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' .victions,
- Fulton went on to say that

- Atlin MLA Larry Guno spoke harshly of the government’s pro-

posed labor legislation at a recent public meeting In Terrace.
Guno described Bill 19 as ‘a dangerous attempt to remake our
society”. The meeting, called by the B.C. Federation of Labour,
was attended by more than 200 people,

Indians join

‘TERRACE — Kitsum-

’ kalum Chief Chiff Bolton

stood. behind the micro-
phones, surveyed the
crowded room for a mo-
ment, and said, ‘‘Wel-
come to the Kitsumkalum
tribal territories.”

’ Bolton was speaking to
a public meeting called in
Terrace recently by the

B.C. Federation of

Labour to discuss the im-
plications of Bill 19, the
government’s new. labor

legislation currently be- .

fore the B.C, legislature.

Bolton conveyed the:
support of: the Kitsum- .

kalum people in the

- unions’ efforts to have Bill '
19 removed. ‘It’s time we:

joined forces,” he’ said:
“The government would

like to divide us and keep -

us .in ignorance.”’

_ Organized labor and the
native people of B.C, ‘have

a number of common: ‘on. -
cerns; most of which in-.
“volve the Provincial gOv- .

Kiteumkalum Band Chief CHif Bolton told a recent gathering of

concermed workers and labor leaders in Terrace that his band
and others across B.C. will support organized labor In the effort
to have the provincial government's new labor Jaw proposals

withdrawn.

labor battle

ernment, Bolton said,

“Canada points the

finger at other countries
for human rights viola-

tions, but many of our -

people do not have em-
ployment,”’ he said. .“‘Un-

employment is 95. percent.

on some reservations, It’s

easy for the government to

keep us on the dole,.and
- they won’t ‘deal with us in

-an intelligent way. Reser-.
‘vation life has been forced -
‘on us - like Bill 19 is being: ;

forced on you.” -

Bolton’s declaration of
unity with organized labor

- Was an outgrowth of meet-

ings held last year between

native. leaders and labor 7 _

Tepresentatives -in Nanai-

"mo, and it is a statement
being echoed: throughout f-
the province, In a subse-.

quent interview Bolton

said, “Our common con-.

cern with labor is the con-

tinuous | struggle. to be

heard.” 7

Much contemplation. required

Letter

. To the. editor,

Recently I heard. Mr.
Jim :Fulton our Member
of Parliament on the radio
discussing .his. view on
capital punishment. He is
adamantly against capital

punishment and would
vote. against it in - the:

House of Commons. -
If this is his honest and

- well-thought-out convic-

tion then I respect his.con-
However, Mr.

those MP’s who voted for

. capital punishment should.
‘ be forced.to act as the ex-

ecutioners at Parliament

Hie

While: I do not wish to

discuss captial punishment
in this. letter as I find it

hard: to be firmiy entren-

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on matters of an absolute. -
‘ nature; ie, religion, mor-
ality etc. I do wish to show."
‘that Mr. Fulton has: made. -
& statement which he_
should contemplate in res-°
pect to other ethical |
- like knife: Mr.
Fulton’s ‘fine-of-
thought should lead him -

issues!
Mr.

to consider his own stand
when he next. speaks

or/and votes on the abor-..

tion or euthanasia i issue,

If and when Mr, Fulton .

and: his fellow NDP mem-

bers were to follow his
_feasoning then the result’

should be the following:

.. NDP leader Ed Broad- .
bent after voting in: favor.

of abortion could begin ~
training for his dual career ©

as an abortionist, Since 75
percent of abortionists are

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of the suction type in
. which a lose is used'to tear .
the baby apart - ‘then he.
-would practice this. first.

@ Jim Fulton, after
voting “‘party-line’’ would

take on the task of a D.

and C abortion-which im-
plements a sharp spoon-

would need ‘to practice the

scraping of the baby from

the. uterus:

@ Perhaps - one: of. ‘the:
Conservative members.
-(there are a number). who.

vote in favor of the. bill

“would: be trained: as ‘a -
specialist

in the. salt-
poisoning technique which

“- is practiced on those‘ chil- :
dren past the four moniths

mark.

@ Finally, Mr.

Fulton:

John:
Turner (Liberal leader and. ©
author of the omnibus bill .
which dramatically  mul-

‘tiplied the amount. of Cae
nadian abortions in. the
1970's) could begin: to.
harvest: the ‘fruits of. his .

own vote with the hyster-
otomy technique. In this
procedure, similar. to

caesarian. birth the baby is,
‘born alive; but is left to .§
‘die rather than cleaned |

and cuddled. They. some-

‘times live on for hours.

_¥es, Mr. Fulton, -I do

believe there is a lot of
contemplation: on this is--
sue and others, A lot more:
~ than - capital: punishment.
“needs | to be dealt with
“honestly, “fairly and. sin-
_ cerely. by our legislators, If:
‘it is important to treat our
offenders in:a just manner |
(and it is) then how much:
‘more so our innocents?! .

. In Jesus’ name,
Bruce Lloyd, .
Terrace, B.C,

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