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CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBI /EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1981 <— 3 Sections (A, B & C)

CofC pushing F | ; Celgar negotiations resume

for road link

‘The Canlegar Chamber of area to bap bahar the

‘Commerce has appealed dir- economy

telly to Premier Bil Bennett ‘O'Connor added that. the
chamber is arguing the high-

gar and Fauquier, running
along the ahore of th
Arrow Lake.

Evia, chairman of

chambers of commerce in the
interior and by the city of
Cast
 Benaett answered that
will be meeting with
Highways Coe Alex Fra-

group wants to rome
type of work project into the

Petition circulated
to help Cominco

““Gopls of the petition wil
be sent to th BCUC and the
should ed provincial government cab-
to of the dane contra ln :
through, West | Kea ‘The spokesman also suid
Powers and Ut it abould be they have been watching
inwed to cone to sel K ho, where the
suru power, wiles beng

“te sgitacmes ee the
petition said they
Mant to tal the. provinlal

Another victim
is identified

VANCOUVER (CP)—The gation of the mining and
in

been identified as a West
German teenager, RCMP
said Tuesday.

RCMP said it is believed

disappeared sometime in late

july.

‘Arnd, who police say was
‘on holiday in Vancouver, was
found buried beneat

Simon Partington,
the youngest of the victims
found slain.

“It's not hard to imagine
Gud saying come here and
stand by me, Simon,” Rev.

‘of Coquitlam, has been Paul Foran told the mourn.

Charged with Girstdegree en

murder inthe deatha ‘ob "tte lu f Simon isto
bes son to wpa

cede tobe seen it
tielig of Gat so
fs pat of «shock
hours sar in St
Catholie Chureh

disappearauces police
jneluded in their investi

Mills are down
for maintenance

Celgar’s pulp and sawmill meetings are taking place in
‘operations are shut down for Ké
tenance work and Spskermen for the to
‘ot start running again wn
at last Sept, 14, ‘soci

is technic
Johanson, dismantling, the unit. The
aystern, which broadcasts signals

guide otershapreepronpeerr igen

Fed-Alta. accord
Energy prices to jump .
aia

siete inert

‘Fae figures were re given by
federal energy
hey discussed the ce iveyeat
agreement with reporters
the day after Prime Minister
‘Trudeau and Alberta Pre-
Related articles
see page AS
Chronology of events
see page BS
amier Peter Lougheed signed
it

"Under the agreemeat, Can-

ready-discovered, conve
tonal oi by the time the pact
expires.
Consumers, already hit
with a jump of $1.85 a barrel
‘of earlier this year due to Al- ad
_mnsoline abd heating fool in berta' juction cuts, face Ot!
toronto and include Ontario another 65-cents-a-barrel
sales tax. The price in other jump Oct.1, or less than half
wvinees will depend on a cent a litre at the pumps. prodvain ‘cate of 180,000
tax ia flaky for my mart barrels a day as soon as pow
would say thatthe victory ia
Cansda’s, (nai was fo was ible ei meet with the oil
sod cin forthe enuniry, the
foonle ks Sepeier ‘Trudeau

{a"Lougheeds "We: aro

very sitisfied, very happy

indeed with the rest Loday.

It's eloarly beneficial =

to the people of Alberta. But Deeeete seterel gee
gree with the Continued oa AS

Natural gas tax

It’s B.C.'s turn to deal

VICTORIA (CP) — The ceconying BO. and thatthe istry epokeeman eid auch «
satura gs tax del worked people of RC: now woul! got move weal mean saving of
out Tuesday between Ottawa full value Setar mcpets ed Oe milion be eman totes

tnd Alberta Joes nt soply to rps enerey. Si see ead op te te

Bennett said today that a million in future
tax cannet te applied 1 one Pederal Energy. Minister
provinee and not another Mare Lalonde said Tuesday
Pali expec that LC will that the federal goveramet
Bvt the sae deal
far as I'm concerned
Yoo coulda cancel» Cane

greet
tawa's taxation of gas export top

fevenue bad been the major ing 8,” he said. adie for ‘coping
federal provincial issue pre A provincial energy min- such negotiatior

Meanwhile, the instructors
have stepped up their picket
ing, Lowndes said.

Picket lines have been

Strike

tar Worker “Now th they ve

i.”
ieket lines were thrown
wp stal i gris terminal a
is Lake Superior port tha

mined to stay out until a
feoatract settlement is

“We this with the
greatest of reluctance,” he
said,

“But now they're out and
they'll stay out until all the
issues are settled.”
Keah Gray, secretary of
the amployers’ Lakebei
minal Elevators Anno

wk bontgh-y
te high hopes 2

Shorty, ba ade tha ti
to give a time
span at this stage.

Offer rejected
by negotiators

Insves in tho dispute are
wages, student
contac tine, and excepionl
merit a1
att Taloge sid in vate
nt released just after the
ttrike ‘began the lot

Thunder Bay

"A lean teil se:
Continued on

idles grain port

no plans to restart nego
tions.

terview from his Winnleg

gre abags open ta fr
position

ations of Cargill, which nor-
mally handles only about five
me oat ol ae ule

are

ths compenr btaior & ses
ple of months

Th follows more
than six months of negoti

been in a legal potion to

ttre at a port thet annually

bees
indications the federal gov-
ernment may step in to settle
the dispute,

NOON
DOLLAR

MONTREAL (CP) —

Sterling was down 89-100 at
92.2082.
In New York, the Canadian
ai $0.8358
nd pound sterling was up
21-400 at $1345.

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