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VICTORIA (CP)

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begin construc

to California and
Peter Latham said

Ihe project is exper

million plant to. boule 0
Japan,

The provincial

government has rejected an ap
plication by West Kootenay Power and

(o build a $32.7 million gas-oil
urbine generator in the south
Okanagan Valley community of
Oliver

This particular application lett too
many unresolved financial and en
vironmental questions,” Energy
Minister Jack Davis said in a news
release

Plant to

REVELSTOKE, B.C
Spring Waters will

(CP)

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Victoria says no
to WKP generator

The company is free to make a new
application when these are over
come
Utilities
days of

The decision follows a B-C
Commission report after 17
public hearings in Oliver
West Kootenay, a subsidiary of
U.S.-owned “UtiliCorp United, had
140-megawatt
Zeneraior to reduce its need to buy
more trom B.C
Hydrodurme the peak winter pertods

be built

said it needed the

expensive power

up to 22 lull-time jobs alter three years
of operation, Latham said. The source
for the bottled water is a natural spring

near CP Rail’s Illecillewaet station 35

kilometres east of here
Latham said the company expects to
begin shipments to Calilornia in Sep:

tember. he would not reveal first-year

production goals

It (the bottled water market) is ex
panding and growing taster than the
industry has been able to project. I the
trend continues, the opportunity tor
our operation in Revelstoke could be
amplitied signiticantly

Lottery numbers

The following are the winning num
bers drawn in Saturday's lotteries:

, 27 and

Lotto 6/49 — 2, 20, 23,
46. Lhe bonus number 18.

The jackpot was- shared by —the
holders of two tickets, one bought in
Ontario and one in Western Canada,
each winning $1,242,974.90.

Extra — 1, 2,64 and 80

B.C. Keno — 3
and 38.

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Lotto B.C. — 18, 27, 29, 30 and 31
Ihe bonus number was 40.

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English prisoners riot

WARRINGTON, England (AP) — Prisoners awaiting trail smashed
down walls and flooded cell blocks Tuesday, the third day of a riot against
conditions at the barbarous and squalid’’ Risley holding centre in nor-
ngland.

Chief guard Graham Harrison said prisoners used torn-off cell doors
to break-through walls, and threw rubble at guards. **Ht was an orgy of
destruction,”

Prisoners on the jail roof displayed bs
the 25-year-old centre east of Liverpool. Guards said 55 rioters had "ab:
solutely obliterated”’ parts of a wing of the institution.

PLO officer gunned down

SIDON, Lebanon (CP) — Unidentified gunmen killed a senior
Palestinian guerrilla officer loyal to PLO chairman Yasser Arafat in the
southern Lebanese port of Sidon today, a day after the PLO leader's per
sonal aide in Lebanon was seriously wounded in an assassination attempt
here

Palestinian sources and witnesses said Bassam Hourani, @ senior
military officer of Arafat's mainstream Fatah movement withjn the
Palestine Liberation Organization, was hit by a hail of bullets as he

ners protesting conditions in

walked down a street
“Gunmen in a Mercedes car opened tire on Hourani. He was killed
instantly and the assailants fled,"* one wijness said.

Truckers offered cash

CALGARY (CP) — Truckers rolling into British Columbia from the
east can pick up an extra $25 this week by producing a urine sample and
answering questions at weight stations.

Rob Weston, general manager of the B.C.
says the association hopes to collect 500 urine samplzs and 1,000 inter-
views to find out if drug and alcohol abuse by truckers poses a salety
problem on highways,

“We feel it’s a sound research project because it’s purely voluntary
The drivers don’t have to give their names and we’ re giving them $25 as an
incentive to spend the extra time with the researchers

“We're ashing drivers trom B-C. and all over Canada Hopelully,
they'll give us honest answers.

Pope delivers message of hope

LUSAKA (Reuter) Pope John Paul has told the people of

southern Africa not to lose sight of their ideals in a region gripped by
poverty, disease and racial discrimination.

Arriving in Lusaka on Tuesday on the third stop of his four-country
Atrica tour, the Pope also called for a peaceful end to South African apar
theid.

