. Agreement. -

Kviteinsky

" intermediate-range nuclear : however’ Reagan “appealed

“paiaan (ch) Poilee

* Sayer iiisista’ there: is. strong :
" thienghout Canada for tough anti-hooker.
"legislation. despite’ | the, Supreme ‘Court. of
@anads's ‘decision “Tilesday overt
Calgary’ B anti-prostitution bylaw.’ - a
“The {current). laws “just ‘don't work.”
“Because of court interpretation;””: ‘Sawyer. ~
iid after the Supreme Court handéd down: *:
e decision : Which . placed . ‘other: anti-
‘Froistion bytaws ih doubt.
” Pollee ‘departments. and. munici
“¢ilals throughout” Canada “jirrte te

- plained bitterly since:

“Sawyer weld the ruling“ wig inlecprebed by
most police officers in: the country taday.as. |
. “meaning the girt has to wrestle the John, }

‘tie: @rourid.”. +7"

Calgary. Mayor’ Raiph. Klein’ 7
davocate of the: bylaw wher city. ‘council

support’. .

Calee

a’ strong

approved it June 25; 1981, said he was “nat *-§

surprised, but disappointed’? by the. 7

Supreme Court's. decision.

“It's time for Parliament to consider. the “

' amount’ of ‘concern ’ shown for’ ’ thls;
(prostitution) issue ‘by municipalities ruling.
agrogs the: country. and to, beet un these | Le
Jaws," Klein said.) ;

"Edmonton mayor. Cec’, Purves. “and:
Toronto mayor Art: Eggleton: echoed

Klein's opinion.

“Calgary: ‘charged 540 people and con-
victed 110 under its antl-soliciting: bylaw,
similar toa Vancouver bylaw, which made. .
it an offence on city streets to either. ask
for ¢ or offer “sexual service with a person

fgr payment.”

Tuesday's: landmark “decision: ‘was.
. prompted after Calgary prostitute Lenore _
Westendorp’ was: arrested uly. 9, tea,

ti

; ‘prostitution

f it asin a Alte over.

. ‘stepped: municipat (government . powers,

... "The. three-member’ Albert’ Court. of
‘Appeal reversed that decision last Feb. 24.
‘in a undnimous rullag, forcing Wealendarp
- and her lawyer Tony Managh to take their,
‘case to.Canada’s: ‘highest court,“
“abnouncing - ‘the’ 5-0, ruling. ‘Tuesday: ;
“morping, ' Supreme- Court Chief’ Justice”
“Bora Laskin appeared to side with Oliver's
“ar ument, ‘saying the: Calgary bylaw —
-“InVades: the exclusive federal 1 power to,’
‘pass triminal law.”’. coe

7 Sev al: Canadian, eltied ¥ were e watching

‘the’ Saskatchewan

: municipality ‘has a. bylaw Adenjical : ‘in
: flavor and intent to’ the Calgary. law. The °
: solicitor’ 6 offices asked for a copy of the: .
“Suprethe’ Court: decision hours, after: the ;

Terry ‘Bland, “Yancouver's corporation
7 counsel; said he. was not sure what effect.
“the decision will have on Vancouver's anti--
: bylaw because it is. aimed at
‘street: activities: rather than suppressing .
‘ prostitution aad punishing hookers. .
Tickets and summonses. under’ ‘the ;
Vancouver law will not be ‘handed: out -
‘during ‘a 10-day city review. of the court ;
. decision, he said. “

Winnipeg police Supt. Clarke Peckover

* sald the city could have more problems -
with prostitution this. summer because of
the. Supreme Court ruling.

Talks’ time. narrowing:

; GENEVA (AP) — The
‘United. States. hinted at
possible compromise, © but -

‘Moscow’s: chief -: Soviet ”

' delegate to the medium-

range nuclear ‘missiles
‘reduction - talks :
American and “ Soviet:
negotiators are running ‘out

“explore serious

“said -

missiles in NATO countries.

‘He said: in’. his ‘address

Tuesday: night that “we are

alsd prepared to carefully
Soviet
proposals. "

"parently were ‘aimed at

of time for’ “reaching an.

