“AM nuclear’ weapa

. sbnite interested parties. 04
ey demilitarized: ‘Zone. and. possibly . a:
* * fyuelear free zne. vutside a iskilumetre:

Meanie: cusstal. area

-Raberi -Reford,” chaimnan. of . ‘the: oi
- . nember panel that wrote the report; says.
_ worldwide attitudds

No strings demanded —

Reford. : ‘gald:
deamupate ations in Vancouver and Holifa
ro elders Canadians

di ,

TORONTO er) = Ci anaga must. preaa
all iuctear’ payers for a ‘nyretrings: Cunt.
at be: the: Airat fo daunch,

uiitiuent they. Wi

disarmament: have

session. .

5 23 of. epeial: Tinlled Nii ee ©
i : menda, Canada
ake the Arétic

3 toward nuclear.”

ene tnuch more
supportive of the idea since six months ago
when ‘the panel began its work. - :

. "But that does nut mean I expect any
cuncrete steps tu be taken at this assembly:
on disariqainent,”” said’ ‘Refurd: who ‘will -
‘be special adviser to the Canadian“ -

delegation: ,
‘ Ble said he hopes at east sume positive
recommendations will come out of the UN |

- mendations.

andes | Dri. Norman ‘Alcock, AN
: Canadian: Peace Research ' ‘Tnatituite; and ;
-? Willan . Barton, : foriner . Canadian‘ AI. i
““passador’ tu the UN: —

‘larae.

‘are: waning:
ent A deinonatr atin,

‘Tturges Canada to examine aeriaualy ihe of
prohibition of chemical warfare defence.
ineasures such as protective.cluthing and
decontaininatlon equipment and suggests

Canada ‘support,’ poiltically” and
_ materially, an. International: Satellite
-, Monituring Agency.

The panel also recommends. Canada
‘ .: prumute a ban on all flight testing of new J
" strategic delivery systems, such as. the
cruise missile, and preas fur an agreenient

to ban underground nuclear testing. ot

Inquiry hurts banks

OTTAWA. (CP) —.. ‘The

: federal government should

issue a statement of support
for. the chartered. banks
, because a Commons inguiry

into bank profits is scaring |

investors, says an executive
of.a inajer investment firm.
“The inguiry of itself and
by. itself ‘ia hurting - the,
banks," Victor Kolushuk,
vice-president of McLeod
Young Weir Ltd. of Toronto,
fold MPs today at the

Commons finance com"

mittee, ects
He said investors are

; staying away from ‘bank

. of

* pupposed to Increase the flow of dollars in

- should enable the. government to review thesa recent
| policies of cutbacks ta hospitals in funding.

_ _ Stocks, whose. values are.
more depressed than they ~

otherwise would be because
speculation

’ Parliainent may im pose
punitive Jegislation such as
a new. tax on bank profits.

“The. government. should |

make sume supportive
statements regarding bank
profits,. as this would
alleviate at least one of the
hurdles facing . banks in
their search for vital equity
capital in the coming year,”
sald Kolushuk.

There is no way of

measuring the exact effect

uf the inguiry on bank

~~ stocks, he said, But it is “‘an

we

_ additional negative’ which

the government should
reimuve it
publicly there is nothing
wrong with bank profits.

“They should say the =

Ai shing lethal |

TERRACE— The harvesting of shell fish is pot only
ilegal, it ls deadly and anyone eating local mussels, clams

‘orcayaters could éasily die within a couple: of hours, the
. department of fisheries warns. : :

a Bishories will be-charging:people who harvest. the-ahell

fish, particularly: thoae: in the Work Canal area’ but-with.a

_ toxity of: :44,000 unite:heing charged with: illegal ‘harvesting
would be the least of peopie’s worries.

Acouple of penple got sick at Prince Rupert recently and

were fortunate enough to live. Someone elsemightnot be £0

ney, says fisheries,

- Nurses concerned

The 17th annual: ‘meeting of the Licensed ensed Practlal | Nurses

Association of B.C, was held in Varcouver May 20-21. The .
~ loval representative was Wanda Mason from Hagelton.
The professional body of Licensed Practical: Nurses.
concerns Itself with standards of patient care, professional
ethies and continuing education.
It was the unanimous’ opinion of the: ‘delegates at the -
annual meeting that the provincial government created a

‘ potentlally hazardous ‘situation with its ‘health policies...

which have resulted in hospitals cutting back health care

services tothe public.

It séems that the attempt to balance British Columbia’ 8
budget is a higher priority than the provision of quality

bealth care, they say.

It is most regrettable that the progress made In the past’
in the health field is now in a.state of decline where services,

"provided to.the public is concerned, they‘ say.

