Oxygen
failure
linked
to
cosmonauts
death
MOSCOW
CP
-
Three
So
Soviet
�
viet
cosmonauts
died
today
as
their
Soyuz
11
spaceship
was
bringing
them
back
to
earth
from
a
record
three
week
flight
aboard
the
Salute
space
labora
laboratory
�
tory
Foreign
experts
specu
speculated
�
lated
they
suffocated
when
their
oxygen
system
failed
Heinz
Kamlnsky
director
of
the
Dochum
Observatory
In
West
Germany
said
the
oxygen
system
probably
was
knocked
out
during
re
entry
to
the
earths
atmosphere
Joslp
Kotnlk
Yugoslav
presi
president
�
dent
of
the
Astronautlc
Rocket
Association
of
Croatia
specu
speculated
�
lated
that
after
24
days
of
weightless
flight
they
may
have
been
unable
to
activate
the
sys
system
�
tem
for
expelling
carbon
mon
monoxide
�
oxide
and
Introducing
oxygen
In
announcing
the
tragedy
In
space
Tass
news
agency
sug
suggested
�
gested
no
reason
why
the
three
were
found
dead
after
their
spaceship
landed
An
official
announcement
said
the
three
spacemen
Lt
Col
Georgy
Dobrovolsky
flight
en
engineer
�
gineer
Vladislav
Volkov
and
test
engineer
Viktor
Patsayev
com
completed
�
pleted
their
flight
program
Tuesday
and
communicated
with
ground
control
on
the
way
down
Soyuz
11
made
a
smooth
landing
where
it
was
supposed
to
the
announcement
said
but
the
rescue
crew
that
opened
the
hatch
found
the
men
dead
twept
Into
the
blcycle
cjcle
The
Citizens
Home
and
Family
editor
Bev
Christensen
accepted
a
dare
from
her
daugh
daughter
�
ter
to
ride
a
10
speed
bike
into
town
Unlike
experienced
cyclist-reporter
Moira
Maclennan
who
wrote
about
it
Tuesday
Bev
made
it
only
half
way
home
up
the
Hart
Highway
hitl
She
ditched
the
bike
and
called
an
SOS
for
a
ride
the
rest
of
the
way
Prob
Problem
�
lem
was
I
didnt
know
how
to
shift
the
gears
she
said
Ped
Pedalling
�
alling
10
miles
uphill
In
fourth
can
be
a
problem
It
was
The
Maple
Leaf
Forever
all
four
stanzas
O
Canada
three
full
stanzas
flag
bedecked
tables
and
a
round
or
two
of
Oh-be-Joyfuls
when
Rotarians
in
a
burst
of
fer
fervid
�
vid
nationalism
observed
Do
Dominion
�
minion
Day
at
their
regular
luncheon
meeting
Tuesday
Itwas
also
the
last
meeting
to
be
con
conducted
�
ducted
by
out
goirg
president
Herb
Assman
who
has
proved
to
The
announcement
published
by
Tass
the
official
Soviet
news
agency
said
the
cause
of
the
deaths
is
being
Investigated
It
could
have
been
a
failure
In
one
of
the
crafts
life
support
systems
or
possibly
an
as
yet
unknown
effect
of
return
to
earth
after
such
a
prolonged
flight
In
space
Experts
at
the
US
space
centre
in
Houston
Tex
specu
speculated
�
lated
today
that
it
might
have
been
a
failure
in
the
crafts
pro-
Court
told
of
threat
Michael
Motkaluk
43
claimed
he
would
shoot
a
policeman
and
kidnap
his
child
a
witness
tes-
1
11
lea
Tuesday
Manscn
McMillan
told
city
court
that
Motkaluk
made
the
statements
April
24
In
an
at
attempt
�
tempt
to
make
Corporal
Leo
Langlois
withdraw
vagrancy
charges
against
his
wife
McMillan
an
uncle
of
Lang
Langlois
�
lois
wife
testified
that
Mot
Motkaluk
�
kaluk
came
to
his
house
and
pointing
to
a
doorway
said
If
he
Langlois
stepped
In
that
door
now
I
would
shoot
him
He
had
better
watch
his
fa
family
�
mily
Ill
kidnap
one
of
his
kids
Motkaluk
is
charged
with
ob
obstructing
�
structing
justice
In
attemptingto
have
a
criminal
charge
with
withdrawn
�
drawn
by
