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March 14, 1982

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MOSCOW (AP). — Aseries
of events in recent weeks has
fuelled speculation that Leo-
nid Brezhnev, the Soviet
Union's ‘TS-year-old presi-
dent, may ‘be ‘in political
trouble after 17. ere in

power.

Some Soviet sources “be:
lieve Brezhnev’s’ fragile
health, his age and his in-|.
ability to do a full day’s work
are becoming a political. is-
sue. But they ‘caution it
would be incorrect to believe
there is a move afoot to oust
him.

Word’ of digsatisfaction
with the aging Brezhnev be--
gan late last month shortly
after the death of Mikhail
Suslov, the Soviet Union's
hard-line ideologist and No. 2

Suslov, who died Jan. 25 of:
a stroke at the age of 79, was
taught: to. haye “sponsored
Brezhnev's rise to power af-
ter the 1964 ouster of Nikita
Khrushchev.

Had Suslov outlived Brez-
hnev, he would have played a
dominant role in choosing a
successor. His death left a
void in the, Politburo ‘and is
thought to have set in motion
intrigues .in ‘the _ secretive,
ae Communist’ party

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The sources said besides’
Chernenko, two other Polit-
buro’ members have been
gaining power within the
ruling body's apparatus: Yuri
Andropov, head of the KGB
security police, and Dmitri

“Ustinov, the defence minis-

ter.
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“Fruit Tree Spray:,Schedule
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scandal surrounding Brezh-
nev’s daughter was being
brought to light as part of an
attempt to topple the Krem,
lin leader.

One Soviet source re-
marked that it would take a
more important issue than
misbehavior by his children
to bring down.

Rumors of a nasty Kremlin

power battle picked up mo-.

mentum in Moscow recently

“along with news of a scandal

in the Soviet circus that was
said’ to touch Brezhnev's
58-year-old Galina
Churbanova:

‘The ‘scandal -involyed An-
atoly “Kolevatov,: director
general of all Soviet circuses,
and a man known only as
Boris the Gypsy, who is var-

viously said to be a circus per-

former and a singer at the
Bolshoi Theatre.

‘Both men were reported to.

have had close ties to Chur-
banova, whose husband Yuri
Churbanov is a deputy min-
ister in the Ministry of
Internal Affairs, which runs
the national police: force.
Kolevatov and Boris the
Gypsy were rounded up dur-
ing a crackdown on corrup-
tion.: According to reports,
Kolevatov is alleged to have
collected bribes from circus.

Many believe
backing his close Polithure
ally, Konstanin Chernenko, _
70, a8 a successor.

‘allowing them

to travel abroad.
The Soviet sources dis-
counted speculation that the

Sofar, however, no one has
been able to explain an ar-
ticle that appeared in last.

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specifically for the Kootenays
+ keeping in“ mind: problems *
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trpe of tree Sell Usting the

Others, however, ex-
pressed doubt that his re-
moval was linked to a decline

Other rumors surrounding
the jockeying to succeed
Brezhnev include the events

He died in January. and
rumors said he took’his own
‘poison |

in Brezhnev’
noted, instead
viet labor productivity.

December's issue of the Len-

ingrad magazine — Aurora,
which was dedicated to Brez-
hnev's 75th birthday on Dec.-
19. On page 75 of the journal
appeared a brief article that,
some observers believed was’
meant as a-lampoon of the:
aging Soviet leader and h
writing.

The article suggested that
it was hard to believe any. ,
such great. writer was still:

death). He will not disappoint
us, We all believe in him. We
wish him to finish the works
which he has not finished yet:
and hasten to bring us joy.”
Adding to.the speculation’:
surrounding Brezhnev ‘was:
an announcement © by-.the.
official news agency: Tass
that the ‘country’s top trade

union official, Alexei © Shib- +

ayev, was removed from. his
job for: unspecified reasons.
He was said by some to have
been a Brezhnev protege.

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Men’ s.curling

~ Manitoba beat

By GERRY SUTTON
BRANDON, MAN. (CP) —
Al Hackner gets @ chance to
shake a two-year jinx in the

» Canadian men’s curling

championship today. 2

Hackner’s Northern On-
tario rink from Thunder Bay,
displaying ' excellent’. shot-
making, took an 8-5 win over
Mel Logan of Souris, Man., in
the semifinal Saturday to ad-
vance against Brent Giles of
British Columbia.

