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BRIEFS

. SEATTLE (AP) — A
proposal to atere high-level
Fadloactive wastes beneath
.the = Hanford = nuclear
reservation took another
-step forward Thureday with
the awarding of a $45-
million contract for a two-

Tort conceptual design ef-

r ’ The federal Department of
“ Energy contract was an-
‘founced for Kaiser
. Engineers Inc. of Oakland by
- Raymond International, the
‘ir company based in

- Under the proposal, the

Liberals

i WINNIPEG (CP) —
“Liberal MPs Lloyd Ax-
‘worthy and Herb Gray
‘hammered Prime Minister
doe Clark and the Con-
-servative government
”Thureday night but neither
, held himself out as the man
te read we Op-
\ on party back to power,
Gray, tha MP for Windsor
: ° Weat, ridiculed the govern-
- ment far reneging a
prom om. Jast spring’s
‘@lection campaign and for
_ ignoring the “basic struc-
itural problems’ of the
_ Seomomy white letting inter-
eat rates

radioactlve wastes would be
stored in deep shafts sunk in
the thick basalt under
arn

@ engineering company
will carry out the study from

its headquarters in Oakland .

and Richland, near the
reservation, said Kendal
Reynoso of Kaiser's cor-
porate affairs office in
Oakland,

A permanent
storage
reduce wastes to their
emallest size and process
them into black glass buttens
for storage in a rock for-
mation.

after Clark

Ina speech to 500 people at
a fund-raising dinner for Ax-
worthy’s Winnipeg-Fort
Garry riding association,
Gray also hit out at Con-
servative moves toward
higher ofl prices and the
handling of the mortgage-
interest deductibility plan.

waste
method would

_Gray said the Con-
servatives' ‘neglectful
roach to economic issues
turning the clock back,
not just to serious recession
but to what could be the
worst economic situation for
Canada In 60 years,’

. Pope conciliatory

‘ - JBTANBUL (AP) — Jahn
‘ Paul 0 took one more step
“toward uniting Catholics of
. the Latin and Eastern rites
° taday by becoming the first.
‘ Pope in nine centuries to
‘attend a full Orthodox

: church service. |

However, he stopped short

“af celebrating mass jolntly
with Patriarch Dematrius 1,
breaking the’-bredd . and
drinking the the wine sym-
bolizing Chriat’s’ Body and

ee “also apparenily was.
wnaware of the bombing of
nine bank branches in
Istanbul shortly after
midnight by a Moslem ex-

tremist group protesting his

“visit to the former St. Sophia

moeque.
Police sources said the

-blasta shattered windows, .

destroyed furniture and
caused structural damage,
but no injuriea. The banks
were at least 10 kilometres
away from the residence of
the Vatican envoy, where the
Pope was staying.

. The Pope told Istanbul's
small Roman Catholic
community Thursday night
at his first public mags of his
three-day Turkish visit; ‘I

dare to hope that the day (of

unity): is near, Personally I
hope itis very near.

Davis needs support

HALIFAX (CP) — Other
_premierashould speak out on
tititional concerns and
Bot et Ontaric Premier
: Davis do all the
‘talking, says' Rodrigue
Tremblay, former Que
industry and commerce
minister.

Tremblay, who broke with
the Parti Quebecois two
months ago and now sits as
an independent member of
the Quebec National
Assembly, addressed
HalifaxDartmouth area
Musinessmen Thursday and
met with Nova Scotla
Premier John Suchanan for
an hour,

Tremblay said in an in-
ferview that Davis's
statements are coun
terproductive and Quebecef's
think he is looking out mostly
for Ontario's interests,

Other premiers fighting
for provincial rights,
however, have a_ high
credibility rating in Quebee
and should tell Quebecers a
new constitution will be good
for all Canadians, he added.

They should explain that
“we don’t have to go to the
extreme and break the entire
country to solve what are,
finaliy, relatively minor
problems.”

Abortions probed

VICTORIA (CP) — Health
‘Minister Rafe Mair said
Thursday he is asking health
ministry officials to in-
vestigate whether ‘illegal
‘abortions are being per-
formed in Britlsh Columbia

hospitals.

. Mair said he finds alar-
ming a Statlatics Canada
report that B.C. led the
country in the number of
therapeutic abortions in 1978
— 33.6 for every 100 live
births

The national average was
17.4for eyery 100 live births.

Mair said he would like to
knew whether the high rate
Indicates hospitals granting
abortions are being less
stringent than reguired by
Canadian law. _ ;

“I'm personally not in
favor of abortlon but I can

live with the law of the

land,” he said.

If the investigation gives
grounds for suspicion that
hospitals are breaking the
law then the matter will be
passed plong to the attorney-
general, Mair said.

Shark victim better

PORTLAND, Ore (AP)
A surgeon says & shar!
wound he treated was the
most ghastly wound he'd
ever seen,

Dr, Aftab Ahmad made the
comment Thursday as he
and Dr, Charles tare eX-

ined the injuries suffered

Kenny R. Doudt, 24, of

Reedopert. Ore., who war,

attacked while surfing
Tuesday on the northern
Ovagon coast.

