7
rf

Fisheries agreement threatene

Page 2, The Herald, Monday, July 23, 1979

VANCOUVER (CP) — The
Fisheries Association of

’ British Columbia reached a

tentative contract set-
tlement Saturday with two
unicns representing 7,-000
fishermen but the agreement
may yet be threatened by

Physician decision criticized |

VICTORIA (CP} — The
British Columbia College of
Physiclans and Surgeons did
not have all the evidence
when it decided not to
suspend the licence of Dr.
Jack Pickup, Vancouver
coroner Glen McDonald said
Saturday.

“The least they could have
done was to withhold their
decision until] reading a
transcript of the inquest,”

talks with two other groups
of workers.

Jack Nichol, president of
the United Fishermen and
Allied Workers’ Union, one
of the union's involved, said
the fishermen’s pact will not
be signed until contracts are

said McDonald, who handled

the 11-day Inquest into the do

Jan. 22 death of 11-year-old
Renee Smith in St. George’s
Hospital in Alert Bay.

The inquest found the
Indian girl died of peritonitis
and a ruptured appendix
“due to the negligence on the
part of Dr. Pickup to supply
adequate medical care and
procedures,’ three days
after she was admitted to

also approved for the 4,000
shoreworkers and' 600 ten-
dermen.

The shoreworkers and
tendermen, who negatiate
separately, could still spurn
industry offers and shut
down the entire West Coast

hospital with severe ab-
minal pains.

“They (the college) are in-
sulting their own intelligence
until they read the tran-
script,” McDonald said in an
interview.

“They did not have all the
evidence on which to reach a
decision and they should
have done the jury the
dignity of studying all the
evidence before handing

fishing industry.

Besides Nichol's union, the ~

Fisheries. Assoclation also
reached tentative set-
tlements Saturday with the
Native Brotherhood of B.C.,
which represents native
Indian fishermen,

down 4 decision on Dr.
Pickup's competency.”

The 7,000 fishermen will be
voting this week: on- the
agreement, which would
Increase the price paid to
fishermen for netcaught
salmon by 20 per cent, Nichol .
said this raise represents the
greatest gain ever achieved.

village required far more.
atudy than the college ap-

Thecollege, ina statement parently gav'

issued Thureday by registrar -

- Dr, J. A, Hutchingon, said it
found Pickup competent and
demonstrated more than
adequate skills in diagnosis
and management.

McDonald said the college
is entitled to take a different
view that the’ coroner's jury:
but “the situation in the

Carter broadens his staff

WASHINGTON (AP) —-
Faced with criticism that his
inner circle ig too tightly
knit, President Carter is
planning to broaden his staff
in an effort to achieve
greater diversity among his
assistants,

But no new faces are ex-
pected among the inner
circle of his advisers,
comprised mostly of fellow
Georgians,

Well-placed sources say
there is not likely to be a
stunning wave of firings,
similar to that which re-
designed his cabinet last
week as Carler moved to
create a united front for the
remaining-18 months of his
flrat four-year White Hause

term,

‘The president let his views
bé known ina meeting with a
gtoup of reporters invited ta
the White House on Saturday

loyalty of staff and cabinet
members was stressed as an
overriding factor in the
shakeup. °

From that meeting and
from interviews with other
sources, it is clear that the
upper level in the White
House will continue to be
made up of Hamilton Jor-
dan, the new chief of staff;
press secretaty Jody
Powell: congressional
liaison chief Frank Moore,
and Stuart Eizenstat, Car-
ter’s domestic
assistant. .'.

However, perhaps as
many as a dozen second-and
third-level staff. membera
may find themselves out of
White House jobs or in new

policy

‘positions when the ad-

ministration shakeup is
done. .
The timing is uncertain,

‘although the changes are

afew weeks. Carter feels he
needs some stability within
the administration until the
new cabinet takes shape.
Senate Democratic Leader
Robert Byrd urged Carter on
Saturday to make changes in
his inner cirele, saying ‘‘the
perception is that he has not
been getting good advice.”’
_ Although avoiding sharp
criticism of the president’s
cabinet dismissals, the West
Virginia Democrat said
* Carter should “assess advice
he has been given in light of
hie current standings in the

“The inner cirele has been
the cause of the downfall of

more than one president,’’~
Byrd told a news conference.

