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Three to Wolence RED LAKE, Minn .... I' '" LEGZgL.ATI"VE LXDPJ,R¥~ COUP.. 771'Z8 "- , .o.. PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, . ' .' VIC~0R£Ai B.C., H61 i ". Traffic..O 1 =deaths-1 vsv-xx~.~ :take.. .i,.. h }lid ,ay weekend to1 . i By THE CANADIANPRESS parked on a beach &t Davis fire deaths, one person who flight of stairs in her home, there" were 51 traffic NovaScotia had one traffic man electrocuted while Manitoba had two traffic Two menwho drowned ina Lake Provincial Park when died in a plane crash, one The Canada Safety Council fatalities. fatality and the man who cutting branches and the fatalities, a drowning and a freak accident near Mission, the brakes failed and the boy who died when a garage predicted ~0 to 55 persona Fourteen persons died in died in the plane eraah,'New woman who fell down the fire .death, Saskatchewan B.C., on Monday were truck rolled into 12 metrm of collapsed on him, a bey who would die in traffic accidents British Columbia in traffic Brunswick had three traffic stairs. Ontario had three had one traffic death while , among at least 79 persons to water.. ' I died when a tractor over- in the 78-hour holiday fatalities -- inclnding five fatalities and Newfoundland drownings, the tractor death Alberta had six traffic. die fin accidents across A Survey by the C~mtadisn turned on him, one man elec- weekend "1 persons in a single.car ac- had three traffic ~ deaths. and II traffic deaths. Last fatalities and the bey'killed Canada on the Victoria Day Press from 6 p.m. Friday to trocuted when he fell on an The worst Victoria Day cident near Burna Lake on Prince Edward Island was year, eight persons were when the garage collapsed. holiday weekend, late Monday night local electrical wire while cutting weekend on record was in Sunday. Four other persons fatality free. killed in traffic acnidenis on The survey excludes in- Police said the men were times, showed 68~ traffic hranches and a woman who 1972 when 87 pe'reona died in drowned in the province and Quebec had 17 traffic Ontario roads during the 78- dustrial deatl~, siaytnp and in the back of a panel truck deaths, lS drownin~, four died when she fell down a traffic accidents; Last year three died in house fires. fatalities, two drow~ngs, the hour period. known suicides, |1 " Salvap 55 TAXI I TERRACE-K T Rupert Steel &. 11978 LTD'). Lid, 24 .HOUR SERVICE , COPPER BRASS / ALL HETALS wo hay & BATTERIES 635-5050 • ' i NON,-SAT, OPENTiL ii p,m, LIGHT DELIVERY SERVICE Volume ~3 No. 99 20C Tuesday, May 22, 1979 Location SealGave Phoneil|4-ilil3il Natives DE A Y REFUSED demand inquiry into the Three to wolence RED LAKE, Minn. (~) . -- Harry Hanson said today, ,- Monday he will lay down his hammer and tomahawk and TALI~HASSEE.A~IA$SEE, Fla. group kept vigil outside the been put: to death in the "surrender to the FBr' as (AP) -- The Florida governor's mansionandthen electrtechafr compared with soon as a U.S. government Supreme Court refused moved to the door: of his 64 whitos~ investigation begins into the Monday to delay the exe- office where they knelt in 'The death penalty con- ~violence by tribal members cution of convicted mur- prayer, tinues to ho.a racial issue," at Red Lake Indian reset. Mack said, "Gov, .Graham derers Johnrobu SpeckeliakS and David Mack of Florida has refused:, to hear this vation. Willie Janasper Darden. Citizens Against the Death The tribal members for- ' issue. One ~oup ~ people After an:a lengthy private Penalty likened Graham to has been executed" elbly took control of the law meeting,, the Judges unaul- deposed Ugandan dictator. enforcement centre at Red mously • refused to stay ldi Amin the ousted,shah of Darden~ .' is i black. Lake at dawn Saturday in a Spenkelink'.link's execution .Ir'an and the shaha-suc. Spenkelinl~ls white. ', dispute between tribal They alsoso denied Darden's .... Speckelink happens'to be factions. Before an appeal by 4-to.3. censor, poor," Mack said. "That's ~agrecment ending the. con. Spenkellnk faces elec- Mack also said. Graham another common frontstion was reached late trecution~t 7a.m. today and refu~ed to acknowledge the denominator, l think Gay. Sunday, two youths hod been Darden one hour later in racial background of the Graham tried to cam0uflage killed and Red Lake was in Florida's electric chair ~ a death penalty in Florida, the issue by