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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Thursday, November 2, 1972




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OTTAWA (Reuters)-Canadian
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau
conferred with his cabinet yes-
terday to discuss the fate of his
Liberal government following its
shock defeat in Monday's gen-
eral election.
A handful of votes could decide
whether he will have to step
down to make way for the op-
position Progressive Conservative
leader, Robert Stanfield, who
emerged with a bare one-seat
lead in the House of Commons.
A recount in a rural Ontario
constituency, which the Progres-
sive Conservatives won by just

12 votes, could tip the scales
back in favor of Trudeau's Lib-
erals.
Provisional results gave the
Conservatives 109 seats to 108 for
the Liberals in the 264-seat
Canadian House of Commons.
However, the final results will
not be known for about a week
until recounts are made in at
least half a dozen close con-
stituencies.
There will be a meeting of the
full government cabinet today,
Trudeau said, and his statement
will follow it.
There has been no indication

as to what course Trudeau will
follow, although Stanfield has
called on the Liberals to resign
immediately and said he himself
is prepared to form a govern-
ment.
Constitutionally, Trudeau is
not obliged to resign at this
stage. He could remain in office
and then test his strength in
Parliament to see if he can
gather the support of the smaller
opposition parties.
The balance of power is held
by the socialist New Democratic
Party with 30 seats while the
right-wing Social Credit Party


County hopefuls vie
(Continued from Page 1) The plan which called for a ma-
genuinely understands the people jor thoroughfare through the north
of the district. side, was opposed by many organ-
Wizations in the black community
Wickliffe is a well known land and handily defeated by the voters
lord on the city's heavily black in last April's city election.
north central side. As president of Wickliffe rejects what she sees
the North Central Property Own- as the paternalism of the two ma-
ers Association she led the fight for jor parties and talks about black
the Packard-Beakes by-pass pro- capitalism in terms strangely
posal last year. reminiscent of Richard Nixon.
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TAYLOR, Mich. (A') - A series
of explosions ripped through pro-
pane gas tanks late last night in
this suburban Detroit community.
Authorities said a residential
area nearby was evacuated and
traffic on I-94 diverted.
There were unconfirmed reports
that 28 men were in the building


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The Democratic candidate for state
representative claims to have worked
for the following organizations:
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* Ann Arbor Tenant's Union
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