threatening
Langlois
and
his
family
Langlois
told
the
court
that
he
had
arrested
a
woman
on
George
Street
the
night
of
April
24
on
a
charge
of
vagrancy
The
charge
Is
to
be
heard
at
a
latei
date
After
placing
the
woman
In
police
cells
Langlois
testified
he
and
Constable
Bob
Logan
both
In
plainclothes
continued
a
patrol
of
George
Street
Langlois
testified
he
met
Mot
Motkaluk
�
kaluk
on
the
street
and
told
him
his
wife
was
In
police
cells
He
got
Irate
testified
the
policeman
and
said
You
with
withdraw
�
draw
that
charge
or
else
He
said
he
would
phone
my
father-in-law
my
father
my
wife
and
my
brother
When
Langlois
returned
to
the
police
station
on
Seventh
he
told
the
court
Motkaluk
came
In
and
yelled
he
was
going
togetme
At
the
end
of
his
direct
exa
examination
�
mination
Langlois
testified
that
Motkaluk
had
Indicated
I
tried
to
take
his
wife
out
I
certainly
dont
know
anything
about
this
The
Crown
evidence
ended
Tuesday
and
the
trial
continues
today
be
one
of
the
clubs
nust
popu
popular
�
lar
piesidents
to
date
f
Specifications
for
the
135
w
bed
addition
to
the
Prince
Geoige
Regional
Hospital
were
packed
off
to
Victoria
today
Officials
of
the
BC
Hospital
Insurance
Service
say
they
can
cannot
�
not
review
the
working
drawings
pioperly
without
them
Although
appi
oval
of
the
project
has
been
delayed
by
the
hiatus
between
drawings
and
specifications
the
hospital
board
is
still
hopeful
construction
can
begin
this
fall
July
1
Canadas
birthday
and
the
1st
Fort
George
Scout
troop
have
picked
that
day
to
re
repeat
�
peat
the
journey
of
Simon
Fra
ser
The
22
scouts
leave
from
Fort
McLeod
Thursday
for
their
400
mile
rlverboat
trip
through
the
wilderness
of
British
Colum
Columbia
�
bia
They
will
spend
11
days
on
the
water
and
return
to
Fort
George
Park
at
7
pm
July
11
for
a
reception
by
Mayor
HaroldMof
fat
Chaffee
died
Jan
27
1967
In
a
fire
aboard
Apollo
1
during
a
test
on
the
launching
pad
George
Low
deputy
adminis
administrator
�
trator
of
the
US
National
Aero
Aeronautics
�
nautics
and
Space
Administra
Administration
�
tion
said
in
a
statement
that
the
death
of
the
Soyuz
11
men
was
a
terrible
tragedy
He
extended
his
deepest
sympathy
to
their
families
and
their
col
leagues
and
added
We
have
the
greatest
respect
for
their
achievement
in
space
Sir
Barnard
Lovell
director
of
Britains
Jodrell
Bank
radio
astronomy
station
suggested
today
that
Russias
three
dead
cosmonauts
may
have
stayed
weightless
in
space
beyond
the
point
of
human
cap
capability
�
ability
there
may
well
be
a
critical
period
during
which
human
beings
can
not
survive
in
space
without
arti
artificial
�
ficial
gravity
and
then
further
survive
the
tremendous
G
forces
on
re
entry
he
said
tectlve
heat
shield
but
they
added
that
It
was
Impossible
to
be
sure
without
further
details
It
was
the
second
Soviet
space
flight
to
end
In
disaster
The
first
Soyuz
spaceship
crashed
on
April
24
1907
after
tangling
in
its
parachute
straps
and
cos
cosmonaut
�
monaut
Vladimir
Komarov
was
killed
No
U
S
spacemen
have
been
killed
in
flight
but
three
astronauts
Lt
Col
V
1
r
g
1
11
Grlssom
Lt
Col
Edward
H
Whiten
and
Lt
Cmdr
Roger
B
All
three
cosmonauts
were
married
Dobrovolsky
the
flight
commander
who
was
43
ana
Patsayev
37
each
had
two
chil
children
�
dren
while
Volkov
35
had
one
son
Soyuz
11
carried
them
Into
