoti Rd. set EFFECTIVE TUESDAY, JAN. THE OTTAWA (CP) Officials of the television networks and political parties meet Monday afternoon in Toronto for what has been billed as the last chance for arranging English-and French-language television debates before the Feb. 18 election. That will be it, Marge Anthony, spokesman for the networks, said Friday It will be a do-or-die situation.

Ms. Anthony said representatives of the Progressive Conservative, Liberal and New Democratic parties will be at the meeting with officials of the CBC, CTV and Global television networks. Officials of the two French-language networks, Radio- Canada and TV may also attend, she said, and those networks will definitely be consulted before any decisions are reached. Ms. Anthony said the three political parties agreed from the beginning of their talks with the networks that two similar debates should be held, one in English and one in French.

Prime Minister Clark stressed that same point at his weekly news conference Friday. The debate before the last election that involved Clark, Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau and NDP Leader Ed Broadbent was in English only, There was no similar debate in Jim Hamdon 944-4422 948-7067 22 Vi i i-h Jt WILL BE RENUMBERING THE CLASSIFIED CLASSIFICATIONS For your convenience we will be inserting the index, as shown below, every day on the front page of the classified section. CLASSIFIED INDEX MOSCOW AP) The official Soviet news agency ass said Friday speculation that the Soviet Union may be prepared to use chemical weapons in Afghanistan is a nightmarish inven- tion an unusually clumsy fabrication of the (U.S.) Central In telligence Agency American intelligence sources were quoted Thursday in Washington as saying a Soviet chemical decontamination truck called a TMS-65 nad been seen with a Soviet army unit in the Afghan capital of Kabul. They said various other Soviet army support vehicles there were outfitted with chemical protective gear. London jury finds a sex slayer insane I The intelligence sources, who asked to remain anonymous, said there was no way of knowing for certain what this meant, but it raised the possibility the Russians may be prepared to use chemical weapons against rebellious Af ghan Moslem tribesmen.

Tass said such speculation is aimed at slandering the Soviet Union and distracting attention from U.S. imperialist plots aimed against the people of the Middle East and Asia, particularly the peoples of Afghanistan and Iran. It said the whole world knows that the Soviet Union is a consistent supporter of banning of chemical weapons. Moscow began sending troops into Afghanistan on Dec. 24, and backed the Dec.

27 coup which ousted Hafizullah Amin and replaced him with another pro-Soviet leader, Babrak Karmal. Up to 100,000 Soviet troops have been aiding the Afghan army in battles since then with the autonomy-minded rebels in the hinterlands. Soviets protest U.S. eavesdropping Financial 90 Business Opportunities 91 Business Opportunities Wanted 92 Investments, Stocks, Bonds 93 Money to Loan 94 Money Wanted 95 Mortgages, Building Loans 97 Personal Loans Instruction 105 Business Colleges 106 Colleges, Universities 107 Correspondence Courses 108 Oance, Drama 109 instruction Wanted 110 Music, Voice 111 Private Instruction 112 Trade Schools Real Estate lfikl For Rent lsBi 160 Apartments Flats Furnished 161 Apartments Flats Unfurnished 162 Business Places For Rent 163 Business Property For Rent 164 Business Space Wanted 165 Exchange Living Quarters 166 Farms, Land For Rent 167 Farms, Wanted to Rent 168 Garages For Rent 169 Garages Wanted 170 Houses For Rent 171 Mobile Homes For Rent 172 Offices. Desk Room For Rent 173 Out Of Town Properties 174 Resorts, Summer For Rent 175 Resorts, Winter For Rent 176 Summer Camps 177 Share Accommodation 178 Wanted To Rent 4 Rooms and Board 180 Housekeeping Rooms 181 Rooms With Board 182 Rooms Without Board 183 Wanted Rooms Board I Miscellaneous For Sale 2 Aircrafts 3 Antiques 4 Boats Accessories 5Cameras Supplies 6 Construction Equipment 7 Farm Equipment 8 Farm Produce Livestock 9 Fireplace Wood Fuel 10Hobotes and Crafts 11 Industrial Equipment 12 Machinery Tools 13 Garages and Yard Sales 14 Musical Instruments 15 Office Equipment 16 Pets Pet Supplies 17Radio Television 18 CB Radio Equipment 19 Stereos Equipment 20 Riding Horses, Stables Equipment 21 Sporting Goods 22 Stamps and Coins 23 Store Equipment 24 Swap 25 Wanted to Buy 26 Wearing Apparel 27 Wearing Apparel Rentals jAnnouncementSj 30 -Births 31 Acknowledgements 32 Adoptions 33 Engagements 34 Marriages 15 Services of Tribute 36 Societies Lodges 37-Thank You Cards Eouncementslfj.jil Services 39 Funeral Directors 40 Convalescent Homes 41-Florists 42 Monuments, Cemetery Plots 43 Personals 44-Personal Greetings 45 Strayed, Lost Found 46 Transportation Automotive 49 Automotive Financing Insurance 50 Cars for Sale 51 Classic Cars For Sale 52 Automobile Rental A Leasing 53 Bicycles 54 Motorcycles 55 Racing Equipment 56 Repairs and Accessories 57 Snow Travellers 58-Trailers For Sale 59Trailer Leasing 60 Trucks for Sale 61 Truck Leasing 62 Vans For Sale 63 Industrial Tractors 64Wanted Automobile was ending on a part of their big new embassy on a hilltop that is one of the highest points in the District of Columbia.

