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Marie Ruman, who runs John . Tanchie, a ¢ sald Canada has tour Soviet ‘satellite powered! A Janitorial servicensaid employee’ 0 a aircraft on the scene, and amount of amare en day eome by the U.S. chemi Pieatniog and the Comm a ested by:a nuclear reactor has~she saw a bright object . Snowshoe Inn, thought he afullteam-of23 and-nu- vironment’ and our ablut the possibility of their iobis te conds and oories of avestone "c = . 4 , ” 7 alia te ortest aig econ te ky wa, wncng a Jet lea, fllout, poole wile, he satlita falling Er torte raiouctnny SBE eh deed? verhead when : “spokesman for Prime home from workk. . big light-movin tomands Yellowknife. TheUS. An WHY NO WARNING? thelr country an ny monitor the radioactivity k about the satellite, t Mitr Trudeau's office | She was facing the Yellowkmife to the north. Foree also was on route ate cuternal affairs S00 Yellowknife, wit- Sea poe’ Garished uranium and z= sa y “we have no airport and at. first . e site . = - reason at this time to be thoughtitwasa jet taking “rit looked like a jet but specialized equipment, the Soviets to explain why nesses said the galling . Keating, who with now , ddentitted b US. -_ | oan apprehensive about any aft t AGE _ there were lots of pieces aire ur troops are they ia q act Piste i ball that was mistaken NATO or two years vehicle, which fel -* 1. fon wie d “Tt ut -. trailing behind. It was a ready there, on the fy for a meterorite and was before being asalgned to Tuesday moming over “*" po ane .} lead. special flying at on He a way UP, real tei ht, slight an jobs Danson told the Outside the Commons, followed by about 20 ply said it is NATO he raely ted _ prime and made absolu mons. 2 cy to return a fallen i ap minister on foreign af jet that. had a iat ett te noise in about, the “tour REALLY A SPY? Danson sald predections rie across the sky, S22 catellite or its remauica to seat Northwete ' in ma & minutes T saw if.” ormer prime minis e coun 0 : _ announcement Chat telephone torerview. EDMONTON (CP)—a John Diefenbaker asked Wand Tuesday in an The dleplay veereniti ry B Cerritories. ——— United States Air Foree ‘Then she realized it pSOMG™ mr Gna; it Datgon to confirm ishablted region rear foie ci slave Lake SUURGSHESUGGERRSRSRERSRERERODS | a planes,nin cooperation ‘mist be something else. Some of the radioactive whether the Soviet Yellow. S00 re ich ft we eee . .- : e Canadian arme @ 8a @ Was 80 ex- f : spacecraft was a 4 “ , . a: a Services, are oe rene ac cited that she called her uranium 2aswhich rete PY were amazingly’ a¢- — EDMONTON (CP)—A a FINISHED CARPENTRY WORK a: tp area with monitoring aor and o ter out of reactor in a kallen Soviet Danson replied that 4 it Orne anid, however, it Canadian Forces ee g Wanted. Will build to your needs. + equipmen e house ve a was not w e wo : pon a s.. ; “We have known for atit. - without clitegrting tt describe as Aa spy vail decided that Tuesday afternoon for an m Cabinet work, trusses, unfinished furniture, you a " some time that this thing “The main: part was.’ t be leth: hat satellite. Rather, it was Yellowknife residents greg in the Northwest & name It and we'll make It ata very reasonable = ~~ (the satellite) was losing like a bright uorescent ~The satellite fell “a _ Surveillance should not be told of the ‘Territories where a nu- §@ rate. Will bulid fo your specifications, or wilt M “- itd orbit,” he sau. But it light. it- came ‘tyesdayin the Northwest Satellite.” possible threat because lear-powered Soviet spy. gg rent shop and supervision wilt be supplied at all | = was unclear until. today overhead and re could Territories, in an area _ Trudeau said that as caused “umecessary satel wher entered the + Himes 50 vou can de It yourzel." a: ecisely where or when get a ook at it, I early as one hour before atmosphere. a... t would land. could ee dozens and portheast of Great Slave the Soviet satellite broke hysteria. Canadian Force: + REASONABLE RATES that you can: It also was unclear dozens of parts. ldlonetres nevth of here. trough the atmosphere, ,A8 well, the chances spokesman Major Vic gr He ifmall’ or most of the. ‘There was a main “pew tone McDonald, it was thought it might {Bat Yellowknife would Keating said 22 members PHONE 635-4013 ce bared may have Part eee bright ligh light, chalrman of the physics land in the southern tatellite were som hat ve On eased. at