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that

‘anniouticed: ¢ the city eee
sprinklers.
find’the funds

for the remaining two ball fields this year if it can
its budget, ;
She also asked residents to “take a personal interest” in:
the park. “Tell the city when something... ia’ wbeding
ntion.”
Finally; Mayor Moore briefly ‘commented, “I know this
Te ea a ee

_ tenced to 14 days: imprison: -

it of ment intermittent for. driving
‘of 8 with a blood alcohol count

over .08,

eat rect UMNO asia,

Mon. to Sat, 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.ni

Friday 9:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

z sign on 7}
wil Columbia iNT at 18th St.

charged in connection
with a theft of a truck from
‘Thrums early Friday morn-

Miles Dunkley was charg-

zed in the incident, .

ime

“Popoff. d.. the,
rie a wall;plaqué con:

© sLions
ceremony: by ‘offering

photographs of ihe ae park's development through the’ years. : ea

Ho added that an official plaque will also be installed at
the park commemoratiie the; dedication,"
sPopoff explained that the Lions did not hold a-ribbon
citing eereriony because the park has been in use for.some
time.

NDP

Earlier in the evening he called: unemployment ‘issue “, ‘a
Profund moral/and economic issue that has to be faced
now."

He sald that univeraal medicare is being “under
mined” and “sh: and
called upon the federal foverament to bring in a new
Health “Act' before Christmas.

That Act should restore the old funding formula
where the (provinces and federal government shared
| medicare. costs equally, Broadbent. said.

b And ‘he ‘added that'the federal government should.
include provisions in the new Health Act to prohibit extra

‘billing and‘ user fees.

Finally,’'on disarmament, Broadbent pote “We

believe in tt verifiable di

Earlier in the’ evening he told the eure the NDP“

does not support ‘cruise testing in ‘Canada.
“The chojces are clear,” Broadbent told the crowd in

his speech:. “For’ the’ past — for the Liberals ‘or

Conservatives; or for the future — forthe NDP.”

VICTORIA (¢
e British ‘Colu

CASTLEGAR NEWS, poles! 1983

re takes weekend break |

accomplished by

Bil Behuot, sald he was pleased *
by -working overtime, the

earlier in the
motion — the ‘first time since 1957. ‘
The legislators, ‘many with ‘dark circles ’ under ‘their *}

eyes, were given the Gesoua off at'12:87:p.m. Friday.

ineiple to only: four bills.

Tevet oe me cnser par of
Bi

Bennett said the unprecedented sittings were being

held to end the delaying tactics
Party’ to stall the erase n,
To

used iby the New Demoeratic

but, he was not prepared to say if the long sittings would
Fesume next week, adding that it all will depend on whether
the Opposition wants short, quality debate.
He suggested that. if the opposition members want
quantity debate, they can expect all: -night sittings.
position Leader Dave Barrett, who was ejected from
the chamber on Monday, was furious with the Social Credit

charges of legisl
“atarvation, the Premier . ‘said it pa ages ne

nearly continuous Found: the-clock debate had begun

p.m. Monday:

All week, sleeping. bags, blankets. ‘and:

rubber were set up fa government jottcea y

RECENT. POLL

goal of restraint but three-

“pereentage points up or,

down, 19 times out of 20.
Asked ‘during’ the “past
week how they would vote if

Howeve per.
chose’ “othi as thet

to ithe.” gov:

ernment’s cost-slashing

night sittings Mindy to ac-" measures. |

showed:

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British Col

Sébotage likely =

in fiery crash

ABU DHABI (AP) — An
official at Gulf Air said Sat-
urday that sabotage cannot
be ruled out in the fiery crash
of a jetliner near this United
Arab Emirates capital. All
111 people aboard were
killed.

He said it was the first
crash in Gulf Air’s 35 years of
operation:

The official, who requested
anonymity, said a ‘team of in-
-vestigators led by Gulf Air
security personnel have been
dispatched to Karachi, Pak-
istan, where the plane origin-
ated

Abu Dhabi.

In Manama, Bahrain,
where Gulf Air is based, the
English-language Gulf Daily
News quoted an unidentified
“informed: source” as: saying
that sabotage is likely.

“Karachi is often consid-
ered a high-risk airport,” the
paper quoted the source as
saying. It said the source
worked at Bahrain
but that he refused to‘elab-
orate.

The Boeing 787 was on a
regular flight from Karachi
to Bahrain, via Qatar and
Abu Dhabi, when it crashed
in mountains near the Abu
Dhabi airport.

It crashed in flames near

Investigators who exam-|
ined the black box reported
that the pilot issued three
distress calls before losing

contact with the control
tower. ‘

A Bedouin who witnessed
the crash said: “A huge cloud
of smoke came out of the nose
(of the plane) which rotated
very fast: before tongues of
fire came out of it. -

+ “The plane. then nosed

downwards and plunged into

the sand dunes causing a
deafening. sound and disin-

Emirates news. agency on
condition he not be named.

The United Arab Emirates
is’a 12-year-old federation of

seven sheik on the Per- ,

YS

The round-the-clock sessions were used only infrequent-
ly during the 20 years’ that’ Bennett’s father, | WAC.

Bennett, was premier — and never on

‘ decision to invoke closure during debate ona
‘bill that takes’ planning away from regional districts."

