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government.

Spadolini has criticized the
government's handling of the
hijacking of the cruise ship
and has refused to endorse a
government—statement—in-
tended to justify the release
of Palestinian guerrilla lead-
er Mohammed Abbas.

‘licans. appeared certain to
lead to the fall of the
26-month-old coalition of five
parties.

sThe announcement by. par-
ty spokesman Martino Guido
came after .Spadolini and
Craxi conferred for more
than two hours in an attempt
to preyent~ collapse of .the

ROME (AP) — Defence
Minister Giovanni Spadolini's
Republican party decided to-
day to-withdraw -from the
Italian government in~dis-
agreement aver Premier Bet-
tino Craxi’s handling of the
Achille Lauro. hijacking, a
party spokesman said.

“Withdrawal of the Repub-

Party
withdraws

such as band, choir, clubs and sport activities outside school
hours wii jon-o1 if the.
increment issue is not resolved by the end of October. ~

-Both MacDonald and Vancouver Secondary Teachers’
Associatii presi: Michael Gregory say the July
payment, the first day of the next fiscal year, will impede the

from
gov't

RKERS ORDERED BACK
VANCOUVER (CP) —'Electrical workers who
walked off the job to protest the presence of non-union
workers at the B.C. Pavilion at Expo 86 were ordered

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hijackérs clatmed to belong, has said Klinghoffer, who
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new extra-curricular activities in a dispute over incremental an dl ders
on Tuesday night ‘identified the body “based-on deital ea

PaRETS ‘ :
_ autopsy to determine the cause of death,” noting that ‘e ;
¢ ru i se shi p <Klingholfer could-have-died_before he was shot. B Cc in Brief ; [> re | i S | ] + e r ‘e T P 7 5 n URGENTLY NEEDED
p : — A < In Robson Area
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da ‘ded. to fuss is
‘Syrian pathologists, a medical examiner retained by
‘BL agent who arrived in DamaSus nen sates a
aoe ‘The teachers said if they cannot come to an PHONE: Val — 365-7641
X-rays, fingerprints” and_ physical characteristics,” Vel — 965

The Palestine Liberation Front, to which—the
oto iaiang Beavers — Cubs — Scouts |
‘. the embassy and an F!
_- body found

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with the school board on the issue before’ Nov. 1, they will,

i 5 ; : —— Burgess said. : back? to-work_‘Tuesd deed support from all existing ‘activities. teachers’ bargaining position in the next contract: Gerry — 365-6978 3
ns _ SEE B.C:s . -. Hi jackers | aan ; : H In other developments Tuesday: .._. eralaa th hr es ES feo Sere sondary school teachers also. MacDonald said that, while the inerement issue affects ,
a 3 Saye DAMASCUS (AP) — The body of an elderly man e President Ronald Reagan speaking in Boise, Idaho, ‘The B.C. Labor Relations Board ruling marks the « sad-to withdraw trom Sal : Nov. 1 if Only a small percentage of the city’s teachers, the action a F

that washed ashore near the Syrian port of Tartus is that said the United States had nothing to apologize for in its
of Leon Klinghoffer, the American who died = ii ption of the Egyptian jetliner carrying the
the hijacked Italian cruise liner Achille Lauro last_ terrorists who hijacked the Italian cruise ship. Egyptian

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they do not receive full'salary increments in this fiscal year. “If they can do it to one group this time they will do it to

Officials of the Vancouver school board have decided to another group next time,” she said.

first ‘time the’ legislation’ has been enforced,
spokesmen for both the union and the contractors said.
The_35 ical k alked—off-the- job

: - MOBILE PAVILION SHINE. caught

week, the U.S. Embassy said today. President Hosni Mubarak demanded an apology-to-t!
The body was put aboard a special-Alitalia flight for Egyptian people.

Rome, where U.S. officials and Italian authorities are to ) e Investigators in Genoa, Italy, issued arrest

conduct an autopsy to determine how Klinghoffer died. warrants for two more Palestinians, bringing to seven

“We have confirmed that the body is that of Leon the number of people-charged in the Oct. 7 hijacking. _

hoffer,” John Burgess told e And, Mohammed Abbas, the Palestinian guerril

withhold the salary increments until July I, 1986. The ~~ Sooke tea d7in-an pay
payments would then be retroactive. ment dispute with their school board, voted 95 per cent in

: MacDonald, presi of the Vi favor of ing up their current instruction-only campaign
Elementary School Téachers’ Association, said ‘acti Tuesday.

Friday rather than work alongside non-union workers
constructing the Expo monorail, said Cliff Rundgren,
business manager-of Local 213 of the International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. 2

: The monorail passes through the B:C. Pavilion
site, which is a union job. .

