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Friday, November 5, 1982 The NAPA REGISTER-11 U.S. Employees Face Layoffs Canadian TORONTO (UPI) Chrysler day in an attempt Canada's 10,000 workers went on of what was expected strike i in three Ontario centers today costly strike. and the struggling U.S automaker "This strike will said it will begin layoffs in the United devastating affect States next week in anticipation of a our employees and lengthy and costly walkout. the communities Both the company and the union Chrysler chief said workers walked off the job at Fisher said shortly 9:55 a.m. EST at plants in Windsor, began.

Toronto and Ajax in a pay dispute that Fisher said the threatens to cause Chrysler's down- would lead to fall. some U.S. plants Chrysler immediately responded Canadian operations by announcing it will begin laying off facilities which workers in the United States on Mon- produced supplies. Chr Chrysler to blunt the impact to be a long and have a swift and on the company, their families, and they live in," negotiator William after the walkout Canadian strike staggered shutdowns of that supply the and other use Canadian- "The parent company will be affected as early as Monday morning," he said. "Some of the feeder plants in the U.S.

will be shut down starting Monday." The strike by 10,000 workers became inevitable Wednesday when personal intervention by Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee Iacocca failed to sway the United Auto Workers of Canada to back off on demands for higher pay. "We are, of course, available to resume negotiations at any time," Canadian UAW Director Robert White said. "'There i is no schedule for Unofficial Tally Gives Thompson Governor's Seat CHICAGO (UPI) Chicago's heavily Republican suburbs today gave GOP Gov. James Thompson victory in his cliffhanger race against Democrat Adlai Stevenson III, final but unofficial returns showed.

The returns put Thompson's margin at just 9,401 votes out of more than 3.6 million ballots. The results will not become official until Nov. 22 and the outcome could be challenged in a recount or taken to court. The ballots that put Thompson over the top for an unprecedented third term came from suburban Chicago area of Cook County, which is heavily Republican. "These numbers are preliminary and unofficial," Cook County Clerk Stanley Kusper said in announcing the final figures.

"It is the first time we have a ballpark number. It is always possible there was a keypunch error when you're punching 20 million figures." Final figures supplied by the News Election Service, which counted races nationwide in Tuesday's elections, put Thompson with 1,813,133 votes to Stevenson's 1,803,732. First reaction from the Stevenson camp indicated the results could be challenged in the official election canvass, to be certified by Nov. 22. Dave Gilbert, Thompson's press secretary, said it was the "most fantastic news we've received since Gilbert said the final figures released by Kusper and tabulated by NES "tracked almost to the vote" the unofficial count by the Thompson forces.

However, Gilbert declined to say if Thompson would claim victory at a news conference set for 2 p.m. EST. Stevenson campaign attorney John Schmidt said unofficial returns tabulated by the Stevenson camp showed the challenger with an "extremely slim majority." "We end up essentially where we thought we would end up, that is with an extremely slim majority," Schmidt said. before their 21st birthdays by the Youthful Offender Parole Board. The two male co-defendants in the case Bruce Young, 21, and Salvador Sanchez, 22 have filed motions in Yolo County Superior Court to have their trial moved out of the county in the belief that pretrial publicity has prejudiced their chance for a fair trial.

Shearer acknowleged during the sentencing hearing that the goal in cases involving juveniles is rehabilitation, but added that protection of society was a necessary "disciplinary response for this terrible Miss Eakle's attorney had argued that her family problems contributed to her criminal action and counseling would serve her needs better than incarceration. But the baby's father, Charles Huff, told the judge he wanted the maximum penalty levied for Miss Eakle's "appalling" action in holding his child out a van window during a police chase. Huff said his wife, Marcia, still has nightmares about the day. The kidnappers had demanded a $15,000 ransom for the baby, who was rescued unharmed after the highspeed pursuit on Interstate 5. Teen Ki Kidnapper Sentenced WOODLAND (UPI) A teenage girl who dangled a kidnapped Woodland baby from a speeding van last summer was sentenced Friday to serve as long as six years at the California Youth Authority.

Dana Eakle, 15, of Woodland, cried softly as Juvenile Court Referee Lewis Shearer passed judgment on her for her role in the day-long Aug. 9 abduction of 3-month-old Brandon Huff, the fourth generation scion of a prominent Woodland farming family. Another teenager, Sandra Baxter of Hayward, has already been sent to the CYA. Both girls may be released Workers resuming negotiations. There was no indication that Chrysler had changed its position one iota." The shutdown of Chrysler's Windsor facilities also will idle 6,000 Detroit foundry workers.

