o va)
- Reagan” BAYH’ he plans: ‘to run. in’. the’

. pa when he took’ ome, “tut ¢ our w rk

“ over, what ime called: ‘a aia ‘personal:
. Hundreds: of celebraling Republicans at,

in’ elght. -Candidates' ‘races.’ * forth

: Preside

November election for a second. four-year
, declaring the United States is better

finished. ie ;

aber,

decisi ion,”

hojel: baliroont near. the. White -House'a
Plauded and cheered. ‘when’ Reagan: nall
made. ‘it official. ae ‘

: Now’ the : -eampaign’ ‘begins, “Walte:
Mondale, ‘fornier vice: president, ‘said ts’
television’: “interview « “that followed th
Reagan anmouncement, ve?

Mondale, campaigning in Reagan’ home, .
state of California, is: considered) the leader

Democratic party, presidential. nomination. =

Reagan's wife, Nancy; rumored io have ~
fayored retirement: for: her. husband" who:
turns 73 next week, issied. a statement: o
Support::""It_ was’ a mutual: ‘decision
Support, hitn fully, Pm very. “proud: ‘of him

space of:time.” .- yous
BUSH. RUNS AGAIN a Bae

* Reagan announced. that Vice-President”
Gearge: Bush, 59, would be his running mate :-
and listed achievements in. the ‘first three.

. years of his. administration. including:

economic . recovery, ’ a strengthened”

-, -militéry:and'a revival of traditional moral.”
~ values. .

“But our work is not “finished, " he +"
declared, “We have more to do In creating -”

. Jobs, achieving control over government -

pending, returning more autoriomy to the’
states, keeping peace ina more settled.

world, dnd seeing if we can’t find room:in

our’ ‘Bchools for God.”

Reagan ° claimed he has. revised .
problems — he cited economic collapseand
military weakness — that faced the country.
when - he replaced ‘Jimmy - Carter's °
Democratic administration in 1880. . Carter

and all he’s. sccomplished i ina very short i

harshest critles... . i wee

“Ronald Reagan has been a divider, not a
i "uniter. He has divided our country between, -
rich'aud poor, between the Hopeful and the |.

‘respond, but other’ ‘De ocrais.

Imimediatedly- accused Reagan ot oe

fe worse, not better. |, he

“said, “Massachimsetts:: Democrai”

of Represenlatives and

‘hopeless; between the comfortable and the: .

miserable:: = ‘He a aot: been - fair: ‘and thie ae

Tennessee ; - Senator. ‘Howard ‘Baker.

Republican majority leader‘in the Senate: ;

and a potential presidential. candidate had-

; “Reagan decided’ not: to Yun, pledged "Hi
Support, saying the president’ “has clear! an
earned, the right to. finish the. job he began:

over, three years: ‘ago. "
“ Reagan’ is: ‘favored in. ‘current, public. :

opinion polls, but events, ‘Buch & as calls for_
* Withdrawal of more than, 200 U, S. Marines -

from’ Lebanon, could’ swing. againat him’ ‘in’
the: next. nine’ months; *

: Republiean party. cha main’ Frank
Fahrenkopf:. predicted . ta close, :: tough: °

election;"’ -but said’ ‘Reagan, would’ win’ on?!"

grounds he offers | better leadership, than’ the
Democrats.” .

_ “These presidential cainpaigns’ ‘have a!

:. Way: of closing ‘up and getting” ‘tough. and
‘we're preparing for what we expect will be
a. close. race," ‘said James Baker, White -
_ Hauge, chief of stalf.. a

As. ‘achievements during the’ ‘first three’

years: of his: tenuré, Reagan siigled out a

reduction in the rate of inflation ‘to 13.2 per

_ cent from 19 per cent, almost half of in-

‘terest. rates that had soared above 21 per

-“gent; growth in the labor force last year of:
four million’ workers; and an. increase in

military defences.
‘He repeated the theme of his State of the.

"Union message made lo Congress lasi week

“that “Ameri¢a is‘ back and standing tall” |
and used a personal approach to his TV
‘audience, saying he felt a special bond of.

Kinship’ with each one of them, — oS

Militia positions shelled.

