border >.
‘ resumption of. Palestinian ,

_ underway,

JERUSALEM.

said he made (an

_ nel Thaybe an inch-and-a:,
half, of progress” toda; in}.

*  lalke with! Prime Minister.
a wees Bealn.

a Lebano

Lesving

continue * ‘the - ‘negotiations: :

4 with .. Foreign’ * Minister.
oe, ‘Yitzhak Sharhir; Shultz said |
’ the and. the Israel{a- were ‘in. a
2." the: midst of “an: in-depth,
-."\ ‘detailed ‘examination, issue

by. ‘issue, ‘of the’. various.
points of view." .

: Shultz, ‘who would - not «
“describe the progress made,

is on a Middle East mission :

- aimed at getting all foreign

troops. out of Lebanon and
securing the Israel-Lebanon |
_ against ‘a

fighter harassment. -
The meeting with Begin .
was Shultz’s third since he
began . shuttling between
Beirut and Jerusalem as a
mediator, but- apparently it
wasthe first real bargaining
seasion. Previously Shultz
reatricted ~. himself to
listening to his hosts.
While the talks were
the Israeli ©

military command —

announced that an Israeli
soldier was killed and three -
. others wounded when their:

vehicle struck a mine north

(AP) ~~
, Mi s. ia Secretary George

aimed at \

- Shultz, spent five: hrs in
_-Belrut:-on ‘Thursday ‘with
“ Labariese * ‘Président: a
 Gemayel: “before: sabutilinig

Mpack‘ ta Jerusalem: fa lt,

want ~ bow,

- Contemplating that,”

feadtees e

of iid Lebanead por up ot Ba or at le two mare i
° weeks,’ oF thea May. 9 las
nization: |
. for Economic So-<peratton th

Sidon. ‘It was the’
- bombing’; “to cause
casualties in southern -
Lebanon in- two. days, and

Il to 476...

‘at al 'g Lebanon. war ‘

En route to tarael, he tala
“it. may ‘be. more’ difficult.’

, than: he expected to: ‘reach

agreement troop

withdrawal, bit" “there is a

- genuine desire’ by both.

 Terael.and Lebanon to do so.

_“T thought it was going to.

‘be difficult when I started

out ... And I'am even‘more
convinced (now) that it. is-
tough,” said Shultz. -

“I can see that there are
quite a number of difficult
issues.” ‘

In considering a. possible

‘increased role for U.S.
. forces, ‘Shultz sald he can

envisage new areas where
US. marines can be -
deployed, but said: “I don’t
leave’ any
impression at all that Iam

Betting ready to propose

American troops. in’ a

‘combat role. in southern

Lebanon.. 1. am not

‘Tt - now. -appears - Shultz

may remain in the Middle

et

meeting. of the’
and Development in

1a no ‘fneluding :-°
‘discussion, of.

PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE,

Man. (CP) — Farmer Bruce’

Payne, who struggled to
keep operating | despite

- More than $700,000 in debis;'

watched ajlently Thursday

_ 88 arécelver took’ away his

livestock, }farm ‘equipment

. and grain.

Payne, 38, got a reprieve
last week after 100
members -of the Canadian
Farm Suryival Association,

made a blockade with their :

farm trucks and barred the.
receiver from the farm. .

But the association, which
originally believed Payne

was. $340,000 in’ debt, lifted.

the blockade ‘when. they

‘learned the full amount of.

money ‘owed on the’ one-

Paris mt . The:
which he i: shed to

~~. Sypla to: ask’: Presitent
° Hater l-Assad to with thdraw ©

‘on Sh Iz to’ yo. to’.

a ‘Syrian: fotces-from- Lebanon

(2 Once the:Tspaells: agree ‘to. be.
~. withdraw. ‘There: are ‘an “allowed. to ‘control : #40.

Peideet : “eatiinated:; "$8,000." * Syria’

Reagan's faltering ‘Mideast.
7 Peace initiative, :

troops”: "and. 25,000 :taraeli

. e. ffoops. in -Lebainoiy,
All “sides ‘acknowledge

- Payne’ st reprieve -ghort- lived :

. section farm.

- A-judge had given. Fayne: “ protesters ;

another week ..to Bet: his
affairs in “order: ‘before
giving the. receiver. a. go-
‘ahead... But- .. Payne's
problems ‘proved insoluble
and the receiver rejected as

_ impractical the proposals of
a provincial | debt. “review,

board. ae

The farm, | about:
kilometres southwest of. this
central Maniteba city, Went
into receivership last month

after the. major ,. secured |

creditor, Portage la. ‘Prairie

-Credit- Union, called “in’. a:

loan for - about; $220,000.
Payne has about, $500,000 in

_ other debts and has not kept.
Mp ‘his payments.”

1: “that nt ling ‘major

: and |
cabnve ‘ indisted «that:

olan agreein

' Lebanan-

“ee
quip 'Haddad's- ‘men,

-kitometre buffer’ zone: 10,”
(prevent. “infiltration ©
‘Palesting,- ‘Liberation .

Organlztion fighters after.

There were no. organized
‘on hand
Thursday .aa. the cree af
Clarkgon ' Co. Ltd,

receivership firm, voaded

“about: 140. hogs and other

livestock ontoa semi-trailer

“trek for: shipment: to an

auction at nearby Killarney.
Many. of Payne's
neighbors. say. he isa: good
farmer — he farmed’ in
Ontario for 17 years. before
Moving weat . three. yeats
ago — but he ran afoul: of
high interest’ rates, hard

" evonomié ‘times and bad

weather,”

Payne, the: father of two,
was inno mood to talk about:
his woes and his wife Kathy

Was

tt bling .
state °
faj. Saad Haddad, | sald Leban
ne roke away \from| the "
ing ‘Lebanese army Ail leads a
sue ‘backed by lire, Ine’

~ Debariese: The Lebanese. .

Lebanese, army. .

of *-
o proposed | » doit.

; recelver: had, seized three: a

.) pECORATING |
. —Spray | painting

to “negotiate. ‘the ee Brush’ & Roller
- uBrus' \

_ because Haddad’s future’ is
An: internal matter for the .

wat mr ‘nave: ‘been
parliament has’ refused.’ to’. ‘there. aie ‘the Pane .
‘take Haddad: back, in ‘the:'~Moaler

“in Kitimat call
esr

uN ‘The Lebanese oft
said there ‘are ferences.
over’ the. makeup of “a.
-Israel-

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