Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 2

the STAR-PHOENIX Saskatoon, Tm-Mla, Juh 11,1111 Early bird selections iiiiiiiiary Good lurk, bad luck Selections for tonight's harness racing at Marquis Downs. first Relhom KOWfXd, Smga Philip, Susan Champ. Second Uirdie's Gun, Armbro Interval, Mr. Ozz. Third Cu in Hakly, Glenny Scott, Skippy Baker.

I iiii ill Adios Eloise, Border Bachelor, Williams Surprise. Fifth Sandy Vee, Count Patch, Belle Adios. Slxlh Axworthy Adios, Egyptian Patrol, Miss Dancing Shoes. Seventh Counsel Prince, Merry John, Mark Western. Eighth Hilo Tu9s, Billy Scot, So Sharp.

BEST BFT: Relhoni Howard (First). I.ONGSIIOT: EUchalOfl Todd (fifth). 'S Weather ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) William T.

Armstrong o( Badger. goes right on searching, as does his wife and family, for a lost Irisfi Sweepstakes ticket worth $120,000. Mrs. Ellen Armstrong, tired and despirited, said in a telephone interview Monday they have had no luck, after looking in every nook and cranny for the little piece of paper with the number LKA 71)428 which could bring the Armstrongs a fortune they never dreamed of. "The only place left is the attic," said Mrs.

Armstrong. The ticket, drawn on Steel Pulse in this month's sweepstakes, carried Mr. Armstrong's nome, home town and nom de plume. A logger with the Price Newfoundland company, Mr. Armstrong, 61, can't recall who sold him the ticket, and the seller hasn't come forward despite advertisements on local radio stations.

He says he never received the receipt issued by the sweeps organization, and in addition ticket sellers usually keep a record of their sales stubs since they are eligible for cash prizes in the case of a winner. Mrs. Armstrong said she ex-p sweepstakes officials will be in touch with the family this week, but she still doesn't know whether the ticket is required to claim a prize. WOLLASTON TtEtilOfV Today, cloudy. Haln endiua this jc'i fhdro strikes continue ft 'V i Forecasts for Saskatchewan issued by the ltegiua weather office: SASKATOON' KA I 11,1.1 OKI) ItKiaONN Today and Wednesday, mainly sunny.

Brisk westerly winds today Mcoming Ihlit near sunset lonlgbt. IIlli today 70 to 75. Lows toiiighl lu-ai ttVBCHN YOKK I UN ASSINIItOlA KM.IO.NN EUBOINA CITY Today, sunny. Highs 75 to 80, except 70 to 75 Yorltton region. Tonight, a few donds with lows near 50, MAPLB uiA.h RINDBR8LEY REGIONS mainly sunny.

Highs near 75. Tonight, frequent cloudy periods with lowg 50 to 58. Wednesday, cloudy at first becoming sunny near midday PRIME ALBUHT CAHHO'l lfl Kit MEADOW LAKE RBOIONfl Today, frequent cloudy periods uiili ursterlv umds this morning and clearing this evening with diminishing winds Highs near 70. Tonight and Wednesday clear with lows tonight 45 to 50. EA RONEE -CHEE LAKE HEIN'IIEEM ItEMONS Today, mostly cloudy with a few showers or thundershouers.

Brisk northwest winds. Toniwhl and (Vednes Bay, mainly clear, Hlghfl today t5 to 70, Lows tonight near 45. URANIUM nEGION Todav and Wednesday, mostlv sunny. fU moon. Strong northerly Indi ditnllllshlnf to tight this evening Tonight and Wednesday, mostly clear Highs today near 60.

Lows tonight near 40. TORONTO (CP) Canadian weather picluro today British Columbia: Cloudy, showers. Alberta; Cloudy, showers, continuing cool. Saskatchewan: Soulh sunny, north showers or UnjnjltrellOW! 1 1 Manitoba: Soulh sunny, north cloudy, showers. OhtlllO; lotttb sunny, humid, very warm.