space
at
755
am
on
Sunday
June
6
It
was
the
first
space
flight
for
Dobrovolsky
and
Pat
sayev
but
Volkov
had
made
80
earth
orbits
in
October
1969
aboard
Soyuz
7
Soyuz
11
linked
up
on
June
7
Area
pulp
complex
loses
36
million
Inside
today
a
Business
5
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w
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Comics
17
Crossword
22
Editorial
4
Home
and
fam
family
�
ily
8
Horoscope
18
Second
front
13
Sports
14
15
Tele
Television
�
vision
17
t
What
kind
of
flag
is
that
Weather
a
Mostly
cloudy
today
cloudy
with
a
few
showers
and
a
chance
of
isolated
thun
thunder
�
der
storms
Thursday
High
both
days
65
low
tonight
45
Dam
fours
stopped
VNCOUVER
CP
-
A
strike
by
electi
leal
workers
against
B
C
Hydro
still
largely
unnoU
iced
by
the
public
has
hit
a
small
part
of
British
Columbias
tourist
Industry
The
productlon
superintendent
at
the
Gordon
Shrum
generating
station
at
the
Bennett
Dam
near
Hudsons
Hope
said
Tues
day
that
tours
of
the
central
control
building
and
the
six
underground
powerhouses
have
been
discontinued
Superintendent
Don
Swoboda
said
guides
have
refused
to
cross
picket
lines
set
up
by
the
strlk
lng
International
Brotheihood
of
Electrical
Workers
The
strike
against
the
Ciown
corporation
by
the
2000
mem
ber
IBEW
local
is
in
its
second
week
with
the
union
demanding
an
independent
mediator
to
nan
die
the
dispute
The
IBEW
wants
an
I8V2
per
cent
wage
Increase
in
a
two
ear
contract
and
has
rejected
an
offer
of
14
per
cent
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Three
northern
British
Columbia
forest
companies
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Ltd
Intercontinental
Pulp
Co
Ltd
and
Takla
Forest
Products
Ltd
have
suffered
losses
totalling
more
than
36
million
since
they
started
production
m
recent
years
This
information
was
contain
ed
in
the
annual
report
of
Reed
International
Ltd
a
London
based
pulp
paper
and
publish
publishing
�
ing
firm
which
is
a
partner
in
the
three
companies
Also
a
partner
is
Canadian
Forest
Products
Ltd
which
like
the
three
operating
com
panies
is
a
private
firm
and
does
not
publish
Its
figures
The
report
of
the
publicly-
owned
Reed
firm
showed
that
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
a
major
producer
In
the
prov
inces
interior
lost
19033820
from
startup
In
April
1966
to
the
end
of
1970
Intercontinental
Pulp
was
running
In
the
red
at
109
mil
lion
after
starting
production
in
May
1968
Takla
Forest
Products
which
started
logging
and
sawmill
op
eratlons
In
1969
to
feed
the
two
pulp
companies
had
lost
66
million
at
the
end
of
1970
Reed
chairman
S
T
Ryder
said
long
strikes
at
the
two
Prince
George
pulp
operations
the
unpegging
of
the
Canadian
dollar
and
poor
International
market
conditions
combined
to
maintain
the
losing
trend
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
lost
489060
in
calendar
1970
Intercontinental
Pulp
lost
2351440
and
Takla
5805091
Mr
Ryder
was
hopeful
in
the
report
The
two
British
Columbia
pulp
mills
reached
profitability
during
the
early
part
of
the
year
1970
but
the
combined
effects
of
the
alteration
in
the
exchange
rate
and
a
two
month
strike
turned
the
overall
results
Into
losses
for
the
year
So
far
In
1971
both
mills
are
again
running
profitably
and
re
proceeding
with
programmed