The Thunder, Bay ‘team,
which ° also includes third:
Rick Lang, second: Bob Nicol”
and lead Bruce Kennedy; has
been the losing finalist in the
last two

first place with’ a 9-2 record,
then lost in the final to Kerry
Burtnyk' of Winnipeg. In
1980, it. was Rick Folk of
Saskatoon who wound up
with the Labatt Tankard.‘

Giles,'the leader at the end
of round-robin’ play in the
68rd tournament. with nine
wins and two defeats, dir-
ected his Vancouver rink toa
7-6 triumph over Hackner
earlier. in. the week. That
started Hackner on a three-
game ‘losing “streak and he
eventually wound up in sec-
ond place.at 83) :

‘Before more’: than 6,000"

fans in the Keystone Centre,

1981, /Hackner’ finished
the round-robin: schedule in

io entry

Ontari
ted 8-1 after the third end, ~
ithen stole single points in

each of the: fourth, fifth and
sixth ends for a 6-1 margin.
Hackner made it 8-2 with two
points on an open draw in the
eighth end before Logan, a
89-year-old farmer, made, it
close with a- threeender in
the ninth,

One .of many key shots i
Hackner ‘made ‘came ‘in ‘the... *

+ fourth end when he was suc-

-ceasful with a double takeout
tolie two. Logan was light‘on
a draw, although he’ cut off
one of the counters, to allow
Thunder Bay to Steal one.

Logan was wide on a take- . {’
out shot in the fifth, giving up i
another point, and the Mani- . /
toba'skip hit and rolled out in
the sixth to fall behind 6-1,

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By CasNews Staff

Selkirk Saints: men's vol-
leyball team Saturday won
all: three ‘of its’ matches _in
Totem Conference playoffs at
Prince. George, to advance to
the semi-finals ‘today.

The Saints beat out Mal-
aspina .. College. ' (Nanaimo), .
Okanagan‘ College and. Col-
lege of <:New:. Caledonia
(Prince' George) to qualify.
“Scares : inthe Malaspina

match were 14-16, 16-2 and
16-18" for’ Selkirk. In the
Okanagan match it was 15-10
and 15-9. The final match saw

pionships ‘they travel to Cal-
gary this month for the na-
tional championships.

Selkirk beat cnc 16-9 and

16-11."

At this point Selkitk is‘in
first Place. If “they. beat.
Okanagan today. they ad-

vance to the Sampionslips

at-S‘p.m. against CNC or
Malaspina College. . e
pan they win the cham-

tadoor subfour-
for British funner

“COSFORD, ENGL.
Frank Assi

“(APY

came:the first man to an
indoor, sub-four. minute mile
in: Britain as the United
States trounced England 78-

track and field meet

runner, ‘outlasted English-
man Alan‘ Salter on the: last
lap to win in three minutes,
59.56 seconds. Salter clocked
a personal best,

was third in 4:04.22.
: The U.S. team was without
many, standouts but still
treated a sellout crowd’ of
9,500 spectators to a series of
fine performances. -
‘Sprinter - Mel’ Lattany’
scored a thrilling | victory
over improving ‘Harry, King
of England in the 60 metres.
Lattany clocked 6.71 seconds
to nip King, who was timed in

Mark Holton provided: one
of-the few. bright spots. for
the outclassed English team,
which was badly. hit by ‘with-
drawals. Holtom, who broke
the British national record in

. Milan’ last:-week, claimed -a

British all- round record : of
7.16 in‘the men's 60-metres.
hurdies and beat “American
Dan Lavitt, who was clocked
in -:7.77.. - Briton -» Wilbert
Greaves was third in 7.94,

\- Americans Anthony Blair
(1:17.81) and Fred Sowerby
(1:18.19; . posted" a one-two
finish-in the 600 metres.

In the 1,000 metres, James
Mays of the U.S.. clocked
2:21.89 to defeat Steve'Cald-
well of; England, timed in
2:22.48 while Ian Stewart
briefly halted the American *
winning streak by taking the
8,000 metres in 7:56.03.