Soviet negotiator” Yuli -

predicted a
‘thew.,round of the arms

‘pace’ iE the two sides fail to .

reach an accord on reducing

arsenals in Europe.
arin Washington President: fi

bi&’State of the ‘Union ad-

prepared to compromise at
thé: negotiating table AF. the
teims are right.

‘U.S. negotiator Paul Nitze
had indicated Reagan’s new.
stance. earlier,’ telling”
reporters the ° president

' d@eetainly Is not locked

into” a. nuclear arms

- reduction. plan. -Tepeaiédly

rejected by Moscow.
‘The |. talks”
Thursday after a twa-mionth”

Tecess- and: ‘a. _ Stepped-up 7

pibHe ‘relations’ drive by

> Moscow to influence opinion *
_* in western Europe — — where
872" new U.S.

nuclear
missiles . are slated: ‘to be

’ based. -

Kvitsingky told reforters
Tuesday :

will have to be. made bet. :
ween ‘an agreement on joint
steps ‘to. reduce. the. level of

nuclear confron ation, ora

new’ found - of the ‘arms |

. race. an . ! a
‘Kvitsinsky heada_ “the .

- delegation at’ the medium-.. ;

. , Fange missilé talks, which
have been running parallel .

to negotiations on strategic,

‘or intercontinental, nuclear | ;
forces. Those talks are |.
scheduled to resume Feb. 2.

‘The Soviet delegate urged .

the United Slates to show its °
willingness. ‘4p come to an:

actord” and paid the issue *

of ‘hiclear arms iri Europe

tg. becoming increasingly’ i
. urgent and acute,” 7

| "He sald “the offer last.
month by Soviet leader Yuri

Andropov. “provides an:

opportunity” for negotiated . ,
settlement, ° woe St g

“Andropov. “offered ;

intermediaté-range: nuclear:

Thissiles- aimed. at western '= a

Europe ‘to 162 NATO 5 -

‘ "Reagan last

option, which provides for.

" ., Moscow to’ dismantle SS-20-
“ missiles aimed at western .

resume —

“The time ig
apptoaching when a choice -

year :
proposed’ his so-called zerg -

‘western Europe, . where

pressure © is: bullding for .
- + piirsuing” a compromise °
‘with, the'Soviets that might
‘fall:short of the zero-option

“Plan but ‘would ‘sharply

oo Foeegc sted ermgyran
_ dreas Tuesday that he ia _

" redtice the numberof Sovikti:.

. Scraps plans to-deploy nay.

- U.S. inissiles.” Washington:

“has; rejecfed the plan as.

i eiving: Moscow a _ Mriclenr :
. . edge. Bs a

-. Europe ‘in exchange for ©
Washington scrapping plans
to ‘deploy the 572. new
- Pershing 2 and cruise

reduce missile arsenals, .
’ At ‘the’ ‘same time,

to NATO allies nol to ois
eb yu
Rage. Sa aes
Hee bole fai).
On his arrival in, Swit-

zerland, U.S. negotiator
“We are

Nitze algo said: |

Reagan's “remarks ‘ap- .
‘the 2eF0 option, "

prepared to ‘eximine every ~

kind . of proposal | ‘that -

secures the -security. in- .

‘ ‘terests of cur NATO allies -

as ‘well as ourselves.”
‘He said the United States _
“certainly is ‘not locked i into’

* Bur he said that: ‘in recent .

talks’ with’ Reagan’ “the

president reaffirmed his~.,

conviction ‘that the entire ©

elimination - of the ‘most :

- dangerous und destabilizing —

class of intermediate-range ©
missiles ‘on: both | the US.
and Soviet plies’ is the est:

- Way to’ achieve: tle:

and sult bial Gana e

The zero option has been
the fundamental U.S. offer
since the negotiations began

‘Nov. 30, 1981.

