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saluted the Pope with music looking the East River.

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Monday night that he was
aware of the importance and
challenge of his speech fo the
world body, _. my

-"T shall have the honor to
gm to this supreme forum of
nations ... to make a plea to
the whole world for justice
and peace, a plea in defence
af the unique ty of every
luman being,” he told a
soaked but enthuslastic
congregation of 500,000 on
Boston Common following

his arrival Monday af-
ternoon.

The Pope gave no detaila
of what he will say, but he is
expected to offer the ser-
vices of the Vatican as a
mediator in International
daputes.

- Tt was an invitation from
UN Secretary-General Kurt
Waldheim: to address the
General Assembly that
Hogsomed into the current
aix-cily, seven-day tour

Territories
in a turmoil

By MARK LISAC
YELLOWKNIFE, N.W.T.
(CP) — The political future
of the Northwest Territories
remained unclear Monday
night after the- election of
veteran legislators,
spokesman for native land
ims and néy' represen-
tatives eager for rapld con-
stitutional change to the 22-
member Northwest
Territories Council. -
But many candidates have
called for transfer of power
into the hands of the

: territorlal council from the

. federal

povernment. ;
The Inuit Tapirisat’ of
Canada and Dene Nation,
although they did not have
formal

both placed members on the

- council after staying aloof
. from the election of lis 15-

’ and decide on mem

member predecessor In 1975.
And the proportion of
natives on the council
remained about the same, 14
native members succeeding
nine on the smaller body,

The council: mects in
November to elect a apealter

hip
of an executive committee,
then resumes early in 1980
for a budget session.

It has limited legislative

and taxing powers, The
federal government com-
pletely controls non-
renewable resources such ag
gas and oil, while the Terri-
torial government has
jurisdiction over wildlife and
economic development.
* Last week, Territorial
Commissioner John Parker
announced administrative
changes he sald were likely
to speed the transfer of
powers from Ottawa to the
Territories. ;

‘There are no polltica)
parties in the Territories, but
clear geographical splits
emerged in. Monday's
election, Most repre-

sentatives from the eastern

slates of candidates, ©

Arctic are Inuit, the
majority from the
Yellowknife area are non-
native, and the Mackenzi
valley is split :

George Braden, a con-

sultant to C. M. Drury's
constitutional inquiry. into
Northern government and
winner in Yellowknife North,
said inan Interview he wants
an immediate move to
responsible government.
e shift would make
executive _ committee
members. of the legislative
assembly responsible to the
assembly and the voters for’
their actions, he sald, The
main line of responsibility
currently runs through the
commissioner to the federal
government, although the
situation is changing and, to
some extent, blurred.

“] think It can happen:
within one year or 380,"
Braden said,

The council would assume
responsiblity for ever-
widening areas, moving
from education to wildlife
management to control of
resources, including pet-
roleum. —

Tagak Curley, director
and founding president of the
Inuit Tapirisat, beat three
other candidates im
Keewatin South with an
unofficial total of 161 of 586
votes cast. He won in the
first election in which ballots
were printed in both English
and Inuktitut, cag
Curley entered counell

r ener
only ase Aller the eran
Tapirlaat voted at its an-
nualhmeeting in Igloolik to
press for establishment of a
separate Inuit territory in

@ North. -
A proposal was ratified to
have the entire area north of
the tree-line split off from
the territories and tured
over to the Inuit to give them
control over. the land, to be
know as Nunavut,

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The pope, greeted al
Boston Alrport by President
Carter's wife,, Rosalynn
after ahe arrived from a
tumultuow tour of Ireland,
was seen by an estimated
two million persons in alk
hours of public appearances
in Boston.

At the main event on
Boston Comman,. the Pope
addressed young persons on
the perils of materialism,

‘Faced with problems and
disappointments, many
people will try to escape
from thelr responsibility,”
he told the excited throng
who protected themselves
sgainst steady’ rain with
umbrellas and raincoats.

“They will eacape in
selfishness, escape in sexual
fleesure, escape in drugs,
escape in violence, escape in
indifference and cynical
aititudes,’” he added.

“But today, I propose te
you the option of luve, which
is the opposite of escape, If
you really. accept that love

. from Christ it will lead you to
God,"

‘But not everybody heeded
his message, Five thefts
were reported during the
mass and officials said
police arresied a man who

lriefly ran naked through -

the crowd and a woman who
exposed herself wearing just
a bikini bottom.

_ Tt was the first time that a
pope had visited Boston and
the city treated the day as a
local festival.

Schods and ality offices
were closed and city
television stations, like state
talevisiow in Ireland, gave
Ton-stop caverage to every
Public appearance of the
Pope. He appeared relaxed
deepite the day’s grueling
schedule, which had begun in
Ireland and iasted more than
16 hours.

A massive security
operation was in force for the
Pope’s brief visit, but it
appeared to be largely
confined to crowd control
along the 32-kilometre
motorcade route from the
airport to Boston Common,

About 1,000 blacks
protested racism in Hoston
during the visit and the
Secret Service protecting the
Pope had to change his ropte
at one point because
demonstratora were
Hocking a street.

After his address at the
Unlied Nations, the Pope
lam to visit a Roman
Catholic church in New
York's black ghetto district
of Harlem, and to bleas a

* derelict building site in the

Bronx.

Tonight he will celebrate
mans for 70,000 persons at
Yankee Stadium.

NDP hold
election

Bjorn Petturson is the new
President of the provincial
Skeena New Democratic
Party Association. He was
dected to head the new
executive slate at a meeting
at the Terrace Hotel
Saturday afternoon.

