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McTeer won't comment
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TORONTO (CP) - - ‘Aaurcen

$Sne completed her exam-

time work for mothers.”

CLARK FLIRTING
WITH SEPARATISTS

OAKVILLE, Ont. (CP)
Jack Horner, Alberta member
of Parliament who recently
switched to the Liberals from:
the Progressive Conservatives,

voter gains will be short-term
gains.

He said the best araument
against Quebec's separation is
that i? would resuit in the

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MecTeer Clark, wife ui 2pposi-  inotions one week ago and ex. BEING ENCOURAGED has accused Conservative breakupof the home market for . r Le
tlon leade, Joe Clark, said ta- pects to graduate June 6. She said women “are being leader Jog Clark of flirting with Quebec's and Canada’s econo- potential source of cor Mae Maru par Viispeich Srom Sale- e technique “requires less
day she has made It a policy “I _wauld never want to go encouraged at ihe highest levels theseparailst Parti Quebecois. — mics. some U.S. allies at the London burg, sald the French technique sophisticated technology than
not to comment on the Ilfestyle back to school If my tife de- In most career fields. Horner, minister withowt por. Canada Is nat iike the Ev- summit this weekend is o nemical exchange fech- the other known processes”
of Margaret Trudeau, wife of pended on If,’* she sald. “But there are areas that tiolie, told the Halton federal ‘opean Common Market where it such a process proves prac- —
: the prime minister. med Improvement. Liberal riding asgaciation Separate states can exisiwthin teal, It could help prevent the
he Curing an address fo 250 fe- WON‘T ARTICLE YET 7 Wednesday that Clark is seek- an ecanomic, framewor:. he ollferation of atomic arms, a ‘bicum a / , Neale
a male secondary-school students § Ms. McTeer sald she plans to At your stage of academic ing short-term galns for his said. Pr’ rn fr Hs seed ¢é ate
: at a day-long workshop on Siber- “put off articiing for a year. development you should be de- 2 +4y at the expense of Canada. “Canada’s home market is by cart equentiy expre
ating femate potential, one par- = ““I_ have Joe career to con- ciding what career you are in- After the meeting, Horner lust not big enough.” andr ol aud, general ad- La
ticipant asked what Ms. McTeer sider before mine and of course —_ferested In. sald in an Interview Clark Horner sald he feels Prine min. & Giraud, @ ’ ais
thought of Margaret Trudeau’s there Is Catharine.” “And keep an eye on your would not allow Conservative ‘Minister Trudeau is the best istrator of the French Atomic 4720 LAKELSE AVE. PHONE 638-611)
pri liberating fernale po- lat peby will be six months si¥s because a lat of profes. Members of Parliament to say =™an to lead Canada threugh the Energy Agency, announced the ;
nial. al riday. économie and emotional erlse ;
5| w requir anything bad about the Parti otlonal crises gevelonment of the new tech- SHOWING AT 2 P.M,
i While the audience laughed. She told the students they can Nata sometimes A average 6 Quebecois government In Que- ahead. nique at a meeling of the MAY 4.7
Ms, McTeer answered: “I make — have children and a career. enter.” ° bec. “tL admit | said a lot of ter- French Council for External
it a policy not to comment on “But it is @ question of the " “He (Clark} wants to keep ible things about Trudeau Im Nuclear Pallcy. A STAR Is BORN
—| Mrs. Trudeau. quality af day care." she sald. Asked by one student if she the Parti Quebecols voters vot- the House,’ he said. ‘But my —_ He sald Ithas “the advantage Kris Kristofferson Barbra Streisand
_ Instead, Ms. McTeer talked I feel sorry for those women considered herself a radical fe- ing anti-Liberal,” he sald. “He earlier judgments of the prime of _ permitting production of *
ea = about herself, her baby Cath. who must work in fow-paying —minist, Ms. MecTeer replied: wants those votes.” minister were made without 8 slightly enriched uranium sult- | MAY 8-
arine and how glad she was to jobs and really rely on day = “Lam nota radical feminist. Clark's flirtatfon, he said, will real knowledge of him.” able for supplying nuclear gen- “THE TEMANT”
be finished her final taw exam- — care. . I think that's just a nice label have no benent for Canada or Oakville is abowt 20 miles  erators, without being able to .
nations at the University of Ot- = Ms. McTeer said that “as a for someone who doesn’t fit an- the Conservative party. Ail west of Toronto. be used in practice as the . Roman Polanskt
tawa. society we must look af part- other’s views." highly enriched uranium em-
he 4. ployed for weapons.”’
th PROTESTANT STRIKE NO DETAILS the MAY 7 MATINEE 2 P.M.
- anal raud gave no details o
at | e e process, and a spokesman for ‘OPREAKY FRIDAY”
cabs meet violent reaction rea San 7
. | ‘ : The spokesman said Giraud ’
e ; i e planned a news conference to- 14.7 PM NIGHTLY i
in Ulster's sectarian walk cathe ets [may 7
8 oO U “the condillons through which —~MAY 47° ° .
ELFAST (AP) — Militant be a popular rejection of the —- North- “member work force, which is 's electricity, . _ the process coul the basis
Protestants stoned’ policemen ytiee call. eel stores were ern Iretand hes been ruled largely Protestant, reported for vena Paap thal were SUP’ for international co- FREAKY, FRIDAY
and buses, set up roadblocks ~ open. directly by the central govern- work. The power workers’ support 9Peration.” Walt Disney :
and tried fo intlmidate workers pRICKS HURLED ment In London for the past ‘The strike Is on its last of a similar Protestant strike in Canada and the U.S. have op: ft ra ay .
Thursday as a three-day-cld © About 60 strikers, Including three years. legs," a commerce department May 1974 was crucial taits suc- Posed the export of nuclear ‘THE ENFORCER
general strike aimed at paral- women, hurled bricks and bot- USING MUSCLE spokesman said Thursday. But cess, That protest toppled. the technology {to non-nuclear ; j
yzing Northern Ireland ap- ties at police officers trying to Squads from Ulster Defence there was no sign if would end = first jolnt Protestant-Roman states JRESTRICTED . i
peared ta falter. ~  beeak up a human barrleade Association {UDAX{, Nar- soon. “We're not finished yet" Catholic administration when the equipment sold wold | SESE Clint Eastwood
Severat persons, Including @ blocking roads. to factories in thern declared Jim Smyth, a leader in Northern treland’s history. facilitate the production of : ~_e { j
mother and her three-month-old — gelfast’s Dundonald suburb, pos 9 freland's blggest of the hardline United Unionist . :

