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7. - ~ . ‘TORONTO (CP) A cblfoveaial educa pita > Cenicarp hs inissed a series of deadlines alice 13, but A. ber" jew: thai ‘ rrent computer.
{ | program, for, Ontarlo, schools continues to be. delayed a8 “Arn is confident ,Cemcorp will have. test model available. technology in. ot sophia cated enough to be useful:
» ON. skepticism’ increanes. among the. Province’. teachers and to aix’ school: boards in: ‘August, Microdékign’ ‘enginetes _ slassraom; ‘Most teachers By soir a taney
cae, “hood: boardg 4° \ee " finished the design work earlier thin spring and they had 19. ate it develop .thé: com
“Robert: Arn,, vise president ‘6, Canadian’ Biteatonal ‘one machine actually running, he sald. 2-0. Jey Me n Mat We the: computers,
‘Microprocéssor Corp. (Cémcorp), is-trying with difficully'" : Teachers feel:the project is far from complete, ‘haven: we Shion
Bell ‘the: project that, hasbeen . plagued ‘with: ‘problems "They say that ever) if Cemeorp | meets the ages cto de
acg it: Was Tlrat’ announced in-October, 1961," -.'~.-», . will still be another year ¢o 18 months before tie computer ae:
The ‘Ontario: government committed : $25: ‘millon. ‘to’, would be available for'wide use. -.-/ te!
‘Cemcorp to assist the company in designing and producing . "The delays have promipted school hoards to buy Hachines .. ofner: modere
an educational computer that would revolutionize teaching... not- compatible with Ceimcorp’s because they. want their :. rte
The new machine would allow. teachers to prepare lessons students. to learn wlth computers now. At.the' ‘game time, ~ “[t'a completely impra
“every ‘subject from. ‘geography - to' grammar | without: “teachers , say thelr hoards could have’ bougtit:inany: ore’: formé + employee of the
knowing computer’ programming, ta ‘ organize’ individual computers. and terminals if. the government: hadn't :com- . - si Ds *
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_ = a : 33 coe DEVORE, cals. (AP) — A. sellout crowd: of: 09000 By Suiday, 1287 people had so ht medlcal a ttentlon at ; : a
a : z s 5 $ $ z i $ 3] ' partied to the roar. of heavy metal rock at the US Festival, obec ere cee am county lel sald pa de nd Pion ea
il is] - one man ‘was bludgeoned to death over a-drug deal ‘and. ordinator ‘Dean Grose said only eight peoplé required | Orange County’: ae

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. _ fractures, drug overdoses and heat exposure, ~~ a
: James Déan Estell, 23, of Pomonii Calif., died Sunday in - Steve Wozniak, 31, the Apple computer designer, was Telganel at becaie oe in after the. 3:90" a beating; - -
. hospital, about 12- hours after he was bludgeoned ina reported'to have put $16: million . into the festival. He “po .aq information, ‘from ‘wi ‘Tidwell sald. The
‘parking Igt ‘at Glen Helen Regional Park; ‘Sherif Floyd predicted he will lose $3 million to $5. million on the déal: es fnesees,- ,

| . Mdwell of San Bernardino County. Thousands of the revellers, who pald up to #35 for each: -"iolence Wast't surpriaing, be said, given the size of the -
|| Hlewa truck in the back of the head with a pipe or tie day of the festival, stayed overnight at the bechy David ‘crowed aad chrigti emt , wd
in, Wi o . cert luding 1 udas Priest :
The a narcotics deal that ‘burned Gut, . eda Stevie Nicks ‘and The F Pretenders were to. Perform “Omzy Osbourne; drew a crowd that was overwhelmingly
"7°. Authorities reported 88 arrests ‘since “Thursday, Moet ‘BOOKED INMURDER : teenaged and male, Many came bare-chested. \ _
narticle by 7 :
Michael A. Walker, Director _ came Saturday when the three-day rockfest-began'with’a David Michael Planton, 22, also inown on David Morgen’ . Packed like sardines in froutof the stage, sbvecal passed
Tha Fraser Institute New Wave program that drew 165 1000, ° ald festival was booked for = , nt yacnerincasipear friends. 2)
: janizers, and 140,000 sald Tidwell. o . "and medics a i
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Most of us have had occasion to become per- * sounds driven by 400,000 watts of eléctricity.
sonally aware of the impact of chip microelec- Pe les. lan Pi O e’ Ss sec U rity. - ‘The Scorpions drew a huge roar for launching thelr
tronic technology.. Many,;,.of the .games,- _ twilight ahow by hiring five jets that New overhead with a

children’s toys, watches, appliances which have vapor trail and what sounded like a gonle boom. The crowd