having a.white ruins. three-le~ed sent'built by where 132 black men have man executed." Several buildings were Convicts,with arms deeply burned and about 45 vehicles gouged by 'the struggles of destroyed at the northern the prisoners who died in it. Miunesota reservation. Meanwhile, in , New Allen Cloud, 17, and Orleans~ an emergency THE ELECTION Vernon Lussier, 15, died of appeal was handdelivered to gunsbet wounds. Authorities the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of FACT SHEET • said~however they still have . : ~ :.: ./ :~ Appeals: on Spenkelink's 1 d ~ ' " not) sorted out .the .cy.. ', - • 1 Kitimat,raft race drew crowds Pictures n:a,~e:,;i:2 '~' .~: :': :' ~lf/,~'i',The:.Pe~oa.ds-k~ • 10TTAWA~,iccP')-Herearefanisandftguresabeut: •. cumsoances ot tnc neatas. , '.,~ .' 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A ~^..= .... , ....... = ........ =, ,,.. ~:_ i __~,._, ....... '. ....... ..~ ....... v~o-,, ,,,~,u~,,s election in 1974. If the turnout matches the 71-per.-eant more cause for commotion Down the street at the Toe embraced players, swigged one to the Bartow, Fla. judge , rate in .1974, about 10,500,000 people will east ballots Iridlan Affairssuperin. Downtown Montrea). broke than a win. But this is the Blake Tavern, owned by:the from a bottle of champagne, who sentenced Darden. tendent, at least tern-. into an orgy of Jumping and first time since 1968 the final former Canadians' player and got drenched with Darden's lawyers con- this time, porarily, w!th Nathan Joe whooping and horn~hoaking Cup game was played on and coach who guided the bubbly sprayed by tended in their .brief to The candidates: There are 1,-424 candidates com- Head, ehnef of tribal Monday night as ~e local home ice. team to eight Stanley Cup celebrating Canadiens. Florida's highest court that peting for the ~I seats in the House of Commons, an .: operations. hockey heroes wm their the clemency ' process, in "It was just a tremendous wins, a group o(fans boasted The game would normally average five candidates in each constituency, at least' It also was agreed that fourth straight Stanley Cup game," said Frank:Roberts, that the Canadiena really which the state cabinet with a 4-1 win over New York have been played .tonight, three in each and as many as I0 each in some Montreal petitions by Hanson would be presl~nt of Via Rail Canada own the cup and just loan it but was moved back a night considered whether t0 cam: considered for new elections Rangers, i and a loyal Canadians' out to other teams how and mute the sentence to life, has ridings and in Toronto-Reaedale. Crowds poured out of the to avoid clashing with the for tribal council chairman, hockey fan who was among again. federal election.. denied their client due The pal.ties: Nine political parties are compet~i.i"~ : treasurer, secretary and Montreal Forum into Ste. the joyful throngs billowing process of law. The state officially, with only four given a chance of seating eight district representative Catherine St. on a~ drizzly from the Forum. Among the 18,076 spec- The Stanley Cup victory Supreme Court majority candidates. The Liberals, Progressive Conservatives,. posts. night shouUng i"We're "The Cup definitely tators who packed the parade is set for Wednesday, said that motion is without and New Democratic party each is contesting a!1:282:: Officials said Roger number one" and bellowing belongs here, and 'the Forum •Monday night was and if tradition holds, there merit. seats and Social Credit 103 seats, 74 of them in quebec. Jourdain will remain tribal the Montreal heckey'antho m Cunadiens have the team to Prime Minister Trudeau, should be at least half a • The three minority judges, chairman and cannot be "Lea Canadians sbnt is." do it," Roberts said. who went down to the million fans lining the -however, said Darden should The Marxist-Leninist Party (144 candidates), the. removed until new elections The Canadieun took ~he best- Thousands of people Canadians' dressing-room parade route. The City• of be granted a two-day stay of Communist Party of Canada (71), the Union Popuiaire are held. Hanson has in- of.seven final serie~ in five poured into bars and after the game. In what was Montreal refused to issue a execution to allow the case to (69 in quebec), the Patti Rhinoceros (63) and Llbei'.i dicated he will obtain peti.
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