BEIRUT (AP) — US. marines fired tank.

cannons -and small arms at
government militia positions today ‘aiter”

anti- .

thelr base at Befrut's airport was-shelled. .
for the firat time in two. weeks, a marine —

spokesman said.
A apokesman for Amal, the maln militia .
force of Lebanon's Shiite Moslems, said at’

Islamic Conference: Organization, which ‘
"suspended its membership five: ‘years aga
’ because of the Jeraeli-Egyptian peace
accords,

“OF. course we accepted the- invitation,” =

‘Mubarak Said after talks‘with' delegates
“dentbya summit meeting of the conference”
_ that: issked:the meee ‘Jan. 19,°°

“The ‘American: ‘people: will eject four’

more years, of danger, four’ more years of :
pain, a
“Thomas (Tip) 0 ‘Neill, speaker of the House. !

‘Kenny Fitzgerald thought he
at ihe aby Ho neplial a traffie and deliver ;

Father c and’ ‘mother were 80, Hervatis 5 they forgot. io .
check if it wai a boy ors girl before help, in the shape _
police: crleer!an dan ‘ambulance summoned by
radio; arrived’on the acene to carry ‘mother [
daughter to,nedrby Charles Le Moyne Hospilal.. .
GWe were in thé'Datsun pickup, wth bucket seats :
arid a btickshift; and no back seat,” Helen Fitzgerald,
24, ‘sald Sunday, in ‘the’ ‘comfort of her hospital bed.

d, Helen climbed into the driver’s seat, pressed:
[i ber back to the door, ‘and told her husband he couldn’ a
just Wait for. the baby: to: ) pop out: he’d have to pull.

ated

ting ‘technician. os
The-little he. jknew boil childbirth came “from. ”

*: month-old Matthew.: Helen had also given him’ a
“ee on baby: delivery the night before, ©
ST didn't know w todo,” said Kenny. “Bul: 1
‘he one at a time, and when she “
“tthe babg)- criéd,"T-felt better.” es
‘Amanda, who was Scheduled to make her entry: nto:

“Doctors at- Charles Le: ‘Moyne ‘Hospital later said:

-Kenny-had. done a fine job Selivering the six pound, a

. iS-ounce girl. * Coa ay -
“Atleast I got to see the whole thing,” said Keniy,

~ who admitted he: would rather leave the honor to.

~ Professionals: next tim :

“Meeting held

; VATICAN CITY (APj'— = -'Pope John Paul rnet today with |
the two top officials of the: ‘Canadian Conference of Catholic
Bishops, the.Vatican announced,
_ Itsaid Bishop John Sherlock:of London and Bishop’. Jeaui-
. Guy’ Hamelin of. Rouyn-Noranda, president «and ° Vice-
. president of the conference respectively, met Privately’ ‘with
the'pontift at the Vatican:
-No‘details of the ‘audience - ‘were released but it was

visit to Canada in September.

“The pontife will make a 10-day. visit ‘o Canada ‘trom: Sept.
 to-g) says a schedule released by the conference...

“Cat | missing

GHAR LOTTETOWN
(CP) — Anna Sawicki said
today she takes exception to

‘the media’ was because she

. passing the buck for too long .

When Kenny’ pillled’the car over to the side of the”

“1 started to panic "said Kenny, 28, arvoll il company “7

¢lasses: taken: before’ the birth of his first child, 12-:-I.

he world Feb.'{3, was born just five minufes, afer: Ge
“they: stopped the car, but “it t felt like hours” to Ketiny.: ©

considered likely that they discussed the. Pope’ s Planned

felt Air Canada. -has been |
» eomments'made by an. Air.

ea Mergent cers aa some ee

at,

“WASHINGTON: (AP) —— The. United’
‘States is: prepared... to ‘consider Soviet

"proposals limiting U.S, nuclear’ weapons in. -
» Europe’ in a trade-off for curbs on long-.

range “Soviel weapons, U.S. arms

. negotiator, Edward. Rowny said today.

“Rowny told reporters after a half-hour

a F meeting’ with President Reagan that the

United. ‘States has Prepared several
packages of proposals in hopes of getling
the stalled, talks on: strategic, long-range
missiles going. again. ;

‘We are now in a position when} we return
to the table to make a breakthrough,"

: Rowny said. | -

“We. have some concrete proposals on
trade-offs.’ "
. He said moves by the Soviets lo take up

"the deployment of American Pershing 2
and cruise medium-range missiles in the

strategic arms limitation talks, the so-

. called START negotiations in which he is

‘the chief U.S. negotiator, would not be
automatically turned aside.

