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The road {6 Tuktoyaktuk hait-wey ‘from: inuvik was much more icy (left) ;
than the trip out one week-later: (above) by Tess: (Brousseau) Tessier, of
Terrace, and her son David Nanook. Brousseai, who made his first trip to
: the great white north: Despite the 80 degree weather it' was cold because. :
"1. of the wind chilt factor but the Ice road | ‘was. closed less than one. week’
‘later and they just made the trip Hack before it completely: melted. That's.
’ the Beaufort Sea they are driving on. Usually the weather doesn’t get that:

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_ LONDON (AP) — A mock inquest into
the. mysterious death of Wolfgang.

* Amadeus Mozart — 192 years after the fact _

— has concluded the renowned composer -
was murdered by a friend who suspected

_ his s wife was having an affair with Mozart.

~ Mozart inquest held

‘~ Vienna-born musical prodigy, who |

. began performing at the dge of six, had ’

written some of the finest music of the age
when he died Dec. 5, 1791, at the age of 35, .
His early death has long been the subject

_ of speculation — was it typhoid or was he

Fight in ‘suspecting that he was poisoned?
: despite his Jifelong fame in. the royal :
~—~tourts and capitals of Europe, Mozart was .
plagued by. financial difficulties most of

his life. But why Was such a man buried in -

an unmarked pauper's grave in Vienna?
Those mysteries were taken up by the

. inquest’? Sunday at the Brighton musie
festival on England's south coast, ‘where. -

an audience became ‘jurors for the day,
‘It was once again i791 and the suspects

.— played by amateur actors — appeared

hefore the court. Jurors heard evidence,
coliected by scholars: and lawyers: and

presented by qualified barristers, that

Pointed to three suspects
— Franz Hofdemel, a Viennese ‘court
official whose wife, Magdalena, was a

plano pipil- and possible’ mistress: of
Mozart.

said he had poisoned Mozart,

~ Franz, Sussmayr, Mozart's pupil and
lodger, who completed the composer's:
Requiem Mass in D Minor after Mozart's
death. Mozart's wife, Constanza, survived

‘him, and the theory Pointing the finger at \

ussmayr alleged that she may have been
having | an ‘affair with Mozart's, pupil,

ON A SPLIT VOTE, THE JURY SAID

* Hofdemel was the most likly culprit. -

The votes ‘were 60 for Hofdemel, 39 for

‘Sussmayr and) 2a for Salieri, whose «.

murderdus ramblings. formed the basis of
Peter Shaffer's recent play: Amadeus and
a Rimsky-Korsakov opera,

“It’s impossible to -arrive: ‘at a
conclusiveverdicl, but there.-was very.
strong evidence that che- may: have- been~~

"

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murdered, " festival director lan Hunter

_ told ‘The Associated Press or Monday,

Hunter, who said he remains skeptical

about how Mozart’ died, described the case”

that was presented against Hofdemel:
“There was sufficient medical evidence

to show’ that Mozart. could: have. been :
" poisoned with: something: ‘called - “aqua ,
‘ toffana,’ a mixture of white arsenic and

“lead oxide which. had a gradual’ effect, ~ cottage chatting to.a couple .

leading to death after several mionths.:

“Mozarl’s symptoms | reported at ‘the - .

time could bei in line. with. thal "

“Noting rumors that Mozart had ‘attains
with his pupils, Hunter added:

“The day that Mozart was buried, Franz
‘Hofdemel locked his wife and himself into

his apartment and slashed her face with a ~
- Fazor-to disfigure her, and then’ committed

Suicide by cutting his throat (she. Jived).

“The general’ consensus was. that he.
murdered Mozart — although .. they..
appeared to be: friends and were. brother ©
Masons — gut’ of Jealousy because, of his
wife.” .

Such a scandal could ‘explain . why
Mozart was buried in’a pauper's grave,

- even though an ordinary’ burial had been.

arranged. .

“There’s Nlo- real reason for it unless

. . there was.a sort of Watergate cover-up to. -
— Rival court composer Antonia Salieri -

who, in hisold age, was repotied to have |

make . sure., that Mozart's body was

’ ‘disposed of in such a way that it could not.

be disinterred for’ an autopsy,” ‘Hunter
said. =|
The audience hissed as Salieri took the -
stand -— presumably they ' had ~ seen
Shaffer's play on the London stage. ...
At his death, Mozart-held a minor fourt

‘composer's post with little pay, Salieri had’

held the posts of Kapellmeister and then
Hofkapelimeister , ‘at the emperor's. “court:

_ ~ jobs which for musical gifts alone .
should have been Mozart: S-- one reasonte ~

two were considered enemies:

But there has never been any evidence ;
, that Salieri, poisoned Mozart and modern
_ historians dismiss the possibility. Evenhis .

purported “confession” is not documented
and some: reports say he made the death
~hed statement: “T wv hot poison Mozart.”’

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for the patients to breathe, .