developments
In
performance
The
Takla
Forest
Products
lumber
mill
did
not
show
the
expected
progress
Due
to
poor
startup
performance
and
abys
mal
lumber
prices
the
first
full
years
operations
were
at
a
sub
stantlal
loss
Together
with
our
partners
we
assessed
the
measures
to
be
taken
and
reaffirmed
our
sup
support
�
port
for
this
enterprise
Im
provements
so
far
this
year
support
our
decision
However
a
Vancouver
spokes
man
for
Canadian
Forest
Prod
ucts
was
not
so
optimistic
I
Just
dont
see
any
encour
agement
Wages
and
taxes
are
going
up
and
our
prices
are
not
improving
No
jet
parts
for
Pakistan
MONTREAL
CP
-
A
ship
ment
of
spare
aircraft
parts
consigned
to
the
Pakistan
Air
Force
in
Karachi
was
being
held
under
embargo
here
today
after
Canada
Customs
officials
blocked
its
loading
aboard
the
Pakistani
freighter
Padma
Customs
spokesmen
said
46
crates
of
F86
Sabre
flghterJet
parts
destined
for
the
wartom
country
from
a
Moncton
NB
shipper
were
held
following
an
indefinite
suspension
of
the
ex
port
permit
by
the
federal
de
partment
of
Industry
trade
and
commerce
The
move
was
in
line
with
Canadas
ban
on
all
arms
ship
ments
to
Pakistan
imposed
In
March
when
civil
war
broke
out
In
the
country
with
the
17A
ton
space
labora
laboratory
�
tory
Salute
which
had
been
or
orbiting
�
biting
the
eaith
unmanned
since
April
19
The
cosmonauts
trans
transferred
�
ferred
to
the
bigger
space
lab
and
orbited
the
earth
In
It
for
nearly
23
days
In
what
appeared
to
be
a
highly
successful
ad
vance
toward
the
permanent
manned
space
station
which
Is
the
goal
of
the
current
Soviet
space
program
Dally
telecasts
from
space
showed
the
cosmonauts
In
ob
obvious
�
vious
high
spirits
and
enthusias
enthusiastic
�
tic
about
the
capabilities
of
the
space
station
By
noon
Tuesday
they
had
made
358
orbits
of
the
earth
and
Dobrovolsky
reported
all
cosmonauts
feel
fine
Last
Thursday
they
broke
the
space
endurance
record
of
17
days
16
hours
and
59
minutes
set
last
June
by
the
two
man
crew
of
Soyuz
9
Tass
said
the
men
completed
their
flight
program
In
full
on
Tuesday
and
were
directed
to
make
a
landing
The
news
agency
gave
this
account
of
the
fatal
descent
The
cosmonauts
transferred
the
materials
of
scientific
re
search
and
the
logs
to
the
trans
transportation
�
portation
spaceship
Soyuz
11
for
return
to
earth
After
completing
the
transi
tion
operation
the
cosmonauts
took
their
seats
In
the
Soyuz
11
ship
checked
the
onboard
sys
tems
and
prepared
the
ship
for
Pill1
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unlinking
from
the
Salute
sta
station
�
tion
At
928
pm
Moscow
time
228
pm
EDT
the
Soyuz
11
spaceship
and
the
Salute
orbital
station
separated
and
continued
the
flight
separately
The
crew
of
the
Soyuz
11
spaceship
re
reported
�
ported
to
earth
the
unlinking
op
operation
�
eration
passed
without
a
hitch
and
all
the
systems
were
func
functioning
�
tioning
normally
In
order
to
carry
out
the
de
descent
�
scent
to
earth
on
June
30
at
135
a
m
after
orienting
the
Soyuz
11
spaceship
its
braking
engine
was
fired
and
functioned
throughout
the
estimate
time
At
the
end
of
the
operation
of
the
braking
engine
communl
cation
with
the
crew
ceased
Ac
According
�
cording
to
the
program
after
aerodynamic
braking
in
the
at
atmosphere
�
mosphere
the
parachute
sys
system
�
tem
was
put
In
action