« The United States has resisted past
Soviet attempts to include the European-
based’ _medam-raige missiles - in’ the

" MONTREAL (CP) — Reasonable ex-
: pectation of profit, Igor Melcuk hates those
words .beeause they have cost him meré
than $10,000 and: “could cost him another

" $10,000

“Meleuk; a linguistics professor at the ,

: ‘University’ ‘of Montreal, has-been ‘doing

what. well-established and respected
teachers do — teaching Classes, doing
research. writing books and doing some
international lecturing.

But jate Jast year Revenue Canada came
calling, saying they. ‘wanted to discuss
‘professional expenses Melcuk had claimed

* from 1979 to 1982, When all the letters had
explanations: made, .

been -exchanged,
; meetings held, Mélouk was $10,000 poorer.
It’ appears that if Melcuk couldn't

reasonably expect to turn a: profit on his |
writing, outside lecturing and consulting,

he couldn't write off the expenses incurred

“in those activities.,
Melcutcis still wailing for the other shoe ©

to. drop because Quebec’s Revenue
Department is expected to follow Ottawa's
lead: ahd disallow all. his claims for
professional expenses,

Andre. Clas, ‘another University of

’ Montreal linguistics: professor, -has also
‘the only 1 reason she went ta “

been nicked: for Fetroactive taxes to .the
tune of $8,100 plus’ interest.
The Canadian Association of University

"Teachers has’ received similar protests

aes Ne ot ie chee

Monday, January », 1964, Page 3 .

rade-off considered —

“START discussions on long-range weapons.” .

“Discussions aimed at curbing “both:
strategic | ‘and medium-range . ‘nuclear
milasiles are stalemated,

As for the strategic arms talks, Rowny

- Sald:.""If the Soviets return to thé table and
make serious Proposals, we'are ready to

listen.”

.- The White House meeting followed by;

less than a day Reagan’s announcement,
that .he: will seek re-election to a second
four-year term in the White House, but

_Rowny denied there is any political motive

in focusing attention now on arms control,
.“The president has always had a deep
commitment to arms control,” Rowny sald.

_ "He's not going to make arms contral a:

political isstie,””

The Soviets ended the medium-range
negotiations two months ago (o protest the
deployment of the Pershings in Weat
Germany and cruise missiles in Britain.

Subsequently, the talks on longer-range
weapons also ground to a close.

But Rowny said today the Soviets are

reassessing their position and that the
_ discussions are not dead.

Teacher’ S taxes increased

Melcuk, Cias and many of the teachers
nicked by Revenue Canada .see an effect
‘that potentially’ will be worse than their

emptied bank accounts: The tax policy”:

could stifle academic writing, research and

the international exchange of knowledge.
that is an integral part of university life, ‘.

they say.
“Why should you be Interested in in-
vesting your time if you're going to be

penalized for it,” says Clas, Professors - ;

may as well “go fishing. ”

Richard Bellaire, ‘an official with the -
teachers’ association, says the biggest *-
stumbling block’ is Revenue Canada’s

ignorance of the role of teachers.

“We get the feeling they don’t understand -

what academics do, why they have to do

research, why they have to write,” says “

Bellaire. “They think that professors are

_ trying: to rip off the system. They think a *
‘sabbatical is six months on the Riviera.” »

The association has contacted deputy °-

ministers to plead what they: see as the-
’ special situation of academics. ‘

_ Meleuk and Clas and a third University of =

‘Mentreal professor, Pierre Gravel, are ‘-

trying to mobilize opposition to the audits o

and are considering some type of public

highlight their situation.
But John Robertson, director general of

4 CANA B.. pokearan »nlt’, and was handling © the
leagt;10 people were wounded :by marite.28 vu The: sumonit overca nd 3M about thé loss of r
fireyinithe Shiite neighborhood 'of- Hayrel- 4? Lyblar opposition 13 ‘i Pain Be nm a Donte te ie
Sellum, east of the airport. -)) 19, and Mubarak, Hewett sha oe