O'Hara sald a4

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this initial study, he said St.
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rehabilitation project for
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emphysema, .

Elementary school
children who smoke are
influenced not only by their
peers but also by. their
parents, brothers © and:
sisters, a. Calgary. study

_Indlcates,

Studying a group. of 625
Calgary school

West of Calgary General

Hotpital found that 38 — six

per cent —~ sald they

’ one-year

. Severe,

childgen ~
aged 10° to 12, Dr. Maleolm .

smoked at least —
cigarecte per week. .
‘Weat and: his- colleagues

pompared the 33 smokers

with 38 pupils of the same.
age, grade and backgrowind

who did not smoke...

‘Seventy-one: per cent’ of
the children who smoked

Among
children who didn’t sinoke,

only; 56 ‘per--cent had a
smoking, parent.

Only one non-amokinig

child th six came from a:

children ane- in three had
‘two parents who smoked,

- Among’ the’ non-smoking

thildren ‘who had brothers

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— smoked. . the’

household.” where — both
parents smoked while
among the, smoking.

. or sisters, only 24 per cent of
' those

siblings . smoked.
However, among’. the
‘thildren who smoked, 55 per
Lent had. 4 brother or sister,.::
or both, who also: smoked,
‘Only eight per ‘cent-of the
“non-smoking - children had
friends. outside’ school who ;
smoked, while 34 per cent of
the children who smoked:
had such iriends.. ood

The researchers. _ also
found | that smoking was
“strongly telated to drinking
alcohol and ‘using drugs
Thirteen of the children who
smoked had tried ‘alcohol,
compared with only two
who didn't smoke, ‘Thirty .
~ per cent of the smokers, but

‘pone of the’ non-smokers, , .

had tried drugs.

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April, ;

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New cookbook planned ~

"WATERLOO, Ont, (CP)

"= Good news for Edna

Staebler's ‘cookbook fans ‘—
she’s working on ‘another’
one.

Since the’ publication of
her. most -recent book,
Whatever Happened to
Maggie and. Other. People

- connection’ was a logical

I've Known, the 77-year-old |
Staebler has been back in ©

‘the kitchen testing all those

recipes eft over ‘from her
second . cookbook, More
Food ” ‘That - Really
Schmecks, wooo
Her _- collection _ of
“leftover” recipes ig
“enormous. Boxes and cases
- stuffed “with

jellies — most gleaned. from
- her ‘neighbors,’ the
_ Mennonites in ‘Waterloo

mand a soft. spring Sunday
‘afternoon’ in - April and

.. Staebler sits in her country

of city folk: overa a rather odd
coinbination. . * freshly
_ baked - ‘toffee. cake, ‘carrot
muffins, . red wine’ and
homemade beer.

Tn a@ sense, a visit with .

-Staebler is like Going home.
relaxed and :

Her _ easy
genuine | manner spans
generations, and ‘although
o her home is in the country
beside a little lake, she's up
.On current. issues,,

* Besides. . ‘writing. books,
~recently. been a

magazine, :

-* Whatever. “Happened to:

Maggie is a ‘collection of 14

the years. for : Maclean's,

. Saturday Night, Chatelaine ;

and the Star. Weekly,
-But it’s unviual, because

articles Staebler wrote over

she went back 30 years later -

= and. asked’
happened to the characters
in those. original stories. :
What motivates this long-
“Ume journalist to continue

her little typewriter with

only her cats and wild: birds

as company? : i
“So many older people

whatever |

‘churning out the words on -

is full of gelf pity,” she
said thoughtfully, “IT give |

myself hell when I iet..

myself get. depressed or.

lonely.

“_“And_1 don't want to be

” considered as old, I don’t
think about age.” ~

Her friendship with many -

of the Old Order Mennonites-
continues and she tries. to
visit them occasionally on
their farms,

Eduated- = at.”

novels and short stories, but
journalistic © ‘assignments

“ ~kept getting: dn the way.

: Magazines would offer to
send her off-to see and write

was too great to resist.
While of assignments for

the ©
thiversity of Toronto, she
planned éventually to write

‘ about interesting people and -
Places, and the temptation .

-Macleah’s, Chatelaine and -

_Star Weekly, she Lived In a
“Hutterite colony in Alberta,
in a Nova Scotla black
orphanage, Gn an Iroquois

reservation and in many —

other. locales.
~ Her firat novel was Cape
Breton Harbour, gleaned in

part front her stay In a_
swordfishermah'’s home in’:

Nova Scotia.

Kitchener-Waterloo area -

and it's sequel More Food
That Really Schmecks,

When not writing, cooking
and testing» her ‘recipes, _.
Mennonite and German reading, or’ gardening,
“desendants. .° ‘This’... Staebler relaxes by her:
_ fireplace and: knits tiny

But. her roots were in the

where she grew up among
the Pennsylvania * Dutch,

“seed for her two best-selling mice which she fills with —
lip-smacking' cookbooks, catnip. These ‘she sells by:
the dozen to specialty shops, °-

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