Ironically, it is a location which some U.S. officials believe will give the Soviets 'greater ability to monitor U.S. telephone conversations. The newspaper said the listening devices were found inside the walls and included microphones, batteries, transmitters, cables and wires. Izvestia said scores of listening devices have been found in offices, homes and cars of Soviet representatives in the United States and that the first bugs were found in the embassys country retreat outside Washington.

LONDON, Ont. (CP) Christian Magee, confessed sex -slayer of two women from the Strathroy, area, was found not guilty of murder Friday by reason of insanity. The Ontario Supreme Court jury deliberated little more than an hour before bringing in the verdict. Court was told that Magee, 31, already confined to the mental health centre in Pene-, tanguishene, is a dan-v gerous psychopath with a severe personality disorder V.who was insane at the time of -the 1974 and 1975 attacks. He was committed by Mr.

justice Larry Pennell to the vientre, where he had been 'confined since October, 1977, for killing Susan Lynne Scholes, 15, of London, in June, 1976. He was found not guilty because of insanity in "that case. -o. In all three murders, the victims were strangled and stabbed. In the Scholes case, for which Magee was arrested first, he testified in his own defence and denied killing the girl, whose body was found in a field.

In the trial completed Friday, confessions signed by Magee last May were placed in evidence- In the signed statements, Magee admitted killing Judith Ann Barksey, 19, of Strathroy, near the railway tracks in town just west of Highway 81, on March 2, 1974. He said he also murdered Louise Patricia Jenner, 19, of Mt. Brydges, in her home on Highway 81 about halfway between Strathroy and Mt. Brydges on Oct. 20, 1975.

Although Magee was suspected of the Barksey and Jenner murders, particularly after his arrest in the Scholes case, no charges were laid until his confessions last May. The Criminal Code says that no person shall be convicted of an offence while he was insane. Pennell told the jury that to find Magee not guilty because of insanity it would first have to decide that he killed the two women and then that he was was insane at the time. The psychiatrists all agreed that Magee's mind was diseased to the point where he was incapable of appreciating the nature or his acts. They said the condition remains.

Pennell told jurors that if they accepted the psychiatric evidence they should find Magee not guilty on account ofinsanity. 1 -A 4 "iii It 1 begin our HOUSES 190 Commercial Properties 191 Broker in Real Estate 192Exchange Real Estate 193 Farms and Land For Sale 194 Garages, Buildings 195 Houses For Sale 196 Industrial Properties 197 Income Properties 198 Lake and River Frontage 199 Lots For Sale 200 Mobile Homes For Sale 201 Out Of Town Properties For Sale 202Real Estate Services 203 Resorts Summer For Sale 204 Resorts Winter For Sale 205 Wanted To Buy Rea! Estate rC WASHINGTON (AP) The Soviet Union has protested to the U.S. state department about electronic listening devices the Soviets say they found hidden in a new apartment for their diplomats in Washington, the state department said Friday. State department spokesman Hodding Carter refused to comment on the veracity of the Soviet charges, but officials privately said that it is common practice for both countries to try to eavesdrop each others em bassies. The Soviet charge daffaires, Vladillen Vasev, presented the protest to State Secretary Cyrus Vance earlier this week.

The Soviets made their charges public Friday in the newspaper Iz-vestia. The Soviet newspaper said the bugs found in the embassy residential compound were capable of pick-ihg up anything from a word in the living room to whispers in the bedroom or splashing water in the bathroom. The Soviets say the bugs were placed as construction Michigan ex-governor pleads guilty JACKSON, Mich. (AP) Former Michigan Gov. John G.

Swainson has pleaded guilty to drunken driving and no contest to possession of marijuana, charges stemming from his November 1977 arrest near Jackson. He had been spotted driving erratically, police said. When Swainson later was searched, officers said they found a marijuana cigarette. Swainson, 54, also was a former state Supreme Court justice. He was to be tried on the drunken driving charge Jan.

25 and on the marijuana charge in February. After Swainson entered the drunken driving plea Thursday, 12th District Judge Robert E. Biewend ordered him to pay S250 in fines and court costs. In addition, Swainson will be allowed to drive only to and from his place of employment for 90 days. The pleas followed more than two years of legal technicalities, appeals and delays.

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