Page 2, The Herald, Friday,

August 17, 1978

30 STILL AT SEA re
- Storm hampers. yacht search

PLYMOUTH, England
{CP).— Another big storm

blew up off southwest
England Thursday, curbing
efforta to locate more vic-
tims of the ill-fated Fasnet

yacht race, About 30 boats

UNITED NATIONS (AP)

— Ambassador Andrew

Young hinted Thursday he
may meet again with the
Palestine Liberation
Organization representative
to the U.N., Zehdi Labib
Terzl. [t was an international
flap over his unauthorized
meeting with Terzl last
month that caused him to

are reported stil at sea and’
at least three sailors are still
missing.

The Royal Ocean Racing
Club, sponsors of the tragic,
19-country racing classic,
said most of those still at sea

resign as the chief U.S.
delegate to the UN.

Young told a news con-
ference that if Terzl asked to
see him in his.capacity as
this month’s president of the

‘UN. Security Council, it
would be unconscionable to
turn him down.

“Young also told the confer-
ence, held the day after

are in relatively sheltered...”
waters of the English.
Channel.

Four Canadian yachts in

the race are safe. The —
Magistri of Toronto, the.
Evergreen of Hamilton and
the Manitou of Oakville,

President Carter accepted
his resignation, that he will
begin consultations Monday
about a possible council
meeting on. the. Palestine
issue next Thursday.

“The only difference
might be that any con-
sultations I conduct E will
conduct in the office of the

Ont,, are in Plymouth. The

' Pachena of Vancouver took
- shelter
Treland.

in Crosshaven,

On. the day before
Tuesday’ 8 disastrous storm,
the eightmember. ia
was almost run down |

Young says maybe to

Council”.

Young's July 26 talk with
Terzi’ dealt with possible
postponement of a council
meeting planned for July 31
on whether to add

Palestinian self-determi-.

nation to the 3 cations
for peace in the le East.

The meeting finally was
poslponed but when the news

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WED., THURS. & FRI. TO9:30 PM

‘member Andre

Peotested a U.S. promise not _
to deal with the PLO had
beén vollated.

: took

lanker in eet of fog.
ng ‘s storm “‘a
wave hit us and turned us
right over,” said crew
Calle, 27.

“We thought it was all aver,”
The Magistri righted

meet

got out. that the U.S; am:
bassador had talked to the
PLO . about it, Israel

At Thureday’s news
‘conference, Young said if the
council met. next Thursday,
and if it was- Washington's
decision to cast a veto on a
readlution then, he “would
have no healtation in casting

“that veto.” ©

In another forum, Young
the Carter ad-
ministration’ to task on
several counts.

He was quoted as saying in
acopyrighted interview with
the Cox. Newspapers
Washington bureau that he
felt diplomatic relations
should immediately be
established with Hanoi; that
the U.S. should drop its.
restrictions on trade with
‘Havana; that he disagreed
with administration plans to
increase defence spending

. and with Carter's proposal to

build the $26-billlon MX: mis-
sile syatera.

__ He also said he could not
-Gapute claims that the U.S..

islargely responsible for the |
exodus of almost a million
tefugees from Southeast
Asia because it had refused

. to recognize Vietnam and

because U.S. ‘bombing of
Vietnam's farmlands had
caused major food shor-
ae logeti
‘oung was not apologetic
about meeting Terzi. He told
the U.S. state department
first that It wag a chance
meeting with no shop talk,
then corrected the account
afler giving the full story to-
Inraell Ambassador Yehuda
lum, °

Explaining why he did not

. tell Washington all in the

beginning, Young said: ''T
sought to protect the state

-department from any con-

_— of what I was
“T have no regrets," he
said. “I would do it again.

|. Eve never wanted this job. I

have net sold my soul. I
would not take a. rep:
nimand.”

In the U.S., reaction from
political leaders was mixed,

. Black leaders generally

herself and the three

Canadians on deck, roped to

‘the boat, held on. "The five

below deck were flung from

side to aide but there were no
luries,

The Fasinet formed part of
the. Admiral’s Cup. series,
Australia was ‘declared
winner of the Admiral's Cup
taking the trophy for only the

‘second time. Impetuous led

the winning trlo;

‘The ‘ Austialian team
totalled 1,068 points for the
fiverace series -with the
United States runners-up on

_ 1,013, Canada placed second-
* last in the is-country stan .

The Cup. presentation: will
take place today but instead
of the customary celebration
party, it will be followed by a
church: service for the i7

-yachtsmen who lost their
lives during the ‘storm-_

whipped Fastnet race,
Fifteen of the dead were in

the race, The others were |

non-participania,
Meanwhile, Ted Turner,

owner of the Atlanta Braves

and-Atlanta Hawks, learned

_ hia yacht Tenacious had won

the Fastnet race.

“It’s hard to be real.

happy,” he said, surrounded

by his crew, “becauge-eo,

many are in that great yacht
Tace in the aky.”