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"Ci Heague playoff

action Thursday night at the aréna complex. Mountain Spore won this g game. 5-4,

Skaters —
prepare
. fo r: show - _-adian ‘sénior’- curling. -titles
says he has.a simple strategy

“Practicing. is well under. | “for.this year’s championships

° CHARLOTTETOWN (CP):

“way for - Castlegar, Figure beginning today at the Char-

Skating Club's presentation’. lottetown Curling Club.
of: ;“Broadway” “to; be: held’:

“eink 6-6: ‘to'past the first’ vie-
tory by ‘a; Quebec rink’since

 Musié from
“Forty- 1972, won't take pe this

“Chorus’” Line,”

“Second Street,” and “Now

York, New York” will be in-

routines by the intermediate _
and advanced. skaters.: ‘The i
beginner groups will also be _ MITTERNDORF, AUS-
presenting music - numbers TRIA (REUTER) — Herbert
showing the steps and skat- . Neuper of Austria, avenging
ing skills ‘they have learned 4. defedt Friday by. Matti
this year. Nykaenen of Finland, won a
World Cup ski flying event
Tickets are, $4, $8 for Saturday in A close ‘duel with
senior citizens and students, the world champion.
and. .$2. for children. Ad- Nykaenen was marginally
vanced tickets are available ahead-on the first of three
at ‘Tudor ‘Sports, the Wool leaps from the Mitterndorf
Wagon, or front any, executive hill, registering 165 metres to
164 for Neuper. owe fer,

— The winner of three Can-

Bulau sixth in jump

year and Quebec will be rep-
resented by Perry Peterson
of Dollard-des- Ormeaux,

All the provinces, will have‘

an entry, Ontario’ has two

and there is ‘one from the

, Northwest Terriroties:
MacDonald i is entering his

48th ‘Rational ‘seniors - cham-

onship event-and his mate

He entered the Canadian
senior scene: in‘1965 and a
year later Squirebriggs
joined him. The pair has been

“fighting

Badd Manor Pub and
Mountain Sports Hut of the
Castle Cc

almost in. pro-
vincial tournaments,

Even though MacDonald
has béen - through. national
competition so many: times,
peeves still hit a

a good
thing ine your tate It keeps
you loose. If. you don’t have

: the: jitters; ‘you don’t have

Halifax in 1m, in
cin 1976, and in Ot.
tawa in 1976."

Neuper d his dis-

anything.” Be

MacDonald said he is wor-
ried about ‘some of the
younger ‘teams entered. “Age
is’ going to make the differ-

_ ence.”

Also. entered: are: Nova

““Beotia (skip Gus Meister, of
Kentville), aaniieba (Lloyd |

Hoe-
key league will fight for the
league title in a best-of-three
series Tuesday and Thursday
at 8:15 p.m. at the arena
complex. .

«In round. rohin..play, Badd
Manor. holds a 3-1 record
while Mountain Sports.js 2-1.

| = CasNewsPhoto by Cheryl Withlow

Simple curling strategy Commercial teams

for title

The third-place team, Wil-
liams Moving & Storage has
no wins and three losses.
Williams plays . Mountain
Sports'today at the complex
at 12:30 p.m., but the game
will have no meaning to the
team::

- Maoiitain'Sports overpow-: . — +

ered’ Badd Manor 5-4 in ac-
tion Thursday night.

Saints women.
in Totem finals

, By CasNews Staff
Selkirk Saints - women's

tance to.159 metres on his
second jump’as compared to
152 for Nykaenen.

Horst. Bulau of Ottawa
finished sixth at 348 after his
two top leaps of 189 and 142

: metres, Steve Collins of

Thunder Bay, Ont., was 23rd
at 292 after jumping 120 and
117 metres while Ren Rich-
ards of Oshawa, Ont., was
82nd, 266, 104 and 108.

‘wiles Pier-
cey, St. John's), Britiish Col-
umbia (Kent Thorine, Kam-
loops), _ Northern Ontario
(Ken Montgomery, New
Liskeard), , New ~ Brunswick
({Cedre Allaby) Moncton; On-
tario (Malcolm ‘White, Ham-
ilton), Alberta. (Lloyd: Tull,
Calgary), Territories (Bill
Matigtion, Whitehorse) and
Saskatchewan (Ted Jurisper,
Delisle).

team beat College
of New Caledonia (Prince
George) 60-54 Friday night in
Totem Conference playoffs in
‘final with Vaneouver Com-
munity College.