“T think the pesident's circle
of inner advisers shculd be
broadened,"

Most congressional
critibism focused originally

But Carter is known to
think Moore's staff now is
the best at the White House
and from everything Carter
says, it appears that Moore
himself has the president's
trust,

Even so, Jordan may be
given an expanded role in
dealing with Congress. This
would be a change for the
new chief of staff, whose job
until now has been aimed at
long-range programs and
strategies,

Meanwhile, the un-
certainty prompted one
former government official,
who requested anonymity, to

“yemark:

§ “Right now, everyone is
frozen, No one wants to say
anything good or bad about
anyoné else because they
den’t know where they

— a session at which the likely tobe completed within on Moore. Stand.”
a s
MONDAY 5 p.m. to midnight
2 KING 3 CFTK BCTV 9 , KCTS
i (NBC) (CBr) (CTV) (PBS) J
net: Cetera Senn ere ee Ene hake i! Oil he ee ce eo nae amen idee Ae ;
8
100 Make Hourglass Bin Mister.
115 Me Laugh! Cont'd duailion Rogers
30 News Outdoor Detar Electric
45 Cont'd Education Maa Company
00 Cont'd: Cont'd News Studio
1S Cont'd. Cont'd Hour See
:30 NEC Mon. Night ( ont'd. Dick
45 News at Movies Cont'd. Cavett
:00 Seattle “Loose What's MacNeil
“15 ‘Tonight Change" My Line Lehrer
240 Hollywood Cont'd Headline Sneak
45 Squares Cont'd Hunters Previews
00 Little house ‘The White Body Bill Moyers'
“15 on Prairie Shadow Human Journal
- 30 Cont'd Cont'd. ‘Vital Special
a5 Cont'd Cont'd, Connections' Report
00} Mon, Night M.A.S.H. Monday ’ Poldark
15 at Movies Cont'd. Night Cont'd
30 “Anne of a WKRP in Movie Cont'd
45 Thousand Days” | Cincinnati “Anne Cont'd
06 Cont'd News of a Waren Hy
15 Cont'd Magazine Thousand Benati
30 Cont'd This Days” Cones
“M5 Cont'd Land Cont'd in
00 News National cry Academy
18 Cont'd. Night News. Leaders
» Tonight Final News Hour Cont'd
; 45 Show P.M. Final Cont'd
. oo | Cont'd. Kojak Late sign Off
15 Cont'd. Cont'd. Show
” Cont'd. Cont'd. “Rip Off"
45 Cont'd. Cont'd. Cont'd
TUESDAY 10 am. to 5 p.m,
00 "New High Friendly Trouble Electric ©
15 Rollers Giant with Tracy Company
30 Wheel of Mister Definition Once Upon
45 Fortune Dressup Cont'd A Classic
i) Password Sesame What's Making Music
15 Plus Street Cooking Poetry Alive
30 Hollywood Cont'd. Mad Inside-Out
45 Squares Cont'd. Dash Stories of Amer.
00 Days of News Noon Explorers Unltd.
15 Our Lives Bob Switzer News Art Cart
x0 Cont'd. Mary Tyler Alan Roomnastics
“5 Cont'd. Moore Hame] M for Music
00 The On Cont'd. Measure Up.
+ AS Doctors the Cont'd. Environments
30 Another Evidence Another 2 Cents Worth
45 World Cont'd World About You
00 Cont'd Edge of Cont'd Blue Umbrella
5 Cont'd Night Cont'd Book Look
30 Cont'd Take Cont'd Zebra Wings
45 Cont'd Thirty Cont'd . Cover-Cover
oo =| Movie Atlantic Movie Over
15 | “Five Summer Matinee Easy
30 Million Cont'd ‘Vendetla for Julie
a5 Years to Earth” | Cont'd a Saint’ Child
-00 Cont'd. Filnstones Cont'd. Sesame
15 Cont'd. Cont'd Cont'd. Street
30 | Cont'd. Hourglass Cont'd. Cont'd.
“45 Cont'd, Cont'd Cont'd. Cont'd.

The. specialist who
testified at the inquest that,
the standard of medical care .
given the girl reached . the
level of malpractice, also
condemned the college
committee.

