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oa of Palestine Liberatic fighters
from West Beirut and Lebanon is: to ‘bogia on Baturday or

‘obstacle to. the PLOwithdrawal was removed when the
‘PLO. bowed to. Israel's, demand ‘forthe unconditional
j return of a captive Israeli pilot and:the: bodies | of five
‘Israeli: soldiers killed ‘in Lebanon. :: A
Butros told reporters that he was eapesered by the

{.the United ‘States, France and ‘Italy. to provide the.
2,000-man multinational peacekeeping force. that: will.

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Lebanese |Foreign : “Minister: Fad | Butros “aaid the ¥

| Lebanese cabinet:to make a formal request Thursday: to,

Alga the evacuation of the PLO fighters and Syrian”

soldiers from the besieged Moeleni western sector of the
Lebanese capital. He said will meet the ambassadors
those countries Thursday,

The government spokesman had earlior said that the! }

request for the buffer force would be made today, but the.
22-man cabinet v was Inte | in meeting because of “prolonged Ms

vee

of four Israelis killed ‘desing the 1978 Blavsin of southern

i Lebanon, the spokesman said.’}':
. TURNS DOWN. TRADE ete 7
‘. Previously the PLO. that! Ht

Israel contends the 7,000 Palestinians it has taken,

prisoner are. terrorists; not prisoners of war, and

. therefore subject to criminal ior
f sources said the advance guard of the

x captured during the invasion be exchanged for the pilot

2U.8./and Lebanese, mediators.,

The spokesman said‘the PLO agreed Tuesday night ue

to hand over Israeli’ pilot’ Aharon Ahiaz, who was shot
down on the: first day of Israel's invasion June. 6, to

and the bodies. Hut Israell officials sald there would be no
jamil, Hilal. said
Ei epep psa eetapsinge epic ny
mise:

Lebanese’ Prime Minister Shafik’ Wazzan, and Wazzan‘

will deliver him to U.S. presidential envoy Philip Habib.

‘The PLO also. agreed to hand over to Lebanese.

authorities the bodies of five Israeli soldiers killed during:

this’ invasion and provide information locating the graves |

“Israel Defence Minister (Ariel

pegcekeeping force, 850: French soldiers, : wiil : arrive’
Friday in Jounieh, the Christian port 20 kilometres north

08 Beirut. The French’ will; move into Beirut ‘ at‘ dawn“:

,. Baturday, the sources’ sald,

which is to tak

bout 16)

prosecution.

to ‘begin overseeing the.

. During the evacuation, the initial French contingent
willbe joined by 460 more French ‘soldiers, 800. U.

‘soldiers, and 400 Italians.

Meanwhile, the Lebanese were threatened with

Television Tuesday night: “Not one
and not one member of the multinational force will
until we ‘receive the pilot.”

_No eel

“The key ice to remem-

ber is’ the budget’ level ‘re-

ductions imposéd apply for 20.
months and ‘not just for the

balance of this fiscal: year.?:

uy. the provir
reduce its 1982-83 Neat ee
nearly $500,000 ($381,000 ex-.
cluding operating sapltal and.

tn fi
province's © restraint’ guide-
lines Selkirk’ College will
have to reduce its budget by

~ $858,100 «inthe “following ©

areas:

Operating capital to be re-

"$82,200;
* $18,600

ys with: the

cutbacks

sub-total of $443,800 for. both
campuses,

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Benne anal eae

* In-the-area of

programs, the photography

course was to be reduced by
‘$52,500, which’ would have
‘eliminated, the program, but

Perra ‘said the photography 3
maintained

course will be in
through other adjustments,

capital, figures were adjust-
ed by 26 per cent, as.a result
of: directive received’ from,
he . province. Renovations

ere a 27.per. cent ‘adjust:
‘ment. The college had some

ea i chief

By DIANESTRANDBEBG

:, After ‘months | of sifting.
through < applications’ and
conducting | interviews,
“Castlegar council! “has _ ap-
pointed a ‘new’ fire ‘chief ‘to¢
bead” the city’s: ‘40-member

volunteer fire department.

In a.special meeting. Tues-
day,:, council, approved ..the
hiring of 46-year-old Robert
Mann. Mann, ;who has been

: a volunteer: fire ‘chief... in

Stonewall,, Manitoba for
about nine years, will begin
{ his new job in Castlegar Oct.
15.)
Castlegar has been without
a fire chief since Dan Fitger.
—-the ‘city's : first’ paid ‘fire
chief: — ‘resigned :from the
position June 1. Since then, a
ised of Ma-

“He's. very capable and
very interested. in moving
out West,", MacBain said.