The Ajax plant supplies trim for all Chrysler vehicles manufactured North America, meaning a prolonged strike could affect all 43,000 active Chrysler employees in the United States. White said there is strong support among the rank and file for the strike and "we've gotten an enormous number of telegrams from the Cana- On Strike dian shop floors." He said the Canadian union had received telegrams from American autoworkers "urging us to stay the course." Iacocca, who personally inintervened in the talks Wednesday, failed to sway the United Auto Workers of Canada and avert the strike. In a letter to employees, Iacocca said, "We will take a strike if we must, even though we are aware it could put us out of business." No strike against Chrysler in recent years has lasted more than a few days. Canadian UAW director Robert White said Iacocca made no new wage offer during their hourlong meeting. Negotiators for both sides met Thursday for 30 minutes but talks broke off with no plans for resumption.

Ontario Labor Minister Russell Ramsay said Thursday the government was not considering back-towork legislation. But he left the door open for future action if the strike is a protracted one. Pope Asks For Ag Reform SEVILLE, Spain (UPI) Pope John Paul II celebrated mass before 500,000 people in the former Spanish Islamic capital of Seville today and urged the new Socialist leaders to reform agriculture to give farmers a better life. The pope made the call during a two-hour mass investing a 20th century Seville nun, Angela of the Cross, as a "blessed" of the Roman Catholic church -one step below sainthood. The beatification of Sister Angela, who founded an order that practices self-flagellation, marked only the second time in church history that a "blessed" has been proclaimed outside the Vatican.

Speaking from a soaring outdoor altar capped by a sol 1 silver centerpiece, John Paui said Spanish agriculture "continues to be the stepchild of economic development. "For this reason," he told the congregation in a field outside Seville, "the government must confront the urgent problems of the agricultural The pope, who frequently has spoken on the problems faced by workers, said the government should adjust "prices and costs to make the sector profitable, by providing subsidiary industries and promoting change in order to free the rural world from the anguished plague of John Paul made his call for agricultural reform in Seville because the surrounding Andalusia region suffers 20 percent unemployment in the decaying farm sector. It was the second time since he arrived in Spain that John Paul has offered the Socialist government elected last week pointed advice on controversial political issues. In Madrid Tuesday, he in effect told D. B.

Cooper Enthusiast Plans To Continue PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) A former FBI agent, fascinated by the 11-year-old legend of skyjacker D.B. Cooper, plans to search the Columbia River where he believes the still missing Cooper left some of his $200,000 ransom. Richard Tosaw also has entered into an agreement with four brothers who own farm land west of Portland to search an area in which part of the $200,000 ransom paid by Northwest Airlines on Thanksgiving Eve 1971 was found. An 8-year-old boy picnicking with his family on a beach on the Fazio Bros.

property found rotting packets containing $5,800 in $20 bills, the only money recovered from the skyjacking. Tosaw, a Ceres, probate attorney writing a book on the skyjacking, wants to start searching Nov. 24 the 11th anniversary of the day a man using the name Cooper bailed out of a Northwest Boeing 727 with the money apparently strapped around his body in one of the spare parachutes he demanded. after the money was Cooper hijacked the plane after it left Cooper landed nearby, Portland, let the passengers off in Seattle west of Vancouver. and ordered the crew to stay in the cockpit He wants someone to area and fly him to Reno, with the he from the airline.

grappling hooks to try ransom money got parachute, his body or He parachuted from the plane's rear divers could then check. door. The FBI computed he landed in the Lake Merwin area northeast of Vancouver, "My theory is that the Wash. be easiest to find because Tosaw, who left the FBI before the sky- and with nylon cords jacking, became interested in the case ness," Tosaw said. Fun and Games Three weeks only! Game Doesn't it bring a smile to Remember, this is a limited your made game enough lips? pizza to tokens.

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The first beatification outside the Vatican was carried out by the pope in the Philippines last year. The pope's visit to Spain's southern Andalusia region came on the sixth day of his tour of 10-day, 17-city tour of the nation that began Sunday. Andalusia, a province first colonized by the Phoenicians in the 3rd century B.C., came under Arab domination in the 8th century A.D. after first converting to Christianity under the Roman Empire. It was not until 1492 that Spain's King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella succeeded in expelling the last of the Arabs from Granada.