He said it was the action of a scared government.
-. Earlier, he ‘said the bill was a “stuff: -your-pockets”. bill
that. will allow Iand speculators, some of them known

After adjournment, the premier said the legialature b had

ile

ring the ag the weak: long sitting,

. to develop Property currently
under

regional restriction.
“If there is one thing about this government,” he said,
“it is’ that it has a lot of crass.”
Barrett said Friday that the NDP will not be frightened

pormally. its 25 hours a week. of silenced ‘and will continue to oppose the government's

which also elimi the Human Rights

and abol rent controls,

mac a teres. with She

ean fla ae

metho

te ots pyeedl :
people, 28 per cont of the
total.

~ Nixon
dropped
plans

MOSCOW (AP) — The
Soviet press said Saturday
that former U.S, president
Richard Nixon cancelled a
reservation on Korean Air
it flight 007 because the

CIA “did ‘not dare ‘send a
former president to his
death” and alerted him at the
last minute.

The official ‘Tass news
agency and Radio Moscow
said ‘such a report in the

sian Gulf.

The victims, said Gulf Air,
were 97 Pakistanis, seven
Britons of ‘Pakistani origin,

one American ‘of Pakistani .

origin —identified only as J.
Lakho — one Iranian and the
five‘crew members.

Officials originally report-
ed 112 killed, but later re-
vised the figure.

Most of the victims” were
workers returning to the
Persian Gulf after celebrat-
ing’a Moslem holiday with
their families in Pakistan.

ZURICH, SWITZER-
LAND (REUTER) — Six
underground nuclear

its occured early today
in the Caspian region in the
Soviet Union, ‘the Swiss
national seismological ser-.
vice reported.
The service, part of the
Zurich Federal Polytechnic
Institute, said the explo-
‘sions, d at five-

Soviets conduct
nuclear tests

tons of TNT — about three
times the power of the
bomb that devastated Hir-
oshima, Japan, in 1945.

The blasts also were re-
ported by the Italian Geo-
physics Institute in Rome,
which said the explosions
‘appeared to be in the So-
viet Central Asian republic
of Kazakh Most pre-

minute intervals between.
1:06 a.m. EDT ‘and 1:30
a.m. EDT, were equivalent
to between 50 and 70 kilo-

viously reported Soviet
nuclear tests have been in
the Semipalatinsk area of

Kazakhstan.

West Ger-
man’. magazine Quick ‘was
evidence of a CIA plot to
send the Boeing 747 over the
Soviet Far East on Sept. 1.

The Kremlin has claimed”

the plane, ‘which carried 269
people to their deaths, was
ona spy mission for the
United States. The Soviets
also say the fighter pilot who
shot it down thought it was a
U.S. RC-185 spy plane.

In its Sept. 8 edition, Quick
said Nixon was booked on the
South Korean jet out of New
York and was to have been
seated next to Representa-
tive’ Larry MacDonald

(D-Ga.), chairman of the John

Birch Society.
“But at the last minute,
| Mr. Nixon did not take the

establishment did not dare
send a former president to
his death. Quite probably he
was in the know from) the
outset.”

Neither Tass ‘nor Quick
cited any source for the

report.

A Nixon aide at his New
York City office said he could
not answer any questions and
will pass the query on to
Nixon's chief spokesman
Nicholas Ruwe, who’ could

not immediately be reached -

for

laqué tn
peers Lopleing: ‘onis Kec renay, West MP Lyle Kristiansen,

‘Ed Noein
given recognition

Hansard a statement made
by Eroadibent in the House

of,Commons on June 14.
when he-asked “That this
; ita opgi

Mock of Nelson made’ the
: Presentation in

_ of Sesleri “work for

S caubestrhate i Cran catch.

Eh NDP. leader was a
feature guest at the Koot-
enay West} NDP nomin-
ation meeting. Saturday
night, Earlier in the day he

attended a Kootenay East ;

house express opposi-
tion to the escalation of the
fore tial fond
nation and in particular its
opposition to Canada’s par-
ticipation by testing in
Canada any nuclear wea-
Pon or. huclear weapon
delivery vehicle ineluding~
the cruise missile.”

‘Mock said in an inter-
view the peace coalition is

nomination meeting- in‘
Creston.

Mock, in presenting the
award to before

Opposed to the testing of
Fae anil because

evetiion of the arms

vr eBecause’ nuisciee® are
undetectable by radar,
there is no way of veri.
Peer ok satel

instructor at. David :
plastic Pre- ~ Thompson University Cen:
-Senited on behalf of anum- tre.

MANILA (AP) — Thirty-
thousand “marchers in a
southern city on Saturday
demanded the resignation of
President Ferdinand

Manila, took vince one day
after riot squads in the
capital broke: up protests
- with tear gas, clubs and guns,

Marcos, ire 4 Posrie snd ing,

and Manila’s
pleaded with him to accept a
church compromise aimed at
averting “a bloody - revolu-
tion.”

The rally in the opposition-
governed city of Cagayan,de
oro. 800 kilometres south of

isos arteered were ckatoea
with sedition and rebellion.

Marcos has come under in-
creasing pressure to resign
because. of the Aug. 21
slaying of his chief rival,
Benigno Aquino, a former.

“Ma rchers demand

senator who had just re-
turned from three years of
voluntary exile in the United
States. Han Filipinos have

cli

national recon-
cifiation. It also calls for free’

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murder, but he has de Misa

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Sin, released the text of a

judiciary.

to avoid the violent con- There was no immediate
frontation and bloody revol-. reaction from Marcos but a
ution made possible by the church source.who asked not
tera or the Gee. to be identified said religious

The proposal calls for a leaders are “cautiously opti-
national couneil of govern- mistic”.

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