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“the parents of Marathon

o jope runner: Terry Fox say: *

~ they feel “sickened” by the:«
Controversy ‘that ‘surrounds *
" the‘plaza to be named after: ©
thelr son’ at. B. c.. Place -
“stadium, :

Betty and. Rolly’ Fox,

Speaking in, public for. the

first tlme since the: dispute’ -
over ‘the memorial -boiled
up, ‘appealed Thursday for
the matter to be dropped. -
-. “We wish it would go.
away," sald Mrs: Fox This
is.the last thing that ‘Terry:
would have wanted.” ~-
-They said: they think the
design for a triumphal arch,
“ choben by a ‘panel last year,
, is. beautiful," And. the
family. ‘Says >. comments
about the absence’ of. any
reference. to ‘Terry's
Marathon of Hope were’:
misinterpreted by reporters:
as general criticism: of the
plaza-design. | '
Mf Terry: tied been alive -
today, fie’ would ‘have:
"Spgken .up..much sooner,”

Baty,
“Welre sickened by” the
whole thing. 3%

“We didn’t want.
become Involved: Now it’s.
become. apolitical football
and we don't: know how to.
get"out ‘of it.” :

. Modifications. to the.
$388,000 arch — designed by
Vancouver architects, The
Corner’ Group — will be
discuysed ata meeting of.

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* yather thin xplaining their

views directly to reporters.

‘under’ the’
was’ golng «te
mention of 18 Marathon of

‘Hope and ‘was disappointed -

with thls ‘ommission. ~
“But - the, “reporting . has
made Took.

» having. ‘his: name ‘on the

plata is‘ an ‘honor. we
“She ‘said’ that- the. plaza.

"phiould: contain’ a reminder

of how her son, “the one-—

legged “runner, died of
‘cancer after — calsing

_milliona: of | dollars for

“cancer research.
“Then many ; -years. down

the road people will know |

what happened, We would

» dikecomnething there as an
Fox said sadly. , added-reminder- of cancer
which was what

reneal if
Terry al for."

: Enbirofment Minister.
wers, minister
for the stadium
described - the
controversy ‘surrounding
the plaza ag “a tempest in a
teapot.”

He said ‘the architects
have been asked to modify -
__ the ‘Blan, but “there's ng

~ "secondary ‘schools... ‘and
.. “junior colleges; affecting 1,
_tnilllon students, :

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confusion’ ‘may have arisen °
‘she: and. her”
_ husband. chose to Japeak
; middle: ‘but ‘was continuing

“very |
ungratefl ie puts us in a-

terrible ° “position. - Suat -

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waried

leadership race, the Conservative's chief organizer io
“Quebec said Thursday.

_ Denis Beaudoin, who ‘also sits on the Conservative’s
national ‘exécutive, said he. called ‘party office’ across.
Canada on Wednesday to give the ordef and'{o quéll rumors

_- that employees who hadn't shown'wholeliéartell support for
- Joe-Clark in the campaign leading up ‘0 last weekend's .

convention in Winnipeg wee to be purg

Last Friday, Clark announted he gould: resign as leader

of the party andthe Opposition after he fatitd Yo et what he
considered adequate backing in'a vole on/a leadership
convention. _—

‘Clark Is the only. declared candidate for the leadership to-
date, Other candidates are expected ta emerge after Feb. 19

». when’ the: ‘executive is to announce a cohvention date,

“Conservative Insiders say Montreal businessman Brian

“\ Mulroney, who ran ‘third-in'1976 when Clark was chosen. -
; party leader, could beone ofthe toughest Contenders for the

dob: * :
* Beéanidoin sald in a telephone interview from Ottawa he
told local staffers there would be io layofis for budgetary
resisons, but’ ‘a ‘strict observance of neutrality ‘will be a
_conditton. to- remain working for the party.’.

Beaudoin, who took an active part in'the attemipt to ntave
‘off review of Clark's leadership; said he hadn't considered ;
' the neutrality of party’ employees necessary wrler. to the :

 Winnilpeg-meeting.

‘CAN'T REMAIN’. : - .

- “But if a person waits to-work fo a seaderahip eandidate, 7 oe

those people can’t and shouldn't ‘remain employed by the

in” ‘its blasts Wednesday” night.
.” Geological ‘Survey spokesman:

party. -

- Ng permanent empldyes, injeelf taaluided: ‘dre working ae : S. ;

‘for Mr, Clark or anyone else at this point,” Beaudoin said,

Deiplte that assertion, Marc Allard, the party’s Quebéc
City regional organizer, quipped that he ‘hoped: ‘Beaudoin.
- ‘would respect his own call: for neutrality in the leadership -

- raee.”

