‘CARTER ‘WASHINGTON - (UPD - President Carter will go on ‘television Sunday night to feport on the 7 today. U. S. -Soviet deadlock over 3,000 Russian troops in Cuba, it. was learned ’ Sources said Carter will discuss the latest development and . probably his response to © the Soviet Union — in the © nationally broadcast talk" Carter met Thursday night. and again Friday with Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and other top national security advisers on the situation. ~ Quebecers —FRONPAGEAT—- ince the. court had heard The youth ‘testified that while he was in the- ~empty classroom when the blaze _ started, it was the 16-year-- old youth that was with him - . that set fire to a map and not accused had set fire to the -Mmap. In cross-examination, the he. Bic.” The youth said the two . had been playing around with their lighters and the other youth set fire toa map, He said:he did sot report the fire because he was afraid the couch would burn, which he. quickly ex- have their smoking tinguished with his hand. priviledges. withdrawn and they would be blamed for it. About a minute later, he said, the youth set fire to the HINK - map again and this time he — POF YRLENDS - _ could not put it out and he stood on a couch and tried to kick it. In answering a question The burning map’ then not ‘think about the well- dropped onto the couch, he being of his friends and what said, and the couch caught would have happened if they | fire. had been caught in a fire. At this point both youths QUEBEC (UPC) - Just months from next spring’s referendum on the province’s political future, most Quebecers support renewed federalism over “sov- don’t believe the Levesque government will win its referendum. “All the questions are logical, but the answers are illogical,” said Edouard Clouteir, a researcher and analyst OTTAWA (UPC) - Prime Minister Joe Clark, in an attempt to offset Liberal Party strength in the Senate, has appointed two leading Quebecers and an Albertan to the upper chamber. In the appointments announced Thursday, Clark said = Arthur Tremblay, a_ long-time Quebec public servant in the Liberal and Union Nationale governments of the 1960s, will join Montreal businessman Guy Charbonneau and Abertan Martha Bielish. VIENNA, Austria (UPI) - A pre-dawn blaze swept through a Vienna hotel Friday, killing at least 26 people, including an American beauty queen and two other U.S. tourists. Fire officials said it was the worst blaze in ereignty-association” and. At least 26 die in Vienna blaze MORE WORLD NEWS BEGINS P. Al6 |support federalism with the Center for the Research of Public Opinion, Thursday. CROP conducted the poll for the Quebec government at a cost of $60,000. Asked if they would give the government a mandate to negotiate sov- ereignty-association with the rest of Canada, 53.9 per cent of those responding agreed. Only _ 14.2 per cent were un- decided. Clark appoints three to senate Since assuming power, Clark has made seven appointments to the Senate, including Economic Development Minister Robert de Cotret, former Tory MP James Balfour and Conservative Party campaign chairman Lowell Murray. However, the Liberals still hold a commanding position in the 104- member Senate with 71 members to the Tories’ 24. There are two In- dependents, one In- dependent Liberal, one Social Credit and five vacancies. Austria's history. At least 26 persons were killed, including three Americans. Ten other persons were critically injured. One of the dead was Ellen Wight, 24, Miss Oklahoma of 1977 and the daughter of a Maine travel agency owner post-war janitor’s room where they stayed until the fire alarm A 18-year-old Victoria youth who stole three cheques from the chequebook of his host and used them to get cash in North Van and in’ Alberta pleaded guilty Wednesday to FROM PAGE A1 forgery and theft. ; Crown Counsel Glen Then, towards the end of Paruk told North Vancouver his. speech, Humphreys turned on the afterburners with the stricture: “If you ladies and gentle- ‘men couldn't. put your membership up to 150 inside three weeks by just a little trying, and I mean good ‘active membership, then you shouldn't be in business. 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He described. the evidence. as. being. “diametrically opposed to each other” and said the fire chief's evidence was too general to count against the accused. ‘In summing up his case _Petronio said “I think the evidence clearly deals with. recklessness.” He said there evidence of a plan made before the fire to burn the school down, but there was “that, » was no evidence the accused started the fire by: acting recklessly. ‘ He said’ the fact the ; “ac- cused ‘has _sort. ‘of fascination with fire and. the fire chief's evidence’: “Sup- ported the evidence of the other youth. North Vancouver. District Fire Chief Bob: MacDonald testified that...the : fire. probably . started .:in =. the ' general vicinity of where:the accused youth had: been sitting but he addéd that the fire could have started in another part of the room. 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