North cloudy, showers or thundershowers, Quebec: West sunny, east cloudy, ram in far east. New Brunswick. FYOVI Scolia. Prince Edward Island: Cloudy, showers and thunders ho wers, Newfoundland: Cloudy with showers In west spreading east. TORONTO (CP) FortUra Utuptu! lures between midnight and 10 a.m.

local limes except Auckland, noon: Aberdeen ss cloudy Anuttrdun 57 cloudy. Ankara 57 li-ar Athens clear. Auckland 59 partly cloudy. Berlin 54 cloudy. Birmingham 59 cloudy.

B-ussels 50 clear. Casablanca 66 clear. Copenhagen 54 near, Dublin 54 partlj cloudy. Geneva 57 partly cloudv Hong Kong 4 partly cloudy, Lisbon 71 clflfll London 54 cloudy. Madrid 63 clenr.

Malta 70 clear, Manila 82 cloudy, Moscow 70 clear. New Delhi 71 cloudv, i 711 partly clouqy oslo 59 cloudy. Paris 54 clear. Peking 73 clear. Rome 73 cloudy.

Saigon 70 cloudy. Sofia 61 clear. Stockholm 66 cloudv. Sydney 4k narllv cloudv. Tel Aviv 72 clear, Tovko 69 cloudy.

Tunis 70 clear, Vienna 59 rain, Warsaw 63 clear. -t'P Wlrt'photo it around TORONTO (CP) The number of Ontario Hydro workers off the job on rotating strikes continued todav to hover around 8,000 of the 11,700 workers who are members of Local 1000 of the Canadian Union of Public Employees. Meanwhile, Bill Vlncer, president of the CUPE local, said Monday if three key issues can be resolved, the union "can sit down with Hydro and discuss wage issues." He identified the issues as management proposals for an amended work week and unequal wage increases for different categories and the union's bid for job-security clauses. Kicking Anumella Perri 15, left, and Maria Basla, 17, both of Toronto seem more interested in kicking a soccer hall around than in vieicing the more than 300 paiutiiuis displayed on the fences around Centre Island. The OittdooT art exhihiiicn was one of a series staged by the Group oj One Hundred around Toronto.

Police against parole reform laaii out on hail guaranteed by OTTAWA (CP) Humberto $3,000, to be Pagan, a 21-year-old Puerto tnree person. Pagan, who has been in jail Rican wanted in his home coun- while fiffhtins the al- Nlld. (LP) penalty should be Kept tor mur- Highs today 65 to 7u. Lows tonight near 45. try on charges of murder, was extradition and deportation is Parole reform has made crime der of police officers and prison released on bail Monday to wanted by authorities in Puerto a better paying proposition than guards.

await Federal Court decisions Kirn a U.K. territorv-on a universitj education, live-year (rial period which on extradition and deportation, charges of killing a policeman tiuy Marcil, president of Mont- abolished capital punishment Birulli test ruled invalid mL 's 5.ll()0-man a I Policemen's to people convicted of killing police OffiCCM. In each case the sentence was commuted by the federal cabinet. Mr. Brown said.

If the Canadian government truly wants to resolve this issue and is really desirous of satisfying the wants of the Canadian people, then let it be placed on a referendum." rne immigration appeal during a leuisi riot in lViarcn, board had set bail Saturday at 1971. given the absolute right and freedom" to use wiretapping if are to contain criminal activity within our present society." He suggested that aiithoria tlon for wiretaps come from the courts, federal or provincial justice departments, or, in case of emergency, temporary permission could come from a local chief of police. The convention continues through I he week except when the minder volved policemen and guard ends this December, when Parliament is expected to decide whether the abolition will con- Brotherhood. And the heads of all provincial police associations agreed with him Monday that reform of li jacking foiled the prison reform system by the tinue indefinitely. federa During the trial period no one government went too far.

also told the con-police "must be Mr. en tii 1 1 I'll 1 1 i lli.it has been executed although the death sentence has been given MUNICH (AP) West Ger- Munich, the hijacker allowed man police said they foiled an half the plane's 53 passengers to Algerian hijacker's attempt to leave. Officers said he threat- Mr. Marcil "Crime pays annual confer said during the lice station, but did not ask for a lawyer until he was taken into a room where the test is administered. He was told it was then too late to make the request.

The test was given and showed a reading of .16. Judge W. A. D. Gunn said he based his decision on the Supreme Court ruling and on the fact that Andrews was told by the technician it was too late to call a lawyer.

