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themenace of the bomb."

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" Indicated : their support,"
Cardinal Bernardin, ; “who |

the teaching.
‘warfare

calling for. the equivalent,

use of nuclear.’ weapons,’
“A nuclear response.
conventional « r
destruction . Sich. goes -
“legitimate: ‘defence,”” the.

justified.”

“mutual suicide” and “‘the-
the world as we know. it."
“We must continually § say
of nuclear -war,'” the letter
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setter. denouncing. nuclear “weapons . will .
have ‘broad: Impact. ‘on ‘ their ‘fellaw™

“countrymen ‘and’ draw wide ecumienical . » peace’?
“Support from ‘those Aniericans who fear,”

By an overwhelming secret ballot of 238
to nine, leaders of the 51 maillion Catholica .
in the United States approved late Tuesday
letter.’ ‘renouncing “nuclear.
‘and .the...arms.: race.. and
challenging U.S, nuclear strategies.”

The bishops directed their’ ‘appeal . not a
only to: Catholics but-to all Americans, :

nuclear arms expansion and deep cuts in-
‘superpower arsenals, and repudiating the - a

nuclear Attack: can cause .

‘Such use of nuclear weapons would not be- ae
,. The 4, ,000-word letter, The Challenge of .

_ Peace: God's Promise and Our- Reaponse, ”
says nuclear weapons threaten U.S.-Soviet .

premises, -A8-well. ad -Iacts- gathered

the. document is a comprehensive analysis
‘of the moral imperatives of the- ‘nuclear

Archbishop dotin' Roach of Minbeapaiis
St Paul, : ‘president | of. the. National . “
- Conference. of Catholic Bishops, said: the:
‘document, nets. a “very strong position on”
for the church, calling It so mrester
“efforts in that cause,

~The’. stance: “underlined - va “ modera

“ - Historical: ‘shift: ‘in. American’ Catholiciam, .

‘their’ pabioral

” Gardeau, Ptayee at ecumenical. expert.
“Many other. ‘Christlans and Jews. site.
“our. Appeal: 0 the natjor ae u .

x ceptable any’. ‘Grat se “oF! nl ade
. Weapons, an: ‘option’ maintained by: the « .
' United States and: NATO allies:to stop an :
-. overwhelming: conventional attack. t
' -“Non-nuclear attacks by another. siate
7 must be resisted by olher than:nuclear, . vb
_: Means," the : bishops . sald, .and- also. a7
. Condemned * nuclear: relatiation’: OVEN : fo”
: » Huclear attacks on. US; ‘cities.

“Retaliatory - action” which | | would
indiscriminately’ take - many - me pe
-_ inpdcent ives, ivesof people who arein np de
- Way responsible for reckless- actions. : a
thet government, . must be condemned,” no WS
~ the letter says. 6° a)
_ it draws its: applications from the
” ¢hurch’s ‘age-old just’ war theory;’ which ©
“holds that warfare muat respect immunity
. Of eiviliang and the damage inflicted must .
. be Proportionate fo. the -good” results *
expected,
Nuclear. warfare is portrayed Bs.
"* overstepping these | tenets, and the bishops
are. skeptical of any clalms that ‘nuelear.

of.a ‘freeze: in,

to ‘either: a...

far. beyond |
bishops said.

“destruction of. exchanges could be limited. eg
Sos -. “There “should «be a clear. public t.
‘ni’ tothe idea ‘resistance. to’ the’ rhetoric of ‘winnable' |

says. nuclear wars, or unrealistic. expectations © .
‘and Biblical of. ‘surviving’ ‘Muclear exchanges,” the . -

a bishops. sald. i

: One of, the ‘nine: dissenting bishops,
auxiliary Bidhop Austin Vaughan of. New .

