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. it owes to numerous Canadian and internatlonal “banks...

“(sem ,

Dome ‘Petroleum's year-end © financial. report’. ismed
Tuesday shows the glant oll and gas firm has begun the trek
back to financ
“10/80.

* are happening,” said Douglas Evans, Dome’ S director’ of
--publig:aftairs. ° te

long-term debt, including ‘the porilon’ due ‘within’ one’ ‘year
; totalled’ $2.8. billlon, down from. ithe, peak f $2.1: billig
-Teactied’ ty ‘April, 1982,"
: “TE you consider that, it’s about eight jet ent

in Calgary.
’ world and has been trying to find ways to reduce the money

‘Evans. sald a drop ‘in’ loterest rates;: coupled: ‘with
increased oil and gas salea, contributed to ‘Dome’ ] first

A faltering steps:along the road to recovery...
'  “T think the most important ‘thing to:look: at. Is the ‘cash -
flow,"’ he said. “It’s cash flow you have to have in-place to .

get that: debt down. Dome does have: significant eaming.
*~ power,’

_He"aleo credited: the: company’ 8 employees for curbing ;
“expenses, allowing Dome to beconie’ a more efficient and
lean operation. = |) “

Overall, Dome. reported. a 198d ios’ of Ey milion on
revenues of $9 billlon — one of the largest annul donses in
Canadian: corporate History. .

.

“résolution -

~ CALGARY’ (cP) — Analysts arid company yoffleiats agres

tal Tespectabllity ~— But It atl has a Tong way,

faq, think the r report gives evidénce’i some positive things" ,

The detailed report shows: that a of Deo: ‘$1, 1982, Domes: “. and gas assets by $214 million in the quarter because of the

drop.in.world: off prices. The company also took’ & $22-.

Dome has one of the largest piivatessetbr’ debia in the

i the street.’?

. Evans said most t the loss répresents henrecuiring

expenses .and the: company’s finances’ Amproved

significantly in the fourth quarter.. ‘

Dome managed an-operating profit of $38 million fr-the «

fourth quarter compared with $49 million In the 1961 period,

but taking into account ‘non-recurring items, the company
- Jost $268 million for the period. a
.,, Evans said Dome had to lower the paper, value of Its oil

‘¢million logs when it. sold of€ most of Its overseas operations
acquired in the. 1981" takeover. of Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas

¢ t Co, Ltd, of Calgary.
- paidoftin ayear," sald Ed Zederayko af Gordon Secutittes 7

Zederayko predicted some ‘observers will-be untsettled by

; Dome's extraordinary recurring ‘loss, but- added most
_ people can. not .differentiate:: ‘between a ‘book’ loss and .

“taking the money aut of your: pocket and throwing it down
> “It's.a positive report: “he ‘gald: ‘ates not a great report.

They did a masterful job | of bringing that < cornpany along.”

’. Evans said it is premature to speculate on how a Possible
price war in the’ ‘workd ‘oll: ‘market: would affect Dome's
recovery... 7° fairs 7

_ “Ha certainly samething we are gotcha very closely," "

“he sald.

= While there were some encouraging tactors in the report,

_ Evans sald Dome. directors, are uniier‘n no Wuxiéins that the 7

worst is. behind’ ther.

.. “There: are. many: ‘ntepin,” ” he ‘ald, “Dome na very :
* complex company. I-don’t. want. to mislead anyone that.
there isn’t a areat Heal ‘of | hard: Work, ‘ahead.”’ .

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‘ NEVA (Reuter) — Tho. " ‘the on .
“United Nations’; Human Guatemala,: coming | less
-Rights’; Commission’ has than a week .after six
, voted ‘wcrutinize Poland, . alleged . guerrillas were.

“Ei “Salvador’and executed there, “appealed —
-Gatiala for another year for a. halt. to special
despite diplomatic protests, executions.

‘Rushing through a flurry Humag’ -rlahts. _foups

‘of resolutions. near the end

of. dts’ six-week, session, the .

commission \ deelded -
Tuetday rlght to try to send.
fact-finding’missions. to
"each: aountey: for. further
Information, . ve
“Poland,” Tran: e sind
-Guatemala. all: ‘oondemmed
“ithe. resolutions, ‘with’ the:

Airat two vowing not to allow. 7

-special “UN ‘envoys onto

thelr. soil, .
El. ‘Salvador had no
comment — on. othe

commisslon’s call for an
"end to arms suppiles to the -

two sides in its. civil war.

Western. delegates said:
the late-night .. . session
showed both. the strengths
and weaknesses ‘of the 43-

country conimiasion, which ©

can. keep human rights
violations... .under
consldeeation for years but
can do ttle when ‘countries
” gefuge to co-operate.” |

resolution on Poland, whith
“Mozambique, Cuba and

second __ appeal.