“am aware that events in this region in recent years and world events
beyond your control, which affect all developing countries, have brought
economic and social difficulties in their wake,”’ he told a crowd that tur
ned out to greet him

Vancouver approves race
VANCOUVER (CP) — City council voted to approve an Indy-style
motor race around B.C. Place Stadium in 1990, 1991 and 1992.
Next year’s race will be held Sept. 2to 4.
Hans Schmid of Right to Quiet told council the move would bring
‘sone of the noisiest, most ear-splitting activities into the heart of the

Trucking Association,

city

But Mike Horsey, president of the B.C. Pavilion Corp., said the
event will’be the latest city “festival, starting with Expo, continuing with
events such as Aida in the stadium, or Indy cars racing around the
stadium."’

Oil clean up said badly done

VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) — U.S. Coast Guard Commandant Paul
Yost said Exxon’s plan to clean up the Alaskan oil spill is poorly dratted
and lacking in specifics.

But Yost, the top federat ot ticiat tracking the environmentatdisaster,
stopped short of rejecting the plan, saying he wants to confer with Exxon
and state officials.

Exxon's cleanup plan was announced. amid rising protests and calls
fora boycott of Exxon products.

Shopping bylaw found legal

VANCOUVER (CP) — A Quesnel bylaw restricting Sunday shop:
ping is legal, the B.C. Supreme Court has ruled in turning down a bid by
two supermarket chains to overturn the bylaw

Safeway and Overwaitea challenged the bylaw on grounds it was
discriminatory because it used a store size to determine whether it could
remain open

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Tougher
pollution
fines said

coming

VICTORIA (CP) = NDP Leader
Mike Harcourt introduced a private
member's bill Monday that” would
provide fines of up to $1 million a day
for polluters but’ Environment
Minister Bruce Strachan says he'll go
one better.

Strachan said he will introduce even
tougher penalties later in this
legislative session that will include not
only fines in the $1-million-a-day
range but jail terms for polluters.

Because it is a private member's bill
submitted by an opposition member,
Harcourt’s bill has virtually no chance
of being passes.

“The fines in B.C..are just absurd,"
Harcourt said in an interview. “*Over
the past three years, the province has
collected just $35,000.""

The NDP leader's bill would in-
erease penalties to $1 miflion for:
failure to report a spill; transporting or
accepting delivery of hazardous wastes
without-a proper permit; disposing or
storing hazardous waste or operating a
hazardous waste facility without a
permit, and non-comipliance with air,
effluent or refuse permits.

Fines would be put into.a special en-
vironmental protection fund that

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The bill would also provide the court
with the. power to order polluters to
pay compensation to persons injured
by the pollution.

Strachan accused Harcourt and the
NDP of ‘‘climbing on board the en-
vironmental bandwagon’’ and
dismissed Harcourt’s bill as *‘nothing
new.””

The government introduced a bill in
June 1987 that called for penalties of
$50,000 and jail terms of up to six mon-
ths for anyone unlawfully dumping or
transporting special wastes. The
penalties brought British Columbia in
line with other jurisdictions in Canada.

Inan interview, Strachan said he will
introduce amendments with the new
tougher penalties later in the session,
adding that he has only delayed in-
foodigeing them because of other
pressing government business

The minister said many of the
measures outlined in Harcourt’s bill
can be done through regulation or by
cabinet order rather than. through
legislation

Premier
says poll
encouraging

VICTORIA (CP) — Premier Bill
Vander Zalm says a poll that shows
both him and the Social Credit party
trailing the New Democrats in popular
support has encouraged him to fight
onand to fight harder.

“* intend to be there leading the
troops and winning again,"’ he said.
“*When I say it encourages me, I meant
that it isa great challenge.”

The poll of 807 B.C. residents con-
ducted between April 14 and 25 in-
dicated that 53 per cent of the decided
respondents favored the NDP while 32
per cent chose the Social Credit party
Ten per cent said they would support
the Liberals

The survey, which had 27 per cent of
the respondents listed as either un
decided or refusing to answer, also in-
dicated 54 per cent of the decided
voters approved of NDP Leader Mike
Harcourt’s leadership, while 28 per
cent were happy with Vander Zalm's
performance as leader

The poll, conducted for the Van-
couver Sun by Angus Reid, claims to
be accurate plus or minus 3.5 per cent
19 times out of 20.

Vander Zalm won 47 seats in the Oc
tober 1986 election with 49.3 per cent
of the popular vote, to 22 seats and
42.6 per cent of the vote for the NDP.

His government has lost four con-
secutive byelections

“It cold be that we would have to tell
the message differently,” Vander
Zalm said

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