"York, rose afterward jo assail the letter as a

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|. for planting the invasion...” - efforts in Central America. as ‘perfectly ‘Representative Wyehe Fowler | "@&a), 7 Seep tules out thelt use in retallation ae not elaborate, _
‘Ina letter. circulated. at . the United “proper” and vowed to “‘kep. right on fighting.” .. - halrman OF. the: House - intelligence
Nations and sent to U.S, State ‘Secretary George —s#RReferririg “to” dissident ‘members_ of the ‘subcommittee *. "Overseeing |, y CIA covert’

vend “ ‘social « workers ‘in. or deported by suthorities if - the. pkeipaty a ving . during’ their. investigation, - ‘ the“ riding’s - Apartment
’ "Faronto zay a Chinese gang. they reveal what. i Boing - Kong-based: “group. ‘with. an a _Phore a ire about 8,000 visa ‘Bay. the crime in their city, ) Owners Association saying
is terrorizing Asian students | - oD. - esilinated ~, metabers in -atudents - "completing © appears to. be limited or Davies.

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D'Escoto said Tuesday.

northern border had never been so heavy, and —
he blamed the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency —

— Shultz, - dEscoto: ‘said: Nicaragua. held’ ithe
United Statea and “Honduras responsible. -

The letter said Nicaraguan: ‘territory: in the -irresponeible, that's. their ‘business."- . ~ goveFnment, “but. rather had: “strengthened . * Herald Staff Writer "worker John Monan told tne: landlords then a provision.
~ Nueva Segovia region was:invaded April $0 by The Democratic-controlled House committee . + Internal: and interriational support” for it, VANCOUVER— * ‘NDP. newspaper the absence -of . within . the eres the
1,200 follower of the of the late Nicaraguan voted nine to five along. party lines Tuesday to. ~.° -The bil) still faces'a long and uphill fight in charges of Social Credit rent controls was: more rem act prov thi e
__dictator. Anastasio’. Somoia, - overthrown. by . cut off finds for covert: Central.’ ‘Intelligence - * Congress, Ht must go to ‘ ‘the |House ‘foreign “dirty tricks” have been beneficial to renters in the ‘ remedy. Nothing .

~ Nicaragua’ 6 leftlst Sandinist forces In_1979.
‘D’Escoto “said “Honduran ‘forces provided :
* mortar covering fire for the ‘ebela onvering oe

Chinese ¢ gang terrorizes

in ‘at: least two Ontario
cities, -extorting money

from ‘hundreds. and forcing
. nome into prostitution. '

gangs... prey’ ‘on

“aan fear, that they will.”

U.S.-endorsed. “basis for

_ nuclear strength. But the: department sald. -
. there - were’ mbiguities~ in: -Andropov's

remarka — that’. ‘could
hardening of the Boviet-

Andropov, during a. bariquet.. Tuesday

“MANAGUA (Reuter) _~ - While Presidént:
‘Reagan ‘was: denouncing as -irresponsitild a
HiGuse of Representatives committee's movi to’. '
cut off covert ald to insurgents ‘it’ Nicdtagua "
“that county announced tte flercest battle’yer
~ against Tebel troops on two fronts.

Foreign. ‘Minister Miguel d’Escoto said.
 governtient: troops in the northern. provinces; :
* were facing; 1,200 rebels, who have infiltrated:
from. ‘Honduras since. the weekend,

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*

clashes along’ the

Set. Barry Hill, a membet
of the combined -Toroiito’

a anes investigation
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Andropov’: B

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_. -be tneluded
present . ‘a ‘The State

tlon. Wo

' Agency-backed paramilitary’
against. ‘Nicaragua. and: ‘establish instead’ an-
open $0-mailiion fund to help so-called friendly -

be beaten ‘by gang members

Chinese’ : organized’
~erime, said in an interview
that Toroato is the: North’:

Nicaragua “on. Saturda : He, added. that a:.
/; Eurther ~ 1,000 | “insurgents:
: ,pesaeate| in ihe same area; “put gdid-not indeate

Nicaragua, ’' .
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: reiterated - that “700

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continued demand “for the
. Tight to maintain ‘nuclear forces equal to ,
‘all other states:conibined.” | - °-

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position.
te ?iee held firm to the: Kremlin’
ae that British and French tnissites | campus. About 1,500 foreign

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- might, in effect, bé asking’ the British and
‘Freich nuclear forces. e. reduced if the!

"nilght honoring East German leader Erich -°«”* Soviets were to do likewise.

