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TODAY ,

NEW YORK (AP) —

Former California governor . 1

Ronald Reagan is kicking off
his presidential campaign by
advocating statehood for
Puerto Rico and calling for
the transfer of many federal
functions to state and local
governments,

Reagan made the
proposats, part of what he
called his “new agenda’ for
the 1980s, in a speech
Tuesday night - announcing
his candidacy for the 1980
Republican nomination.

Reagan’s entry brings to
) the number af
Republicans seeking the job.

The one-time film star is
following up his an-
noucement with a five-day
12-city campaign swing
through most of the early
primary states after a news
conference today ih
Washington.

A videotape of Reagan's
speech was seen in most
parts of the U.S. and the
candidate delivered a live
version to a packed hotel
ballroom. .

Spill kills extensively —

ANCHORAGE, Alaska
(AP) — A spokesman far the
National Oceanic and At-
mospheric Administration
working on the oll spill from
& grounded Japanese fishing
vessel on St. Paul Istand said
Tuesday there has been a
very high kill of small
animals around the salt
water lagoon near the

ge.

Burl Wescott said three-
inchdeep rows of dead snails
and other mollusks lined the
shore. Wescolt estimated the
oi] may have killed half of
the small animals, a main
food source for migratory
birds

He said worms were also
dying which indicates the
diesel fuel is penetrating the
sand.

Work crews hope to have
the area clean before the
season’s last group af
migratory birds comes
through. Wescott said a full
damage assessment could
take another week.

A total of five dead seal
pups have been found se far.

Coast guard spokesmen
said only one hold of the
Ryuyo Maru No. 2 was
watertight at present. He
said it looks like it may not
be possible to refloat the
vessel,

The coast guard said two
options will be considered
once the remaining ail is
pumped out of the vessel,
One is to scuttle the ship and.
leave it on the rocks. The
other is to pull it off the rocks:
and sink it in deep water.

Israelis expel mayor

JERUSALEM (AP) — A
committee of Israel's
cabinet decided today to
expel Nablus Mayor Bassam
Shakaa from‘the occupied
West Bank of the Jordan

River, the government
announced. .
Prime Minister

. Menachem Begin’s cabinet

met as the secret ministerial
defence committee to con-
sider Shakaa's case, which
left the government in a
quandary,

If the firebrand Nablus
mayor is expelled, the West
Bank is expected to erupt in
a spasm of anti-Israeli
viclance an em-

barrassment while Israel ts
negoliating the terms of
Palestinian autonomy with
Egypt and the United States.

But the government would
appear weak if it backed off
from its earlier decision to
banish Shakaa, who said he
understood the motivation of
Palestinian guerrillas who
ambushed a busload of
Israelis in March, 1978,
leaving 34 dead in the worst
terror raid in Israel's
history.

Shakaa was arrested
Sunday, and since then West
Bank Palestinians generally
remained calm although
some rock-throwing in-
cidents were reported,

, Hospital workers walk

MONTREAL. (CP)... ,
Workers at a “half-dozen
Quebec hospitals staged
iRegal walkouts Tuesday in
defiance — of special
legislation temporarily
suspending their right to.
strike, while other public
service employees mel to de-
cide whether to follow suit,
The 200,000-member
“gomimon front” of
education. and hospital
workets" called off ‘an’:
unlimited strike planned for
Tuesday after the govern-
ment passed a special law

making the planned strike |
illegal, * *

Another union, the 37,000-
member civil servants'
union, rejected an executive
recommendation to defy the
law and returned to work,

Leaders of the common
frant were to meet today to
decide whether their
members are angry enough
to defy the legislation en
masse, and early vate
resulis from some schools
and hospitals indicate they
may. well be,

Bomb wounds ambassador

LISBON (AP) — An anti-
Zionist group claimed
responsibility for a grenade
and sub-machinegun am-
bush that wounded Israel's
ambassador to Portugal,
killed his bodyguard, and in-
jured three other persons.

Portugese national radio
said a group calling itself the
International Militant
Workers telephoned and
claimed responsibility for
Tuesday's attack,

The radio quoted the caller

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believes in
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Thornhill

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as saying the group waa
opposed to “capitalism and
imperialism as represented
by Zionists.” The caller said
there will be other attacks,

Police set up checkpoints
on border crossings, airports
and maritime departure
points on orders of Premier
Maria de Lourdes Pin-
tassilgo and said they are
locking for two men in a
white car. They did not
elaborate.

Explosion

destroys wing

PARMA, Italy (AP) —:
Workers today rescued three
women buried more than
half a day in tons of rubble
from an explosion that
demolished a wing of the city
hospital. Hope dimmed for
about 20 others missing,
Seven bodies have been re-
covered.

Police said one of the
women, Angiolina Bedotti,
Was in good condition; the
second, Erminia Bigl, was in
Serious condition, and the
third, a 77-year-old woman
who had undergone surgery
before the blast, was close to
death She was not iden-
tified. Firemen working
under spotlights in driving
rain and occasional snow
removed each of the women
from piles of debris after

hearing faint cries of “Help
us, help us.”

Crash blast
“beautiful”

MOLINO, Fla. (AP) — A
giant fireball rose hundreds
of metres above the trees
and was seen for 32
kilometres when demolition
experts blasted a string of
derailed propane tank cars
in hope of removing the risk
of a runaway explosion.

“It was beautiful,” said
Buck Renfroe, Escambia
County civil defence co-
ordinator.