Dr. June Mills said the col-

lege waa guilty of “covering .

up in an attempt to save ita
own neck,”

She said she expected the
college's decision, ‘but
earnestly hoped J would. be
Wro! ” _

- Meanwhile, the Nimpkish
Indian Band, meeting in
special session Saturday,
endorsed their leaders’
decision to carry its case

Ee
2 valet

+
rn)
a]

this week on an offer which

_Yecommended they reject. .

‘union. leaders .-have...Two: euspects in the kid-

Shoremen earlier. voted 72

. per cent to strike and seryed..

thelr strike, -noljce. July. 11,

‘The. shoreworkergvand “|...
tendermen: arealso  yoting |.

eR ‘

PATERSON, N.J. (AP) —
of.a‘New Jersey
banker's wife were arrested

“by FBI agents Sunday/houra -

“after the woman's. husband .

home about 6 a.m. | in- a

en PBI car, ©
w Neither phe tior the FBI
would reveal ‘details: of
events follwing “her .ab-
duction Friday morfing

while tendermen ‘served 72-1 "paid: q $900,000: rangoin‘Jand'aA@ovwuher home. Her sons,

hour strike notice to their
employers Monday after 70°
per cent of them favored a
strike if necessary to back

* demands:'*;-

Nichol ‘bald Friday the
subcommittee of the
shoreworkers’ ' negotiating
and pollcy committee will

_ suggest ‘the committee

recommend the membership
reject the offered 70-centsan-
hour ineréase in.a one-year
contract. © | : :

He said the shoreworkers .

want an $1 an hour acrose-

‘theboard increase. ‘on the.

against Pickup to the federal —

’ government.

The band also. decided to --

seek a miecting with St. -

George's board of governors. -

to discuss its position and
again call for removal. of.
Pickup from the 25-hed
hospital. oo

Irish rall y to, . ss ve
oppose the’ .

to ensure that the Pope does .

Pa

not enter ‘Nariiigép iceland. :

BELFAST (AP) — Some.
Protestant leaders lined up
Sunday in staunch opposition .
to allowing Pope John Paul
to set foot on Northern Irish,
soi] when he visits Ireland in

September,

Vatican sources in Rome
said the Roman Catholic
pontiff would not visit
Northern Ireland, where a
decade of sectarian strife
has coat 2,000 lives. But the
Roman Catholic primate of

weekend he
out the possibility.

The Polish-born Pope will
visit the Irish republic Sept..
2-Oct. 1 before flying to the
United States. He will be the
first reigning pontiff to visit
Ireland. 7

Despite the Vatican
report, Rev. Ian Paisley,
leader of the Protestant
Democratic Unionist party,
declared a committee of
Protestants is being formed

Niagara
psychic
failed

NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y.
(AP) — A Connecticut
housewife’s vision of im-
pending disaster at Niagara
Falls failed tc materialize
Sunday as predicted -

Park police were
nonetheless braced for an

‘Invasion by throngs of

curious visitors. A desk
officer at the Niagara Res-
ervation State Park said
erowds were “average’’
Sunday morning at the
world-famous cataract,
where water drops 61 met-
res, Extra police were called
infor the anticipated rush of
visitors in late afterncon.

That was when housewlfe
Pat St, John of Bridgewater,
Conn., a self-styled psychic,
had said ‘‘one: of the
retaining dams in the
Niagara Falls system will
suddenly fracture" and send
extra tons of water crashing
over the falls,

In the path of the deluge,
she sald, would be a Maid of
the Mist tour boat carrying
“a group of deaf children on
an outing from a camp for
the deaf.”

Her visions set the time of
the disaster at 4:56 p.m.
EDT. But the time passed
without incident.

Mrs, St, John made her
prediction on a Waterbury,
Conn., television show on
July 4,

No deaf children booked
passage on the tour boat, but
Niagara Falls Mayor
Michael O'Laughlin had said
be would ride the Maid of the
Mist at the hour of the

~ predicted disaster.

