Page 2, The Herat, Thuriday, August 7, 1980

Iran firing squad executes 4

release Wednesday of 191 .
franiins from U.S, federal 7
‘jails in: New-. York - an:

By The Associated Preis
A firing squad executed 13
more Iranian officers and.
enlisted men at dawn today
for taking part in the plot.to
overthrow Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini’s
regime, Tehran Radio.
reported. A i4th man, a
foomer brigadier general in
the shah's SAVAK secret
police, also was put to death.
The deaths of the alleged.
anti-Khomeini - plotters
brought to more than 50 the.

nomber of people executed:

_ for planning the coup, which,

Iranian officials said they
discovered last month before

_ it was implemented,

The radio | identified the

' 44th man executed today as
former Brig.-Gen, Hoseyn

Torabi, It sald he was con-

’ yieted of ‘having : arrested

members ‘of the antishah.
Clergy and of having ‘“tor-
tured and maimed
strugglers and militants."’-

Tehran Radio. called the ”

American defeat ‘in the: face
of the brave struggles of our
beloved _ sisters - and

- brothers."

“But there was no word

-whether their release would
affect Iran’s announced ..
“intention ‘to begin trying 52

U.S. hostages as spies, The

hostages began their 278th

day in captivity today. ;

Mast- of the’: Iraniaus.
released.in the United: States,
travelled ‘to: “Washington,

D.C., where they’ planned ;-

more demonstrations. But |;
about 70 were prevented

from leaving an ‘Islamic.

centre in New York: City. by.

an angry mob of 400,
Americats. ° .

Iranian:

"detention. of. aeurly 0°
Iranlan demoristrators could”
endanger’ the: Britieh . -Em-,

‘bassy : in Tehran ye

trom the ruling Conservative

‘party_urged the deportation:
“of the Iranians, arrested in
. Clashes with ‘police: during

“In London, palige, rrested: ‘anti-American. demon:

one - strations -outsida : the. WS.

during --
demonstrations outside a

. London jail Wednesday iighit

; amid speculation the earlier ;

* Some of ‘thoae'. arreted
gave their’ names and: were,

Right-wing” ‘fegisiaiors

“fate eleased on bond, but 42°
Irahiaris- ‘and one British.
woman: hhave.r refused to give |
“thelr: name’ - and’ have-
: started a hunger ‘atriké. Five”
_othér.. Iranians were being |
“held Iti connection with Mon:

‘day's violent demonstration,

but, they . had’: given

authorities ‘their namés..
The. demonstrators said

Tuesday ~*. they’... were

"protesting the detention of
- the 191 Iranians iri the United
States. cs

Khomeini supporters looking for confrontation.

NEW YORK {AP) — A
group of angry, pottle-
throwing New Yorkers kept
70 Iranian demonstrators
from leaving an ‘Islamic
-centre, then set fires and
ignited firecrackers through
the night as officials tried to
break the impasse. = -
‘UN Ambassador Donald.
McHenry and Mayor Ed-
ward Koch rushed late
Wednesday to the centre in
the borough of Queens,
where the supporters of
Ayatollah Ruhollah
Khomeini have been staying
since they were freed from

in Washington, D.C., last
month.

- After the Iranians refused
an- offer: of city tran-'

_ sportation to an airport or

bus terminal, Kech: said,
“My feeling is that they want
an incident and we are not.
going to provide one for
theta Ur a i

iy, Mark Larie,
lewyen tor the dranlare, said
transportation. had been
arrangdd i though the
American Indiail Movement,
He said/hu hoped the ground
transport wonld: artive“a Jot
sodnerthan'24 hours.””

Iranian proteste By some,
throwing _ bottles and
shouting obscenities,
threatened to break into the
centre Wednesday. night,

Two officers were slightly

injured and there:were two...’
arresta of area residents-.

before 200 officers pushed

‘ back the crowd, oltielats |

said. Ay

of almost 200 pro-Khomeini
demonstrators. to leave the
New York City area, Earlier
in the day,-two bus drivers
refused to pick up the 70 to80
remaining for fear . of

throwing youths turned a

-second set of buses away.”
‘Koch and McHenry tried: to.”
break the impasse, but Lane’
-turned. down Koch's.offer of

police: protection ‘and buses .
to take-the group either to.

The ‘Irantans, ihe jast of

prisons for their part In a
demonstration.’ “July 22,

freed Tuesday. from federal

prisons. in . Otisyille and

Manhattan. ©

‘the -altport, or to: a. bus
> Btation.

-- 19E- detained "in ‘federal’
The Iranians were the ‘nat. .

\ president ©

“peranged for buses. Most Teft

New. NYork~ earlier Wed--

nesday ‘by plane, bus or

péiyate car, sald Motiam- -
‘mad Badr, a spokesman for

the’ ‘group: “

But later, two Greyhound .
buses left thé area without
picking up the : “remaining —
Tranians because: the drivers -
“faltv

said Dorothy
Lorant, . Greyhound’s vice
for .