The Mayor of Piymouth,
(Graham Jinks, launched an -
‘appeal fund for farnilles of
the victims.

As chaos abated, the Royal
Ocean Racing Club changed
its count of participan te in
the classic race from 3 306 to
300 and said all were ac-
counted for as safe, sunk or °
abamoned. Only 8 yachts
finished the race.

The club said about 50 eri-
tranta are still in-

sailing
eluding the Royal Navy boat .

Kalisana which had been out
‘of contact with shore for two
days.

reaching ha
was the Guan yacht Jan
Pott. Its cre members said
they did a 360-degree turn

when capsized at the height
of last Monday’s storm; The
vegsel lost ita mast, but the
sailors rigged up sails

“<

enabling them: to reach port. :

In London a spokesman for. .
Lloyd's Inaurance = un-
derwriters said the Fastnet
disaster would result in the
Hggest-ever claims after an
ocean race, “There has
never been anything on this
scale before," a spokesman

Peter Coucher, a leading
Lloyd's . Insurance un-
derwriter, said many of the
yachts ranged in value
between $89,200 to $1.54
million.

Among ite nraggers ,

_ the

| NEWS BRIEFS

WINNIPEG (CP) --
ducer-director ‘John Hirsch
has come home to Winnipeg
but he doesn’t like what he

Bots. .

“This used to be a vi
warm ani d dynamic city, but
it's changed fundamentally.
It's become a city of pinball
.machines and submarine
sandwiches.” Sa saya the

man who helped found the:

Manitoba Theatre centre In
, 1.

Hirach is in Wiriniped for a
two-week ‘assignment, on
Ioan from CBC-TV in
Torents where he continues
to work as a congulting
director two years after

Pro: . place to develop, a place

where things generated,” he

says. “People always looked
to us for growth.”

He polnts to the cliy’s

ery former position as a leader
in. the development of
Institutions in -
Winnipeg had the -

cultural

first ballet company, the
first regional theatre and the
second musical theatre. -.

Now, he“ says the city
. seems to “overrun with lost
social’

children” and the’
effecta are clearly visible.

- “There's some kind of

problem that’s not. a
tributable to economics. I've

noticed this for a while but. -

this time it hit me like a ton

stepping down as head of — of bricks,”’. tes
“The change is reflected in —

English-language drama.
He compares with regret
the Winnipeg of 1979 with the

‘Winnipeg he first knew when
he arrived From Hungary in.

‘147,
“Winnipeg: used to be a

‘the artisti¢ commmunity as

well, he says, polnting to the

way young Canadian

is are no longer

featured at the theatre
contre,

Police say no leads yet

MONTREAL (CP) —
Police say they have no firm
leads in- the $390,000_ho
at a CBC employees’
union Wednesday in

netic rene Mea .

and another hurt.

convict
Michel. Lafleur, |
“There doean't seem to be

an link, but we'll check into .

Lafleur. pulled a handgun -
on his guards Aug. 9° while
being transferred by van,
from one prison to another.

The robbery’ on "Wed-

nesday wai’ Comune by ‘hy oth

two hooded

entered the eastend Mon.

treal headquarters of the

armed robber

CBC just aa two guards,
employees of Alliance

Securite Blinde Ltee., were -

‘transfecting money. from the
truck to the building.

" One_ guard, ‘SO-year-old
Bernard Babeu, died in-
stantly after being shot in the
heart and thigh. .

Hia tf, 2i-year-old
Roger Audet, was shot in the
neck and side and is in
critical condition in hospital.

» The gunmen, one of them
wounded; : fled with a third
_accomtiplice and climbed into
‘a taxi. They ‘ordered the

driver, to let them off oo:

"nearby Cham St, while
a ni person fi ina
pee ‘driver wa
ee shortly

Tolesed and the | four
‘disappeared in

Oil spill damage lingers

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas
(AP) — Crude oil slicks from
& runaway: Mexican oil well
have already blackened
nearly 382 kilometres of
Texas beaches and will

menace, the Gulf of Mexico.
foe possibly asfarnorth as: |.

isan until autumn winds
an begin, a:top U.S.
scientist said Thursday.

“The only thing coming up
that will help us is the
reversal of the currents and
northerly winds
sometime in the fall,” said

John Robinson, scientific oo:

ordinator of the federal
government force . fighting
the oil that has cover
sands of square kilometres

thou.’

_ in the western Gulf of
Mexi

of ‘the multi-million-dollar

resort beaches at South
Padre Island gt the Up of

Texas’ were covered Thur- ....
eday with 9 thick hand of goo...

m tha’ Worki’s worst oll

spill

The Ixtoc I well near the
Yucatan Peninsula has been
apewing oll since June 3 at a
Tate of nearly 850,000 gallons
a day, officials eatimate, At
that rate it passed 63 million
galions Thursday, 13 million
gallons more than the

world’s previous worst spill,

by the wrecked

“Amoco Cadiz on the French

* opposed the resignation.

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