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~Ttaly waves trophy to cheering throngs

; ROME (AP) — Hundreds of thousands of
. wildly happy soccer fans danced in the streets
‘and plunged into fountains across Italy in‘ an-

all-night celebration of Maly’ s third Worlg Cup
victory.

In . Venice, two clowns painted @ cireus... ...
elephant blue and paraded it across the bridges ..
spanning the city's canals in a bizarre tribute to *
_ Noetri Azzuri, or Our Blue, ; as + the ‘vietorlows ;

soccer squad is called.”

Police in Rome said more. than 300 000 people
crowded into the city's centre aa the natlonwide
party atarted moments after Maly’s 3 $1 victory ©

over West Germany in the Madrid final Sunday
night. The legions . of banner-waving fang

~ followed the traditional ‘Toute: of triumph for

ancient Rome's generals... 27

Rome’ (-] main squares were ‘closed 7) traffic

~ two hours before the world’s premier. pot

match began, and filled with cheering;

, beating fans minules after the final: ‘whiwfle

More than 40 people were taken to Hospital j in

Rome for minor injuries, officials said, Police -
_ elsewhere reported some minor ‘injuries: and

vandalism.

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Flag-bedecked care and motoreyétes and

huge crowds flooded nearly every Ttalian clty,

paralysing traffic { for bours,; authorities said.
Despite: tha cool weather, hundreds of

_ Gelebrants splashed in fountains and tossed

water bombs at passersby.

“The way we celebrate in maly is to. find _ Ships in the Bay of Naples and other Atalian o

4

water fountains and throw ourselves in,” sald
Dario Muraro, who was in Madrid for the final
~ match In Santiago Bernabeu stadium.

The sireets of the Spanish. capital also were
filled with Italian fans; who turned the wide,
treé-lined Paseo de Castellana across from the
~, stadium into a sea of green, red and white s

Italian flage,

‘Shouts of “Rossi, Rossl”” rang out as the fana..
cheered Paolo Rossi, 25, who became the World -
- Cap championship's top scorer with six goals in.
the month-long tourney: He scored Italy's first -
goal against West Germany on Sunday night -
and accounted for all five Italian points in‘ the
- two previous games against favorite Breail and |.
Poland.

__ One fanin the northern city of Turin ‘carried a.
sign reading: “On the eighth day God created _

"y

Paolo Rossi.”

In Rome and ather cities, there seem to be.no
end to the Italians’ inventiveness in celebrating. 7
_ their national, team’ 6 third championship. Italy -

" won titles in. 1934" ‘and 1935. | _
Other fans painted their faces in the national. =H
colors, holsted flags atop anclént ‘mionumients. :~
-and staged mock funerals for the- fallen West.
Germans...

A fan-in ‘Rome carried a: mock coffin and ;
“distributed “printed obituaries’ of “Signora
Germania, © deceased: after, 90 agonizing .

minutes,”

Ny . we

' sports victory.

Ports blew fox horns and sirens in tribute to the

Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini called ita

’-termission.

West, German | soccer fans
derstandably ‘subdued, ‘but Italians living in
’ Bonn honked their car. horns and- flew the
tricolor: Italian fiag,. and “West’’ German

“grand victory: for Maly” that will “help bring
" Ttalians closer to one another.”
Placards were “everywhere,
“Knockout” and “lMaly You're Great.”
In Verona, more than’ 20,000 peaple gathered
for an open-air performance of Verdt's Othella’
~ erupted in-a:10-minute round of applause when
the victory was -announced durini an: in-

‘reading |

were un-

_ television showed Italians climbing the statues

- din Munich's. Marien Square,”

--The Hamburg tabloid Bildzeitung trumpeted
in its morming: edition: “Pity — but the’ Ttalians
- were better — “ Congratulations!"’.

“About 50 Italians drove in 20 cara along main .
streets flanking Moscow’s Red Square from
12:30.a:m, to 1:30.a.m,, while onlookers cheered.
| and. waved...\We were very surprised that
“Soviet police didn’t interfere," said one.of the
*- eelebrants. “ALY ‘one point, a squad car pulled

; alongside and the police inside waved atus." -

The: party also hit the. Streets.
neshurg, where: ‘Italians danced, drank
.. champagne and leaned into car windows to kiss -
_ drivers that: tried’ to. weave through the

of Johan-

_ eelebration Similar outbursts of joy occurred

‘in Cape Town, ‘Durban and East London.