‘a bylaw. hatile closely’ with plans: a
‘bo. implement their own -anti-prostitute’ ;
“legislation | ‘at’ the municipal. jlevel- if’

Tuesday’ 8 Supreme Court ral had ad gone 4
: the. other + way. :

y 4 Thatcher. was charged Tuesday, the day his former . .
wife waa buried, with. the abduction af his uine-year-.
, old daughter, o

L. abduction charges...

i Home: in Mooée Jaw arid placed in the custody of her.
__ step-father, Tony Wilson, under an interim order...
“granted by Chief Justicé F, W. Johnson‘f the Court af a
. Queen’ s Bench.” :

_ for information: leading te to the conviction of ‘Wilson's ;

2

“Telend's home Saturday, hours after her: mother, 1
Joann Wilgon, was alain Friday: night. ‘The: mother |

t | Thatcher charged “|

REGINA (CP) — Saskatchewan ‘politician Colini

Thatcher's . dsiyer,” "Tony: Merchant alio faces:
The gicl, Stephanie, Wilson! was taken from; call
had been savagely beaten bit an autopsy found death:

waa due to a singlé “gunshot to the head.: 7
Stephanie was: ater recovered by polic’ from: a P

“The Regina: Board ‘at Police. ‘Commisbionsrs. an:
nounced ‘Tuesday a. $50,000 reward ‘haa been pasted |

killer or killerg, o
Attorney General dary Lane, a colleague ‘and
friend of Thatcher, told a ‘news ‘conference, that -
‘charges against Thatcher and Merchant, a major
figure in Saskatchewan | political and legal circles,

’ were laid under a new section of.the Criminal Code “|

|

‘a tistody. ee ie
: “Bis taking of of itie child intended ani constituted Ano, .

requiring, the consent. of the attorney general.’ :
"The: charge. carries a maximum sentence -of 10 o
"years. | 1 : a
Merchant said’ Thatcher was eaacemed about the |
-welfare. of his daughter and felt he. was entitled te “

c illegality," the lawyer sald.

‘ . Thatcher .will launch civil action as ‘quickly ‘as a

; ‘possible to return Stephanie, placed in her mother’s

Merchant said.:: :
“> Rev: Blake Anderson told the more than 200 people -
whi braved. hitter. cold to attend Wilson’s funeral to

remember the attractive 43-year-old blonde a “brave

* and cheerful person.’ mo? :

: graveyard as plain clothed and uniformed officers
monitored those attending the services. .
. “the service, watched with awe.
: iry to maké-her fee] better," sald the little gir] who.
clothing: “She's feeling pretty bad...

Regina Mayor Larry Schneider said half the $50, 000. ‘
\neward came from private, sources but declined to.
_Adentify: them. - :

.. because of Wilson's prominence in the community.

; victim was, ‘yes we probably. would offer a reward. "

‘Thatcher, Is'a wealthy rancher with homes in Moose

as provincial energy minister, citing. personal. and :
~*finaneial reasons.

custody: following the couple’ 's 1979 divorce, to him, °

. Police security was. tight at beth the: church. and

- Asthe funeral procession filed aut of the church one .
of Stephanie's 's classmates, who wasn’t able to attend
“We bought her a gift of flowers. anda teddy bear to :

was hidden’ behind a: mound of scarf ‘and winter

- He denied suggestions. the award is being offered »

“Tf the police were faced with another murder with
similar circumstancés, no matter who or what. the -

‘Thatcher, 44, son of former Liberal premier Ross :

Jaw and Palm Springs, Calif. He resigned laat week

vorce,

divorce, but that was reduced to about $500,000 on
appeal So A

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’ schools on Thursday.

' Social services would be ,
~ hit Friday and hospitals,

“and-
. Workers: and the. 40,000

The Herald, Wednesday, Japwary 2 24,. 189, Pane ;

Quebec employees strike

- MONTREAL (CP): ~ the.
first. stage of an egal, ..
“escalating strike by 250,000 :
. public employees in Quebec -
began this morning a about
-10,000 teachers set up picket
“lines Gutside junior colleges. ~

oA: spokesman for the

sunning at,about 60 per cent

gaid Tuesday... But” late «.
Tuesday; hospital workers’ s

“teachers? ‘wing of the.

