CASTLEGAR NEWS, December 12, ‘toe2. As.

‘Windsor Bees vote
on Chrysler contract’

‘TORONTO (CP) — About: earlier, The union expects to..; Some members on the pic-
8,000 | employees’ at four release voting results today; ket line at ‘the Ajax trim
Chrysler’Canada Ltd. plants. © Local union leaders unani- -plant said they. would vote
* in Windsor vote today. on a mously’ approved ‘the. con-. against the pact but’ others
tentative contract’ that, could. tract and recommended it to expressed relief at the pros-
‘enda costly strike, ‘ “members Saturday. They ex- pect -of Feturning : to work -
Employees: at plants..in pect the 9,600 who Peters Christa RR

Toronto and Ajax voted Sat-' have been collecting $65 in ) chairman of.

‘urday on’ the contract that weekly strike benefits at the Gursolen Care Corp., the parent '.
negotiators for the! United six ‘Ontario’ plants, to ap- company, had warned. that
Auto. Workers and: Chrysler" prove ‘it’ by a. wide margin ‘unless employees returned to
had completed ‘a; few hours ‘and return to work pred ‘work: by Monday, plants in
“Canada. would not reopen

until’: after’ the’: traditional :”

Poland will take’ poemeck Chrsnas eh

C ; é 4 on i ; ‘ : . The’, contract’ would in-
ion the Seck 4 a 28-year. 4 b : R 1 i - - - j —_ _ E eens : , i h crease an assembler’s rate by ”

Jon of $5.or mi tf Rubbish." . i 2 ; new approac 12.6 per cent to $10.21 im-

ap rogues Ser aie : i : y : . __ : = mediately from $9.07 and to
1m wit j ney at ! : : : ; : - WARSAW (REUTER) — equipped with special pow. $10.85, including : projected °
A member of Poland's ruling - ers.”:“ ‘*\gost-of-living allowance | pay--
‘military: council’ made clear TGonfirmation that martial ments, before its expiry’ on:

; Saturday that the authorities . law will’be suspended, prob- “Jan. .14, 1884. That ‘repre-
will adopt extensive special’ ‘ably at a Dec. 23 Sejm (par- sents an overall increase’ of -:
© powers to prevent any threat. liament) ‘session, came Fri- 19.5 per cent,

to security when they sus- day night when the co-ordin- _:: Releasing contract details,
“pend martial law later this’ ating committee/of the three _ Bob White, the union's Can-
month. rg main Sejm partics announced’ ‘adian ‘director,

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breeds urban ‘crime. 17":

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free of Communist control

‘equivalent of $95,000 each
In‘ his: Nobel lecture,

In her address,

of arms through production
handguns | and stilettos.

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Nobel winners
medals|_ |

* OSLO. (AP). — Alva Myrdal,’ co-winner. of tho! 1982

and. the Soviet Union ‘on Saturday, saying they have.

‘In an impassioned address, the eo gearald veteran

Swedish disarmament’ campaigner also. called for an
international ‘peace conference in 1988, <*.
i“There is no doubt that. what the superpowers are
now planning, and in which they are investing billions, is
-precisely the Preparation tte waging. war,” Myrdal said in
lecture. -

scot “The age in which we. live can “only be described as

one of barbarism. Our civiliazation is in the Process not’
jonly:of being militarized, but also being
“Many countries persecute their own citizens and

system, and: Lech. ¥
ymbol for ,the way. in: whicl humag rights -are’
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. ;montha following the Dec. 18,1981, imposition of martial
law in Poland and suspension of Solidarity, the only union

MEXICAN OTHER WINNER ;

: Myrdal; former Swedish disarmament minister’, and;
former Mexican foreign minister Alfonso Garcia Robles,
who shared the 1882 peace prize, each spoke for about 80
tainutes to an audience of some 200 in the Aula Festival
‘Ball in the Norwegian capital.

‘They received a gold medal, a Nobel diploma and the

himself to summarizing the history.and content of the
so-called 1967, Treaty: of Tlatelolco, which establishes, a
a nuclear-frée zone in Latin Am
#°hi“The nuclear ‘weapons free zone... has become an
example, an inspiration, for states who want to promote a
world ‘totally free of nuclear weapons,” he said.-
: Myrdal declared:

“War and the preparation for war have. acquired:
legitimacy, and because of the tremendous proliferation

‘available’ more or léss to all and aundry, right down to

“The cult of violence has so far permeated relations
between people that are compelled to witness as well an
increase in everyday violence. These are the examples we

igive to our. young: people...The crimes of violence |
; committed on the streets are to a large extent a result of

QUOTES NOBEL
Quoting fromthe will of Alfred Nobel, the Swedish
inventor of ite whose legacy

attacked the United States
hat threatens global war and

Canada disapproves

UNITED NATIONS (AP)

broadcasting aatellite ser-

—The. UN General Assembly. - vice” shall give notice to the
on. Friday adopted a code . countries the service. is dir-
that will allow direct satellite ' ected toward and enter into
television broadcasting from talks with them if they so re-
one country ‘to another, giv- quest.

ing the receiving country the
right to of any in- .