” Fishing boats bob in the waters at Kitimaat village’ s dockside»

‘interview’ .
Palestiniaris also reject the’

. forces:
Liberatign Organization
. guerrillas.

~ feverishly lp save several
pieces of:
~legislation- from-at least a

Israel claims PLO i is staling. settlement

" BEIRUT - (AP) = A
Palestinian. leader, voicing
defiance of Israeli guns and -

. American mediation, vowed.

today: -“‘We-are not Jeaving:
Lebanon.” ee

George Habash, ‘speaking
as a
_ ceasefire .stilled - the: guns —

U.S.-arranged

around Belrut, satd ‘im an
that - the

idea of American ‘troops

‘participating in a.
peacekeeping. -.force —-to-
-gupervise

disengagement. of Israeli
. and’ Palestine

The firing between Ieraell

the.

‘and PLO forces on Sunday | -

was the heaviest since: the

Siege began, setting: large -

portions of the Lebanese

capital on fire and leaving
83° people: dead ‘and 211:
wounded, Lebanese police

‘said. wrteklee we
‘Habash’ 8
_indicated that a wide ‘gap

and PLO

positions. . ape, US.

‘presidential envoy’ Philip
Habib tried. to negotiate a"

peaceful end to the siege of
Belrit,

“Habesh éaid: the PLO’
would “not discuss: leaving:
--Lebénen until Israeli troops"

Pull back _from* ‘Beirut,

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demand that: Israelis haye
rejected, a .

- Habash, the leader of the
Popular Front.- for - the:

Liberation of Palestine; one -

“:0f the most'radical factions-
‘In the PLO, talked’ ‘to®
Associated.

‘correspondent. Alex Efty. in:

a West Beirut ° apartnient: wei
_ Bl exists. between Israeli.”

‘negotiating |

.Press -

An estimated 8,000 PLO

-fighters are trapped in West -
‘Beirut by. the Israeli siege.
50. are.
Palestinian and. . Lebanese

some: 500,008

civilians.
“ “We -are. not, leaving

Labanon. and will continue’
- fighting. “not... ‘only’ from
‘Lebanon, but: from: Syria, ~
Egypt and Jordan, not: by_.

“anyone, but. by forcing our
- military presence in all the:

countries ‘that surround

“TP Palestine,” he said.

Habash said the. PLO

- ‘would aot accept American |

. participation... ina

peaceheeping farce bécause— stalling,

“the United States Is part of” .
the aggression.” ~

-He said that the ‘United *

~ Nations should bé “the

agency to supervise a

disengagement, rather than

_ the multilateral force, in-.

-¢luding U.S. troops, which”
has’. been | discussed by.
. Habib. The uae of UN. forces -
also ‘was-a: provision of an™

~ L-point. plan ‘put forward
“during the weekend by: PLO |
“chairman. “Yasser- Arafat. .

 frael has ‘thus | far.
rejected. Palestinian
‘demands = that. any

~ evacuation of: ‘Beirut be |

preceded’: - by 1a.
disengagement and. Israeli --
pullback. And: the “Israelis
Say. they” ‘distrust: ‘UN: :
peacekeeping: - ‘forces,
becausethe UN force senttd |
- Lebanon: [ni °1978 “did ‘not.

_ prevent the PLO from using:

- southern Lébanon as a base
for attacks on. Israel. «

- Israeli cablnet - officials,

. who met: Sunday, com-

plained. ‘that the negotiating
process is' getting nowhere -
* and accused the: PLO of”
‘Taraeli - radio
reported. Cabinet Secretary
Dan‘: “Meridor ipaued .a.
warning that Israel will not
‘give the process much more.
-thme before taking action to

eliminate. the PLO presence
in. Lebanon. a

“OuF démand lays down’
‘that all foreign troops leave

- Herald att: Writer

- the ire of focal architects.

‘Thirty-two firms had bid on the project a
“with three Terrace firms ending up on the « -

- short list of six companies.

Ministry of Health officials say the
_ Vancouver firm of Davis and Yuen was

‘awarded the cintract because the three...

local firms had not previously worked with
this type of building and because of time

constraints imposed by the financing of the _

_ broject..

