Alberni Valley Times from Alberni, British Columbia, Canada • 2

2 Friday, july 14, 1971, ALBERNI VALLEY TIMES, Po Alberni, II C. I SEVEN BACK NFWSC -I IN BRIEF Military moves in il escapees TOKYO Japans ocean-going seamen ended a 90-da strike Wednesday as ocean shipping labor and management accepted a government mediation plan for ending the longest walkout by a single Japanese union The government plan called for an average monthly pay raise of $37 56 plus increased fringe benefits including payment by Japanese shippers for seamens dependents to travel to ports of call. The union was originally demanding as average monthly pay hike of $45 At present, Japanese seamen's basic pay ranges between $197 and $230 a month Police believe that some tips weie piobably legitimate sightings of Millhaven fugitives who managed to elude the huge diugnet but aie still inside the 15 mile area sm i minding the pi i son hief Inspector John Hillmci ol the DPI, who is in charge of the manhunt, leafftrmed Inn sday night (hat he believed the missing seven were still in the aiea We have no icason to liehevc that they are not in the aiea Lain, lie entered the house and told Mis Miller he meant no hat lo anyone Donl gel exi ited and dont call police, all I want is something local, she quoted hint as say mg Mis Millei said later she decided I tie best method was to talk Smith into surrendering She fed him Ixilogna sandwiches with must ai and lemon mcimgiic pie hefoie he sunen-ileieil to police Meanwhile, point and guaids were busy chasing down other piospective sightings ers, all considered dangerous, diagged into its fourth day "They (residents) are getting jumpy they 're quite nervous and you can't really blame them, one weary prison guard said lliiiisday night 'I li in sduy afternoon about 150 hoops from the 1st Signal Regiment at nearby Hamefield camp and the 3rd Battalion Royal Canadian Regiment from Camp Petawawa joined the seal eh as Canadian Armed lot ccs i epresentntives were called in by the federal government Their first sweep of the thickly -wood bush country in the area of the penitentiary, 17 miles west of here, turned up nothing live of the convicts were re- mcil Tuesday and the sixth mil seventh Thin sd.iy Two Nap a nee town policemen cuptuicil Thomas Smith ll of liOndnn, Ont Thm sd.iy nigh i when he ventured mlo the Imisiihs. district to 1 1 lo liny eigai cites They were suspicious of his dirty covet alls hi only thing that caught that guy was his earning for cigaicttes, said (unstable Gam Goyei In the car he kept asking us to stop and get him some cigarettes Smith, who had been hiding in an abandoned house at the edge of town, offered no resistance Smith, sciving 21 yeais oil thiee chatgcs of aimed robbery, hail $3 on him which he Hijackers held IN THE BAG on ja said be had when he escaped limn pi ison ldentilied at the police station bv penitentiary guaids, be was taken haik to the maximum security institution Police said lie had taken the duly cov it alls and an old blown shut Irom the abandoned bouse Another pusoncr was teeap-tuieil the afternoon thanks to the pel suasiv cncss of a Napa-nee housewife who talked hint into giving up alter he was discos eicd in her bain Ricbaut Smith, 32, of Petrolia.Ont serving 12 years for armed robbery, first icvealed himself to Mrs Theresa Millers son Paul, 11, when he asked Paul from a haylolt what time it was five tanks in a series of clashes seveial miles outside the piovinciul capital in noithoin South Vietnam Manne casualties weie said to be six killed and 27 wounded Ranking nulitaiy soinecson the not them front said the South ictnumese dnve into Quang Iri province has made some progress dm mg the last week DEMOCRATS GIVE BUNKER A VOTE MIAMI BEACH, Fla (AIM Aichie Bunker got a vote fin vice-president at the Democratic national convention eat 1) today It came Irom a South Carolina delegate Aichie Bunker is the telev ision chat actor portray ed by arroll O'tonnoi in the television piogram All in the Family HOUSTON, Tex (Routei Two gunmen who eolleeted a i ansom when they hijacked a National Airlines jet-linet over New 01 and foicod it to tly lo Texas were held in inil oil.i on $1 million bail each The lujaikeis, Michael Stanley Gicen, 31, of Washington, and lulseyd lesfa, a 22oai-old Lthiopian studying at How aid Unn'eisity in Washington, were awaiting extradition to Philadelphia when they hail picked up the i ansom ami where the foimal ihaiges of air piracy weie lodged against them Ihey took ovei the plane Wednesday night as it was about to land at New Volks Kennedy airport It ont Philadelphia with 113 passengei a boat Libyan leader held PARIS The French state radio today quoted reports from Rabat, Morocco, that Libyan leader Muammar Kaddafi has been jailed by extremists in Tripoli It gave no further details. Cod war red herring? LONDON The threat of a renewed cod war between Britain and sparsely-populated Iceland over fishing rights is seen by the foreign office here as a red herring obscuring a more critical underlying issue A foreign office source said Thursday We are studying this matter intensively and we make no secret of the fact that we are very concerned at the moment But he stressed that the basic dispute is not entirely over whether Iceland hasthe right to extend its fishing limits to 50 miles from 12 It also involved that countrys future relations with NATO and the Soviet bloc.

