PAGE 2, THE HERALO, Thursday, September 22, 1977

In Brief

Gas discovered

CALGARY (CP) — Some preliminary tests are being
conducted at three wildeat wells in the Beaufort Sea, a
spokesman for Dome Petroleum Ltd. said Wednesday.

The spokesman said natural gas had been encountered at
all three wells being drilled by Canadian Marine Drilling
Ltd. (Canmar). .

The spokesman said more information will be released
when available, probably within a few days. ©

. The spokesman said complete testing to determine the
size of the gas finds content and size will not be done until
the wells have been drilled to their target depths.

The gas finds are understood to have been made within
the last few days at depths ranging from 7,000 feet to 8,000
feet beneath the Beaufort Sea floor.

. Uranium find

are-mile area
die and the headwaters of Little Champion

The area falls within the Carter administration's
roposed Beaver Creek National Wild and Scenic River
esignation. But under the administration proposal, mining

could be allowed in the area.

The uranium concentrations were discovered during a
Bureau of Land Management study of the region, conducted
to assess the mineral potential of land proposed for with-
grawal under various lands recommendations.

2 Areport on the discovery said up to 400 parts per million
f uranium were found in stream sediments and up to 570
parts per million ins sediments in the area.

; However, Mulligan sed that the source of the
{ranium has not yet been located and warned that it ‘may
br may not” prove to be a commercially workable deposit.
i “Itcould be located deep underground or up the mountain
side,” Mulligan said. ,

f Efforts to identify the source are now underway, Mulligan

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near Mount
Creek

Magazine obscene

i BRAMPTON, Ont. (CP) — A county court judge has
found the September issue of Penthouse obscene, saying the
Ynagazine is “a dirty old book” that demeans and
dehumanizes men and women.

; Judge Chester Misener released his findings on the ob-
scenity trial of the magazine late Wednesday, two weeks
piter prosecuting and defence lawyers had rested their

ases.

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: In the written ruling, he ordered that 85,000 copies seized
by police on Aug. 9from InterCity News Co. of nearby Mis-
sissauga—distributor of Penthouse for the Toronto area—
forfeited to the attorney-general for disposal. The copies
ve a market value of $170,000,
The judge found that virtually all photo; raphic spreads in”
a issue exceeded community standards of obscenity, in-.
éluding the Penthouse Forum letters to the editor, Xaviera’
Hollander's advice column and a feature called Couples,
itten by a doctor. :
‘What this magazine advocates is a sexual orgy of in-
finite variety and exhausting proportions,” the judge wrote.

Lang travelling

' SINGAPORE Reuter - Canadian Transport Minister Otto
Lang arrived here today for a two-day official visit.

: Lang will hold talks with Communications Minister Ong
Teng Cheong Thursday before touring Singapore Harbor,
the fourth largest in the world. -

Lang, who is leading a team of Canadian officials, will
receive an official briefing on Singapore plans to convert a
former British air base here into a new civilian airport.

Fo be built at a cost of $570 million, the new airport will be
almost five times larger than the existing Paya Lebar

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Lang, who is also the minister responsible for the
Canadian Wheat Board, will later visit a big flour mill here
for discussions with officials associated with the grain

ade. :

He told a news conference before leaving Canberra for
Singapore earlier today that formal negotiations on a new
wheat agreement would begin next year.

Ae new agreement would benefit both producers and
consumers by giving producers a decent standard of livin
and ensuring permanent supplies for the consumer, he said.

Lang and his delegation will leave Friday for Long Kong,
China and Japan. He will be the first Canadian minister to
meet China’s new leaders.

Prisoner stays

BONN (AP)- West Germany has informed Italy's am-
bassador to Bonn that it refuses to extradite Herbert
Kappler, the Second World War Gestapo chief in Rome who
escaped from an Italian prison hospital, a government
spokesman said today.

Kappler, a former SS colonel, was serving a life sentence
for ordering the wartime execution of more than 300 Italian
civilians. He escaped last month.

The Spokesman said Italian Ambassador Corrado
Orlandi-Contucci was advised Tuesday that the Bonn
government cannot meet Italy’s request for his return

ause the West Geman constitution prohibits extradition
of a German citizen to forei

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VICTURIA = (CP)
Rosemary Brown continued
her filibuster Wednesday in
the British Columbia
legislature, saying thou-
sands of Vancouverites
backed her every word.

By the time the house ad-
journed its afternoon sitting,

rown <(NDP-Vancouver-
Burrard) had spoken for
just under seven hours in

er attempts to delay

ssage of Bill 65, the
Community Resources
Boards Amendment Act,
1977, which would dismantle
the Vancouver Resources

oard.

She said Monday when she
started the speech that she
had enough material to
continue for up to 100 hours,
but wasn’t sure whether she
had the stamina to last that

long. ;
lowever, she said
Wednesday she will cer-
tainly speak for the
remainder of this week and
intends to continue the
filibuster next week for, as
long as it takes to convince
Human Resotrces Minister
Bill Vander Zalm to with-
draw the bill.
NOT DISCOURAGED _
She said she wasn’t dis-
couraged, and would con-
tinue trying to buck the

Bennett
splicing
deals

By CHARLES LA VERTU

BONN, West Germany
(CP)Premier Bill Bennett of
British Columbia said
Tuesday that the economic
rote: tine z gurrently
ea rou urope is
like a computer dating serv-

European countries with
B.C. companies.

Bennett sald he for
foresees an association
between coal companies to
market B.C.’s metallurgical
or develop a steel industry
in the province.

Germany and Japan may,
no longer be able to handle
some of the labor or wage
requirements. of steel
manufacturing, Bennett
said, and “thede are the
areas in which we are look-
ing: marketing of coal and
more processing.” .

Bennett said that the main
follow-up to the economic
mission will be “with us
involving our private sector
companies with private
sector companies here.”
_ “We already have a
number of associations that
we intend to put in touch
with each other because of
their scope and size.”

“There are some logical
partnerships, a very logical
pairing — it’s like computer
dating — and we feel the
government can make these
sort of atrangements.”’

The premier said his
government will also follow
up the associations ‘‘to

discussions.”

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odds, just as she did durin
her nearly-successft
campaign for the leadership
of the national New
Democratic party.

Brown sported a black T-
shirt during Wednesday’s
speech, which had “Kill Bill
65” written in white letters
across its front.

About a dozen spectators
in the public galleries wore
similar T-shirts. ~

“This is not a political
slogan, surely,” Brown said

of her attire. This is a hope,
and a wish... for a
miracle.”

Before her speech, Brown
was presented with a
bouquet of flowers from
Gary Lauk (NDPVancouver
Centre), who said it came
from one of her backers.
Brown kept the bouquet at
her desk during the speech.
SHOULD SEND THORNS

Lauk- suggested that
“Rosemary can keep the
roses, but send the thorns to
Vander Zalm.”’ .

Brown, speaking in a soft
and deliberate voice,
restated her previous
arguments that the
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“I’s an act of brutality
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As happened earlier in the
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fellow NDP MLAs were
given the opportunity to
raise points of order.
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