—Such service “shall only ;

coming signal. 2
The United States voted

d” after all those
coadlttins have : been’ com-
plied with “and on the basis

against the which -
was approved 107 to 13 with |
18. abstentions. General As-
sembly have no

or - concentration camps.

ia:
leader, was interned for 11

in the Soviet:bloc.

Friday night.
Garcia Robles, 71, devoted

erica,

and export, so they are now

prize, Myrdal called for.an
pie year to foster “the

leemable® misconceptio:

“of distorted nationalism in

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st: armaments which is now gaining treats
She’ lashed “out at leaders of-'the world’s
ywerfal countries, saying they are guilty of “a ee

Fiolenes, can lead to victory.”.

“It goes far beyond the bounds of natural patriotism:
which is based on love for one’s country and its cultural
‘traditions.: We have recently’seen examples of that kind’

‘and Argentina” over the Falkland: Islands,~*: - a,

d the peace’
international peace congress
mighty’ popular ‘movement

ni that the use° of war,

the conflict between Britain:

being: sinny Belgium, the Nether-

binding force ‘on its members.

Joining. Canada and .the
United | States. in voting
we

of n and, or: ar.)

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deputy defence minister and pension.

the army's chief political of- : The committee ‘Tepresents

fieer, confirmed ‘a’ new’ cau- Se eee

tious a) ich to the ending partn

of martial law in'an interview cats party re ond the United -

ernment "Peasant a ;

aeniger Heoeali re Baryla made no mention of '
fj i the release of all internees or

a possible anmesty for those

convicted under martial law

Monday, Dec..18, with a pars. S°17 5 maajor concessions the”

of the

» legal steps ‘involved. The day

rahigéments <1 oon aceordaiice
with these principles* and
with International Telecom-
munication’ Union rules. « -)-
“Such: activities: sould
promote the free dissemin-
tion and mutual exchange of
information ..... and provide :
recreation with .due respect ©
“to ‘the political and cultural
integrity of states.”

- Cosmonauts |

ds, Li:xembourg, Iceland, '
Jenmark, Norway, Italy,
Spain, Israel and Japan.
:The 15-paragraph code is
entitled Principles Governing

the Use by States of Arti-

: ficial Earth Satellites for In-!
- ternational Direct Television
Z Broadcasting. ' It / provides

that:

— Broadcasting of that
kind should be handled “in a
manner compatible’ with the
sovereign ‘rights of states,
including the Principle of non-
intervention.”

‘—" Any country. planning:
“to the

ord-breaking 211-days
aboard the orbiting Salyut-7
space. station.

\: The official Soviet. news

agency Tass said’ Anatoly -

Berezovoy and Valentin Leb-
edev, both 40, touched down
ona frosty night in the Soviet
republic of Kazakhstan jn the

Soyuz T-7 after °

their. mission had been ‘suc-
cessfully completed.*

‘Tass added that'the med-

ical check-up of: the cos-

establishment of: an: inter.
national *- direct, television

“B. C. Coal.
‘takes over

‘ VANCOUVER (CP). —
B.C. coal has withdrawn its
petition of bankruptcy
against. Kaiser Resources
Ltd.. after :reaching agree-
ment with the Bank of Mon-
treal on an equitable sharing
of Kaiser assets for outstand-
ing debt.” °

>. The agreement provides

“that the Bank’and B.C. Coal,.

‘a’ subsidiary of B.C. Re-

sources Investment Corp.,

, take over the operation of

‘Kaiser Resources; with own-
er Edgar Kaiser withdrawing
fromthe company. *
--B.C.. Resources «filed. a
bankruptcy: petition against
Kaiser Oct.

days after the latter failed to

¢ mmunist Party
‘begins campalar

. : {EDMONTON (CP); —'The
‘has begun, a: ‘national cam.

‘paign for’ new. ‘economic pol-;

icles, says. Dave haves the
ra. ‘Alberta. provincial

rail transif. static

‘thousands” of leaflets are be-
ing distributed - across the.

i country.

“Th
‘solved by, cutbacks ~ « (but),

os by. “increassing’ ‘the ! ‘purehas-

i _ Power: ‘of srerking ‘Peo:
said.

rey: are

‘The -purpose is “to give.
jyereditor, has from the outset
native view of the crisis, the.
cause of it, and how to get out *

working people ..an.alter-

Sof it,” he said.