_ Project K-5204C
Removal ofits”
No-Post Guardrail

Along Old Highway th:
“Yollowhead’:
- between.
Terrace and Prince Rupert

 Terrace-Highways District

: Sealed. Tenders marked
“Removal of 18" guardrall
along Highway No. wt wit

. be received up to 2: 00 | bm.,
March 11, 1983.

‘The work. la to load, haul :
‘end stockpile 500 pieces ‘of
. 18 no-post guardral! from —
“x kilometer 84 to kilometer 53

(Old. Salvus Camp).

oo Ketth: Avendty” “Tétrace, Tenders and inquiries are fo
“be. ‘directed to the District

Highways Manager,
‘Miniatry: of Transportation
and. Highways, Sulte 3o-
4546 Park Avenue, Terrace,
, B.C, . VeG 1V4
' 635-6254).

Tender forms. and spectal

_ provisions are available at

the above address.
WE. Stanley :
“District Highways Manoger ns
tor: >) Minister oF
Transportation ” : “and:
Highways

Dated: February. 24, ‘1999
At: ‘Terrace, ac. ‘

, western-backed

. Nicaragua tried to scuttle -
“on. ‘procedural . yotés,. .was
to

' source,

- Military -
. Reagan © wants. ifor:.. El
Salvador might ; total $110

(Telephone ;

“(the inilitary”™:
_ together watll we
Mections. Me.

“{aces-lom):,

have said another ‘15 or so

people were expected to be -- ‘Therexolution called for a

executed soon.
~' Only Argentina, Pakistan

and. Tanzanta - Joined | fhe og

od: gi Ath

esolatial, which Wain’ ‘yy'tr

votes to four” ‘with a i

abstentions. ~*~

. Last . January,
Washington: ‘ammounced' a
$6.3¢-million’ ‘military. sales

- progeam ° for Guatemala,
the firat since’ sales. were
suspended in. 1978 becaime ° “

of “alleged human: tights
violations.”

The. "U.S. said human
rights. had improved since.a
coup there last March while
the Mexican Christian
movement .. Justice ..and
Peace said 9,000 people ‘had

been killed in the ‘first elx '
. Monthe since the coup,
': Washington,

the . main

arms for El

‘supplier

Conflicts
discussed

_ WASHINGTON. .(AP) —
The Reagan administration |

is taking ateps on sevetal
fronts to =. encourage
negotiations between the

‘Salvadoran regime and:
, leftist rebels aimed at -

ending the ‘corflict in that |

~: Central American country.

- President. Reagan met”

'. with: congressional: leaders
" $keena Ractra!isteat 7

Tutaday to discuss El
Salvador and told them he js
determinet:'to provide the
Salvadoran * regime — with |
armé-and training in ‘their
war against guerrillas.
‘And a congressional
who spoke on
he .. remain
; sald * the
‘aid ‘package

condltion
anonymous,

million,-instead of the -$40
‘million sdincussed « earlier.
| genfor:'. - State
Depariment official, - who

_ insisted on anonymity, said _
the package would laclude.

Hay: accelerated... ‘training
“program”: for the °
Salvadoran army, more
‘weapons, ammunition and
‘spare parts. ©

"The aim, said the official,”
is to’ enable El Salvador’s

“security forces to hold’ it
situation)
_ get

- alg.
“deliver ‘ ‘a. formal.
stiterent on El Salvador

later. this - week, _ possibly
Thursilay, a

minority again on that vote, - ‘Fegime. « arid:
‘carried by 23 votes for, six guerrilla: arpouents Sa
against and 10 abstentions. - Warsaw in a week to: allow .

‘The United | States is
‘considering ' asking .

‘Congress : for: another $60.
“pnitlion in military ald for El ;

: Salvador.

‘halt.to all arms supplies to
“El Salvador and for efforts
Lit

pettlement .

+: Per ee atone Cie ties
“* ”

UN. rhissions to. “stidy its
‘human rights ‘record,
The résolution,’ ‘carried by

OAT: votes: to” six’ with 19

- eriticized
-@kecutlons,

abstentions, . .
arbitrary...