: “Allard ‘suggested: ‘his job has. been! on the line since he
refused to back the anti- review Clark faction here.
*] waa'set apart for the last six months," Allard said.in.a

_-‘telephoné interview from Quebec Clly. ‘I couldn't: ‘do ao
: anything under those conditions.” yo
\ = Asked if he was expecting to be fited or asked to ae foo

: tae ‘replied: “I just don’t know, anything is. Possible,

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. vunlikely| tolead ito another massive emuptlon, Bealogis! aay.
. ‘No new material was brought up from within the veleano

~ Capeades Volcano Observatory. The mountain last came to

a life. ‘in. August.

The mudflow. ran ‘eight kilometres and reached: Spirit
"Lake at the.volcano’s base, where 10 people were working’

at &, Us. Army Corps of Engineers’ emergency: ‘purnping

station, They. were not endangered, Brantley said. .

Sclentists who flew into ‘the area devastated by. ‘the’
dotedrio’ g first major eruption in 1980 fourid that only. 9 -

Full-time Progressive Con- <-
servative party employees have. been warned they could be >
fired if they don't remain strictly neutral during the party’s —

| v expiosiqpa by, Mount |
‘St.’ Helens, which’ awoke on a cent ren ence cal Hi

ad "Thursday, said USS .
teve Brantley ‘at. the 7].

uthe province's primary and.

"Franklin ‘Allen. said he-felt. .
like a pawn caught’ in ‘the |

“to! design. work . on™:the

> project which he described:
-She sald the’ family: WAS. |

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:strikers.

‘and joint action with: ner “++ Professors at ‘Montreal’ S
‘-dohn Abbott junior college

the said Thursday they plan to

the:: invoke the Canadiana
government. to. back’ down” Charter of Rights in a legal
‘challenge ° to. ihe ~ con-

still on strike, may ba

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“Strike violence: escalates

. Millard Bollyard said he laid off three. of
his’110 employees and: cut the working 7
‘hours of 30: more becaie ofa 7}per-cent
; _ eduction in business since Monday. oe,
‘Officials at thebig Hunts Point Terminal
Market in New York City reported a shai: -
drop in shipments of potatoes from Maine, .
sweet potatoes from the Carolinas, and
pers from Florida. °...
At the Boston’ Market ‘Terminal, Joseph ad
Savioli, owner of © “American: | ‘Fruit:"-
Distributors, said he usually: had 1,500 to
2,500 boxes of grapefruil,’ 1,500: boxes of
oranges and 55 boxes of. watermelon, On ‘
Thureday he had no oranges, no water--"
melons, and only 200° boxes of grapefruit. .
The 100,000 U.S, independent truckers : =
drivers who own: thelr’ own: rigs -— "~~
"represent about one-fifth of the: trucking *-.
industry. Butthey handle about 90 per er ent an

of the perishable produce.
_ you'll have produce sitting and rotting,”
said Bob Mitchell, miarketing manager for
-the Florida City Farmers Market.
The violence has.led to only 17-reported

' Carolina who was so afraid to drive during

oe shotgun.’

-. violence that has-spread. to at least. 33
. states, mostly in the East, |

Trucking Council, which | represents truck
lines, and. b the Teamsters union, - ,

| Montrea}: Gazette; com

16" ‘coverage of their strike was”

"sokesman~.

ta government
deduction of ‘union ‘dues -

“Vésnenéd the fervor: of .

titutionality of the imposed

“Tf this strike lasts- through the weekend,

’. arrests, ‘including one. trucker in South .

‘the strike that:he allegedly persuaded a -
buddy to disable his employer’ Ss truck with

a One Teamsters union driver was shot lo .
“death. in’ North, Carolina® and: 31 other" ;
. people have been injured, two, serlously,in |: i

The strike is opposed by: the.American _.

iraets,
About.
_- Spealein
~ pleke at!

why topical “imiptéyees
from going to work would be tog gt
fired, oT!
” ‘They said’ in a statement. wy

rr re tedichérs were 3 bering the”
“300 ‘English * messenger. for problems.
teachers’ set Up ay .with their strike."

ine outside the. Striking, ‘civil servants.” pe
ald they would relax picket. they ‘would instead: give.”
_Plaining - ‘thé ‘Mewepaper’s, lines | which: have. been '. blood to the Fed‘ ‘Chose to

’ : guiccedsful:. tn. “aigrupting “symbolize ou disgiet with ©”.
- biased in favor. of ‘the .: overnment: : services: certain’ Policemen: “who use »
avernment:: A Gazett because - of: a threat - ‘by. violence ci UB. on. the er om
oad the: Levesque. that. picketers:’ picket lines.”

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