Fishing limits were important but probably secondaiy Police won't slow down VICTORIA A spokesman for the Victoria police union said Thursday the union will not stage a strike or work slowdown during contract negotiations with the city "There will be no strike or other illegal slowdown, no matter what the city may do, said Dermod Owen-Flood He denied reports that he had said the unions rejection of the citys latest proposal might lead to a strike or slowdown Smoke hampers search MAYO Smoke from forest fires covering more than 42,000 acres hampered the aerial search for a single-engine airciaft with two men aboard, missing since Sunday Ed Mc-( i ae and Hi uce Collison left here Sunday in a Stinson 108 on a flight to three airstrips in the area Local pilots began a search Monday and were joined Tuesday by aircraft from the 442 search and rescue squadron based at Comox Posties fighting back OTTAWA Letter carriers here are trying to enlist support from downtown businessmen in stopping plans to reduce daily business office mail deliveries to two from three. A circular to downtown offices urges protests to Postmaster-General Jean-1iorre ote The reductions are to start Monday, eliminating a 10 a delivery Similar cuts have occurred in Toronto, Vic-tona, Halifax and Quebec (Tty, apparently with little protest Grasslands to be saved? WINDSOR, Ont. The Nature Conservancy of Canada will make a foimal bid next week to save what is believed to be the last substantial stand of prairie grass in Canada Aird Lewis, ixecutive director of the conservancy, announced Thursday that his oigamation will make an offer to Morton Industries of anada Ltd to purchase the 120 acres on which the grass stands. Mr Lew is said the tract in the citys west end is all that remains of about four million acres of prairie grass that once grew in anada N. VIETS TOUGH Quang Tri scene of heavy fighting Thunderbird rsi Join your friends al the GREENWOOD The Centre Ring of Excitement in North Port Alberni July 15 9 P.M.

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Dawn to Dusk RJU, Smith Rd. Ph. 723-8285 LANTERN INN CHINESE FOOD At its Best Policemen will barter ST JOHNS, Nfld The Police Association of Nova Scotia says it is prepared to surrender its legal right to go on strike in exchange for a firm government commitment that municipalities will not be allowed to replace police with private secuiity men The provincial resolution presented to the anadian Police Associations annual meeting Thursday, followed a statement by Attorney-General Leonard Pace of Nov a Scotia that legislation may be introduced to prohibit communities from contracting for police services with private firms VANCOUVER ISLAND'S MOST POPULAR CHINESE RESTAURANT BEAVER CREEK ROAD NEXT TO GILL SCHOOL KINGSTON, Ont (CP) -The military moved in to join police and prison guards as the manhunt intensified today for seven of 14 convicts who escaped from Millhaven penitentiary Monday night With half the escapees back in the bag, ptovincial police stations were still being bombarded by hundreds of phone rails Police spokesmen lauded the "lUO-per-cent co-operation from residents in the area as calls poured in on possible sightings of those still free in the largest breakout in modern Canadian penal history Hut there as little doubt that tesidents were becoming nervous as the search for the prison FISCHER AGAIN Chess in rea REYKJAVIK (Reuter) The strife-torn world chess championship faced the prospect today of breaking down altogether A formal protest by challenge! Hobby Fischer, against his loss by default of the second game against champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union was expected to be rejected The camp plans to put bo foie the appeals committee the reasons why it feels the second game should be replayed, anil has threatened that unless the piotest is upheld Fischer will not continue the match American aides themselves admit in private that the move has vutually no chance of success Icelandic and Soviet sources agree Fischer is demanding that the game he forfeited Thursday night, when he failed to turn up 4 LOCALS CHARGED VANCOUVER (CP) Four more locals of the Carpenters' Union were charged Thursday under the Mediation Commission Act with failing to order their members back to work and with purporting to authorize an illegal strike The locals are 452, Vancouver, 527, Nanaimo, 1T35, Prince Rupert, and 1251, New Westminster All aie due in court July 21, in their respective cities Eight other construction union locals were charged earlier MAN-IN-NEWS Meteoric rise for Eagleton JEFFERSON CITY, Mo (AP) Thomas Eagleton got his first taste of politics at the age of seven when his father, a prominent St Louis lawyer, took him along to the 1940 Republican national convention But both father and son later became Democrats And on Thursday the 42-year-old Eagleton, now Missouri's junior senator, was named by Senator George McGovern to be his vice-pi esidential running mate Eagleton has sometimes been referred to as a Kennedy-type Democrat. He is youthful in appearance, smiles easily even when the jokes at his expense and is a Roman Catholic Senator Edward Kennedy helped in Eagletons senatorial campaign four years ago. Eagleton dislikes being labelled either a conservative or a liberal because he says his views depend on the issue involved Friends and close associates regard him as a liberal on most matters Eagleton's rise in Missouri politics has been meteoric His career began with election as St Louis circuit attorney when he was 27 Four years later, he became Missouri's attorney-general and another four years later, at 35, he won the lieutenant-governors office Since the convention started in Miami Beach and after Senator Edmund Muskie, his first choice, withdrew, Eagleton has aligned himself with McGovern forces In the Senate, Eagleton has been linked with labor and consumer issues.