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TEL AVIV (AP) — Israeli
sources said today that Israel

ities

taped a conversation be- | x1
tween the four hijackers on

: aera eave : ‘ i
i Teporters. leader whom the United States says masterminded the Handgsed anid he GHIGR bas told Its merabers to R B C. WwW E
tie Achille. Laer, ae Pal “There apparently were two gunshot wounds in the _ hijacking, but who was released by Italy. said in an voiurato work in compliance with the ruling. Of ¥ U ef d | r. O Nn | Nn eG sVUa ine

femea a PAbies har ahoee corpse.” Burgess said, but he did not specify where the ‘interview broadcast in Italy that he had nothing to do ‘; enacted the legisl in August gi a ‘and SS :

it bullet wounds were. : with the hijacking. 1984 wh i iation cla\ thr d . . ; — a
g be direct She ature atthe "The body atrived at the Damascus airport today ina * ‘The Achille Lauro, which was expected to return to aItnE vork ‘at Expo cane ‘The second annual West departments. College coun- a.m. - 6 p.m. with dem- puting,” “Selecting a Home Beer Store — —
jian cruise liner. wooden coffin draped in the U.S. flag. It was escorted by Genoa late today, set sail from the Italian port Oct. 3. It " Kootenay Computer Fair is sellors will be on hand to run i of ized C and “C — 4
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The sources, who spoke on
condition they not be iden-
tified, said transcripts of the
conversation were turned
over to the United States,
which then passed them on to
Italy before Italy released
Abbas. at

“This shows that Italy
knew before it released Ab-

’ Bas that he was the leader of
the hijacking gang,” said one
source.,

Abbas is leader ofa Pal-
estine Liberation Front fac-
tion that, is loyal to Yasser

scheduled for Saturday at
Selkirk College and will fea-
ture displays by manufactur-
ers, retailers and many de-
partments of the college.

“We had over 800 visitors
at last year's fair and expect
even more this year,” said
Craig Andrews, head of Con-.
tinuing Education at the col-
lege’s Castlegar campus and
an organizer of the ex-
position.

This year's computer fair
will be held in the main lobby

the “Career, Factory.” This
program measures an indi-
vidual's responses and sug-
gests possible career fields.

The college library will be
open from 11 a.m. 5 p.m. and
will feature a display of books
and periodicals relating to

n_additi

Information Systems at Sel- =
kirk College.”

‘A computerized electronic °
circuit manufacturing mach-
ine will be demonstrated
throughout the day by the
college's Electronics depart-
ment, and computerized map-

printing and plotting fune-
tions. Students will be pres-
ent utilizing the. facility to
complete assignments.

U.S. Ambassador William Eagleton and Syrian military, was hijacked by four Palestinians who held more than 500
police. Reporters and photographers were not allowed -pedple hostage for two days before surrendering in
near the plane. Egypt Oct. 9 to ine Liberation Organizati
Soon after the Alitalia plane took off, a western officials. . aie ;
diplomat, who spoke on condition he not be named, said Judicial sources in Italy say the hijackers have
Klinghoffer had been shot orice in the back ofthe head denied killing anyone, but Klinghoffer was reported
-and once in the back. killed and his body thrown overboard Oct. 8 when the
The four Palestinians who hijacked the Achille Lauro. ship was off Tartus. :
last week have been charged by Italian officials with Lebanese. radio. monitors intercepted exchanges
murdering the partially paralysed 69-year-old man from between the hijackers and Tartus port authorities at that
New York, but judicial sources have quoted them as time in which a hijacker who called himself Omar was
denying the charge. heard to say: “We have thrown him in,the water. We
Burgess stressed that “there still has been no have shot him once in the head. His wife is wailing.”

CHEQUES ARRIVING EARLY

VICTORIA (CP) — Welfare recipients will get
their cheques for January before Christmas, the
Human Resources Ministry said Tuesday.

Previously, the early distribution of the January
cheques was limited to handicapped people receiving
benefits under the Guaranteed Annual Income for
Need program: =

“Clients are being advised that these are, the”
January cheques and that no further benefits will be
issued in January,” Human Resources Minister Grace
McCarthy said in a news release.

Earlier this month, McCarthy also announced that
‘a Christmas bonus of $20 a person or $50 a family

FEATURING
COLD — B.C. PACKAGED

ment-andcomputeriedmay Sl BEER, CIDER & WINE

the Fores! students who
will be wockine oan lass Hours are Monday to Saturday 4

projects throughout the day. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Located in the former coffee shop at the

HI ARROW ARMS

The microlab will also be
open for, public viewing and
many of the IBM PCs will be
“the jlable for “hands-on” prac-
library will demonstrate the tice on programs such as
use of electronic mail and typing tutors, and various
network book search techni- IBM demonstration discs and
“ques. Staff will be on hand to tutorials. i e
explain the operation of the Faculty and students of the
library’s new automated cir- college's Computer Informa-

I Co-

You'll see how
B.C. technology in

tw portation,

oie munications and
other industries “*

_ will be shown off at

It's our time to shine!
B:C's Mobile Pavilion
is on a province-

wide tour, taking the
spirit of Expo 86 to
communities through-

Exhibits and displays from
the college's Graphic Com-

out B.C. Expo, and how the j : Id be paid t r iving basic income | of the Castlegar campus. _ culation system. _ tion T , Office Ad i