{the primary causes, of. the z:

‘spreading the word by hand-

‘ing out 30,000 leaflets at light lis

con-
trol and foreign biked Wal-
said.

meet a $1.46-million ‘instal-
ment dueon an unsecured
‘Joan, The patition said Kaiser.
“owed B.C. Resources $10.7.
million ‘on # promissory note
issued ‘Oct,'14,.1980,

On the same day on which.’
B.C. . Resources filed . the

“petition, the Bank of Mon-
and Calgary.
Wallis said “hundreds: “of Z

treal'registered a $20-million
debenture securing its loans

to: Kalser, which total $44

million.
“The ‘Bank’ of. Montreal,
though the major . secured

preferred a negotiated agree-
ment «among: ‘Kaiser Re-

sources’ creditors that’ was
fair-and equitable to all con-

“earned,”, said M.A. Graham,

the .. bank's - vice-president,

+ corporate division,

at the landing site

showed that “they withstood

well the. prolonged stay in
diti of:

#2 a n

© tehded stays in space aiid

v seiéntists have warned that it
might even be harmful. Val-
ery Ryumin, one’ of the cos-
monauts who in 1980 set the

last endurance record of 185:
days, said four months .was

optimal.

Berezovoy ' and . engineer
‘Lebedev blasted off on May
18 on the spacecraft Soyuz
T-5, and on the following day.
they docked with the Salyut-
7 which now is under auto-
matic control and continuing
its flight...

‘The two cosmonauts, wete
congratulated on their. return:
by. the Soviet C

is: {he fret anniversary of when a new political umbrel-

8 beliefs or Baryla, firs they will support such a sus- good agreement: in. difficult
Gen, Jozet be i } economie conditions and sig--

inificantly reduces a wage gap’
between Chrysler ‘employees!
and workers at. General Mo-.
tors of Canada Ltd., and Ford’.
; Motor:Co. of Canada: Ltd..

‘“The credit for this goes to
the absolute determination of

in“ benefits, ° better supple
mentary unemployment bets

Baryla said that although
there is considerable opti-
mism about: the easing of
martial ‘law, there® is “also
concern’ about’ a resurgence
of the underground ’ op;
tion movement of the banned
Solidarity’ labor. union.

““There is pessimism and

‘ fear of possible resurgence of

hostile forces and anti-social

la organization, the Patriotic
Movement ‘for National Re-
‘birth, which is ‘backed by.;
military leader Gen. Woj-*
ciech Jaruzelski, called: for
the releases and. amnesty. *.
Since the -appeal last ations, the company” indi-’:
month, the. official propag- cated it could not afford any.

. anda line has changed, with wage increases but the union’

official newspapers playing insisted: on ‘an. immediate
down the extent of the’ re-: raise’ that: would substanti-

YY difficult. and exceptional,” t Peta

sions and anarchy known be- time. >’,

fore last Dee.'18," the general In the last few days; the

8 official palo has played up
He said the times:oee:“etill the

and “for some tiftie>: the. yia said Saturday, thai that it hs
authorities will have:'to' be not yet lad doa its arnis*

laxation and ruling out direct: ally close the gap with GM
elements, a return: to ten- lifting of martial law at this:

and Ford, where an‘assem-

‘'bler ‘now earns about $12.) ©
Wages. for. workers at

Chrysler have been frozen at.

Bet? yettledconcesion to ete
thas be ‘company avoid, oi tile

ruptcy.

Vatican denies claim.

VATICAN CITY (AP) — —_ Rev. Romeo Panciroli, the
The Vatican denied today a Vatican's chief

invaded to crush the ‘now-

U.S. senator's, claim’ Pope ‘said the Roman Catholic
John Paul had sent a letter to Church did use diplomatic
the Kremlin in 1980 warning channels to let the Soviet
he would return to Poland if Union know about the Holy
the Soviets invaded his‘na- See's “firm preoccupation re-
tive ‘country. garding -increasing tensions
That.:letter, some Amer- because of developments in
ican news reports said, ‘al- the situation in Poland to-
legedly prompted the Soviet . ward the end of 1980.”
Union .to organize the at- However, he denied a

party Central Committee for
their and both

w aelet space experts have

were given high government.
awards. . -

tempted of the claim made by U.S. senator
Roman: Catholic pontiff, Alfonse D'Amato the Pope
which was carried out by: had: threatened .to return
Turkish terrorist Mehmet Ali home to defend his native
Ages. country if Soviet troops

in.

D'Amato, a New York Re-
publican, first . made’ his
claims about the letter ‘in
September and repeated
them in an interview with the:
Italian magazine Panorama.

“That premise (about the
letter) does not correspond to
the’ truth’ as has. been -re-
cently claimed-by U.S. Sena-
tor Alfonse D'Amato in an

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