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conference ‘that the memo .°'

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. #Ottawa's action — Has :
. alpeady been thought ‘out in. -Fepresented. the: “‘explic
advance,” Levesque said‘of. political will”? af the 'feder
the memo, ‘whose contents ‘ ‘government, ‘and. he noted: *t
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old alma mater in’ Win- | tawa newspaper last.week, been Tradeau’s: righit-hand ;
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. ivy Council, wi to profit-from the defeat of -.

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conductor ‘could have the

Society, said Fox saw an
applause te himself. a

orthopedi¢ surgeon in
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.,
after developing. pain and
swelling in his foot, He
developed the problem
J while running near Mara-
thon, about 220 kilometres
east of Thunder Bay.
The 22-year-old
university student from

Lie ee for. the: ies
No. 28 at Dee aining. Area: caer

‘The deputy prime
minister of New Zealand,
Brian Talboys, visited his

and 30 far has raised
almost $1.4 million for
cancer research.

“This has in no way
detracted from his
determination to ran and
to finish,” Calhoun said.
“He is fineand in terrific
spirits and he is con-
cerned the story be told

accurately.”
Eugene Ormandy
ended his 44-year reign as

music director of the
Philadelphia Orchestra
with a rousing per-
formance of two
Beethoven symphonies at
the Saratoga Performing .
Aris Centre in Saratoga —
Springs, N.Y.

A crowd of 9,000 people
gave the maestro a'.
standing ovation even
-before he picked up his
baton Saturday, and
again when the program
ended.

’ while taking: part in a
training program.

» world,

World War, Talboys :
Port Coquitlam, BO, i attended the University of government mighttakeif the’. . to -
running ac _ Manitoba for three terms

Commonwealth alr-

Kermit the Frog Bays
he’s on his most-serious .
baetae to date 46a)

Muppets character. vo

The “first chairfrog’”” of.
the 1980 UNICEF fund-
raising campaign is out to
attract $1 million for the
. international’ campalge
that benefits children.

Kermit Zarrived “in New
York *Yrofh’ London on
Saturday ‘with Muppet
creator Jim -Hengon {to
begin the campaign. —

is + Habodwaid Kermit fas

never before endorsed a
charitable cause, but
“UNICEF- really felt like.
a different. kind of cause-

we all“believe in,” par--]

‘ticularly since it aids.
youngsters around the

At-least nine dead |
‘in speeding train.

UPPLANDS-VAESBY,
Sweden (Reuter) — At least
nine people were killed. and
50 injured Sunday when the

rear eight cars of an express:

train broke loose-and jumped
this tebe: pein mld”
The accident occurred
. only 10 minutes before the
train was due to arrive in
Stockholm at the end of a
1,207-kilometre journey from
the Arctic city of Kiruna.
Prof. Anders Eklund, head

of the medical team at the .

scene, said rescuers feared
more might be found dead in
the wreckage.

He said seven bodies were
found in one car that split in
two when another crashed on
top of it.

The 13-car train was full,
with many passengers
returning from northern
vacations before schools
open today.

“Many of the injured: aur
. vived: thanks to their fit-

ness,” Eklund said. “They
were returning from hikes in

the north Swedish moun- .

a
pin .

Bo:Tollin, traffic chief of
the Swedish state railway

company,-said the train was §

travelling. at. the permitted
maximum. speed, of 120
kilometres an-hour when the
rear cars. “broke loose and
derailed.

“There. was apparently 5

something wrong with the
sixth car,” Tollin said, “The
train driver told..me he
noticed a jerk and then
looked back to see cars dé-

railing in a eloud of smoke.”

Railway officials said a
wheel-axte might: have
broken.or bearings might

have averheated.

NEWS BRIEFS

TOKYO (AP) — Two
Americans claimed a world
record after toppling 255,289
dominoes Sunday ata resort

hotel near Tokyo, a Japanese |

television station reported.
John Wickham, 19, of
_ Southern Pine, N.C., and
Erez Klein, 19, of Westport,
Conn., broke the old Guin-
ness Book of World Records
mark of 169,713 dominoes,
set by another American,
Michael Cairney, in June,
1979.

It took about 30 minutes for
the dominoes to fall and
Wickham and Klein said
afterward: “We are very
happy but very tired.”

PEKING (AP) — China's
petroleum minister, Song
Zhenming, was accused
Sunday of falsifying reports
and covering up the in-
vestigation of a capsized oil
rig on which 72 people died.

The Communist party
newspaper ' People’s Daily
said in a front page com-
mentary that Song and other
leading members of the
minisiry must bear
responsibility for the Nov. 25
aceident.

Despite warnings of a ‘ty-
phoon, orders were given to
move the cil rig in the Bahai
Sea off northeastern China.
Itcapsized in a slorm but the
accident was not made
public until last month.

SELrASr (AP) — Three

“ginmen' tdtced" ad woman to

watch as they shot and killed

her 22-year-old ‘husband .
early Sunday, police said.’

The couple were am-
bushed ‘at their home in
Larne, 38 kilometres north of
Belfast, after returning from
a night out, officers said.

Police, who identified the _

victim as Rodney Me-

Cormick, said. the . motive
" was ‘not jnown. ‘ . ot

CAIRO (AP) —. A three-

storey bullding in the-Bulaq.
section of Cairo collapsed |
during the weekend, killing . .

seven people and injuring 10
others.

Newspapers reported

three people were believed .

still buried in the rubble but
said many escaped unhurt in

- Saturday night’s accident.

Three families, totalling
about 100 people, lived in the
structure, newspapers sald.

RESEARCH TRIANGLE .

PARK, N.C, (AP) — An
animal study indicates that
the herbicide Agent Orange
produces no significant

effects on male fertility, but-

researchers say more
studies are needed to give a
clearer picture of Its effects
on humans.

‘Agent Orange was used to
destroy foliage during the
Vietnam war.

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