Ye ate

Maj. Dennis Brooks said the marines

tame under ‘sniper fire and then were

shelled-by mortars and rocket: -propelied

grenades, He said no marine casualijes:-—

were reported in the hour: long attack.
Brooks said the sniper fire came from the
east and the shelling from the south ‘and
southeast, areas where Druse militiamen
are based. oy .
Lebanon’s state radio said Iwo Lebanese

» plaint-Jan. 20,
civilians were wounded in the shelling, The official, who, asked for anonymity, Sawicki said she finds.
which forced. a temporary halt to oper- . refused to comment on reports that Israel: “that “statement strange —

taions at the airport. .
The Spokesman at Amal fieadquarters
said the’ clash . erupted : when an Amal”

“Urgent contacts between the Amal

leadership and the. marine command ”

succeeded in halting: the. one-hour- clash, ”

the spokesman said, He declined the use of :

his name. ’ into crowds of Palestinian protesters at the | letter of complaint ‘by -
‘central market of Nablus and the: ‘earby registered mail Jan. 4.
HIT ON JAN. 15 Balalta refugee camp. . - When’. Sawicki’ arrived

- The last previous shelling attack’o on the’
marines Jan. 15 prompted ‘a naval
retaliatory barrage -from the U.S. ‘bat-
tleship New Jersey. against Druse gunners:
in the hills southeast. of Beirut.

Druse- leader. Walid Jumblatt, who ‘op-
poses. the. Lebanese government,’

men talked abdut. The Druse, a sect based. .
on: Islam; have: received: Support from

_ Libya: and Syria. :

Elsewhere in the Middle East, President in attacks ‘on . Christian and Moslem Parat st
Hosni Mubarak of Egypt accepted today an ~ buildings in the Jerusalem area in‘which a . Lock UNDER THE HOOD? J

invitation for his country. to rejoin the

 Beypt: will support’ Aslamic’ pauses, and
honor conference: principles:*:

‘However, Mubarak: has, rebeatediy’ ald “
‘Egypt will not: renounce > it, Peace: treaty .

~ with, Israel...
"Tn. Israeli, a government ‘official co

firmed that Istael is. holding. talks with the:

. United States about the possible. formation

of a Jordaniait. rapid deployment fore...

- WOULD NOT COMMENT. . Se

’ wants Jordan to promise not to.use sith a

_ militiaman was: shot and wounded ‘by
marines near their airport perimeter.

,

met
‘Sunday in Libya with its leader Col.’
-Moammar Khadafy, the official ‘Libyan
" news agency said. It did not: say what the

. Sunday after
“ strators protested following’ a thwarted :

- foree against the Jewish State. +.

“In two areas of the Israeli-occupied’ West .
Bank, ‘Israeli troops imposed: a‘ ciirfew
‘stone-throwing demon- ‘

‘attack.on Al-Aqsa Mosque, one of Islam’s .
~ holiest shrines, military sources “reported.
‘The sources said troops: fired . tear gas

: On Friday, men with | guns and grenades
tried. to break into the Jerusalem shrine
_where, the ‘Koran | says,. the prophet
Mohammed prayed before ‘going to heaven, .

In ' demonstrations ' Saturday; Israeli
“troops killed a 17-year-old’ Palestinian.

“Israel Television said the attempted
~ attack on the mosque appeared ta be the
work ‘of the Jewish underground ‘group
"Terror Against Terror. :

’ The broadcast said 19° grenades found .
near the mosque were of the same type of

‘Israeli army issue used by TNT: members

Tun and a & Moslem n clergyman were injured.

ve “recejved__ ‘Sawicki’s - “com-.

‘Sully Was: ‘los onan Airs):
»Canada flight ‘Dec. 22 ‘from’ |
Charlottetown to. Ottawa. - re

‘On. ‘Friday, Paul Lavigne, a
supervisor - ‘of . passenger
complaints for Air Canada;-
said: the airline has ‘not ‘
apologized’ for the situation’
‘because the. company: only...

-beeguse she launched . a
eemplaint Dec, 28 when she

: travelled by’ bus to Montreal
from Ottawa ‘hoping ‘to
“confront, - - Air Canada .
president Claude Taylor, |
‘but ‘was, ‘not allowed, to see.
him.

She also sent a formal .

Dee. 2in Ottawa, she found
_ her cage, bul no ‘cat.

The plight of the missing -
cat.‘ has received wide
Publicity: a and Sawicki said

Tats Were we comein:

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