Crown Prosecutor Dick Hub-ley he would appeal the decision. extort $400,000 Monday night ened to blow up the plane with ence of the Canadian Police As HALIFAX (CP) A charge of driving with a blood alcohol level of more than .08 was dismissed in court Monday when the defendant said he was not permitted to call a lawyer. Il was the first hrealh aniilv-sis machine case here since the Supreme Court of Canada recently ruled that person has a right to call a Lawyer before taking a breath test. Police said they stopped William Andrews of Halifax June 28 when he was observed weaving over the centreline on a street. He was taken to the po Irom Lufthansa Airlines.

explosives he claimed to have in sociation. POuHe that Nourdine a plastic bag. It.s better than a university Bachall, 26, sent a note written Threp nolireman hoarded the tint. If vnii on inln crimp ot success plane when the passengers left, today your chances in Italian and French to the pilot of a Cologne-Munich flight Fourteen prisoners escape maximum security prison seized the Algerian and took on which he was a passenger demanding the ransom money him into custody. Officrs said are very gooa.

Ana you ena up in jail all the benefits are on the side of the criminal." The leaders of provincial as and a parachute. they found no explosives on When the aircraft landed in him. Pla begins diev hope sociations, sitting on a panel with Mr. MarciL agreed that the grounds for granting parole should be tightened. So did Sydney Brown of To- REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) shortened, the green-and-white ronto- President of the associa- KINGSTON, Ont.

(CP) Po- Of the 14, one was listed as a lice recaptured an escaped mur- lifer for non-capital murder and derer today and cornered an- others were in jail for various other six escaped convicts in a crimes of violence. Police em-cement plant at nearby Bath phasized the men were consi-after 14 prisoners broke out of dered dangerous, the Millhaven maximum-secu- A the escaped convicts rity penitentiary. "1 their wav freednm null. Hi an uucinii nuuico which also was critical of changing conditions within prisons. "If we maintain our present reckless and rudderless course American challenger Bobby marble chessboard constructed Fischer and Russian defender for the fourth time, and the ov- Boris Spassky finally begin play erhead lighting changed, today in the richest and most Spassky, 35, drew the white publicized world chess champ- chessmen and with them the ionship of all time unless some first move.

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Police were aided by five tracking dogs, four of them from Mount Forest, 40 miles north of Kitchener, where they are trained. Early today an ambulance and a doctor entered the front gate at Millhaven, reportedly to treat a prisoner who had injured himself. Reporters were not allowed in. Reports were investigated of men crossing Highway 401 just north of here as well as prowlers at St. Lawrence golf course Police said Kdward Woods, 26.

of Burlington, serving through two 20-foot chain link fences was Donald Oag, 20, of of stupidity and senselessness a life term for non-capital mur fl thon chnrt ir nnr cnnrtc urill ho Last-minute adtustments were pieces, one game will oe piayea aer, was recapturea alter ne .1 iGcinnn i- in hiii In nrtunnorc issuing rain checks to prisoners tried to crash a roadblock at being made on the stage of each Tuesday, Thursday and Reykjavik's sports Sunday starting at 5 p.m. (1 hall. The playing table was p.m. EDT). Workers approve strike in case they don't approve of the surroundings or conditions," Mr.

Brown said. He urged all policemen to take a more active part in politics. "Make a concerted effort to a few miles west of Kingston. Odessa on Highway 2 five miles north of the prison. Woods, who was driving the track, was caught after it crashed on a lawn.

A passenger escaped by running down a creek bed. Meanwhile today, the main body of more than 60 police closed in on the Canada Cement Lafarge Ltd. plant in Bath, six miles west of the city, where six London, Ont. He was given additional sentences last November in connection with a 1970 riot at Kingston penitentiary. lie was the only one of the escapers connected with the riot in which two persons were killed.