Gregg Lutz, of Arehetects North, ane of

said none ofthe local. firms was ‘given a
chance to discuss the financial deadline

isBLUe,

Ministry of health officials say the final.
decision was up to..the Terraceview

Society, noting that no ministry officials _—

were present for any of the bid interviews,
Despite the ‘diselaimer, La Latte 2 has said the

TERRACE The recent dnouncement
__ that the architectural contract for the new’
" Rerraceview. extended care facility.has
gone toa: Vancouver-based firm has raised -

2 MRE

‘Minister Grace’ McCarthy. :

“The province has provided #4.7 million in,

’ funding for the new. 56 bed facility which

will replace the aging Skeenaview home.
Approximately 3.5 acres of the 20 acre

- . Skeénaview site will be used for the home

~ with the remainder of the land going to the

District of Terrace for use as a park.

expects construction to begin next spring
with an early 1084 completion date.’ |

Meanwhile in Kitimat, the contract to
build:a new courthouse has been awarded
to a local company.

Kadar Construction was awarded tha -
contract to build the new courthouse in the
clty centre expasnion area with'a bid of
$699,852. .

_ Work on the facility will begin: im-

mediately with an’ expected completion

_ date of January 1983. .
The courthouse was designed by. Stuart

firm. .

~ Fishermen ready to strike

ae Herald Staff Writer ’

- PRINCE RUPERT—-Shoreworkers and
fishermen on the west coast will be in a
legal. position to strike Monday night.

The fish industry workers voted over-
whelmingly to strike in a series of strike

votes aerried out last week by the United -

Fishermen's and Allied Workers Union
(UFAWU) and the Native Brotherhood of
BC..

" ‘The shoreworkers voted 65.4 percent’ jn

‘favor of strike action, + '

Although talks are continuing between
~ the union and fish industry employers, 72
hour strike notice has been served, putting
the union ‘in. a legal strike position
beginning Monday night..

Union president Jack. Nichol said
several months of negotiation have failed
to produce dny kind of wage offer from the
‘Fisheries Association of B.C.” - .

- The last contract for the provinces, 9,500"
shoreworkers expired -April. 30.

Nichol said the 13 fish companies

grouped in the fisheries association sant -

ae ee cae ae, witha
je -

Ug awe ceciataaale et

to eliminate overtima and ‘cut “out other
~ long standing: unborn benefite ond. contract
clauses.

Commenting. on. the strike. vote Nichol

sald shoreworkers had. “demonstrated in

he’s trongest termd* their opposition to

rallag the contract back 20 years," -

The union [s asking for’ wage increases
amounting to $2.25 per hour éver the
current §10:46 base rate in @ one‘ year
agreement,

- and the Native © Brotherhood have also
~ yoted in favor of strike action over current
salmon price offers.

No strike deadline has been get despite
" the 87.2 per cent vote in favor of strike
- action,

The Terraceview Society has said it.

The salmon net fishermen of the union

- jocal firms plat to take up the iasve with ced
proviricial politicians, including . Premier a
/ Bille Bennett and: Human Resourees oo

C. Ross, Architect, a Prince George based :

“The fisheries association wants: to cut... -

salmon prices from 18.5 -per cent for
sockeye to over 60° Pet cent for chum
salmon,

Close to 3,500 fishermen belong to the
UFAWE: with another 1,500 belonging to
_. Native Brotherhood. ?

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Construction strike averted?”

Herald Staff Writer
VANCOUVER— Fears of a complete
’ shutdown of B.C.'s construction inudstry

were postponed this week with the decision —
to contimie talks between emplofera and

the building trades council in Vancouver,
’ The B.C. and Yukon Building Trades
Council, representing close to 55,000

construction .workers.in the province, had ©
taken a strike vote June 21 and threatened.

to begin strike action Monday.
Instead the 17 international unions

grouped in the couneil and ‘the Con-”

struction Labor Relations Association will
be holding talks this week,

Council spokesman Cy Stairs said the-—~ .
council had decided enough progress was: -

. being made in contract talks to cdfitinue
negotiations until at least the middle of the
week.