Confederation of National”:
for: ‘thie walkout, with 6 per

“cent agairist, cas

"Trade. ‘Unions said “tt: “Ap.
"peared by first reports ‘that

a “majority : Of: "46"; junior:

“ealleges i in: ‘Quebec, ‘with: ‘8
~ total: enrollment: “of «132,000
-- students,. had ‘been hit- b
“strike action.

‘Despite one of the coldes :
“mornings. this. winter, in...
*- Montreal, : with i tem=*
“peratures, of about: minus: 13 |
. Celsius, spot’, checks wby. a-
"reporter: ‘of. three campuses :
founda fairly. strong turnout
on picket lines..A’ police
. spokesman, ‘meanwhile,

[spoke of “‘seanty” pickets
_ and: no ‘incidents.

Outsldé the north- “end:

- CEGEP. d’Ahuntsic ‘today,
CNTY
* Gerald Larose was im-..

- vice-president

‘d with how the strike
was ‘unfolding. 7

“At the ‘downtown CEGEP 7

_ de Vieux-Montreal, about 30

teachers — some donned in

“fur coats — huddled around

warm air ducts. No students

The Quebec cabinet was

‘to’ ‘Theet - later today to --
‘discuss the situation, but

union leaders liave vowed
not to call off. the strike that
is planned ‘to affect
-and = high

clinics, and ferries would be
affected next week. |
“Workers in 9,000 day-care

_ centres have also vowed to

leave their jobs this week
some university

members of. the civil ser- ,

* vants’. union are also ex-

pected to’. decide soon —

» Whether they will strike,

» ‘The call for strike action .
Was: taken’ to protest the

government's, ‘decision to ©

open : 4mpose-three-year contract
Thate att fiver gustod: ‘ane’ spuple's., éttlenients tic: éett
meg ARS afiniie mat ‘divorce i Se a we ‘Gnpublic sevtor

~ initially plified a settlement. of $800,000 in the -

workers -in ‘December in-.

cluding - wage, rollbacks of

Y

‘overwhelming strike. vote. '

tad percent tor'almost

~ half the workers for the first
_ three months of this’ year.
- Support for the strike. is

and is. strongest among the .
teachers, | union’ ‘officials

were Votirig only; 48 per: ‘cent 7

“But ‘ata: ‘pint. ews :¢on-
ference: ‘Wednesday, union:
eaders , ‘maintdined hel:
eibérship Is behiad-them 4

president of the Quebec
Federation of Labor: . : -

.He denied reports of in-.
fighting and lack-.of ‘an

“We don't have a choice, 7
sald Donatien - -Corriveau,

7 . president . of the .Con-
_ “It looks like good news so
far,” ‘Larose said. |

federation of ' ‘National
Trade Unions.

- Premier Rene ‘Levesque
sald. the government will
“nave to walt and see how
the events unfold,” before
taking action. A cabinet

-meeting is. scheduled for.

today.

REGULAR

Ground Beef #

- four, ;
provincial:

preparations. to a
“patients: home: and operate’.
“with smal! staffs to provide“ -
emergency. services in the -
85,000" | hospital oo

., But: in fon 00: media

{ “amnpiagn tat: appeared ¢ on.

“major.

in.-
: newspapers
tlie governm ent

pages, |

today,

any. more”. to.the unfans.. ;

~Some af. the: ‘amaller me
union which were expected: a
” to... “join: “the strike, - have. 4

and ‘showed. Yo” signs: wf 2
“backing down,” despite. the.”
"possibility, ‘OF court: fines’
ranging - rom, ‘$1,000: to:
* $10,000. a: day’: under*” the:

Quebec Labor Code for each:

‘day of ar illegal ‘strike: “
. “lif we had alternatives to
a-strike, we would take |
them," said Louis Laberge,

event": _
-. workers da walk off the fob. ,
“next week, ‘

- Commtinications Minister

Jean-Francois Bertrand —
sald the government. has
_ taken:
safeguard

measures to

computers against possible

_ babotage. °

Quebec. provincial police
‘have been asked to make
‘sure some: government
buildings are not closed by

picketérs and to keep an eye
on major hospitals and
schools whose unions voted
against a strike.

"A massive demonstration
is planned for Saturday
front of the’ nation
assembly in Quebec Cily.

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