baby, were serlously injured In
the violence, a police spokes-
man said.

“This appears to be a violent
backlash to the apparent failure
of the strike to gain support,”
the spokesman said.

In a killing apparently unre-

\Ice sald. They sald several offl-
cers were dragged bleeding
from the clash and six persons
were arrested.

tn the staunchly Protestant
Sandy Road district, gangs of
youths hijacked vehicles and
stoned buses, injuring several

Protestani .
street army and the strikers’
muscle, renewed attempts
Thursday to intimidate workers
at the big Harland and Wolff
shipyard on Belfast’s east side.

The sirike enforcers moved in
after shipyard officials reported

‘ Action Council, which organized

_ the mass protest action.

Hundreds of power workers
were on the job at Northern Ire-
land‘s four generating stations.
That ended confusion over
whether fechniclans at the Bal-
lylumfard Station, which sup-

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lated io the strike, a gunman persons. | that almost the entire 9,000- plies two-thirds of the Northern
shot and killed a taxi driver in In the North Belfast suburb of n ’ =
the Roman Catholic Andersens- Wewtonabbey, similar at- P 2 3 &6 4 9
town district of Belfast, police tacks a ce S
said. They said they believed injured ofher bus passengers SEATTLE TODAY . 7 ; :
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the slaying was the work of the — inctuding the mother and child. T err * . a > oS aan . SESAME maT
Irish Republican Army = The strikers were demanding wen a ETUNE ! : ‘YOGA
(IRA). fougher steps against the B.C. SCHOOLS 10:00 JEAN CANNEM ELECTRICCO. .
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age 90-per-cent turnout at facto- the British au? of Northern Ire- . Bs SESAME STREET UE 00 FIRST IMPRESSIONS ART SIX
ries across Northern Ireland jand and to unite It with the Poy Title & Artist LW GONG _ SHOW 11330 HOT HANDS SCIENCE SPECIAL
Thursday in what appeared to Irish republic to the south. The HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 805 MeLEAN SHOW 12:00 |: NOON HEWS MULLIGAN STEW
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informed sources sald here to- Bryce, chairman of the two- 12 When I need you Leo Sayer 17 HOURGLASS 6:00 | NEWS HOUR SOVIET SOCIETY
aay. ces sald thet al year-old royal commission an 3 Soke amin’ Stevie Wonder 8 NBC NEWS . ; :30 —
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appearance of the uranium — But Pierre Nadeau and Rob- | 18 Do ya Elec. Light Orchestra 19 CHICO & THE MAN CHICO & THE MAN ~ 8:30
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