and
be
before
�
fore
landing
the
soft
landing
en
engine
�
gine
was
fired
The
flight
of
the
descending
apparatus
ended
In
a
smooth
landing
in
the
pre
set
area
Landing
simultaneously
with
the-
ship
a
helicopter
borne
re
recovery
�
covery
group
upon
opening
the
hatch
found
the
crew
of
the
Soyuz
11
spaceship
in
their
seats
without
any
sign
of
life
The
causes
of
the
crews
death
are
being
investigated
The
early
morning
announce
announcement
�
ment
of
the
tragedy
spread
gloom
through
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flow
of
traffic
on
the
Old
Fraser
Bridge
was
interrupted
today
while
a
log
jam
was
cleared
The
north
bound
lane
was
closed
for
periods
in
the
morning
and
afternoon
Supplier
says
chicken
costs
more
from
BC
The
corner
store
operator
and
the
customer
will
both
suffer
by
a
BC
Broiler
Marketing
Board
order
to
force
stores
to
buy
chickens
in
BC
Prince
George
grocery
stores
are
able
to
get
better
prices
better
service
and
possibly
even
a
better
product
In
buying
chick
chickens
�
ens
and
turkeys
from
Edmon
Edmonton
�
ton
than
from
Vancouver
The
claim
came
from
a
meat
supplier
and
from
two
corner
store
operators
contacted
by
The
Citizen
this
morning
They
objected
to
a
BC
Broil
Broiler
�
er
Marketing
Board
directive
that
Prince
George
stores
must
buy
chickens
only
from
BC
sup
suppliers
�
pliers
The
marketing
board
direc
directive
�
tive
would
not
stand
up
In
court
one
poultry
industry
spokesman
claimed
Len
VanAalst
branch
manag
manager
�
er
for
the
meat
supply
firm
of
Swifts
Canadian
Co
Ltd
here
said
the
marketing
board
direc
directive
�
tive
is
in
violation
of
the
Bri
British
�
tish
North
America
Act
which
Volkov
Dobrovolsky
and
Patsayaev
before
fatal
flight
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WEDNESDAY
JUNE
30
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iJiilEage
permits
lnterprovincial
trade
VanAalst
said
local
grocery
stores
get
lower
prices
better
service
and
In
my
opinion
a
better
product
when
they
buy
from
Alberta
Swift
is
a
major
supplier
of
Alberta
chickens
to
Prince
George
Henry
Duchscherer
owner
of
El
Rancho
Take
Home
charged
Tuesday
that
the
marketing
board
Is
employing
Mafia
type
tech
techniques
�
niques
lnenforrin
sgulatlons
can
be
better
expended
than
in
providing
for
your
maintenance
in
a
penal
Institution
from
which
you
can
continue
your
grandstanding
tactics
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GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Constitution
comment
Bennett
wants
mobile
cabinet
VICTORIA
CP
What
Canada
needs
is
not
a
new
constitution
but
a
more
mobile
federal
cabinet
Premier
W
A
C
Bennett
said
Tuesday
The
premier
said
In
an
Inter
view
that
although
the
recent
federal
provincial
conference
held
here
failed
in
my
view
the
revised
constltulon
is
as
Borowski
fined
1000
WINNIPEG
CP
-
A
Queens
bench
judge
saying
Highways
Minister
Joe
Bo
rowski
was
looking
for
prison
martyrdom
but
there
were
bet
better
�
ter
ways
of
spending
public
money
fined
him
1000
today
for
contempt
of
court
without
option
of
a
jail
term
Mr
Justice
Israel
Mtlkman
said
the
fine
will
be
collected
by
civil
process
and
a
receiver
will
be
appointed
if
necessary
to
at
tach
the
sum
from
the
minis
ters
assets
The
minister
was
convicted
two
months
ago
for
contemp
tuous
remarks