The men were discovered missing at 9:45 p.m. Monday after a head count following a tiavbdll between the pris inn i and a team from the outside. The count was taken at the end of the recreation period in the exercise yard. The prisoners had taken advantage of a dark The under way in Toronto. Prelimi- attend political rallies and seek HAMILTON (CP) 11,000 Steel Co.

of Canada work- nary talks began in May in an out publicly the opinions of of- ers Monday gave their bargain- effort to reach agreement be- fice-seekers on all the issues ing committee the power to call fore the current contract ex- that affect law enforcement," a strike. pires July 31. he said, police should work to The decision to strike was re- Tiie unjon I. seekine $2.20 an suitable candidates elected, Bandit blinds victims rAftBrfllAfle it afli hulinn other convictsmost reported hour in wages and benefits. The f.

iu. Mr. Brown said the future of dangerous were cornered. leased today after balloting by Local 1005, United Steelworkers of America. Totals were not disclosed.

Contract negotiations now are capita! punishment should be Police were trying to get the decided by a national referen- men to give themselves Up. last offer by the company was just over 89 cents an hour in a three-year pact. between two perimeter dum, not by Parliament. Details of the Monday night area guard towers and cut their way He called for a two-part vote escape were sketchy today as hi the issijf the first to detei prison officials imposed a news mine whether capital punish- blackout on the escape, but the ment should be retained; and 14 got out by cutting through a the second to decide if the death chain link fence. -culling end suggested to freedom.

Provincial police immediately sealed off the area between Lake Ontario, Highway 33 which rice MONTREUX, Switzerland improving yields and financial (Reuter) The director of the viability," he told 18 representa- tives from 40 airlines. International Air Transport As- The ajrine delegates are sociation, Knut Hammarskjoeld, meeting to negotiate new air said Monday that international fares before the International airlines must end discount IATA traffic conference at Tor-travel and price-cutting. remolinos, Spain, in September. "A return to compliance, Several hundreds of millions within the rules which you your- of dollars in revenue were si-selves have developed, could be phoned off by illegal rebating more important than proposed resulting from discount travel in fare increases as a means of 1971, Hammarskjoeld said. ROCHESTER, N.Y.

(AP) Police are searching for a bandit who they said gouged out the eyes of two of his holdup victims after robbing them of small amounts. Investigators said Monday they are "quite sure" that grocer Samuel C. Schafer, 72, and gasoline station attendant Robert Paro, 19, were victims of the same bandit, although a second man was with him during the attack on Paro. Schafer was choked, robbed of $21 and blinded early Sunday at his grocery store. Before dawn Monday, less than 24 hours later, Paro was Sobering, educational verdict on eclipse LIST WITH KOYL Where Sales Are Created BILL CLARKE Through the Gallery of Homes, Koyl Agencies Ltd.

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(CP) everything about the rocket C. M. Drury, federal minister Sudden darkness descended on shoot went on schedule. But he responsible for the National Re- ner cap a 100-mile-wide belt across Can- was even more enthusiastic search Council, arrived by hell- accosted at a service station. ada Monday as the moon about what he and other watch- copter to watch the show at choked, robbed of $10 and also LONDON (CP) The London nally called the London Zoo in Zoo came to the rescue of a desperation, pleading for help macKea out tne summer sun in ers saw wnn me oromary eye tasi iuoaoy.

inkl crews aiso blinded. Canadian Cree Indian woman since she was to attend the a total eclipse. peering through blackened pho- fired four rockets into the at- Detective Lieut. Andrew Spar who wants to be suitably attirea party today. Thousands of sky-watchers logrupnic mm.

for her first Buckingham Palace The zoo responded, not with felt the temperature dip as "Tne Corona was really beau-garden party. an eagle tail feather which the birds fluttered in search of a tiful- You could see the sun's Elsie Wuttunee-Bourgaize, Indian guidance councillor and roosting place and street lamps rays coming out all around." who was raised on the Red lecturer wanted, but with a and car-lights were turned on. Dr. Sagan, who watched the Pheasant reserve near Saska- wing feather which she said will Astronomers and other scien- phenomenon at Pugwash in tnrm nnu shp nlanned to wear have to Ho ctnHieri the evpnt from air- northern Nova Scotia, said it mosphere at Churchill, Man. acino theorized that the bandit An estimated 10,000 persons blinded his victims so that they flocked to the town of Antigon- could not identify him later, ish, N.S., directly in the line of Paro, meanwhile, was re-total blackout, but their view ported in critical condition in was obscured by clouds.