The final game was to be

played Saturday night. The .

winner proceeds to the na-
tional championships in Cal-
gary this month,

Selkirk's top scorers were
Barby vane Davioe with 18

Vancouver to move into the .

points, Theresa Hanlon with
18, and Glenda Jones with 12.
Evans-Davies was also the
top rebounder with 14.
_ Coach Anka Manders said
it was a very close and evenly
matched game. Last’ week- _
end in Castlegar the home
team, won one game and lost
one’ against CNC.
Vancouver Community
College beat Capilano of
North vancouver 61-50 to
proceed to the’ finals. Van-
couver has-the best record
(12-2) in the conference,

BRUINS5 RED WINGS 3

BOSTON (AP) — Steve Kasper broke a 1-1 tie with his
16th goal of the season midway through the second period
as Boston Bruins hung on for a 5-8 victory over Detroit
«Red Wings in a National Hockey League game Saturday.

The win moved the Bruins, who played without-47-goal
scorer’ Rick Middleton and Terry O'Reilly, into at least
. temporary possession of second place in the Adams
Division by a point over Buffalo, which played Saturday:
night.

Barry Pederson gave Boston a 1-0 lead with the 37th
goal of his rookie season in the opening period. But Derek
Smith tied it’Sn a pass from Eric Vail early in the second,

Kasper tapped in a'pass from Don Marcotte 'to break’
the tie and Bruce Crowder beat Detroit goalie Bob Sauve
on a breakaway for a 3-1 lead later in the. period.

Mark Osborne and Danny Gare scored for Detroit and
Peter McNab for Boston in a 43-second span in the third
period. Kasper got his second goal of the game with 49.

. seconds left.

“The Bruins lost : Middleton ‘thursday night. with a
sprained‘right shoulder and O'Reilly is out indefinitely
with stretched nerves in his left shoulder.

CAPITALS 6 FLYERS 3
LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Bengt Gustafsson's goal
at 9:46 of ‘the third period blunted, a Philadelphia
comeback: and sealed a ‘6-3 victory for ‘Washington
Capitals ‘over ‘the Flyers. .’
>| The win, only the fifth for Washington in 84 league
‘ games against the Flyers, kept the Capitals within 10
. points of. Pittsburgh Penguins for the fourth and final
playoff spot in the Patrick Division.
: & The: Flyers, who have won only once in their last 16
road games, fell behind 3-0 in the first 23-minutes.. But -
Ken Linseman scored for Philadelphia in the second
period. and the Flyers pulled within 8-2 on a goal by
Jimmy Watson at 2:24 of the third period.
‘Gustafsson put Washington ahead 4-2 after.he skated

from his own blue line, faked goalie Rick St. Groix and
scored. After Bobby Carpenter of the Capitals and Darryl
Sittler of the Flyers exchanged goals, Dennis Maruk
scored the Capitals’ third power-play Boal at. 19:44, lhis
85th goal of the season. ‘ ¢
OILERS 5 CANUCKS 3 ue
EDMONTON (CP) — Edmonton Oilers‘snapped out
of a four-game losing streak with four power-play goals
that’ produced a 58 victory Saturday: night over~
Vancouver Canucks, who are also ‘having their p

__ SATURDAY NIGHT NHL RESULTS .

=

* Peter Lee replied for the Penguins.
° JETS 10 LEAFS

Kehoe'’s two goals gave Pittsburgh a 6-1 lead before
Don Lever scored for the Rockies with 4:01 remaining. In
“the first period, Aaron Broten scored for Colorado and

2
TORONTO (CP) — Rookie centre Dale Hawerchuk
* scored: three:goals and assisted on two others to lead
“Winnipeg Jets to a 10-2 victory over Toronto. Maple
afs,

in.the late stages of the season.

Both .teams took out the frustrations of their
respective. slumps with some uripleasantries that ended
in a bench-clearing melee ‘after the final. whistle.