‘| become an accepted part of our everyday lives | “Stapy “Polish ‘authorities will step ‘up security “Archbishop ‘Achille Sllvestrini, the - Vatican's foreign
‘reflect the impact of the chip. Those of us who | - . following the arrest of a man charged ‘with planning to kill minister, left Rome for. Poland today to iron out details. of: , See ewe et ie to
hail from an earlier generation of technology: ’ Pope John Paul by setting off a bomb at a shrine during the - Pope John Paul! < pilgrimage in June, : :
can't help but have a certain’ sense of ap-  pontiff's June pilgrimage, stete-run television oid . ;
_prehension as we observe this silicon.ghost of _~ ‘TW-commentator Grzegorz Worniak said?
‘the future, reflection,, my: anxiety and my. Planned to set off.a bomb on St, Ann Moat, ale af a ite ofa
- unease is turned rather (o a kind of optimism ..| - shrine in the Lower Silesia region. Observers sald the ire ctort ty
about the future, The evolution in technology’ | |. ' report was intended to show the government is not taking
‘which is represented in these articles of merry | | ~ ‘any chances with security for the Pope. -
making Is also reflecting a deep and tremens [°° / Ina series of published interviews, Deputy Interior :
: dously powerful revolution in the general-way-]- . Minister Brig.-Gen. Konrad Straszewerki said ‘substantial “Wi d PI od. _—
of doing things. There have been many such’ | - _ quantities of explosives and firearms” have been con- n sor ywo co Stephens’ General Repairs
revolutionsin the history of the last 300 years. | - fiseated, by authorities in recent days, ; -. aa
i _| | The firsé such surge-is commonly.referred to | ‘Wornlak said the would-be bomber had a history : ‘of See us PACKAGED j,,, THNE-UPS TOMAJOR OVERHAULS ON:
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and surveys of people who have, in their own Kain and actor Ross Petty were wed Saturday. at ‘St: i E ti fe
view, been. badly treated by the new technology; _ Clement's Anglican Church in Toronto. ; ree Estimates

—_ _ | economists bring their Nobel prizes and their -: » “We're happy, we're intensely happy,” Petty said, and | ; 635-4543 |

