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Within minutes, External Affairs mared into its wa ik. pay '
emergency response plan. A task force of t INNING . Robert Verigin 1 Hair convention held May 4 in Cas‘ Verigin’s first
Srey octoae poacer’ the Soviet Union department = Design in Nelson, pictured with models Beth Clarkson award was for Visual Haircut eas Fulty ualitied COMPUTER MAPPING
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A couple of other countries had flown airplanes into LONDON (REUTER) — advanced societies to chemi- The two sides are so far Among other develop- DATE: Course | — June 3, 4, 8:30-4:30
Kiev within a few days and airlifted their citizens home. 2 C has cal, ical or even nuclear apart on arms control issues ments, the institute pin- Smee sage. Cont he
Why were Canadians still waiting? emerged to suggest that the terrorist attacks makes it that it’s difficult to imagine pointed Egypt as a potential Instructor: Dan Lemko, Digital Resource Systems
“My life is in the Canadian embassy’s hands.” 2 Soviet Union actively sup- vital to tackle the problem an agreement emerging. victim of internal conflict and s
student Terry Sumka complained since he was still in the 2 ports world terrorist organi- before it is too late. The institute said the instability because of “eco- Registration deodiine is s May 23, bases ted 10 10 per ¢ class. opply
city. “I'm bitter and upset that we're still here. zations as a matter of policy, The only way is inter- notion of space asa zone free nomic distress, resurgent early! For more
“Another day — cost ee life.” the international institute for national co-operation aimed of military activity has been Islamic fundamentalism and
According to Richardson, the Chrenobyl disaster 2 Strategic Studies reported at finding, arresting and invalid for years. The super- indiscipline within the forces
was the 48th international incident since August in which 2 Tuesday. extraditing offenders, the powers should urgently of law and order. — CASTLEGAR CAMPUS——
Canadians or Canadian interests were threatened. It was 2 The institute said it's not- institue said. begin to negotiate defined On South Africa, the insti oon tion, Casenes, Bern
the 18th crisis that was serious enough to prompt 2-able that President Ronald on such activity. tute forecast new opportun- J
External to form an emergency task force. Reagan, whose administra- in superpower relations, the ing Gorbachev's ities for outside powers to
For External, things in Kiev were going pretty much = tion had accused both Libya report said Reagan and first year in power, the seek greater influence over
according to plan. and Syria of sponsoring ter- Soviet leader Mikhail institute called him a events. = ne hme om. eed
“We don't just push a button and contemplate flying 2 rorism, has made only pas- Gorbachev are guilty of modernizer rather than a _ Inthe Philippines, it said it
in a bunch of planes to pick people up,” said Terry 2 sing reference to a Soviet trying to score cheap propa- ip: i
Sheehan, director general of External's consular and = role. ganda points by putting sion promises little change it
immigration affairs bur In its Strategic Survey for forward unrealistic arms con- basic Soviet attitudes and Marxist guerrillas.
Canadian travellers are among the freest in the 2 1985-86, the private defence trol prepecab policies towards the West.

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