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Westwood was welcomed to wh 3 tired of the federal. membership card. ' were. pwiftIn “their. con- " over’ the. federal’ Tories’
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ae nesday after heresigned his ments. Although ihe refused . “Wnent, followed Tumors ‘thal °° Bariler’ this week, meveral Social Credit patty. tty, e 7

~* dptidership of the provincial to. provide names, he said. the...
7, Eabiressins ‘Conservatives’

Opposition: Leader Joe |
Clark, who is on: vacation, ©

‘provinclal..-: Con-:+ ‘federal members of the P,C:: i

many. ‘other ‘Te  Bervatives, who do nat have — Association: of. B.C.; which |

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“Cline: Concept. On UE» Westivood ‘sald the Terfes provincial legisiature,.were - proyinejal Tories, called for’. supports thé provinclal” 819] 4] al 1 om ae N S Se
Gordon Kes! ‘tn and the WCC shared similar « considering ‘a link with the ‘Westwood's resignation. » ~ party, but ‘has refused to: Clveck ihe Eadie Pam ine 7
er, terim ~ thoughts, "- policies: and-. ” Beparatlst party,» - : throw his’ affielal backing »

. leader of the Alberta "Wee:

said ‘in ‘Edmonton. West. “ mitted ihat: ; t .. Wednésda , -

uestion ‘of separat| m that: talks had been nouncement .. wednes Yi, hi : .
aout ‘move will, gaidhe would anetwie 8 held’ “between. our“mem- Conservative MP John itreaodss woud, .
trengthen : and unify © the “referendum showe d the bers and their members out + Fibaser.. sald ~Weatwood - referred te the actions of the "

_ SPaparatist -party~and .he
; predicted the reat of B.C.'s
‘Tories will follow ‘sult.

“Westwood a 41-year-old .

floral (who less: than two~-
_ years, ‘ago took over’ the |

- ‘Shortly follow. B lead.

philosophies. On; the tricky “.

majority of B.C. residents °
. were in favor. of suchi an
move, —

_ Kesler, the lone: WCC -
member inthe Alberta”
_ legislature, told. a news .

--@.member. in’ the | -S7-deat .spepregents both: federal and -

The. former ‘leader ad.

: in the boondocks," and that

a--meeting had“'been
scheduled for later. this
~ week-at the executive level.
However, he stressed these
preliminary.. discussions

‘Following ‘the — an-

probably would haye been
expelled if - he - hadn't
resigned.

'. Fraser ‘said the federal
party's B.C. caucus heard

. about Westigood’s plans to

has often: “gald he: personally

_ behind

federal Tories, calling their
response “knee-jerk and
ininformed. "

He said he had written

Clark early last month
asking for guidance in the

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‘moribund. Tories with ~ were only to.see if the two join forces e WCC
. ‘promises that he would lead - _ vil help wen ‘n * groups could find common ere than 1 a week ugo and remained uumeawered, d
the party “back out of the next general election i in | Sound and no formal links immediately began ta make’ “despite .a second letter ,
wilderness,” sald he 20 Bc, which some believe | Mad been made, — “a very tough stand" requesting a reply, he sald
‘longer, -could be a. could be held asearly asthe Westwood added he’had’ against it | Westwood added. that
~ Progresiive Conservative. fall: ; Support from his executive -. An ms Westwood id neither Clark, for any

angry 1d sai ,

““T yemain a conservative

‘his Bdecision “would open, the

' BOMBAY (CP) — Rioting
‘and arson sparked’ by: a

tacked buses and” care in-

“The political machine

othet districts, ” reporters —

said. -

police rebellion broke out in © A curfew was extended
. until 6 p.m. Friday hia half-

troubled sections.

- board for the talks and that

. Straw polls conducted by -

WCC.