H ... umed ‘up during re: ol smn. aa? misphere, ; - st entry” into the earth's trailing behind it. ch Uaiversit Not Alberta nese Soviet lightning On san said Sh GB Namo, ust north of : WANTED!! ie aioe beTe. + impact part had a long, bright ssiq Tuesday that if the officials in Moscow Mut beth Trudeau end Gamonen were 0 0... . “if anything was eft of ' The falling saree satellite managed to the satellite.” comment on Danson bald precautions precautionary ; messure a 2108 South Eby a: it”—was northeas' rave e over rs. ' Great Slave Lake is in centre of Yellowknife, on isidzryg h ve bi3pn eal “fntorme telephone Canada. Yellowknife, capital of the western portion of the the north side of Great ssoip hd'te eces nt call trom U. ; feleph dent the . Northwest FOR PRIVATE USE OR BUSINESS territories. Yellowknife, Slave Lake,ntoward the dojyda, . Simmy Carter that’ the eee onsen, said he Territories. AUTOVEST the largest community in €8 Breo fin d, avenod 4ediat saiailite hadnfallen over though e jez ved . . Bafore you buy, Investigate the advantages of thisrent- Et the North, is fo ied “i yeaa very, high on-detecti atl ipment. Canadian territory. Clark ae oe sao aus. roe said ae dine the tie up rou cosh or borrowing power in ond lad ~ _ Morthern shore of the and «i make a e was sen 1ve or . ’ about 960 kilometres sound, * Mrs, Ruman nee ponale ein up used at as lack tat overnment official in Starlifter aircraft, come months rent and drive away. . 4 north of Edmonton. a . t) em wi specia EXAMPLES Heed added: nest the pleces were yaninm and Hendling criticism in ihe issuer" least 10 nuclearpowered | Squement xeguared io = Based on 3 month lease . "Ina ell, what we ng. ’ : know is: A~We've known “AS it was disap. xlydzp lethal. WIL SEARCH AREA satellites jand ne U.S.. Andrews Air Force Base 9/78 F250 sickup} 76 Econoline Van] 78 C 160 Chev for some time this thin the main ; on sal @ area, une one. _ D.C., and the Nellis Air $148.00 per month | $134.00 per month | $129.60 was losing its orbit. ung pein tired. I wae the physicist said a east of Yellowknife, will Force in Nevada. leaso end price] lease end peice Wicks Seigcs hanes Ree ana! Resa ati, GEAMINE FUWURE Sy cu ago that the likely place — The satellite was also ‘iting radioactive ura- contamination us Two of the U.S, aircraft impact was northeast spotted at Pine Point on rk said Carter's © fyoetse3, alee said the were scheduled to arrive [78 Camaro HT 22 of Great Slave Lake, if, tesouth shore of the lake . mt MeDonald said the one call showed that future use of such at Namao at 7:35 p.m. §f $139.00per month} $124.00per month ad indeed anything was left and at Fort Smith on the uranium could be in the Canada a as I eon tha spacecraft must . be EST. Tuesday. The other fj tease end price] tease end price te when it came t ough the Alberta-N.W.T. border. to form of a metal or some al partner ‘with the examined. three were expected to- § $2,025.00 S105. my atmosphere. C— There the south. ~ .- other substance and Us. on the North As well, he said he day, ‘The. U.S. aircraft eee are aireraft en route. And SAW FLASH would be impossible for American Air Defence. Trud a d Exte al would fly to, the area Soe ao nee month | $185.00 per me ’ Ee D-—We have noreasonat — Also at Hay River, Ted an untrained person to Command (MORAD). Aff. rs Mi ist " De Where fhe gate] Wag f2700 per, month | £155.08 per ment st. per ent -_ this time to Peterson,na radio recognize. He recom- ‘We seem to have a J. nies will “tr ‘to believed to have entered eae end price} lease end priced lease end price: ~ aprehensive it all.” US. operator with 8 the federal mended that if anyone in very curious system me sn tougher "y in ; the atmosphere along or italy return Am -" _ lead sai e Partment area “ . - . : aircraft, with monitoring sai mansport a as depart ’ tthe |: area | where ote NOR: ae to ternational tules on caesar Forces Her-. a devices aboard, are being his office root, making his fallen finds something ha - But ‘Trudeau said satellites to protect th es alrcratt. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION a suppo' net by, Cdnadian vhourly ather.: ‘cob believes might be reactor: Canada is -an-- id blic ¢ oon ‘ine - ‘CALL LARRY [HAYES-RICHARDS : ‘<=: Fovee spaniel aig sea ts, whenemass ener f ‘should NORAD partner and fad... Sidemts’in the future." “Keating ‘said alk PF COEvEct STAT Ao equip rent, neat" ae of" dratige-dnd-red “light Summon a surveyor with been monetoribg jointly yee In Copenhagen, Danesh Canadian | Forces air “BELMONTLEASINGLTO. : Gricanicea ies Hehe gros, adatom aa creat Sega epg Sone ouanaceayes PS ger counter w e- satellite through said “they had: been bers i NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C, D.004TRA Z: Defence Minister Barney hourly weather reportaso work.. - NORAD. hah members are given ‘ ; Danson said today there Lwas just looking out at Prime Minister Trudeau Trudeau said Carter ee isa “98-per-cent chance the sky at about 4:56 said Tuesday he had called to extend the “fair sone or more” that a Soviet.. a.m.,” he said in a tele- known for atleast a week Offer” of assistance in er oa nuclear-powered satellite phone interview. that a Soviet nuclear- 4 . es thokght to have headed All of a sudden to “the owered satellite was radiation contamination, oe toward an uninmabited west I saw something I taming in orbit but he CANADA LACKS GEAR ff KITM AT ae rt of the Northwest. thought was an airplane chose not to warn “every An external affairs ie erritories today dis-. until 1 realized it was square inch” of Canada department spokesman ie oad integrated while re- going too fast.” because. there was no has said the U.S. has Bs entering the earth’s at- _ Peterson sald the ob- information on where it radiation detec! i ee < mosphere ject. had an orange-and- would fall, equipment which Canada ies “But we're not taking Ted tail trailin d it nee, wae tea ending, in in. does not own. oe oe any chances,” Danson with two incandescent oaheated Later, Progressive 3 TS HOLDING i said at a news con-: lights close together, ear of questions by Conservative Alvin ps ference. ; It. looked like there Opposition lex leader Joe Hamilton (Qu’Appelle- § Danson also said the were two parts { to it sol rk about the satellite, Moose Mountain) asked satellite, which had been thought it was @ meteor ‘identifced. by - US, .of Danson whether only Ca- ee ~ Bw in .orbit about two that had broken into two ficials as a spy vehicle, nadians would be allowed 33: ONE months, is .thought to places which fell ~ Tuesday to examine debris that 3) ' Of (C.. | © - Eco have been the only [00K CHANGED . m in the sparsely- might be found from the #2 a ce nuclear-vowered satellite _ The object changed in populated Slave Lake satellite. Pe ever launched. appearance as it moved, area . e Northwest That’s. understood,” = . He said tougher - Peterson. Territories. the defence minister i procedures to protect the estimated that it took Trudeau sald he had re lied, but he added #3 ; THURSD AY ; ublic from “this type of only two minutes for the told some provincial later thathe couldn't give a a te cident” will be pursued . object to come into sight authorities about the assurances that : ne in an international forum and then leave. ' pogatbiity oft of the satellite Americans would be told oe - Prime Minister Peterson sald he had no ; but he “they can’t look or ” ; ; - . cle & Trudeau, External Af- fear of flying saucers or had © not "outed & touch.” ‘ we eo BR fairs Minister Don anything like that. gen eneral warning because Canada was notdealing : So te | : BS we Jamieson and himself. . Thaveastrongfaithin it was difficult to predict with a belligerent powe! EN . ae But the immediate Chris anity and believe. where the spacecraft when it dealt with the Cope Er . ee a concern is to determine if henomena can ‘be wouldre-enter the earth’ s U.S, Danson said. a | BE SO ae any of the satellite and its cai ly explained.” n atmosphere, . The ‘government was - : ; | A B AN UET af. mT Bae reported. 100 pounds of Fort Providence Later,..Defence . - attempting to do what it = Soa ge Se nuclear material landed westof Great lave Lake. Minister Barney’ Danson could ‘to reduce the oe ea) _ in an area about 60 miles —,, ; oO ' reas or east of Yellowknefe. ‘gonna REE aR UD GR a toeteon : ol RR N.W.T. (CP) — A Soviet : . ae = ict | WHO’S GETTING os

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> oe so" I if figured te was. yl . Bome very logical.”’ “3 He ae the fall of fire , f séémed to land just nguih east of Hay River. iits said the whole thin didn’t frighten him. just didn’t ‘think about it. I thought at first y -it was~just a meteorite 4 until I heard, ‘about it on Hy the radio at-8’a.m.” i In Yellowknife; ° Mia

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