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Accident Victim Given $96,000; Lawyer s Share of Take: $36,000 By SAUL PETT agencies; and then he hopes to teach high Joe put on my shoes, do eve 0.30 SETHANY, Conn. (AP)--Ray| a Roman Catholic|sehool mathematics. " ing." | WBEN- Basin Street Jaz Cahill tries to forget his ap-| ai ("our church helped us! "It'll be a while before I start prehension. hen he returns|when we 'needed help most"); Tv any money again so we'll elo COME - ON | SCHOOL AN DUVER {CP vg Perms: Roald NO Noor. hes Bs sivu for a cabaref lace a lic high schoo ore 5 neon-illuminated sign of a to ry status due May Be Increased over its premises was granted by|to low attendance. The hoa 4 also KITCHENER (CP)--The = Con- council which agreed "the sign 'is| 'iscontinued a"owances to estogo dam at mearby Glen Allen reasonable enough and cannot be | upils attending high schools out- may cost more than a pl regarded as a come-on." side the district. $5,400,000, the Grand River Fired 5 STA S$ MONDA C. (CP) been Conestogo Dam Cost YR YEE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturaay, July 7, 199% RADIO LOG SATURDAY EVENING CBL-Roving Reporter 3 PM. CKLB-Old Ranch CJBC-Ted Heath Ck #B-C. .adians Cl ers of Melody! EY-Canada at Work | WR: This Week in Washington s00 CM. WBEN-Indictment CJBC-BBC Theatre CBL- Now | Ask You - servation Commission has learned. Sing Feb. 3 they got the big| The reasons, the commission 6.00 P.M #'RB-Dinner Date KLB-News Oy | JBC-Serenata | NBEN-News: WGR-News; 6.15 v.15 CKEY-Baseball jshate =i relief douse | aner Roundup P.M. said, are: The Ontario gov Al (home at night, he tries to say| $2,500 for a station wagon ("out/be living off the money left in the cheque from the railroad and the 00 {ment is holding uj 00 hello to his wife before he says in the country, we'd be lost with-|bank. .That is. I hope we can. whole world changed. On May 14, 10%" 00 ction Rt and the [elle i else. out a car'); {Somehow 1 have the feeling every. a reporter called, and the world| federal government is insisting on He tries, but often fails. $5000 for furniture and other|thing will be all right. But, of changed again. The Supreme increasing the capacity of the Usually before any greeting, he household items ("that sounds|course, you can't help doubting a Court had reversed itself. The spillway now that the dam is half {finds himself asking: 'Anything like a lot but we had to start {lot of the time. All I know is, We award was once mope in doubt. built. | happen?' | from scratch'); can't go back to living the way The question pops out involun-| $1,000to pay back money bor- we were.' |tarily, for in the last three years rowed from others in his family; When the accident occurred, Ray and Jean Cahill have had | $3,000 for medical bills, other Ray had been a brakeman only| more crises in their young lives dots and living expenses since three months, edrning $75 a week | cF RB-. 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CJBC-Opportunity 9.00 P.M | Council ping Track Sy io heny than you get deuces-wild poker game. $96,000 QUESTION Now, as before, LP Beat WGR-News: Sports: 1L30 P.M. | WBEN-Dance Musie CKEY-Sports Finals: CKLB-Late and Early oy House the Roll Music in an all-night, the award. |State Teachers College larger | Haven. question before the household is: |hopes to have his bachelor's Are the Cahills relatively rich or|gree, another year for a masteé¥'s| "I was crippled. Jean had to help {When he worked 2 bg Jesk, Tel Ray has completed one year at did carpentry on the side ey y P in New| were living in a third-floor In three more years he walkup in New Haven. de-! "Then suddenly," Ray recalls, Show CBL-Edinburgh Festival WGR-Glacy's Basement |Stone broke? Do they soon go back. on relief, or will they con. tinue to hold on to their fully. paid-for home, station wagon and $25,000 bank account? In 1953, Cahill, then a new brakeman for the New Haven Railroad, was flagging traffic at| a train crossing when a truck suddenly pinned him against a| coupling. He was crippled for life. | While the Cahills went on relief, their lawyer sued the railroad on| the grounds that Cahill wasn't] properly prepared for the haz-| ards of the job. They also