O’Laughlin predicted he
would be back to tell about
the ride,

‘on Vessels”

current base rate of $7.42 an .,

Tendermen are.seekini 2 a
1&per-cent wage Irgrease’
while the association ‘ts. of-.
fering seven. per, cext:+4

Paisley “threatened
massiye Protestant
demonstrations if the pontiff
does cross into the North

from the Irish republic to the

south,

Rev. William Craig,
moderator of the
Presbyterian Church, took a
less harsh tone but said that
"for purely . spiritual
reasons” he would turn down

Ireland, Tomas -@ardiial 0, igny invitation gbymbet the
- Fiaich, saidé. aver aa ‘ ;

Pope, 4 4 .
Anglicart’ and ‘Methodist

~ leaders in Northern Ireland
did not join Palsley’s ‘angry ,

reaction. |. °

working
the people who,..até in-
timidated at-the-rmoment to
give support to violence will
resolve to resist it.”

Paisley, leader of the

breakaway Free
Presbyterian Church, said:
“The British government

must realize that this is one ~

visit that is not on. As a

leader of the Northern,
Treland people I say it is not i
on. ii} .

’ Paisley is one of Northern.’
Treland’s leading politicians
and a member of the British
Parliament and the
Parliament of the European
Common Market countries."

By heightening religious
feeling among the North’s
minority Roman Catholics, a

papal visit to, Northern:-

~ "The Pacific Northwest ‘Tralla
‘Abenclation, hich ie try ©

she was released. 4} imo

Authorities did not identify
immediately the two men
taken from a tenement in
this industrial city. A third
suspect, ‘believed to have
picked up the ransom drop,
‘was being followed, a source
close to the investigation
sald,

.The two were seized
moments after the kidnap
victim, Joan Dedrick, 46,
appeared at a news con-
-ference at her West Milford

“home. At her side was her

husband, William, executive
yicepresident of the Franklin -

“Bank in Paterson.

“She

“She was, ° released
exhausted,

but’ not

“physteally harmed," said
about 58 ‘cents ‘ari hour,” .  Dedrick

a
Mrs, Dedrick arrived

rok

-. MISSOULA; Mont: (ABY

thon, which-is: 6
to establish “‘an’ ‘east-wéat -
hiking and riding trail'across

"$92 and $108 a day working the Pacific Northwest, wants

the National Park Service to
“ptudy, of

iit
edirections it
. »-. Congress to
trail tor -possible

n°. fhe - National

run from .Sou

Kootenay,
+Pags~ fr Wa

fon Lakes

“National Park“ in south-

eastern ‘British Columbia tq

-1lliam, 18, and:Scott, 16,

were elsewhere. :
Mrs. Dedrick was released
ata gas station in Teaneck at
4a.m. Sunday, 42 hours after
she was abducted, FBI
Special Agent Arthur

Meister said.

A realdent in, Teaneck, a
Bergén County community
about’ 40 kilometres from
Mrs. Dedrick’s rural Passaic
County home, telephoned the
FRI after the woman ‘ap-
peared at the door. .

“She was bound, but not
physically hurt,” Meister
said :

Mrs, Dedrick’s release fol-
owed a dramatic'appeal to
the kidnappers on’ Saturday
from her husband, who also
asked the FBI to remain in

the background until his wife

was released,

Trail people critical

Cape Alava in Washington's
Olympic National Park.
4-It' would cross the nor-
“thwest portion of Glacier
National Park and the North
Fork of the’Flathead River.
The park service's office in
Seattle has, ‘recommended
against establishment of the
trail, «",/kaying con-
servationist are opposed to
it and the ‘trail would harm
fragile alping areas and
disturb grizzly'bear habitat.

4 an

* The association maintains
the park service should have
presented trail-use  in-
. formation from othen. areas
to support its conclusions
and should have. conducted
public hearings.

‘

Queen visits Malawi ..

' BLANTYRE (AP)
Queen Elizabeth arrived in
the former British colony of
Malawi on Sunday for a two-
day visit on her way to the
Gontercaoy a Ze summit,
"Teo itor fc

fully dfesséd Malawian
women danced and sang
traditional songs to welcome

Dr. Arthur’ Butler, a _ ‘De Queen, Prince Philip and

spokesman for the Church of:
Ireland, said: “If ‘the visit,’!
can generate enthusiasm for _
together, some of.»

their 19-yearold son, Prince

- Andrew,

-Thia is the second stop of
the Queen’s four-country
tour of African. Com-
monwealth countries before
she goes to Zambia for the

mbia, ahs ;
of color?" Was “thatked

retin

Aug. 1 opening of the 40-
country summit. She will
stop next in Botswana’ for
two days. ; -
The ‘53-year-old monarch
n uc.in Tanzania,
alt aehay. visit
ithe “Laege "and
enthusiastic crowds." The
Queen and President Julius
Nyerere, the two longest-
serving heads of state in the
Commonwealth appeared to
get along well and often were
seen in animated con-
versation, .
‘Nyerere saw the Queen
and her party off Sunday for
the flight to Malawi.