“Honeckér, ,said.’ Moscow “bus.” stated.’ -Preaident Reagan's latest proposal in --police a a ’ paying , about . $2,000" over several apartment: owner who | —
"readiness not to have in Europe a single. Geneva was to calculate the. European: ’ memberahip ‘Tees ‘ ranging: “days: _ Felated the convgipation to wo Ne
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mounted on them than on ‘the. ‘side of. ..government reiterated Tuesday. that {ts - (ostamiunity) to take a are too old to be helped by _ the basis of $3 unit “or ually used parts trom. : oes
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- in Geneva,S land, on May 17. Butthe of striking Soviet territory, but. NATO -(students)’ are here’ to.: cracks and were fotced to “‘the worst enemies of the « . a ae
department's # ent said the United . plans to deploy 672 new U.S. medium- study, not to live in fear.” apartment industry.” pe

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range misailes starting in December. .

“were ‘Vtrying to!

rebels had ‘entered
. Nicaragua from the south recently from Costa .
. Rica. It was the biggest force to have allegedly
infiltrated from that.direction.
- No. offital infdrmation on _tasualties has. .
_ pen nade public. oe
Reagan’ on Tuesday night defended the U: $s. ;

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“at ‘local. high’ ‘pehoold: that 2.

; “order” sto: “Tneet entrance -
requirements: for ‘Canadian

‘universities,’ Some “private
. schools -
: exclusively to the: Asians.

_Andropov. counts. warheads

Moscow (AP) — Communist ‘ party .
chief Yurl Andropov is offering to’ count
warheads as.well as missiles in striking a
balance between Soviet and NATO‘nuclear -
forces, but: the: T Waahifgtons was.
greeted warily in Washifigton : *

- The State Department said it welcomed
Andropov’s announcement. as ‘a: sign. of
‘progress. if he indeed .was' accepting the

cater almost.

Hill’ ‘satd™ that “staff
Yhembers. at .some of -the’
privite schoola know of the

“extortion but fail to notify”

Police ‘despite - _Tepeated *
alterpts to get them to Co

’-opbrate.
said nothing: in his’ vapeech |
about dismantling Moscow's highly mobile ;
-85-20 missiles, which in theory could be -
rolled into Soviet Central Asia out of range

The - gang activity. ‘also
extends, to Windsor, ‘Ont.,
Where ~policé ~ recently.

_ Strested ‘five * Malaysians
. thought to be the nucleus of -
~-@ shinilar:racket aimed. at

the. University of Windsor.

are’. “elther” Chinese Or.

_ Malaysian: ° ;
- About 78° Adie. students ’
-folned, “the, Windsor. ‘gang,

‘Windsor detectives, who

. ” Representati

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st gun-running in’ the area

Edward - Boland (D-Mass. »-
- fomitieer chairman aiie'a sponsor of the bil, ‘Roo: of; Ags cao Said Tuesd
- how. ‘many. had. Suceesstully, ntruded. into. nai fhe: Commitee Voted the aid cut-off. after: s5.<5 Their
” oe - allve-hoir: closed meeling because it felt that
“what: we ~ were doing” dn: that area. was
. ‘Counterproductive,”~. «
: Boland. said there was “no ‘question’ that: an
Nicaragus is: in violation of internatlonal law’ Canadian Conference af Catholic B ishops.
» . dnits alleged support for leftist insurgents in El
_ - Salvador, But he added the committee felt the.
- covert action: was nat the ' way, to respond to it.’

activities, sald the ‘dttacks ‘against Nicaragua «.
_. “hed failed’ to weaken the leftist ‘Sandinista .

-, affairs committee, then to'the full House, to the |
-, Senate; ‘and ultimately to the ‘Pigeldent for his

Asian. students

‘assault and extortion.
Toronto,” however, ry
y.. court! recently.
‘ordered ‘a. “A-year-old boy
out - of. his. Vietnamese
familly. and into the ‘custody
of the.childrsn’s aid soctety
becauie.- of: concern - the
youth had become involved

Raymond -. Chung, a

‘Toronto: social worker, said -

one.: “Atyear-al boy was in
Canada 15. months and
attended five different |

- schools before. begging his .
parénts to send him home to

Hong: Kong s0 he could
‘escape the extortion ring.