The Pavilion is a various regions of the Arafat, chairman of the Pal- bd : fioricet SL NS oO Much of the demonstratio#. The Selkirk College com- operative Education program tration, Electrical and Draft- 651 - 18th Street, Castlegar

state-of-the-art - Province will be cure Liberation Organiza- x 1 es' ac ar a rs and display activity will be puter centre will have its will present seminars during ing departments ere also ex-

mobile theatre featur: |_—7A represented in films, ; : sesonted vy various college terminal room open from 11 the day on “Careers in Com- pected. :

ing an exciting performances, Israel has said the four res HEALTH UNIT APPROVED ||” z : aa ie
twelve projector audio-visual special events and displays seen gunmen had initially intend- - SAN FRANCISCO, (REU- meeting by approving a important in Wi testing and and ; os ey

and high-tech robot show. by thousands of visitors from ed to launch an attack on the TER) — The Reagan admin. resolution endorsing the in- important in Moscow,” he deployment,” the Social . NANAIMO (CP) — A $12-million exten care

unit, 'on “hold since 1980, has been approved for
Nanaimo Regional General Hospital and signals the

itial, phase of the said. S
Strategic Defence Initiative. Cartwright, speaking after

The show stars B.C. technology around the world.

and reflects the themes

won over
support Tuesday for its space

Democrat MP said.
Star Wars was the dom-

southern Israeli port of Ash-
dod where the ship had been

of the main British Columbia Seen ude 1 0am Tem sant Se due to dock. research prog! , the 91-12 vote of efforts to water down the inant topic of discussion in end to a two-year freeze on capital spending, Health
_ |] Pavilion on the Expo site rng eh Prien ergy A, ‘Abbas, in an ‘interview from its Western allies. approval, with 28 absten- resolution were easily de- four days of meetings, during Minister Jim Nielsen said Tuesday. =
in Vancouver. eer aro proadeast Tuesday night im The North Atlantic As- tions, came only after State feated following thre¢ hours which critics of the program In a speech to a Nanaimo service club, Nielsen

“THE HONOURABLE DO} PHILLIPS, MINISTER RESPONSIBLE

—Recipes—| ——

Rome, denied that he mas-
terminded the hijacking.

sembly, a-purely advisory
body, ended its 31st annual

cution with’ British-MP~ Jolin "very “positive-and ution: _ speec
j-hessaid: “It is only re- Monday and Tuesday that

Secretary George Shultz and of deb:
other U.S. officials-.assuned——suppoi
the allies the research would so-called star wars program
not go beyond the limits set does not translate..into ap-
down in the U.S.-Soviet arms _proval of plans to develop or
accord-signed-18-years ago. deploy a nuclear defence sys-
Senator ‘Charles Mathias, tem.
president of the assembly, CALLS IT POSITIVE
who ‘co-sponsored the resol- “I'think the message is

_told. reporters

expressed fears Europe
Would be more susceptible to
a Soviet conventional attack
once a nuclear shield was put
up to protect North America.

Shultz and Paul Nitze,
President Ronald Reagan's
special assistant’ on arms
control, said in separate

Cartwright, ~said-the-result—2
will send a strong message to
both Washington and Mos-
cow.”

“And I think it's an impor-
tant message for all parties,

search that is being endor-
sed.

“We're making it
clear that research does not
_lead on inexorably through

very ballistic missiles,

to the ¢

the system would be de-
signed to stop all incoming
not just
those aimed at the United
States. ¢

Rights suspended

said the provincial government has ended a two-year
freeze on capital spending in the Health Ministry due
to signs that British Columbia is moving out of the
recession. :

The minister said he has 59 projects totalling $700
million on his desk awaiting approval, although not all
will be approved at once.

FISH BOATS SINK

VICTORIA (CP) — Two fishing boats sank
Tuesday when stotm-force winds lashed Hecate Strait
between the Queen Charlotte Islands and the
_ mainland.

The occupants of both boats were rescued.

Greg Wilson, 28, was forced to abandon his
10-metre gillnetter, the Lucy. Rock, when it began
taking on water, said Wilson's mother, Shirley.

He radioed for help and. was picked up by a
nearby boat. zs:

Three hours later, Shirley Wilson's nephew,

MANAGUA _(AP)-— The_nal allies has created an
et 7 ss

___ in-‘Nicaragua_

Victor Leighton, reported his gillnetter-was—being
swamped. Leighton was rescued by a nearby vessel:

ney was declared in

MANAGERS GET RAISE——

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North America and its inter-

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Costa’ Rica in their battle

national radio and television.
“The brutal aggression by

istas.. :
Most of the rights had been
suspended when a state of

ship, with all sections of the
media required to submit
their material to the Interior
Ministry's director of com-
munications prior to publica-
tion or broadcast:

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June to allow them to apply to Peck for increases
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competitors.

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