“

Nicaraguan search.

MANAGUA (CP) — Sand-
inista. guerrillas searched
northern Nicaraguan
movntains Sunday
groups of fleeing national
. guardsmen reported to be-
heading, for neighboring
Honduras. ;

The natlonal guard was
disbanded when its general .
staff. fled after Somoza's
resignation last week.

The Sandinistas on Sunday
opened recruitment centres
to reinforce its armed units

Ireland might prove tobea -

boost for those who want to’
unlte it with the
predominantly Roman
Catholie Irish republic. Most”
Protestants want Northern
Ireland to remain British.

The current fighting
among the Roman Catholic-
based Irish Republican
Army, Protestant activists
and British troops broke out
in 1969.

Cardinal O Flaich, leader ,

of the 3.6 million Roman’

Catholics, in both ‘paris of |

Ireland, hag his. seat ‘In
Armagh, Northern Ireland...
There has been speculation
the Pope might go there..

No itinerary for the visit
has been given, bul Cardinal
0 Fiaich said the Fope is
“almost 100 per cent likely”
to visit Knock, a. County
Mayo village that this year
celebrates the.centenary of a..
reported wislon of the Virgin

Knock has a population of.
250. But the parish priest,-
Rev. Jamés Horan,.forecautl.
that crowds flocking there to-
see the Pope would exceed:
the millions who turned out
during the papal visit to
Poland earlier this year,

The village roads- are
being widened for the papal
entourage and a helicopter
pad is being completed,

The Pope will artive at
Dublin, where ‘he: will be
greeted at the alrport by the
republic's President Patrick
Hillery and Prime Minister
Jack Lynch and Ireland's
Roman Catholic prelates.

for .

already. based..an_ .the
Tmilitary structure of ‘the
national guard. --
Meanwhile, a U.S, Em-
bassy official said the United
States is prepared to provide
large-scale aid to war-
ravaged Nicaragua.  .
Thomas O'Donnell, in
charge of the embassy in the

- ambassador's absence, said:

“We are awaiting a green
light from the Nicaraguan
government and the Red
Cross,”

Indian seeks reguge

LOMPOC, Calif. (AP) —
The American Indian
Movement urged foreign
‘embassies Sunday to offer
asylum to AIM activist
Leonard Peltier, who
escaped in a hail of bullets
from a federal prison where
he was serving a life term for
killing two FBI agents, |

Fedéral agents and prison
‘authorities declined to

discuss the scope of the
search for the 34-year-old
fugitive, but said he is
believed armed ‘and ex-
tremely dangerous.

The AJM Central Council
in Minneapolis, . Minn.,
issued a statement calling on
foreign embassies and other
American Indians. to. help
Peltier, re

‘Liberals keep Trudeau

TORONTO (CP) — Execu-
tives of the federal Liberal
Party have decided it will be
at least another year before
the leadership of Plerre

“Trudeau is challenged in
Aetidership convention. no

’ Party executives met pri-
vately in a two-day meeting

that ended Saturday at a

‘dewntown hotel and voted to
fF, a

delay the nationa]- con-
vention called for in the
party constitution. The party
president indicated after the
meeting that the upcoming
Quebec referendum on
‘separation ‘was a significant
reason for the decision.

“OF “course we~ couldn't
have a convention during the
referendum,” said Senator
Al Graham,

Vietnam massacres people

MANILA (Reuter) -- Viet.
namese soldiers massacred
85 tefugees from Vietnam —
4$of them children — when
thelr boat ran aground last

‘month on one of the Spratley

- Islands in the South China

Sea, Phillppines military

. Sources reported Sunday.

The sources said eight of
the “boat people” survived

and now are on the south-
western laland of Palawan,
about 560 kilometres’ east of
the Spratleys, under the care
of the Philippines military.

It was not clear how the
survivors, who inclided two
former sir forte officers
from . South Vietnam,