Hn Bald. Regent
investigation | of ‘a--bank
“Traud, showed visa’ students“
‘were forced ' to ‘hand over.
their ‘automatic bank-teller .

_ cards, Phony deposits were .

then .made ‘by " gang

members, who. ‘withdrew’

, depend on friehds for help,”

heveaid. ©

~ Canadian bishops approve

_ OTTAWA (CP) —, Canadian Roman‘
Catholic bishops say their U.S, colleagues’.
moral condemnation of nuclear war. shOWS, .

- “powerful leadership.”

“l’'m happy to ee them take such a tim.

‘ahd enlightened, stand," B
leadership...

encourage the Rrowing sumaber of. people | ‘
who want to see more effective. initiatives °
for peace,"’said Rev. de. Roo, chairman of -
"the social “affaiys. ‘commission | of ‘the ©

’ Earlier Tuesday, the U.S. -National .
Conference of Catholic Bishops voted. 33 -—
- to nine’ to ‘adopt a “44,000-word pastoral
letter which condemns first use of nuclear

Socreds condemn rent controls 3

‘denied by party officials in

‘the, riding of Vancouver *

" Centre.

' According to an article j in :

_ Vancouver Centre's
newspaper

Westender’’ -bylined by

editor ‘Ed Crosgrove, a a

; " 'Soered fund raiber sent.a
worked with ‘Toronts police

-in effect ‘‘a vote for the two

- Socred candidates . .d8 a

“vole for a Tent increase, no

A copy of. the letter
cblained by the NDP. and

released ta the néwspaper’ -

says apartment owners have
Tost an average of $4,600 per
suile over the last 10 years |
. because of rent, controls

{imposed by the NDP in i972,

The letter -asks. for a
contribution of $5 per suite
and the cheques are to be
- made out to. the Vancouver

“Centre Social Crédit Fund. .
and. are to be forwarded to.”

*'*Phe ar)

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and calls for a halt to the arms race.
“The statement questions even ‘the ob
" possession of nuclear arms and endgraes = :
‘the contept of a ‘nuclear freeze without ”
spborting. any specitic Proponal:;” i

ip Remi ae
ay ¥ : cre
- certatnly’ sa leey

“contebaned” ssid’ the” "US: “Bishops - have

- shown” “powerful leadership” "dpe:

recognizing: ‘the: ‘responsibility. of: the

.. chureli to ‘deal with: ‘the nuclear threat, ° |
“They ‘have responded in a: prophetic ne

and ‘courageous fashion,” he said.. b
Msgr. Murphy said Canadian bishops .

miay consider the U.S. statement at their |

.. anneal meeting in Ottawa ‘next fall but he ot

“weilten in cemen " Monin
* said, “controls are always.
"an option if the economic’
situation rire. them."

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Course. offered -

TERRACE— Motorcyclists will be offered a twoday safe fe

long rin. =~

‘Monan added that if there
wad. price gouging’ by

‘riding course by RCMP motorcycle. instructor. Keith ro

The.course will be May 15 and 16 from &: a, m. ‘toa Par m.
’ and is limited.to 12 students, . ~~

. All students .must have a valid class six licence ore.
learner's permit, safety helmut, ankle type boots, loves,
eye protection and blue jean. type pants, “Shorts: or cut offs .
will not be permitted, s .

Motoreycles used must be street legal, have vaild plates.
and insurance, The classroom sessions will be held at the |
‘Terrace Fireball lecture room All students mnt. sign.

waiver of claim form

” The course is free. To eiroll contact Constable Bem -
Steiner at e3s-olas, Sr a

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”

Robert Gibeon, Sr. whoruns f°:

‘the’ agency office ‘at .1008°
“-Hother Street in Vancouver,”

-When contacted. by ."The. |
‘Westendet " ‘Gibson had no -
‘ commient:. ‘except -to ‘say
“your paper-has not ‘been .
very favorable anyhow, aot |
“don't have to, talk’to you.”
“But ' called | later ‘by Jan.

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