Banner Graphic, Volume 10, Number 87, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 December 1979 — Page 2

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The Putnam County Banner Graphic, December 14,1979

Clark's government ousted in Canadian no-confidence vote

OTTAWA (AP) - Prime Minister Joe Clark's seven-month-old Conservative government was defeated in a parliamentary no-confidence vote fueled by his nearly quadrupling of gasoline taxes, and the opposition Liberals appeared ready to ask Pierre Elliott Trudeau to stage a comeback and lead them into new elections. officials said dark would ask Governor-Gen-eral Ed Schreyer at a meeting tltis morning to dissolve Parliament. No date for elections has been set, but about 60 days of preparation are required and they are usually held on a Monday, so Feb. ll would appear the earliest possible date. x ! The Liberals and New Democrats teamed up in the House of Commons Thursday night to vote Clark’s government out of office because of the tough budget Finance Minister John Crosbie presented Wednesday that raised the gasoline tax from seven cents to 25 cents a gallon immediately and still remains in effect. The vote expressing no confidence in Clark’s government

'Exploratory' meeting

UAW, International Harvester resume contract talks

CHICAGO (AP) Contract talks between the United Auto Workers and strike-bound International Harvester have resumed, with a company spokesman describing the First get-to-gether “exploratory.” The UAW met with Harvester officials Thursday night in Chicago for the first time since the union struck IH plants Nov. 1. Company spokesman Bill Greenhill said, “We weren’t expecting anything earth-shaking to come out of this one session.” The union’s chief bargainer, Pat Greathouse, unable to wrap

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was 139 to 133, and pandemonium broke out when the tally was announced. Three Conservatives and one Liberal were absent and the five-mem-ber Social Credit group abstained. At a news conference following the vote, the 40-year-old Clark harshly criticized the Liberals and New Democrats for bringing “the business of Parliament to a complete halt” for what he described as purely partisan reasons. He said the vote interrupted all plans of his administration to revamp the economy and tackle the energy crisis, but that it was the choice of the opposition and “I, of course, accept it.” However, Clark sniped that the Conservative style was better than the “gunslinger federalism” of the Liberals under Trudeau, Canada’s flamboyant prime minister for 11 years who announced Nov. 21 that he planned to step down as party leader. Going into an election campaign with a lame-duck or interim leader is one thing the Liberals would like to avoid.

up a new contract Thursday with the Caterpillar Tractor Co., traveled to Chicago to reopen stalled negotiations with Harvester. Greathouse, UAW vice president, said before leaving Peoria that there continued to be progress in the talks with Caterpillar. He said a few issues remained to be resolved for an agreement that would end the longest strike ever against the Peoria-based heavy-machinery maker. “There’s nothing more I can do here,” Greathouse said. “I have hopes of getting (the International Harvester strike) settled before the holidays.” A key stumbling block in the way of a Harvester settlement is an effort by the firm to include some provision for mandatory overtime in the new

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Day 41: The Iran crisis Western ambassadors may soon meet with hostages

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) The American hostages at the U.S. Embassy will be allowed to receive Christmas cards, or at least some of them, a spokeswoman for the captors said today. Observers also predicted a team of Western ambassadors will be allowed to visit the 50 hostages in the next day or two. “Yes, of course, Christmas cards are not important (from the security standpoint). “We’ll give them to the hostages,” said the spokeswoman, contacted by telephone. “We have received some Christmas cards already and given them to the hostages, but very few." She would give no specific numbers of cards delivered so far. But told that officials at New York’s John F. Kennedy airport and Chicago’s O’Hare airport reported a buildup of

Shah's condition worsens; doctors to fly to Texas

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) Doctors tending the deposed Shah of Iran believe his condition has worsened, and the physicians who treated him in New York are expected to fly to San Antonio to see him, according to court papers filed Thursday. However, a source close to the shah at Lackland Air Force Base said late Thursday night the shah appeared to be “fine.” “He felt ill a couple of days last week, but that is over with. He is complaining about the bad weather but that is all,” the source said. The motion, filed in a state district court in Fort Worth, said, "The doctors at Lackland have come to believe tyat his condition may have worsened,” according to WFAA Radio reporter Bob West, who obtained a copy. The shah’s lawyers contended in the motion that the New

three-year pact with the UAW. Caterpillar and Deere & Co. do have some mandatory overtime provisions in their contract. The wage-and-benefit package is expected to resemble that already won in October by Deere, which calls for three percerjt pay raises each of the three yars of the contract and , cost-of-living adjustments to off set inflation. The average straight-time hourly wage for an Intemtional Harvester employee is $9.21; for a Caterpillar employee it is $9.00 Some 35,000 Harvester workers are on strike nationwide. Harvester has operations affected by the walkout in the Chicago area, Canton, Rock Island and East Moline in Illinois; Shadyside, Columbus, and Springfield in Ohio; Fort Wayne and Indianapolis, In-

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diana; Louisville, Ky.; Memphis, Tenn.; Atlanta; Dallas; Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn., and warehouses in Kansas City, Kan. and Memphis, Tenn. Bargainers for Caterpillar and the UAW met Thursday despite Greathouse’s departure, with both sides saying settlement still was possible this week. *.*-*. Caterpillar opened negotiations with a new proposal, its fourth complete contract package of the negotiations. After studying the offer much of the morning, Greathouse declared it “less than acceptable” and left for Chicago. Union sources said the proposal did not include a detailed economic package, including wages and benefits, and was less than the UAW wanted in the area of changing job classifications the union has found troublesome. Cliff Hathway, Caterpillar’s chief negotiator, declined comment. Some 40,000 UAW workers are on strike against Caterpillar operations in six states. The walkout began Oct. 1 with a wildcat strike in the Peoria area, moving it into its 74th day Thursday.