about
a
Dauphin
magistrate
hearing
a
case
against
him
and
refused
a
court
order
to
apologize
In
passing
sentence
today
Mr
Justice
Nltlkman
said
it
was
clear
Borowski
had
hoped
fur
a
prison
term
no
doubt
for
the
purpose
of
maintaining
your
posture
as
a
hero
martyr
Imprisonment
would
not
be
a
deterrent
but
would
delight
you
Furthermore
Dubllc
funds
dead
as
the
dodo
it
will
have
many
beneficial
side
effects
One
good
feature
of
the
con
ference
Mr
Bennett
said
was
that
It
brought
elected
represen
representatives
�
tatives
from
Ottawa
and
all
the
provinces
with
their
top
advls
ors
and
news
media
rep
esenta
tives
to
B
C
many
of
them
for
the
first
time
The
federal
cabinet
is
to
gather
here
Thursday
for
a
ceremonial
meeting
in
honor
of
the
provinces
centennial
year
of
entry
Into
Confederation
The
premier
said
this
meeting
should
be
followed
by
many
similar
ones
In
all
regions
of
Canada
By
travelling
to
all
parts
of
the
country
he
said
the
federal
ministers
could
see
first
hand
the
problems
of
the
various
regions
All
Canadians
through
the
prime
minister
and
members
of
the
federal
cabinet
will
be
cele
bratlng
Dominion
Day
here
in
Victoria
he
said
I
take
this
as
a
new
rccog
nition
of
the
Pacific
Rim
and
the
growing
importance
of
all
Western
Canada
and
B
C
in
the
Canadian
Confederation
The
constitutional
charter
worked
out
here
at
the
federal
provincial
meeting
will
go
down
in
history
as
a
record
of
what
we
could
have
done
at
a
certain
period
of
time
but
its
going
to
take
a
number
of
years
to
get
back
to
that
point
again
Mr
Bennett
said
He
said
the
constitutional
charter
foundered
on
Quebecs
insistence
that
the
provinces
should
not
only
have
primacy
In
the
field
of
social
policy
making
but
also
be
guaranteed
the
fed
eral
share
of
the
cost
of
all
related
programs
When
the
point
is
arrived
at
where
the
cheques
arent
sent
to
every
Canadian
who
qualifies
by
the
federal
government
then
there
is
no
Canada
anyway
he
said
This
is
what
must
bp
faced
In
Canada
and
we
must
face
it
with
a
clear
mind
Holiday
outlook
damp
and
cool
Dominion
Day
festivities
will
be
wet
and
cool
as
the
weather
continues
damp
and
depressing
If
there
is
any
sun
it
will
be
late
in
the
afternoon
the
weather
office
reported
this
morning
Forecast
remains
for
rain
showers
and
cool
tempera
temperatures
�
tures
with
possible
thunder
storms
But
rain
or
shine
the
BC
Canoe
Racing
Cham
Championships
�
pionships
head
down
the
Ne
chako
starting
at
noon
and
Fort
George
Park
will
be
the
scene
of
Indian
peace
pipe
smoking
and
a
show
by
musi
musicians
�
cians
from
the
Weatherbird
toffeehouse
Twelve
canoes
are
expect
expected
�
ed
to
compete
in
the
20
mile
canoe
race
which
starts
near
Mlworth
on
the
Nechako
and
ends
at
Hudson
Bay
Slough
The
Doh
Day-de-claas
Bob
Sebastian
will
be
In
Fort
George
Park
most
of
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
with
a
100
yeai
-old
peace
pipe
which
he
will
smoke
with
anyone
from
any
na
nationality
�
tionality
The
Weatherbird
show
should
stirt
around
noon
at
the
Centennial
Pavilion
In
the
park
Organisers
hope
to
round
up
as
many
peiformrs
as
possible
For
those
who
have
to
woik
Triday
Jul
1
will
be
but
a
break
in
the
week
brightened
very
little
by
gloomy
wea
weather
�
ther
The
Citizen
will
not
publish
Thursday
next
paper
will
ap
appear
�
pear
Triday