The members of the -Licensed Practical Nurses.
Association of B.C, wish to express their concern and’
disapproval of this step by the government members and:
urges them to reconsider their priorities. |

The inadequacy of ‘budget dollars allocated to hospitals

has forced Inyofis and created difficulties for hospital staff.

to provide an adequate and safe level of patient care,
Thé government of B.C. recently announced an increase _

-in the cost to the public for Medicare fees. ‘This move is

to the health

ministries coffers. Surely with these additional monies, it .

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by stating,

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and. they're not. going tu

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Suine.. cumipitiee mem-

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questiun of Whether a4

‘ windfall ‘profits tax on

. warranted.
the _MPs,

banks is
However,

_Bcheduled to.write a report

‘laler this munth, have not

committed themselves tu,

the idea, ; *
The inquiry was promp-

ted by a record-high ‘in-

crease in chartered. bank

profits of 37.8 per cent tu.

$1.7 billidn in 1981, But most
vf the inajor banks have
reported declining profits
_fur the first quarter of the
current year.

-Koloshuk said politicians
began- the inquiry to take
heat off themselves. The

public was hostile about
high interest rates and the

anks ‘“‘are a ‘handy
scapeguat.””

- Bank profits - have not ;

been unusually. high or low

when the rates of return on”:

‘bank shares between 1970

and Pree

and 3990 ara.compared ith

returns in other inajor in-
dustries, he said.

By his calculations, banks -

were the sixth must

_ profitable of 14 industries ,
measured ' uver the 10 years,

They provided an average

return tu investers of 15.4 -

per cent cumpared with an

_ average 14,49 by all other:

inajor public corporations.
The return to. bank

stuckholders was higher. . «
than paper and forestry,
" mines, .

metals, and.
pipelines,-tonsumer and
- industrial products,

‘utilities, merchandising and:

management companies

- but-lower than gold, vil and -

gas, reai estate and con-
Struction, _ transpurtation

and cummunications and

media.

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‘TONIGHT

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_BISHOP FESTO KIVENGERE

‘Folkiaida' war,’ us
“Vatiean ‘diplomats: feared. the
e first. bya ponliff. of the Roinan Catho ic Churel ‘i
would appear to signal baipport for Protestant Brital
over: -Cathutic: Asgenitina: ; a
i. Bul-the’ Pape: got: around Ubis: by. emphasizing’ his .

. pastural mission (y minister to the 5.3. iniliien. British -.
_ Catholics -and ‘to ‘foster the “unity ‘of the Roman:
” Catholic and Anglican churches, by refusing tu meet ©
British government officials: and by . scheduling a.
_ “balancing” trip to Argentina next week. ;
The Rome newspaper Il Messaggero ‘said the
; success of these tactics opened the way for the Pupe |
iw gu ahead with plans to visit his native Poland this |
_- stummer despite martial law being in force there:.
“He can gu to Poland without fear of sanctioning ,
-the legitimacy of the “Dec, 15° martial-law
declaration,” the paper said. “;After.Londoa, the road
to Czestychowa is shorter.”
Svine Vatican suurces did not: agree. . ‘os
The Pope hoped tu inake his second papal visit to:
. Poland on Aug. 26 for. the celebration of the 600th
. anniversary of the arrival in Poland of the. Black.
Madonna, Poland’s)nost revered religious symbul, at
the inonastery of Jasna Gura in Czestuchowa.
- Although the trip was pustponed because of martial
Jaw, the Pope has continued to say that he wants to be .
with his cyuntryinen for the holy uccasiun, But -
Vatican sources said a journey to Poland would still
-]” put-the Pope in a difficult situation — either he would. |
‘disappuint his countrymen: by ignoring the putitical
sitdatiun, or he « would’ enrage the Communist
government by speaking out against martial law.
Church sources said the. Vatican diplomats who:
oppused the British trip aled argued that the Pupe's
pusition against war wold. he weakened by visiting a
country at war: Hemet that criticism in his speech in |
Coventry, site of one of the worst Nazi blitz bombings;
in which he said war was not an acceptable means uf
settling disputes.

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Toxic shock
isa mystery

"WASHINGTON (AP) — Although the. cause of toxic shuck
syndrome remains a inedical mystery, women should be
_ Cautiuws about the use of tainpons beeause of their link.to
the rare.but sometimes fatal disease, says a major report
released today. ;

The U.S. National Academy of Sciences’ Institute of,
Medicine said while evidence suggests tuxins produced bya
inicru-organism, have a rule in the disease, ‘the cause is:
“Mncertain...'.
et Bes divease,: whith: -pelinarliy: datferte” youl “nero e
-cstruating women, hasbeen assuciated with lsing all major.”