They said Doudt was in
fair condition and despite the
size of his wound, they ex-
pect him toleave the hospital
in about 10 days and make
full recovery, except
possibly for some muscle
-weakness,

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Wildlifers to
watch Hydro

By ED YUDIN-
Herald Stasl Writer

The BC, Wildlife
Federation is taking an
increasing interest in
monitoring hydra
developments in the
province says Dan Santano,
the president of the
federation.

Santana was in Terrace
last weekend, as the guest
speaker for the Rod and Gun
Club's annual game banquet.
During his address, he noted
the role his organization was
taking in regards to such
power. developments as

_ Kemano 2.

“We present a brief fram
the membership clubs in the
area that understand what is
going on and what the
problem will be in respect to
the resource development,"
he said afterwards, ‘In other
words, we try to show an
alternative to what we feel
woulc bea better deal then to
go with a straight daming of
a river,”

Santano said the brief is
presented to the provinclat
government and to this point
the organization has suc-
ceeded in getting

B.C. Tel

VANCOUVER (CP) ~—
B.C, Tel often provides
confidential client records to
individuals before a sub-
poena is issued, a company
official said Thursday, a
policy critics called ‘an.
gerous.

It fa algo in violation of the
company’s stated polley,
which spokesman Keith
Mathews said defines all
private records as con-
fidential information that is
privileged except when
subpoenaed,

“t's confidential in-

formation — the industry is

in complete concert on this

— by policy of the telephone

uuilities,” he said. ‘‘Tt's not
We tid

But Bob McLuckie,
company security officer,
said information is
sometimes released to in-
dividuals — not the courts —
before a subpoena is issued.

““The'only way [ tan ex:
plain: It: is" that. given . the
asddbaneeMthere’isOn sith
poena on the way we may
have released the infor-
mation ahead of time,” he
seid. “You have to un-
derstand we deal with
hundreds of subpoenas,”

modifications some
damming prajecta atch as in
the case of Revelstoke. He
indicated the federation will
take a firm stand against the
Kemano 2 project as well.

The British Columbia
Wildlife Federation has a
total membership of 24,000
from the approximate 164
conservationist and wildlife
clubs that belong. The
organization is self-funded,
except for a small govern-
ment grant for the
preparation of briefs,
Santano says his group will
be doing a study of Kemano 2
for presentation to the
provinelal cabinet.

The federation has taken
an opposite stand to the
recent Spatsizi park issue
Involving Greenpeace. He
says his organization totally
disagreed with Greenpeace’s
activity in the park, where
they flew in and stopped
hunters from killing their

gam

1 ‘am getting a little
disgusted about this anti-
hunting group that is taking
form in this province,” he
said,

Santano sald Greenpeace

He could not explain how
earlier this year B.C, Ferry
Corp. counsel received the
private billing information of
fired employee Capt. Gerry
Stalling although there Is no
record of a subpoena for that
information on file.

B.C. Tel has also released
subpoenaed Information to
individual lawyers instead of
to the court or hearing which
requested it, he sald, a
practice criticized by the
BC, Civil Liberties
Association.

“It is my understanding
that the subpoena directs the
company to provide in-
formation to a court,”
association spokesman Reg
Robson said Thursday." It 1s
not information to be ban:
died about and it ought not be
shuffled around just because
some lawyer wants it.”

A subpoena directa in-
dividuals or company
representatives to appear at
8 trial: or hearing ‘with
specific information
described in the written re-
quest.

‘The proper way Is to
provide the information to
the court and not just to any
Joe Blow, even with a sub-

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DAN SANTANO..
«hot agalnst it

was misguided in thelr at-
tempts to save the animals,
noting only 25 per cent of the
Spatsizi park is open to
hunting.

“Tf you do not organize the
animals by sensible and
strict harvesting practices,

then someone has to actually
go in and kill them,” he
pointed out.

Santano said if the num-
bers are not kept down, the
food environment cannot
support the excess amount of
fame,

Santano also claimed his
federation played a key role
in getting the park reserves
established in the first place.

gives it away

poena,,’ said Robson.” The
court should be given the
information, nct some indi-
vidual.

“Our view is that B.C. Tel
is operating in a very
slapdash and unethical
way,”

Don Lockstead, ‘NDP MLA
for Mackenzie, agreed with
Robson, and called for an
investigation of the matter
by the attorneygeneral’'s
office. Attorney-general
Allan Williams was not
available for comment.

B.C, Ferry counsel
questioned Stalling on
telephone calls Stalling
made during an arbitration
hearing last January
although no subpoena . had
been issued to obtain
Stalling’s telephone records.

Stalling was later: rein-
stated with back pay.

THREX
FAMILIAR
Of the 2,250 authors repre-

sented In Bartlett's Familiar.
Quotations, the most‘widely «

quoted are Shakespeare (05
pages), Milton (16) and Pope
(12)

The Herald, Friday, November 30, 1979 Page 3

Rail

QUESNEL, B.C. (cP) —
The B.C. Railway main Une
south of this Cariboo com-

derailment has not been
determined, tut a B.C. Rail
spokesman said the engineer

. munity was reopened reported a soft spot.on the
line Thursday night after 10 track 30 seconds before the
freight cars filled with derailment and that
rand pulp left the probsbly was the cause of
open tracks earlier in the day. the accident.
1 The cause of the There were no injuries.

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