i computer models; anthropologists bring their: | both admitted to having tears in their eyes during the 0 = - 7
‘studies of South Sea islanders. .and. their 1: minute ceremony. Locally owned and operated eo “No. 4: - 2903 Kenney: St...
predeliction for. ground travel at R miles per Kain, $0, and Petty, 96, announced their ement six: .
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i" | The result is‘a_serles of reports and studies. — helen ago. They met when Petty was in Toronto playing yg ANDYMAN Twindshieta &. Auto Glass ICBC Thalms
which purport to show that the inevitable con- |. the lead role in the play, Sweeney Todd. : Sheclalists,. Tye Handled
sequence of -the chip. will be fairly dramatic ‘The couple plan a three-week honeymoon in a private _ WIRING SUPPLIES a ——— -.
yo reductions in employment for a wide range of villa in Mexico and will then divide their.time between - ‘gen ft oes. Prom tt
t oo types of individuals and their society. Those in-., i Kain’s house.in. Toronto and Petty’s New York apartment. . We wil sell you only what you need 16 do. the eh yt All- EST). ‘ ro Pp y
: ..f terested in women's issues, for example, “They have ‘said they “can live". with the Petiadie : —yoursal 2 EES SOE bo ot ,
forecast that women will be primarily affected. separations their careers will demand. ; Z ; — . :
Clerical. worker unions, because of the forecast | WEBB “1 OPEN MONDAY—SATURDAY - GL A Ss Ss [
: effect on-the growth in their membership,-are | | * 4 new: flower that ‘bloomed onthe: “day Prince Charis 2s we : Sarl. eae ;
a “4 screaming fora halt. Those who sce the world . ’ married Lady Diana Spencer hag been named for the royal SO 8:20-6: 30 D dally we i
E | through an ideological peep scope of the class™. couple-and will be wn in their Kebsington Pala yer es : ey AW AREITH™ ee ““THENTERPRISE
| struggle see the. chip as yet " anothet | up: 6 aro ee con: ls roe. TERRACE SL pahipaltan :
: ‘manifestation of the way in which the capitalist | © S*"vatory. =a Greig Ave, oe 495-9689 _ 638-1166. eR OMMTAD :
: ‘class will. further squeeze the workers’ life | - ,_ The. ‘iblscus, named Royal Wedding, bloorhed in , _— i
blood. In other words, many of the reactions to. ‘| - -Hawall's Walmea Arboretum and Botanical Garden on July” J “a
; the chip are the same as those which the steam |. 9, 1901, said Keith Woolllams, ‘arboretii director: WARE USE SPACE - . “Always. wanted a log house?
. | engine and automated weaving encountered. |. The flower is a cross between the Hibiscus Immacultus, a al ; - wpe. j Noi ‘
': The fact of the matter |s, of course, that Ned | “white hibiscus native to.the island of Molokal, and the |: al 423 Railway Ave. - : : - Plan tn ow with :
Lue was wrong. Technology did not reduce: |. Hibiscus Waimeae’ a white scented hibiseus native to the : SO WEEE? Couey cy we i
e. number of. jobs: available or pillory the..[' © island of Kauai,. . . “y to, ; i
worker to the benefit of the capitalist class. In - “How it got crossed, Tdon't know,” Woollams said. For Lease or Rent te Be Luss iris mes :
. fact, the invention of machinery did more than - —e 4 ces of 2400 fh and larger: Office areas truck: Tes ” :
any ote single thing. to enhance the roduc Thug bow alnet 30 years ag since Queen Elsabeta ‘om itr Eoureineia rome sora FEE oe |
hence, increase the total availability of produc- 7 took the throne, but 8 British- newspaper says tte monarch ° oe “Estimates Price
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develonment hie rot been ‘he bigh Of this |. TheSunday Mirrot/whieh didn’t say how it found out this” - Call: jem + Terrace, B. c. 635-7400
. -members of the community who have always royal health update, said the Queen, 57, has had occasional. ,
: been able to-afford the misery reducing trap- bouts of sinusitis and may catch a cold from -time to time “Spring Into your fitness program with new
pings of wealth, but rather the low income, ear- but has only missed two public erigagements because of || bodywear by Stevi Brooks, Les Stelnhardt, Dance. - ~ OMINECA BUILDING SUPPLIES.
_ mers whose passage to a high level of affluence . health problema. France, Flexatard and Carushka. ~ fe
could only be through mass production of | ‘Of course, she does have a little help. : “ Home partles to view our exiensive selecticns ean . _ SMALL MOTOR SHOP
(higher technology gods. au | these f ' he Theneimaper sald the Queen i attend by 22 doctors _ “be ate by phoning 635-3467 and feaving. a: n
sks why it is that these forecasts _ M4in England and eight in Scotland — including an expert in —. ‘measa Bek og,
of doom and gloom have been wrong in the | _ sousuneturesndhomeopathy, Allof the Quees’s phiyriclana _ Look for the TIGHTFIT, Terrace, booth: it: the § = SALES AND SERVICE For most
past, almosf‘nvariably it is because the per-- have private practices and work for the atate-run National Terrace . ond | Kitimat = Trade Faire, mereana s
ception of the change ‘in technology was of | Health Service. siecle TIGHTEIT bedywear becomes your e ‘| pevenmnahiommen 7
something imposed upon people from the out- ~ Both of the 5 ts and hi dmothe . 7 ee! HOMELITE J
side — that suddenly something was invented | - of the Queen's parents and her gran e, Queen .. , (HOMBUTE)
and, before’ ‘anybody knew, it virtually Mary, had a trémendous amount of faith in homeopathy, a ° ‘ RIZED HOMEL
displaced all the old way of doing.things. But, . - system of treatment that involves :the use of mainte : ois Au Ho E ITE DEALER
of course, nothing sould be further from the | . . amountsof drugs, but no ones saying if the Queen has ever 4beHwyi West Terrace 830-0354
ru echnology is applled'in practical affairs ‘undergone acupuncture or homeopathic treatment.
bedauge it: offers something better than the ~.” The Queen also ts an avid w t watcher and kee fit : 7
current way of doing things. People willingly |. 2 with daily walls: and rorsback a, " ; “ABVAN BaLDeRs LTD. | BOLTON: TRUCKING INC.
_adopt-new methods because it makes thelr life’ f° -\ =; a ee eg ef uo: Reject,  gtavel. and top-soll” delivery.
aoe fl outta more productive, or their work more | | when Dave Howard announced he was going to run tor - Residential : ommotcial
on Teaee Cansdian perspective the. - ; Rin, ev. city council, few people thought he meant , “-sCustom Homes: ; Z ree oe ns
uddite attitude toward the adoption of new . Vv our lo t. In Kifsumkalum elect (94" minus crushed rock.):
technology could have avery profound effect 7 - Howard said he'll start cainpalgnitg with a jog around . - 635- 5628 OF ours - aie if for topo d ivew
oi employment and on future prospects, That |. the perimeter of ‘the city’s fourth ward. Then will . -“eRenolati ions. 7 . md dr mi, roads, and parking-
Po effect wil be larger to the extent. that Canada’ systematically me through each nelghborbood for at least Remodeling - :
: ails to adopt the’ new technology, The single wo hours every day. 4 : - mralect “ale, va sornab .
- biggest threat posed io the Canadian standard “Itanybod: wants o tall about anything, siopmewhen I Jf Abe: andra asm a Br L ny. re " “prt
A of ‘living by the new: technologies ‘is. that trot by,” he aald:- | Terrace, Cc er Call Alen Bo}ton, aa5-sr4, or 520d, af. anytime. "4
: somebody else will adopt i first and, pence: “Or better yet,run a mile or two with me and wecantalk“f -
gain-a sharp competitive edge over Canadian |- the way." - a :
: producers. Those who argue strongly in favour aoward: aha ran in the Honolulu Marathon and plans to - For infomation ‘on. run n l ing ‘your, ad in ‘the: busi ness” al
4 of limiting the adoption of new technologies in . rust in the San Francisco Marathon in July, sald that when |
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