Earlier in the game, Dave Senienko of the Oilers
took on two Canucks in separate fights and wound up

~ being tossed out of the game for throwing a head butt at

Dave, (Tiger). Williams of the Canucks.
: Laurie Boschman, Risto Siltanen, Mark Messier, -
Kevin Lowe and dari Kurri did the scoring for the Oilers,

. who were outplayed through’ the first two periods :but

came to life in the third after killing offa major penalty to

‘ Semenko late in the second period.

Lars Lindgren, Gary Lupul and Tony Currie scored
for the Canucks, who lost their sixth straight game.

5, PENGUINS 6 ROCKIES 2

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Rick Kehoe scored two goals
to lead Pittsburgh Penguins to a 6-2 Niptoty. over
Colorado ‘Rockies.

Dehoe's two third-period goals raised his season total
to 8i:and followed a second period in which Pittsburgh
broke a 1-1.tie with three unanswered goals.

Greg Malone put Pittsburgh ahead at 4:37 of the
second session with his 14th goal of the season. At 12:89,
Jim Hamilton scored. his first of the season in his third
game since being recalled from the minors. .

3 Pat Boutette made it 4-1 with a power- play. goal at
18:59."

d his season total to 38
and, with 52 assists, he leads the Jets in scoring with 90
points. Hawerchuk, the No..1 pick in.the entry draft last
: summer, turns'19 on Aporil 4.

**° Paul MacLean, Willy Lindstrom and Thomas Steen,

* with two goals apiece, and Morris Lukowich also scored
for ‘the Jets. John Anderson scored his 80th and Rick
Vaive his 44th for the Leafs.

It was an easy win for the Jets, who led 2-) after 20
~minutes and 6-0 after 40. The crowd of 16,360 applauded
and cheered at the end of each period as it was announced

. only one minute remained. As the teams skated onto the
ice to start the third period, the Leafs were booed and the
Jets cheered. ‘

2 FLAMES 4 SABRES 1
CALGARY (CP) — Lanny McDonald scored two
second-period goals Saturday night to lead Calgary
Flames to a: 4-1 victory. over Buffalo Sabres.
The goals increased McDonald’s‘season production to
83 — 27 of which have come since Nov. 25 when he was
acquired in'a trade from Colorado Rockies. .
. Calgary's other goals came off the sticks of Kevin
LaVallee and, into an empty net, Paul Reinhart.
Alan Haworth replied for the Sabres, who suffered

their first road toss in their last nine games (4-1-).

The setback, combined with Boston's victory over
Detroit, also dropped Buffalo into third place in the -
Adams Division.

+ CANADIENS 5 WHALERS 0

. MONTREAL (CP) — Steve Shutt returned to the

lineup to score lhis 28th goal of the season and goaltender

Denis Herron made 24 saves to record his third shutout

. as Montreal Canadiens defeated Hartford Whalers 5-0
Saturday night.

Gaston Gingras, Mark. Hunter, Keith Acton and

Mario Tremblay scored the other goals for the Canadiens,

. who now have a 14-game home-ice unbeaten streak

consisting of eight victories and six ties.

Shutt had missed eight games since he suffered a cut
on the left calf from Miroslav Fryter’s skate in a game
against the Nordiques at Quebec City on Feb. 23.

Herron, who also has chared a shutout with Richard
Sevigny this season, turned in one of lhis toughter saves
against Ron Francis on a first-period power play and was
fortunate in the middle period‘when Ray Neufeld fanned
on a rebound in the 18th minute.

NORDIQUES 9 BLACK HAWKS 3

QUEBEC (CP) — Wilf Paiement svored three goals
and assisted on two others to pace Quebec Nordiques toa
9-3 triumph over Chicago Black Hawks.

Paiement has collected seven points in two. games
since joining Quebec in a trade which sent Miroslave

‘Fricek to the Leafs.

Defencemen Mario Marois and Dave Pichette,
‘Michel Goulet, Pierre Mubry, Real Cloutier and Anton
Stastny also scored for Quebec.

* NORTH STARS 3 BLUES 2
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Bobby Smith unlocked a tie with

“his 40th goal in the second period, then added an

insurance goal with 11:34 left, steering Minnesota North
Stars to a 3-2 triumph over St. Louis Blues. .
Smith's goals and Steve Payne’ 's two assists helped
extend Mi 's club- streak to 11
games. Included in the string are two victories over St.
Louis, which bowed 8-1 to the North Stars five nights

earlier.
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