~ Police: rebellion sparks riot

_ Ageneral strike called ty
the trade union joint action
committee failed to eccur,
however. Taxis were

More soldiers were on the |.

the federal Tories con-

closet,” ~

streets today ‘than during

the night; reflecting the
large numbers of: rein-
forcements rushed in to

; Shrikant, Jichkar said. the
“government will “not suffer
treason. and indiscipline

. the federal PC party began

member of his office had
bothered to contact pinrto

“Asked about the future of

the . provincial — party,-
Westwood said it died when

its attack on the provincial
branch last week, “For
many long-time, loyal
Conservatives, that was the
last straw," --

There is no future for the

The federal Torieshave 16 .

sitting members from B.C.

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“news conference. ‘But ‘Kesler said. ‘constituency’ groups in- their Western counterparts waver the truth about the AUG.18,82
‘dammit, thetimes wearein . Doug “Christie, WCC dicated 60 per cent of the unlil something like the Myfu™NS — 4
,deinand action. . founder and ‘its B.C. . members favored somesort WCC ‘rumor brings them * hidi rf ried i tional ‘i 1
Westwood said he hoped ‘president, Welcomed < of accommodation, with the. ‘“careening out of. the ng. cried an emotion us :

| Westwood” tt :

Westwood lo the party with $100,000 i:

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-~Ratralted the" port, city. by police and Some striking Shrikant Jichkar, the ment of 1,000 Gurkhas, the know te divided, he said. last 6 digits WIN $1,000: ata fis Five dollars worthof | “
._ trying to restore ¢ order, textlle mill workers who Maharashtra state min tough Nepalese fighters The. Conservatives have olls ‘ 0 ve gollors worth od
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* One person was seriously dead and dozens injured. “© bout 25 pair who hustled off reporters B.C. since W.A.C. Bennett, following tha claim prosedura on tno back
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troops and Joyal policemen were damaged. Who took at’ i Wed. of one troubled aréa, resigned to join the Social ae THEN :
opened fire on a mob which Soldiers were massed at nésday’s revolt re sart ed for . we ; ; Credit party more than 30 Major Cash Prizes: Winners of major prizes may clavn ther prize by lllowing the claim prace-
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the city’s Parel district, people and vehicles moving, ie, rm, He said & . Babasaheb “Bhosale Their last member was cee aaa ‘mperial Bank ol Commarca in Western Canada, ar by following the claim :
officials said. and troops also made hel O he Hees they were described the protesters as former leader Vic Stephens Imtha eventof discrepancy between the is} and the etc al winning nurnberd ll ad certted by the mucho
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_— Ment evas criticized Wi (fomdiving sinv- Minister: Hugh Curtis"td. eliminate quat- ‘ment abrésted:22 léadets of | | '’ 8

its Crown corporations, real or potential . —_ terly payments in favor of payments athis - their unrecognized ‘union i.

~~ financial problems. - - ”“diseretion. and - dismissed 80, other i
"The legislative committee on. Crown The report sald “his change makes it activists.

_ corporations declared in a report that the -difficult for senior management. to -_

government is making decisions thatcould' responsibly plan for: future capital and COMING 10

’. financially cripple its major Crown  cor- operating requirements." “ ii TO. PRODUCED BY Sy

The report noteil that the B

undertook to finance a $500-million rail

extension to the northeast coal fields with

the’ understanding that the: ‘government
‘would pay it back on a yearly basist.

- The committee said the new government

; budget “has created some doubt as to the

7 _ dovernment’s intention.” ”

’ The report also said a. special warrant

"issued by the government last

L handled behind closed doors when ‘“fun-
ding of the branchline project should be
afforded a high degree of visibility.”

The B.C, Ferry « Corp.'s. cash

_ Management is constrained by govern-

ae nen policy, the report said,

©. Railway power

future,

ander the new "Financial
Administration Act over corporations. The
act ‘may give the minister more control
_ than is necessary and could adversely
‘affect: the performance of corporation
directors to manage and. Plan. for the .

_ ‘The report, compiled by the Social
~ Credit-New Democratic Party committee,

March was siti

because of

also isfeoncerned about cabiriet ministers: -

as corporation directors. ;

(cabinet) insists on maintaining a

ands-on’ “control of the corporation, it
displays a lack of confidence in its choice
of other board membes, and puts the board

" in the position of having to sccept'a very
powerful voice from one of its members.”.

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