« relations,‘

“They said they. wanted to .

detention following. a protest

Police said about 400 anti-

demonstrators, and rock-,

; retiimn to the capital: and had

- Two other buses leased. by.
_theTranians were blocked by

‘much: threatened”
-by,. antl-Tranian - demon-'

[- strators, .
arrived here after. they were --

. public

buses: were “pelted mith a

_ bottles and: rocks. |

and firecrackers were set in |
a ‘lot next: to’ the Islamic _J
. Centre “as: residents- filed

slowly by‘in cars, honking *-
“They :
‘ought to“take'’ them and —
- string them up!’ one woman. -

“horns -and yelling.

in the protesting crowd said 4 -

of J the . Iranians, Others i

-shouted |" “Death

Khomeini" and “Free, ‘at “terpret

hostages.” vee

The. Tranians had hoped to
arrive: in:. Washington © by.
early today in order to attra “

a demonstration,

* Shetley Kadota,

p brought to the:

Vancouver. Aquarium in--
er, takes a moment from her busy day
during the Aquarlum’s Waters of Japan festival
-to'give some loving attention to newly. adopted ©
“oon Bear”, a three-week old harbour seal.

Aquarium from: Wreck:

local youths. Police sald the

.

s

Ww

t

Beach. The pup Is one of several orphaned seals
“that’s been found abandoned or injured .
‘somewhere along the B.C. coast and brought to.

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Natural gas under the ice? Twenty years ago we -

. | sugpected it, Now we've found it, In huge
‘quantities..

We know where i itis. Under the Arctic islands |

- and in the surrounding seabeds. Some hot spots:

King Christian Island, Melville Island, Ellef
Ringnes Island. The most recent strikes were

. drilled from floating ice islands, three hundred
‘ meters above the ocean floor.
We know how much thereis-enoughto =.

increase Canada’s total gas reserves by 20%.
Enough to heat every Canadian home for more '

than 1S-years

” To get this far has cost millions, and all

. Canadians havea stake in the find, The exploration
header is Panarctic Oils Limited. The Government

of Canada, through Petro-Canada, owns 45% of

_Panaretic. The balance is.split among 29

companies, most of them Canadian.
Could the gas be moved south by pipeline?

; Probably —we've built some of the world's biggest.

Could it be moved south by | tanker? Yes.

_ ENERGY, 1 YOUHAVEWHATIT TAKES.

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A HOT NEW IDEATO MOVE ARCTIC GAS. .
An unique experiment by Petro-Canada, Alberta"
Gas Trunk Line ahd a consortium of shipping firms.
(called Melville Shipping Limited) is well. . ;
advanced, and could put Canada in the forefront of
Arctic shipping the world over.

‘Known as the “Arctic Pilot Project", it involves 7

converting the natural gas to. liquid, and then -
moving itto a Southem terminal in tankers with --
massive: -ice-breaking hulls, capable of moving
through i ice 2,5 meters thick —and through *”
ice ridges as much as 20 meters thick,
120 meters wide..."

Such tankers would have engines five times as..

powerful as those of present-day tankers carrying ~

liquefied natural gas (LNG). They.would have the a

most sophisticdted gear for ice navigation. At their
southem terminals, tlie LNG would be regasified |
and moved into the pipeline network.

The cost would be high. Each tanker would’éast _
half a billion dollars. And we would need several.

‘But the payoff could be even higher The project

gels

could help us geto off oil especially from,

to environmental, safety, and market conditions.
_ This is a Canadian project. It uses Canadian

money, ‘public and private, and Canadian people. 7
It’s on territory ‘administered by the Goverment
- .. of Canada; It uses Canadian skills, Canadian

technology. It's atotal Canadian commitment.

. “Arctic gas is one sign that Canadians have what’
«it takes to achieve their own energy goals, Future — .

- ads in this series by Energy, Mines and Resources ~
Canada, wil add to the story 7.

-. unreliable foreign sotirces. The planning goeson |." -
‘- and it's being done carefully, with close attention ae

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the Aquarlum for care.

|City recalls
disaster day

“woopsrock, Ont. COPY."

"Moat " people “were jit

“> sitting down to dinner when
‘the skies darkened and the
winds struck:

‘ In an instant,
_ barns, cattle, cars, and

aC trailers were lifted into the
sir and then dashed to the

ground.
What was left looked like
“-match sticks and battered

7 toys,- firewood. and scrap: \
. Metal.- ‘For somé phat.had home

. taken a lifetiing to: built wag
“destroyed i in a flash.

Tt was Aug. 7, 1979, a year
ago today, when the
‘Woodstock area was hit by
two vicious twisters that left
three dead, 130 injured and

* damaged an estimated $60
mnillion in property. ="

-Looking back, many of
’ those at home recalled a

moments ‘before the
‘disaster. Then the driving
rain began and the wind
curled into.a deadly funnel,

Those walking outside,

\ finally

homes, —

strange stirring among their .
_ pets and farm animals in the

‘ without shelter, were tossed <
like ragdolls when ‘the.

“ap
“Hadoes cut: . path |
Kilometres long before’. it:
diminished” at.
Waterford, 40 kilometres.”
southeast. The smaller one:
flattened a 26-kilometre path
nan arc. between Hicksott :
and Bright, 20 kilometres to:
the north:

-Winds swept through ho
Wostatoct corner - “OE :

ayi
sie Meant
city, ma parr herded
southeast, razing the tiny’!
community of Oxtord.:
Centre, about 20 kilometres™:
away. A thousand people
there were left homeless,

Injured people jammed
the emergency ward of
Woodstock General Hospital
as families separated during
the storm . searched. |
desperately in the crowd to ;
find each other. :

In the wake of the stern’ '
stunned residents moved #
through the rubble salvaging’
what they could. Those lucky ©.
enough to escape ruin set up .
makeshift stores offering”.

. free clothing and food.

twister touched down,

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