- brands and styles of tampons. But how these ‘absorbent

is not t_ known, the the report said,
associated with menstruation and 98 per cent of these in-

total 402 (cases WAS about three per cent.

~ Although the report said “it is likely | that the nuinber of |

cases would be inarkedly reduced in the absence of tampon
y,”” it stopped short. of urging an end to. tampons.

the tertn toxie shock syndrome was introduced in is78 to
describe an acute iliness whose syinptuins include fever,
Tash ‘and low blugd pressure, Other symptoms include
votniting, diarrhea, muscle weakness and peeling skin on.
the palins or sules a week or two after the disease begins.

~The committee of health: experts suggested, woinan who
have had the disease and-those whe recently gave birth
should not use tampons because the risk seems higher.

disease than-older women and the use of high-abserbency

. tam puns, especially hy’ adulescents, should be m inimized, it
. Said... - .

TALKS ABOUT
“ROOTS”

_ OF UGANDA

4,
at

‘hits, -
. broadcast: said an. arms

devices increase the risk of getting the toxic shock syndume .
“About 85 per cent of TSS cases reported in 1881 were - .

vulved tainpans, the report said. The mortality rate for the :

Women aged 15 to 24 appear more likely to develop the ,

th

BEIRUT (AP);

hen. ‘planed’ con

 gimued ‘tein, atlagk: without “>. Sein
“ yetup for aa0re than ‘ah hour’
” afler the first wave roared
over. Beirut al 3:30;-pan,
lucal time. . Palestinian...
; guerrilla positiunis returned.
a barrage of anti-aircraft

fire including shoulder-

. fired, heat-seeking missiles, |

eeane said.
apukeaman for , the

~ paletiive Liberatlon”
- ‘Organization said a spurts

stadium. that houses a
major. PLO training base
suffered ratket and bomb
and a Beirut radio

depot in thé stadium ex-

“ploded under the barrage.

s

Young

are Jusing jobs but ii is going. -
on all across the country,”
the Winnipeg-St. James MP
said.' ~
- NDP

Leadér Ed

' Bruadbent's office said he

would again seek an
emergency debate on the
econumy in the Cominons.

The nunber of unetm-

ployed has shot Up.45 per
cent in the last year and the

rate, adjusted fur seasonal
variations, ‘was up sharply
from April's 9.6 per. cent.

‘The figures do nut include

30,000 discouraged workers
who: quit lucking because
there were nu jubs ur 96,000
other workers who weren't
luuking because they were

waiting to be recalled by

employers.

One slightly encouraging
note was that. were 21,000-
fewer of those hidden
unemployed than. - last -
Ingath,,,.

Hardest wie by the’ job
stealing recession were .

young ‘men 15 to 24 years uf:

ataiss ‘

The Herald. Friday, June 4, 1982, Page y

Israel bombs Beirut oa

“Vaice of Lebanon, radia

: ckened
the: skies- over’ ‘Palestinian:
held: -neighburhouds of

training camps. "
There was nv iininediate

detailed .repurt§ . on

casualties ur ‘damage in the

"stricken neighburhuods, but -

PLO ‘spukesmen said the
casualty figures are high. It
was the third Israeli alr
attack un Lebanon-based
guerrillas in six weeks:

' The Israeli military
command in Tel Aviy issued
a brief statement saying
that "as a result of the

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Asppell-. hen

“The privately -vwned \ eriuninab altack: ie 7
-_ adir: and:
“saton aj bunt ‘also bie:

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“waining: cainp.. was “the:
. mary ui af the alr ee
Sabra, Chatilla- and Bau a rae ne
.el-Barajneh, "which. -huuse
dozens. of PLO offices and)

reid. nyt

. Oe
~The -- “PLO- hes “denied con ESS
; reaponalbility for the atlack~

on Atnbassadur Shlume
Argov, whe was critically
wounded by a bulletin the
head in the Thuraday night
attack in front of a London
hotel. :

In Beirut,” vans with

_ loudspeakers reamed the

stricken areas blaring
warnings to the public, and
the wall of ambulance —
sirens mixed with the roar
of diving jeta over :the
Lebanese capital. © ‘

Seople ah hard

age. Twenty per cent ur ‘one

in every five was without .

work.

' Not mueh better off were
students. Last month 16.2
per cent were jobless, up
from 13,8 per cent last year.

fuund jobs, 74,000 less than a
year earlier. ‘

. The. unemployment rate.
rose last month fur men and
woiren in all age groups and

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