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nearly 109,000 pieces of mail addressed to points in Iran, the spokeswoman paused. “Well, I think that would be too much,” she said. “We’ll just have to see.” Ambassadors from a dozen countries met Thursday with Foreign Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh to discuss the visits, only hours after Khomeini gave the go-ahead for independent observers to see the Americans, held captive since Nov. 4. The diplomats were from Australia, Austria, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Greece, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. The Khomeini regime also announced it was sending a full ambassador to represent Iran at the United Nations. A U.N. spokesman said the arrival of Ambassador Mansour

York doctors will arrive Friday morning at the base wnere the former ruler is recovering from surgery. The motion says the physicians will examine Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi to determine whether further surgery is necessary. The shah’s presence in the United States is the main reason for the U.S.-Iranian crisis, in which miliitant Iranian students are holding 50 American hostages at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. They demand that the shah be deported to Iran to stand trial for alleged crimes against Iran. The shah’s attorneys filed the motion in an attempt to quash a subpoena requiring the former monarch to give a depostion in connection with a $6 million lawsuit filed against Bell Helicopter International Inc. The suit was filed in 1976 by 69 former pilots who allege they were fired after they organized a union to enforce the

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Farhang “will facilitate" negotiations between SecretaryGeneral Kurt Waldheim and Iranian authorities. Farhang is an associate professor of government at California State University in Sacramento. William Dorman, a university colleague, said in an interview Thursday that Farhan has been “deeply distressed” by the hostage-taking in Tehran and is “totally committed as a human being” to helping to resolve it. In Washington, White House spokesman Jody Powell questioned the Iranians’ motives. He said the observers must be internationally recognized and impartial, must be allowed to visit all the hostages and must see them frequently. Otherwise, Powell said, it would just be a “cynical” attempt to divert attention from the hostages plight.

terms of a contract to train Iranian military pilots. James W. Lane, attorney for the pilotsnrsaid he subpoenaed the shah in an effort to get him to tell what he knows about the labor dispute. The shah’s lawyers contend giving the depostion “would disrupt his recover from prior therapy ..and pose an extremey serious threat to his health.” In their motion, the lawyers said the shah has no personal knowledge of facts relevant to the case and should be excused from giving the deposition for health reasons. Meanwhile, San Antonio newspapers and city officials appealed for calm after two days of near-violence over a City Hall hunger strike by five anti-shah Iranian students. Police dragged students away Wednesday after an angry crowd threatened to remove the students’ signs violently. The Iranians were jailed on misdemeanor charges

chicken pox infection. The child had many of the afflications of an old person, such as cataracts, hearing difficulty, decaying teeth and dry, brittel hair. Penny is held by Suzy Kaplan, recreation director at the hospital where the nine-pound girl has been residing since the diagnosis of her problem two years ago. (AP Wirephoto).

Escape panics town SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) -Tn the affluent neighborhood of Seton Village, frightened rodents are locking their doofcsf loading their shotguns and phoning police when a jogger trots by their doors. , , “I feel like we’re undelr siege,” said one resident of the southeast Santa Fe neighborhood as the search continued fbV four fugitives from the largest prison break in state history. Teams of state, county anti city police officers have been combing this city of 50,000 all week for the four, among 11 convicts who cut their way Jo freedom Sunday night from the state penitentiary southeast of the city. Seven of the prisoners who sawed through cell bars with a hacksaw and sliced through, a double fence were recaptured by Tuesday afternoon, but the rest including two serving terms for murder were believed to be in the Santa Fe area, “People are in a panic stage at this point,” said Santa Fe Police Chief Jess Sosa. “We’ve been receiving a tremendous number of calls from people who are afraid of anyone they see walking near their homes.” And Mayor Arthur Trujillo said residents are “scared as hell.” In Seton Village, an 81-year-old man was stabbed by escapees hours after the outbreak. On Wednesday, a woman living in a rural area south Of Santa Fe went out to the barn to 7 feed her horses. A man who apparently had been sleeping in the barn jumped out of the l shadows, struck her in the face and ran off, police said. “Most everyone I know here has a shotgun or a pistol,” said l a resident who asked not to be named. “We’re helpless against them and locking the doors j won’t help. I just keep my gun handy and if they walk in the door, I blow them away. ” Police officers have fanned out throughout the city withdogs, helicopters and roadblocks. But one retail store owner said gun sales have been “higher than normal” since the outbreak. In 1978, 4,404 offenses logged in county-wide and there were 871 arrests. Now. resi£ dents, reluctant to be identified; have stopped going out at night or have asked friends to movd in with them while the manhunt continues. On the outskirts ot the city, some residents have’ abandoned their homes to liva with friends in town. Sosa said calls have tripled since the escape with individuals telephoning to report anyunusual sound or activity nea£ their homes.