hospital. Investigators said they Cape Chat, on Quebec's Gaspe were unable to question him be-Pen insula, was similarly cause he was delirious. her native dress but could not Mrs. Wuttunee-Bourgaize has- craft and on the ground. Bave him a feeling of awe and an insight into the effect a sun's find the eagle feather essential been spending 40 weeks in Brit -I I I IT scnaier condition was listed 'A very sobering and educa- 2 eclipse would have on primitive EHES ZTZ.

o-w for her headband. lecturing on the Canadian tjonaj jnd 0f experience aeaicmng iiaiuiuauy, aiie uiuiunv summation of Dr. Carl "1 L. Administration had gathered Police said that in both hold the ups no weapon was used, and fingers were used to blind the victims. Grerk iniui'stei Sagan, most beautiful eclipse he had there- studies laboratory at Cornell seen The sun wflg compIetely cov.

university. The tQtaI ecjpse was tne iast ered by the moon for about two The path of totality swept hllt nnp tn h. seen in Nortn MUuMa in the centre of the resign Three Papadopoulos approved the res- southeast from the Arctic coast Amerjca i this century. The re- eclipse belt. Outside the belt ministers ignations of Education Minister across the Northwest Territo- majnjng one will be visible in much of the country saw a par- Qui anH central I ATHENS (AP) Greek government Gerassinvs Frangatos, Public central ana nortneasicrn can- tial eclipse inai proaucea vary- including the head of the na- TVT'vZ Quebec to the Maritime prov- Ing degrees of twilight.

DIAL-A-DAT RENT-A-CAR licoiiom l' l'oin Japan for Yom I 1 i 1 11 1 I'li a-nn- tiorval police, resigned Monday tis and the deputy national inces- Viewing conditions varied in an apparent move to facili- economy minister, George good in the Northwest Terrlto- tate an impending government Carter ries and in Nova Scotia, fair in reshuffle by Premier George The announcement said the Prince Edward Island, poor in Papadopoulos. three quit for "private rea- some Parts ot Quebec and New Lan uac sparks iolrim KAPAf'HI Paki.tan IAP iilfn i.il nrnvini'inl Innoiiaee The An of iria announcement said sons." 13runsw11.11. At East Ouoddy. on the Nova a lBBst 19 mnrp nersons in Ka- demonstrators want eauivalent SC.00 5' I'or Mile Scotia coast 85 miles northeast racn an(j three other towns In status for Urdu, the official of Halifax, conditions were sjn(j province were reported Pakistani language, which is ideal. Scientists of the National kjed Monday in the third day spoken by at least half of Kara-Research Council fired four iashes touched off bv the chl's four million residents.

IN acc pari approved Per Day mul Hook Early for Your Holidays WEEKEND It.YIT.S I I I I I Wl MON I III I i 1821 on 8th St. Phone 374-5222 ISLAMABAD (Reuter) The each country renounced the use Black Brant rockets 100 miles choice of Sindhi as the prov- President Zulfikar AM Bhutto Pakistan National Assembly of force against the other. into the air to measure ioniza- jnce-s official language. Author- was to confer with Sindhi and gave overwhelming approval In addition to renouncing the tion changes that often disrupt itjes impoMd another 24-hour Urdu speakers in an attempt to Monday to the peace agreement use of force, the Simla agree- radio communications. curfew and turned over enforce- halt the violence and resolve the signed last week by India and ment also called for the re- The four rockets fell into the ment to the army.

language dispute. Pakistan. sumption of diplomatic relations sea about 45 miles offshore At least 47 persons have been Army enforcement of the cur- In the opening debate of a as part of the process of estab- after flights of slightly more killed since Friday night, when few marked the first time since special session, only two of the lishing a durable peace. India than six minutes each. violent demonstrations broke Bhutto took office last Decem- cight speakers voiced disap- and Pakistan have fought four Dr.

A. G. McNamara of Ot- 0U( after the Sind assembly ber that the military has inter- proval of the pact, under which wars in the last 25 years. tawa, the project scientist, said passed a bill making Sindhi the vened in domestic trouble. I'KINCE I.I5I I.