“torture, detention . ‘without .

trial ‘and: ‘Reraecution’” in
Iran. fn

me ele gt

He MP ey

' ti-Reagan or

> digclosed
tena plana for Reagan

~ Hyat Gerol’s
‘HOT SPOTS |

. ~ Steriing News Servieé:
Feature | :

Polls Instead of Democracy ”
“What do you think about Joe Clark? And what do

you think of Ronald Reagan? To say*That.isnone _-

of your business” ‘would be too: rude,.;And what |
about Pierre Elliot Trudeau? Any answer. would be
too mild, wouldn’tit?.  .:

This sort of question asked by ‘those who. conduct
polls does not require an exact reply. Whatever. you
-say sults those who organize the pol s. If they are an-
anti-Clark:. ‘or ‘‘anti-conservative
_generally, whatever you say will-go to the ‘“Un-
decided” column. And then the. results: of the polls.

awill appear in American or Canadian.newspapers to —
sprove the point of view of an unknown group of | -
‘professors who would like to show that the so-called ..

trend: towards conservatives. in the Western world (5°.

not, -in Fact, the case. To, be. fair, the ‘conservative’ _

camp does the same,

Polls have become a weapon mostly i in Hberat han- o
ds. In the short run they achieve the desited goal: a

certain part of the public will be swayed accordingly
for.the next polls. Inthe long run the credibility of

- such polls is downgraded and they do noi deserve to .

‘ba trusted.
_It ‘was proved in the: United States . where, ac-

. (garding to the liberal magazine Newsweek's recent |

‘survey, President Reagan has lost at least seventeen
centage -polnts in his popularity since October.
The standing ovation with which. President Reagan
was greeted in Congress presenting his State of the
“Union message showed exactly the opposite; And the -

survey conducted by an independent group of resear- ,

chers demonstrated that sixty-seven percent of those

questioned approved Reagan's politics on the =}

‘economic issues and on his foreign policy...
Probably the most cynical use of. the polls took:
place in Canada where the desire to stop the in:

creasing popularity of Joe Clark was expressed in the. - k. :

poll carried out by an anonymous group of university
‘professors, who did not even have the courage to sign

their names to it. Despite the obvious fact that the
Majority of Canddians would vote for. the con-

servatives-if the elections took place today, the sur- co
vey, which was modestly called ‘‘unscientific’': “yet T
was broadly publicized by the mass média; showed |

that Joe Clark would lose if John Turner were to lead. ..

- the Liberals insteadof Trudeau. — 7
-Perhaps it could be that way, but mist likely not:

And who cares. The very fact that the polls showed

something such as-that will possibly convince the un-

decided to vote for the Liberals and to continue the:

‘Wishy-washy opportunistic policy of the Liberal pare
yy forever in this country,
thas: become the main danger for responsible

scientists and politicians all over the world that the ..
‘deadly nuclear weapon will be used by irresponsible

* groups of political nonentities, ;
The polls are a sort of weapon in the. political
games of today. Instead of being a reflection of ©

‘ fatural competilion between polilical parties and

“platforms, they have become a dirty weapon which, |
f, not stopped, can change the democratic character
“of-our system and when this has been done it will be

‘too late to carry out the polls as to whether the

system is democratic enough.

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alowed “to die In Frenth fn April, 1 ‘ie a

‘Bill 101 ‘states that: all’ hospitals: mist: provide. French.
patients services in thetr-own. language’ ‘and requires nurses:
‘to take\a French test before they obtain: theif licedce..:
‘The’ commaission concluded that: Larose, ‘who’ died: af .
+ .ealncer of the esophagus, was cared for in English 34 per

: centofthetime. ‘Ten of the 2 nurses who helped carefor the.

“dying woman had “litte”’or “very. little”. E

epeak for much af her two months in Intensive care, it was
“essential for her to ‘understand what she was being told. .

° ‘ethnie west end, now hes four months to bring its ling.

>. standards up to par. If It fails to comply, the.case could be. =
+ referred lo thé Justice Department for charges. Maximum a

fine for a first offence is $1,000. .
Though St. Mary's ordered lis staff not to comment, on ‘the -
ruling, one student nurse who asked not to ‘be identified anid

the ruling was “really stupid.” ;

teats) and if that's not. good enough then what’ ia?" she:

asked, “They make’ the. rules and. then they decide they

aren’t strong enough.” ;

+ Eric Maldoft, -president of: Alliance Quebec, ‘an
‘anglophone rights lobby Rroup, sald the ruling will increase.
a "elimate ‘of, fear'” that, already. “exists In. anglophone

‘hospitals. me
-'“Nurses will be caring for a ‘patient and “wondering;
Who's looking over my shoulder?’ ” ‘he 3a adding that he
. Wants the agency abollshed. ;

: In Quebec City, Immigration and ‘Cultural Communities
Minister ‘Gerald: Godin sald he was prepared: to. act: ‘if.

__ dnglophones: made complaints that they could jot eceive .

services In English from French hospitals. ° a
‘~: Jean-Charles Larose, the dead woman's husbaind, sald
that in.recent months ‘his family has received at. least: a
dozen ‘‘obacene.telephone calls" from anglophones. .

” “T regret the whole thing for my family,” said. ‘Larose,
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