Energy Secretary Resigns Cabinet Post WASHINGTON (UPI) Energy Secretary James Edwards officially resigned his Cabinet post today and President Reagan appointed Interior Department official Donald Hodel to succed him. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said Edwards' letter of resignation, effective at 5 p.m. EST today, was accepted by Reagan "with deep regret." In another development, an administration official who asked not to be identified, said Harry Walters, an assistant Army secretary, would be named in a few days as head of the Veterans Administration. "You have met many challenges over the past 20 months and contributed a great deal of progress toward America's secure energy the president wrote Edwards. "You can look back upon your service with great pride in the Search found and decided some nine miles drag the river with to snag Cooper's anything else that parachute would it's 28 feet across and a canvas har- years to come." The White House said the nomination of Hodel, an under secretary of the Interior since 1981, would be submitted to the lame-duck session of Congress later this year.

Speakess said Reagan remains committed to his campaign promise to disband the Department of Energy. Hodel, of Lake Oswego, has served in several goverpment positions and as a private attorney. As a consultant, he worked with the National Electric Reliability Council and has been a delegate to the World Energy Conference. Walters would replace Robert Nimmo who resigned last month under pressure from veterans groups. Reagan selected Hodel as energy secretary despite opposition from environmental groups because of his strong advocacy of commercial nuclear power development.

Today's Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) The stock market was holding a small gain after a rocky start at midday Friday but trading slowed while Wall Street tried to get its bearings following two sessions of record volume and prices. Analysts said the government's report the October jobless rate shot up to 10.4 percent increased pressure on the Federal Reserve to ease credit and that aided prices in the early part of the session. The Dow Jones industrial average, which dropped 3 points right at the beginning after skidding 15.27 points Thursday, was ahead 2.39 points to 1,052.61 at noon EST. It soared a record 43.41 points Wednesday to an alltime high of 1,065.49 before being hit with profit taking Thursday. Most analysts considered the pullback normal.

Here is a partial list of near closing American stock exchanges, supplied ber, Jackson and Curtis, Napa Napa, CA 94558. AA Aluminum Co of Amer. AMR Amer. Airlines Amer Tel Tel AMA Amfac Inc BAC Bankamerica BS Bethlehem Steel BA Boeing BOR Borg Warner Corp. BYM- Bristol Myers Co Chrysler Corp KO Coca Cola Co CL Colgate Palmolive Co CKN Crocker National 33 ZB Crown Zellerbach DHM Dillingham 17 DIS Disney Prod DOW Dow Chemical DD Du Pont 43 EK Eastman Kodak ELG El Paso Natural Gas I First Interstate 36 Ford Motor Co FOR Foremost McKesson GE General Electric GF General Foods GM General Motors GTE General Tel Tel GP Georgia Pac Corp GR Goodrich 30 GT Goodyear Tire Rubber Greyhound GO -Gulf Oil Corp.

HON Honeywell Inc 97. IBM International Bus IP International Paper Gold And Silver NEW YORK (UPI) -Foreign and Domestic gold prices quoted in dollars per troy ounce Friday: London Morning fixing 423.00 off 3.00. Afternoon fixing 417.50 off 7.25. Paris (free market) 422.13 off 0.28. Frankfurt 423.03 off 1.95.

Zurich 417.50 off 6.00. New York Handy and Harman 417.50 off 7.25. Engelhard, base price for refining settling and unfabricated gold 417.50 off 7.25 per troy ounce. Selling price, fabricated gold 438.38 off 7.61 per troy ounce. NEW YORK (UPI) Handy and Harman Friday quoted silver at $10.565 per fine ounce off $0.065.

Engelhard quoted a silver base price of $10.525 off $0.065 and a price for fabricated silver of $11.305 off $0.069. prices for today on the New York and through the courtesy of Paine, Weboffice: 703 Trancas P.O. Box 820, ITT Internat. Tel Tel KSC Kaiser Steel LVI Levi Strauss LKS Lucky Stores MAN Manville Corp MD McDonnell Douglas 44 MRK Merck Co MMM Minnesota Mng Mfg MOB Mobil Oil Corp 26 NCR NCR Corp NOM Natomas Co OXY -Occidental Petroleum PCG Pac Gas Electric PPW Pac Power Light PWJ Paine Webber PN Pan Amer World Air JCP Penney 56 PG Procter Gamble RCA RCA Corp RJR Reynolds Ind SA Safeway Stores Sears SCE Southern Cal Edison 35 SX Southern Pacific SD Standard Oil of Calif XON Exxon TX Texaco 31 TA Transamerica UCL Union Oil of Calif UNP Union Pac RR. UAL United Air Lines US Steel.

WFC Wells Fargo Bank WX Westinghouse El Corp.