Later, in an interview fol-
lowing the meeting, Mayor
Moore'said it was Mann’s.ex-
‘perience as firo chief which
gave him the edge over local

applicants.

“Well, I think it ‘means
something .. when’ ‘we. hire,

somebody that's: already

been a fire chief :.. He's had
command,”. she
Althougti he is not ‘expec:

‘ted to begin his duties until

the middle of October, Mann
will likely ‘be in ‘the: area

“next: ‘rnonth ‘to’ arrange

for accommodations ‘for * his
wife and three children.
Council declined to disclose
his salary because the details
are still being negotiated.

Good news from
chartered banks

“ ‘PORONTO (cP) = ‘Three
of Canada’s major chartered
banks have ‘announced cuts in

yor Audrey Moore, three al-
dermen and city, administra-
tor, Larry. Cruikshank - has’
: examined 28 applications and
interviewed five candidates.
“fer the job.
1 OF the five candidates who
. were interviewed, three
were local, Ald. Bob MacBain
said during the special sitting
| of council. But Mann - was
given the position because of
his’ extensive experience as
volunteer firefighter and fire ¢
chief: for the: community ‘of
Stonewall, lécated about 50
kms.’ outside of ‘Winnipeg.
Mann joined the local de-
partment'as a volunteer fire
fighter in-1957 and in 1978
was:given the position of fire
chief with the responsibility
of. coordinating fire; Hehtieg
ion for a

‘rates: that ° will
mean savings of hundreds of
dollars’ to‘ many Canadian
homeowners, ©

The Bank of Nova ‘geotia
lowered- its’ one-year mort-
gage rate by one percentage
point ‘to: 17.5 per cent, the
lowest’ since last: November
and 4.5 points below the high
‘of 22 , Der: « cent reached last
August.
“The bank also: tsiiamed ‘its

The lowering of rates by

the Canadian banks followed | P*Y:

asecond round of cuts inU.S.
prime lending rates: within a
week. The drop in.U,S, rates
spurred :a record one-day
gain on the New York stock
exchange which, | in turn,
drove .the’ Toronto «stock
market higher and strength-
ened the Canadian dollar.

‘Analysts are predicting a
decrease in'the weekly Bank
of: Canada’ ‘rate te be’ an-
nounced 'Thursda:

“the:

‘Y and
srates; by. half a percentage
point to 18.5 per cent and
18.75 per. cent respectively.
The ; Toronto ...Dominion
Bank cut its one-year.rate to

17.16 per cent, down three.

quarters of a percentage
point. ‘Two-year. and three-

year rates were cut. to: 18,25:
percent ‘and 18.6 Per cent’

Eoqut 600 in ah are of 22
square. miles.

In addition-to his fire chief.
duties,;Mann’‘ has held: the
position‘of ambulance driver
and attendant for ‘the com-;
munity since 1975,

its;
rate'a fall percentage point to,
18.5; percent and; cut; its
“one-year: rate'a half.a per-\,

. centage point to18 per cent. i

“of the Royal Bank''says he

thinks “Canadian” interest
rates will likely continue to
decline for “the «next six
months.

‘Rowland Frazee told re-.

porters’ ‘in ° Winnipeg © that
while some initial declines in

the. pest’ have’ ‘not ‘lasted,-“I
‘believe we will<see
‘that’ will stick for six months

OF-80.". 3).
. Frazee ‘said inflation must
be brought ‘under contro for

“Canada. to .take. full. advan-

tage of an interest‘ rate drop
and economic Fecoveryil in the
U.S.

In‘ the ‘area ‘of operating - if

W Slocan

«Slocan| Park Bridge:

three-milerace bega ‘at the Passmore Bridge ea continued to the

OTTAWA: (CP) —®° The
three survivors of an explo-
sion of a-military helicopter
that °killed.three others at
Rankin Inlet, ‘N.W.T., are in
stable condition today in an

Ottawa hospital, an armed

forces’ spokesman said.

The six-man crew of the
CH-147 Chinook from 450
Helicopter Transport Squad-
ron based in Ottawa were on
a: ‘routine, mission Tuesday
when the ai

. proach the. refuelling point, it

is; believed to. have’ struck

of his body.
Cpl. Robert Hersey, 28, of

atruc-
tural damage to the craft led
to the explosion.