PARAMOUNT C-Z sees a bad year ANt OLIVER A critical log shortage and increased labor costs could adversely affect earnings of Crown Zellerbach anada Ltd during the remainder of 1972, President Robert G. Rogers said today In announcing results for his company's first six months, Mi Rogers said buoyant markets for lumber and pi wood contributed to improved sales and earnings, compared to the same pcnod in 1971, when the industry was just beginning to iccovei from a long period of severely depressed earnings Sales for the Six months this year amounted to $113.5 million compared to $93 5 million a year ago, while net income before extraordinaiy items was $5 9 million, against $3 6 million a year ago VALLEY iZEBB CART OPEN DAILY 1 p.m. 'til Dusk (Weather Permitting) Go-Cart Track A 1 8-Hole Mini Golf Course MORNINGS phone 723 S404 Smith Rd. AFTER HOURS A EVES PHO" 723 408 world I flap within an hour of the start, be icplayed on Sunday when the third game is scheduled Fischers failure to appear set a pieeedent in world championship history and left him trailing 0-2 in the 24-game series The 29- ear-old challenger boycotted the second game because of a wrangle over the positioning of television cameras aiound the stage Thirty-five minutes aftei his clock was set in motion for him, the American businessman holding the television coverage rights agreed to removal of the cameras Fischer, closeted in his hotel suite across the capital from the hall, then demanded the 35 minutes be restored to him When this demand was refused by the chief arbiter of the match, West German grandmaster Lothar Schmid, the temperamental New Yorker decided to stay away. Spassky was declared the winner when a full hour had elapsed In his protest, handed over to Schmid, Fischer is renewing his demand for removal of the cameras which he says distract him Even though the organizers of the contest have become cynically accustomed to Fischers almost daily threats, there is considerable pessimism here about the prospects of the match of the century" continuing In The Hague, Dr.

Max Fluwe, president of the World Chess Federation, expressed pessimism that the match would be completed and remarked I am very sad about Mr Fisc, r's constant disruptions Chess experts here say it is obvious that the appeals committee Schmid, two Icelanders, a Russian and an Amer can will not allow the second game to be replayed Such a concession, after all the others made to the challenger by the increasingly irate oiganiers of the tournament, piobably would send Spassky flying home Meanwhile, one question being asked is whether Fischer believes he can fight back from a 0-2 deficit to win the series, bearing in mind that Spassky will start the third game with white and thus has the first move Should the series collapse the Icelanders stand to lose huge sums of money. Apart from the contracts involved and the cost of setting up all the championship activities, Iceland had been counting on the match to bring a tourist boom Fischers future may be affected should he break off the championship There are senior chess officials here who feel that he should be severely censured from having another chance at the world title for a number of years. I -T 1 ROLLER SKATE Tonight Sun. FRIDAY 6:30 8:30 (13 Under) 9 -11 (14 Over) SUNDAY 7 10 (All Ages) Glenwood Sports Centre Port Alberni Parks Recreation I 23 SATURDAY MATINEE at 1 00 P.M. He gave them their chance to be men.

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