filed! As. (Suit against the trucker. That be- gan a legal marathon. Late in 1954 the Cahills won an' J WBEN Salt "Lake award of more than $90,000 from 1 Tabernacle |a Federal Court jury in New! |Haven. The railroad led WBEN-Organ Musie WGR-News; Message of Israel 10.30 A.M. CKLB-Christian Science CBL-Recital CJBC-Sunday Classics WGR-Roundup; News; Westminster 11.00 AM. CKLB-Church Service CKEY-Cariton Street s Work Music Guest Church CJIBC-St, Michael's Christian Science WBEN-News, World fairs BOX OFFICE OPENS CHILDREN UNDER 12 AT 8:00 FREE The YELLOW TOMAHAWK Coon | jand won a reversal in Cireuit| | Court but the U.S. Supreme Court set aside the reversal, The rail road asked the high court for a 400 P.M. | errs. Fine Music CKLB-Ukrainian Hour rehearing but was denied. At this point, last Feb, 8, the {railroad paid $96,000 in damages {plus interest. But the railroad returned - again to the Supreme Court and this time--the third time that a court acted in the |suit--the case was ordered re- turned to the Appellate Court for consideration of claimed errors bv the trial judge. |EXPENSES HEAVY Meanwhile, the Cahills say they have disposed of about $71,000, in- cluding $36,000 to their lawyer, If the circuit court orders the case {retired and this time the railroad wins, will the railroad try and could it get any or all of its money back? Nobody now can answer with any certainty. The legal questions are complex, and not likely to settled for months. | The human questions run pole] {nantly deep in the lives of Ray- mond Cahil, 24, who is husky and proud--a former high school football star, who now can't even help carry the grocieres in: his brunette wife, Jean; their three children Jeanne, three years |old, Patty, 20 months, and Ray- mond, Jr., five months. | Injuries his spinal column left Cahill with little use of his legs. Putting all his weight on a cane, he can walk only briefly before pain and fatigue stop him. Music HOUSE NEARLY FINISHED Wu. P.M, The Cahills now live temporar- CKEY.Baseball CJIBC.Audubon 4.30 P.M. CJBC-Church of the Alr CFRB-Concert Bros. Favorites M WBEN-Voices row s 5.00 P.M. | WBEN-Musical Attie CJBC-BBC Roundabout CKLB-Rosary Hour CBL-Music Diary CFRB-News; Review; | What's The World Coming To 5.30 P.M. CFRB-Harmony ! 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Opening next Wednesday at the Marks The- atre for a four-day engagement. 4 A vicidus beating is adminis. in the fea- "The Harder They Fall," CJBC-Escape With Me fly in his father's four-room| "FRBOrchesea house in the country near Beth: | any. Their own house, almost CFRB-Hollywood Date pi built a couple Low aM. | The railroad says it won't seek Rk Caan Pan, [to "add to the Cahill's hardship" Music if it" wins in a second trial. Asked CFRB-Serial Stories |about the house, a spokesman 1.30 AM. |said. '"'we have no intention of CBL-TBA bearing down." Also, a bill has | CKLB-Courtship and been introduced in Congress to Bo allow the Cahills to keep their SFRB-Kate Altken money and new possessions and | WBEN-Kathy Godfr reimburse the railroad if it wins WGR-Serial Stories But nobody knows when or if the a Quarter] am) An bill will pass. nitic' 1 Tr, fa Thus, the Cahills have reason . Chk kaurs Liming to hope but have no way now of pT : Band being certain where they stand-- CKEY-Bing Sings what they own and what they | CJBC-June De: may have to give back. Uncer- WEEN Howard tainty is contagious and Jeanne frequently asks her parents, '"'Are they 'going to take our new car away?" "We tell her nobody will," Cahill, "and we wish we believe it." Having lived on an emotional roller coaster for three years, the Cahills try not to discuss the suit among themselves. But the mom- ent the radio comes on with a news program, they automatie- ally fall mn li M. i Music Ray Ginger Lyrical M. M. CJBC-Concert Help CFRB-Music Magazir "0 P.M. CELB-Melodies CJBC-HI-Fy CKEY-News, Studio Party 430 P.M. WBEN-Sally Work CFRB-Music on Wheels CJBC-Of All Things CBL-Play it Safe WHERE MONEY 5.00 P.M. | According 'to Ray, they now CELB-News, Supper Club have about $25,000 left in the bank| CBL-Your Program and this is what happened to the WBEN-Car and Kitchen |rest: 5.30 P.M. 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