’ Killed sin the explosion
were co-pilot Lieut: Dave Al-
len,:26, of Brampton, Ont.,
Pte. Joseph: Yves Vadnais,
28, atinoau, Que. the
aireraft mechanic, and supply
technician Cpl. George Yves

it manoeuvred for refuelling

‘at Rankin, 1,600 kilometres

north of Winnipeg on Hudson

The helicopter was headed
for Hall Beach, N.W.T., about
600. kilometres northwest of
Rankin, when it set down to
refuel at about 1 p.m,

Deschamps, 88, of N

‘The others were first flown
to Churchill, Man., for treat-
ment and then here- late
Tuesday.

Most serious:is Cpl. Rich-
ard Phillips, 29, of Thompson,
Man., listed in stable condi-
tion with secomd- and third-

‘a'drop |

VANCOUVER (CP) —
The leader: of ‘the B.C.
Progressive .Conservative
party announced today he
is resigning and will join
the Western Canada Con-
cept.

Brian ‘Westwood said he
has been: under. constant
pressure‘in recent months
from . former Tory, :mem-
bers to join the separatist
party.: Westwood.’ said
there ‘have been discus-
sions, between the’ two
parties to see if they had
any. common’ ground.

Provincial PC
leader resigns

ibe no be, longer supports the

said, because of leaks with-
in the Tory party and ram-
pant speculation’ -in the
media. Westwood also said

eral Conservative par-
o which he said backs the
Social Credit ‘regime. in
B.C. at the expense of. the

Tories..do not hold any
seats: in“ the | 57-member
legislature, aenere the.
standing is, Bocial Credit

N.B,, is stable and
in good condition with burns
to 10 per cent of his body, as
is co-pilot Lieut.’ Jochen
Dous, 28, of Toronto; who
walked to a waiting am-
bulance with burns to three
per cent of his body.

Allen, single, had been

swith ‘the iatadren based at.

CFB:-Uplands since May,
1981, Vadnais, married with
a nine-month-old son, had
been “a: squadron member
since September, 1979...
Deschamps, the - oldest
member of the crew, was
divorced: with a 12-year-old
son and had been with the
unit since January, 1978,
Hersey was the newest

aember of the crew, ‘having’.
béen posted here two months’
ago. Phillips joined the unit
in July, 1980, and Dous ine
March, 1979.

The bodies will remain at
Rankin until an inquest is
completed. A military board:
of inquiry has been convened
to determine the cause of the .
explosion.

Ferry traffic declines

also said the

Union one-day strike tr
the B.C. Ferry Corp. has
prompted ‘a 21-per-cent. de-
cline: in ferry traffic this
month, Stu Hodgson, corpor-
ation president, ‘said Tues-

day.

Hodgson said that before
the shutdown business was
down only two to three per
cent but now because of the
strike it appears the corpor-
ation will have to take steps
to balance the books by the
end of. the year.

Hodgson said some options
under consideration are end-
ing the free inter-island trav-
el on the Gulf Islands; charg-
ing for bicyles and tying up
more ferries.

He said the decline in
travel, comes mainly. from
British Columbians, not tour-
ists and he said that could be
attributed to the fear. of
another shutdown.

Asked if the corporation

‘was planning substantial fare

hikes in ber, Hodgson

+” But! these ssi
will ‘not be ‘continued, ‘he

31, New Party
26.: ‘

said any increases will likely
fall. within the. restraint

corporation | is - considering
appealing a B.C. Labor Re-
lations Board ‘ruling that al-
lows: the union to Ticket the
ferries, .

He said if the corporation
got into a dispute with its

employees, the ruling could
mean that unionized -ferry.-
workers would wind up Pic.
keting liquor stores.
Hodgson said asking cab:
inet to make the ferries an
essential service may be an.
option his executive will alsa
consider on-Thursday.

Selkirk increases .
emergency fund

. © By CasNews Staff ©

Selkirk College board ap-
proved a temporary increase
of $20,000 to its student
emergency loan fund to pro-
vide emergency assistance
for-the payment of student:
fees.

) The increase was neces-
sary because indications at
the college show there may
be a delay in student loan and
grant processing this Sep-
tember: and that funds may.
not be available for students
until October.

Jim Cromwell, director of
academic and career studies,

indicated in a report to the

board that fees for college

courses are due and payable

on or before the day of regis-

tration. Past experience is

that many students rely on:
student loan for payment of:
fees. The students would be.

seriously affected if student

Joan and grant: procedures
are delayed.

With the increase, the fund
now. stands at $32,000 in‘;
order that students may pay.,
fees, including David Thome:
son University Centre feos
on time. :