_ Stairs said there was hope a strike could
be averted. ~

* “Nobody wants-to.go out- on a bloody
strike unless there's a. need to," Stairs
said. -

The © general ‘provincial construction

contract expired -April 30..

‘ ‘Although the tinion's. hope to ‘clear up

their individual demands soon, no money
offers have yet been discussed,"

‘CLRA president: Chuck McVeigh paid he

". undérstood. the desire of ‘the unions ‘to..

“reach'a speedy agreement and not ‘shut
down virtually the only bright spot in the
B.C. economy at the moment, —

“E think they've got some problems and

long shutdown’ which “wouldn't. improve
- their position, anyway,"" McVeigh said. .

Adjournment uncertain |

OTTAWA (CP) — The made and -

Commons turns its attention~-going down

to details of the new federal

legislation ' is

the drain.” inflation: has to. start

they'd just as soon get the best agreenient —
possible right now, rather than taking a.

‘budget this week as. it tries - “traditional six-day ‘budget ©
“debate Thursday night: and —
began debate Friday’ on a
bill limiting federal public:
* service pay increases to six:
~ per cent next year and five |

important

temporary. death.

There. is still no firm in-.
dication when the Commons

will adjourn for. the summer *
. since:

the’ “Progressive:
Conservatives - ‘are

’ Lebanon, downto the last. -—-threatening. to-~drag the

man,” . Israeli Defence

- Minister Ariel Sharon said.
in an interview published by

a Weat German newspaper,
Sunday. _
Habib’

and other

“negotiators! could do little

Sunday because of the

: thunderous -harrage of

‘artillery and rockets, some.
“of which fell. close: to theit, .
‘headquarters. The ‘shelling

. Bonded at night, when Habib
~ arranged the sixth ceasefire .

Binee, the invasion ‘began on’:
June. 6. lo os

be: PLO: “aalivied 100, O00
shells, ‘the, ‘equivalent ‘ol -
- 2,000 tonnes .of explosives,

" were fired into. West Beirut *

by Israeli artillery and-

surrounding the. city's -

southern and eastern oul -

Lebanese police said 186--
buildings were destroyed by
“shell: fire - and the- Soviet
_ Embassy in West Beirut.
was hit for the third Hime.

oe

session through the balmy .
_ weather. .

But it is expected MPs
will head - for__their,, con-
“stituencies by the end of the
month,

Before they do, the

‘government will try -to "
rescue several bills destined .-

to dieif they don’t get royal
-assent before the end of this

-segsion, which | ‘began. in:

d is alread -
April, 1980, and i an move may be the harbinger

of similar ‘Controls on ‘the: ’
: private sector. -

"the longest ever.

Legislation nat: “approved .

“by the Commons and Senate,
“by then -must be Teln-
troduced in-the fall.

All debate and committee
study. already undertaken.

—‘an extremely unlikely
,event given the con-

‘troversial nature of most ©

-billp.-..
“It's that time of year

again,” a Liberal insider
_ said. “Deals are being

must be repeated unless .
there is unanimous consent -

The Commons. ended its

per cent the year after.-

they”: have. | “obvious:
' Jurisdiction. ©...

However, other faceta of

The bill also takes aways<-. the budget won't save much.

the public employees’ right
_ to strike on the wage limits,

The cap on civil servant
pay — che of the pillars of

Finance Minister. Allan-:-
_MacEachen's. .
aiming toreduce inflation to.

six per cent in 1983 and five

” percent in 1pa4 — will. likely .
receive harsh criticism in|

the House,

“The Tories and: New.

Democrats. both say. the
government is’ picking ‘on

‘the Jpublic service and

worry — that: ‘MacEachen's

‘But the Liberals maintain
“that leadership i in wrestling,

budget. — Seven —

money. Spending programs

on Job creation, interest —

the current it. -per-cent :

roiling the
public’sector because that’s)
the only area over which ....

‘rate_relief and ‘housing’

measures will send ‘the
federal deficit soaring.

‘months.
MacEachen. said the deficit

would be $10.5 billion for the |
1962-83 fiscal year. Now’he .

Mays it'll be $19.6. billion.

; Skeptics. say he's erting ,

conservatively, .

en weeks Ago, the
federal government ptished
“through
~-hortow -
finance. the deficit,

‘the Commons for debate. a

bill to borrow abouit 1

billion, more,

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