Tuesday, May 16, 1972

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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Tuesday, May 16, 1972 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Page Nine

SOLDIER AMBUSHED:
British troops read for
violence in N. Ire land
BELFAST, Northern Ireland A British soldier was gun-
(A) - British troops dug in last ned down and critically wound-
night on the slopes of the city's ed last night by a sniper in the
Black Mountain, ready to head city's Catholic Ardoyne area. He
off another outbreak of mob was hit by four bullets.
violence such as that which William Whitelaw, Britain's
left nine dead over the week- administrator in Northern Ire-
end. land, called in security chiefs to
More than 70 persons were discuss the latest developments.
injured in the province's blood- Protestants outnumber Cath-
lest weekend since British forces olics in the province by 2 to 1.
killed 13 demonstrato's in Lon- Protestant hardliners claim
derry on Jan. 30,.they will mobilize thousands of
The violence raised to 327 armed men unless British troops
the number of persons killed in get tough with the IRA and its
nearly three years of warfare campaign to force the province
between Roman Catholic and to merge with the Catholic-
Protestant factions. Deaths dominated Irish republic.
this year top 120 compared In London, two Protestant
with 173 for all of 1971.I odn w rtsat
legislators from Northern Ire-
A Belfast court ordered four land warned the British Parlia-
men from Protestant districts ment the province is heading
held on charges of carrying for civil war unless the IRA is
guns and ammunition over the quickly beaten.
weekend. A government spokesman in-
Four other men who admitted dicated Britain feels a take-
membership in the IRA were over of IRA-controlled areas'
held on charges of attempting would involve unwanted loss of
to murder a detective during a civilian life and said it aims
holdup. instead at a political settlement.
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Mining co. accused of negligence

WASHINGTON ( P) -- A 21-year-
old survivor of the Idaho mmne
fire that killed 91 men told
congressmen yesterday of dead
and choking men a mnle under-
ground and said he had no in-
structinons on what to do in
such an emergency.
The survivor, Byron Schulz,
testified before a House sub-
committee along with a panel of
union officials who alleged the
miners were trapped in the Sun-
shine silver mine at Kellogg
with no maps ofsecondary es-
cape rouites, carbon monoxide
masks that in some cases did
not work, and elevators that soon
stopped.
Testifying with Schulz w e r e
officials of the United S t e e l-
workers of America, including
Adolph Schwartz, the union's
safety director.
Frank McGee, director of the
union's District 38 covering 14
Western states, said further that
partly because of what he called
a primitice telephone system to
the lowest shafts, some of the
miners were taken to supposedly
safe upper shafts only to find
the fire was there too.
McKee accused the Sunshine
Mining Co. of "the most callous"
disregard for even the mo't basic
protection of its employes" and
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accused the U.S. Bureau of Min-
es of minimal cooperation 'vith
the union.
"I could better shai acterize
the cooperation as sabotage," he
said, "and an attempt not to
investigate but to bury the dis-
aster with the dead."
McKee also said the com-
pany announced the fire in the
mine might have been going

three or four days before it was
detected May 2 and ,aid, "it is
not beyond possibility that min-
ers could have been missgin-
deed could have died, srm this
'fire, hours or days before.
The subcommittee said mining
company and Bureau of Mines
officials have been ivited to
testify but hearings for them
have not yet been arranged.

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