John Chen Wing is the new
vice-president and Rob
Goffinet is the provincial
council delegate. The
dections of officers was
preceeded by an .address
from Skeena MLA Frank
Howard

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tending the afternoon session
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BELGRADE (AP) — The
world's leading finance
mimisters aay the ‘grave
threat” of Inflation must be
brought under control, but
World Bank President
Robert McNamwra warts
the population time bomb
defused, calling it the
gravest issue short of
nuclear war.

In a speech prepared for
delivery today, the former
U.S. d ence Secretar said
the population explosion
rirmust be faced for That it
ultimately is: a central
determinant of humanity's:
ruture and one requ
more effective attention than

it is currently receiving.”
He said if current trends
continue he

10 billion, compared with 4.3°

illion today and that nine
out of 10 human beings will
live in developing countries
suffering fram poverty,

ining iar j

t world
Sontirten will net stapuize Scheduled to a

until the year 2090, al about. Ope

hunger, stress, crowding and
frustration.

The finance ministers sald
inflation must be controlleb.
before the Quited States and
many other countries canre-
sume vigorous economic

growth.

They also decided to give
“priority attention — to.
establishing a new in-
ternational accaunt for_
unwanted U.S, dollars in a
bid to strengthen the bat-:
tered currency. ;

‘They met in advance of the
opening today of the annual.
ioint meeting of. the Inter:
national Monetary Fund and:
World Bank, Yugoslav
President Josip Tito is

esa the .
ming session.
It is the first Hime that the.
138-member IMF, which in: -
cludes only a handful of
Communist members, has.
met ina Communist country.

The ghosts of Idi Amin

NAIROBI (Reuter) —
Fugitive troops of ousted
dictator Idi Amin have killed
20 persons and wounded
another 20 in a raid in a
remote area of northeastern
Uganda, Radio Uganda
reported today. 6

The radio monitored in
Nairobi sald the incident was
reported by an official of the
country's interim

parliament, the National
Consultative Council, =
It sald 5,000 refugees,
mainly women and
_qhildren, abandoned their
tomes aller the raid. Fifteen,
achools in the area in
Karamoja district were
closed down.
Amin was overthrown by
Ugandan exiles and Tan-
zanian forces last April

Gandhi’s birthday riots

NEW DELHI (AP) — The
110th ‘anniversary of the
birth, of Mohandas Gandhi,
the Indian leader who
dedicated his life to non-
violence, was marred today
by a clash between police
and political demonstrators.

Eleven peraons were in-
jured and 25 arreated when
police broke up a protest
against a . politician's
“purification” bath near
Gandhi’s Raj.Ghat crema-
tion ground, now a national
memorial, a police
spokesmian sald.

Police fired teargas and
charged the demonstratora
with metal-Upped bamboo

Raj Narain, president of
caretaker Prime Minister
Charan Singh’s People's
party, washed with water
from the holy River Ganges

to cleanse . himself of
“politleal sins,” he told
reporters.

He dropped a previously-
announced plan to douss the
Gandhi memorial with
Ganges water after three
youth groups denounced the
idea. as a “political gim-

The melee began aa the
flamboyant Narain, 62, who
arrived and leit with a police
escort, placed wreaths at
Raj Ghat.

Barller in the day,
President Neelam Sanjiva
Reddy and Prime Minlater
Singh took part in an official
Raj Ghat ceremony marking
Gandhi's birth. Gandhl, the
father of modern Indla, was
assassinated by a Hindu
extremist on Jan. 50, 1948.

Zimbabwe talks totter

LONDON (Reuter) — The
Zimbabwe Rhodesia peace
talks face a crucial session
today which is expected to
bave an important bearing
@ whether the combatants
in the seven year guerrilla
‘war can avold deadlock over
new constitution for the rebel

wlony

The negotiations have
been inching through details
of a new bliack-rule con-

, Stitution since they started

more than three wzeks ago.

But conference sources
say there still are wide
differences between the
Salisbury government of
Bpshop Abel Muzorewa and
the Patriotle Front guer-
rillas of Robert Mugabe and
Joshua Nkomo.

Britain, the conference
full ac-
cord with either side but

appears closer to Sallsbury
than to the guerrillas, the
SOUrced say,

British Foreign Secretary
Lord Carrington has sume
moned both sides to a full-
scale plenary session, the
first for two weeks, to
discuss their differences
face-to-face.

Carrington then hopes to
esent “refined” pro’
or a constitution which
Britain would not want to
change to suit elther party,
the sources say.

The constitutional issue, if
unresolved, will block the
way to negotiating the
hhorniest question Fd how the

ar-battere erritor
should be led te new eles
tiona and internationally-
reco dependence ac-
companied by the lifting of
trade sanctions,

No one knows what to do

WASHINGTON (AP) --
Six months after the nuclear
accident at. Three Mile
Island, the Nuclear
Regulatory Comminsion atl]
does not know how to dispose
of a million galloms af
contaminated water, US,
Senate investigators said
today,

The is building up at arate
of about 1,500 gallons a day,
awid a report submitted to
the Senate nuclear
regulation subcommittee.

Testimony today by Paul
Levanthal and James
Asselstine, the two in-
vestigators who prepared
the report, opened the latest
round of hearings byhthe
aubcommittee into the
March 28 incident, ;

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Storage tanka for holding
the auxiliary balding af

e auillary ad-
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The commission says it
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