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Sasanshaurtiohes

‘Improvement.
‘Opposition MPs disagreed.

in -March than in February,

Lo, Seagonally adjusted jobleas ‘rate has risen’
to 12.6 per cent from’ 12,5, said Progressive :
‘Conservative James ‘MoGrath, MP for St. :

Mohn’ 's East;

"Nelson: Rilg, New. Democrat ‘finanee.” recalle
a “erille and Kamloops-Shusway
is clear that. for’ a growing number of
'.. “Canadians there is no recov .

-The: figures ignore those who’ have
sirtply given up looking for work because | *-

there are no jéba available,

Nevertheless, Statistics Canada noted ~ “females In the same age group; by 0.2 to
‘thal the seasonally adjusted level’ of ' Soyo an

“employment Increased m
March — the third inrease in

months — with the greatest improvement
coming from full-time jobs for men. Tt was:
the first Increase in full- time employment :

in six months,

Fulltime, employment inereased : by
29, 000 for men but showed little: change for

‘women. The increase was

mostly in Ontario mariufaeturing” and

construction industries.
While unemployment also

March, this was due mainly to‘an increase’
in peraons entering. or. re-entering” the”
labor force, Statistica: Canada’ said, ron

- The increase in the seasonally adjusted’ ,
unemployment rale’ “represents virtually
no change from the rates which have been
recorded during the past several sont,”

’ the agency said.

The jobless rate in December! w was 12. 6

per cent, in January 12.4 pe
. February 12.5 percent...

McGrath and Riis argued the latest
figures should be cause for a great deal of

Concer.

Both pointed: ‘to the increase in youth :
unemployment: to 621,000 from 604,000 just’.
” -as the school year is coming to an end, and...
sald that. another 600,000 to one million
young people wil soon be coming onto the

job market, ”°
- Alls. said Finance

- ‘situation.

But McGrath aaid 14 Einployment Minister.
Lloyd Axworthy can and should act ‘now
and not wait for the budget. . .

"Statistics. Canada

AMMAN (AP) = = King”
Hussein has : ‘actused the —
Palestine “Liberation
‘Organization ot breaking a

‘ tentative promise~ to . co-
oprate  §§ in: peace

negotiations, halting talks

which U.S.” and other
officials hoped could lead to
a Middle’ East settlement.

“In a. blunt ‘gtatemment ©
jasued Sunday. by the

Hussein called offi series.
of meetings - . PLO
chairman Yas@@pr ‘Arafat
and sald Joya  “‘will
neither acteepagately nor in
-Heu ‘of anybody else in
Middle. East peace
.. “negotiations.”
Hussein's. — declaration

could doom President

Reagan’s peace proposal,
- which was -based on the.
. prospect that Hussein would
join in

for the Palestinians. ;
Pee the Reagan plan, -
". negotiators -would
ae nue for, “autonomy” for
the Palestinians in the
Israell-oceupied West Bank
‘and Gaza Strip, in. close’
association with Jordan.
_ Western diplomats. in
Amman said today Hussein
was exhausted by: recent —
events and. was unlikely to
revive a dialogue with PLO
in the near future.
' “There is gloom. around |

town,"’ sald one. Western ©

, European diplomat. “There
- has been a great deal of

effort made at the expense a
of. many other . things,

including the king’s health."
So 1 don’t think: anyone has
the stamina: ‘to “continue.”

Reagan blamed ‘radical
“elements” ‘of the, PLO for .
the development andsaid hie

' remained hopeful about his
‘plan ° after «talking with

Hussein by telephone.

_ ~ Israeli officlals today: said
Husseln’s. move ' “virtually.
“ended hopes for the Reagan

plan but they “suggested

Hussein still could: _ oper

talks with Israel on his own.

> "Ome official ii J
‘gald. his goverriment . had’
- @ntleipated no results from’

* thé Jordan-PLO talks, and -

; added: “Only - those who -

: “expected something from”

thee talks will ~ be
‘ dlaappointed.” -

Tsrael has reeled the

’ Noone should be encouraged by figures
« whithahee there were 73,000 more jobless -

Minister ‘Mare
Lalonde’s April 19 budget should contain,
_ serious measures to respond io the

y-halis.peace. talks... .

oy Vy

VANCODVER ‘CP) —

hidden inemployed ‘than | a year
4°53 | ‘per cent more ‘than in.
March, ‘1981, vain figures - are am a a

and that the’.

. a ai pple ‘aa: nat: oe work
“Facluded “A. belief that- no. jobs: were -
‘ ” available,” that’ they: were: waiting: to ‘be |

 {ransportation: fair, :
- ed ‘toa, former job. or. they. were . The federal government:

p MP; said It.: walling” for results. of previous . job

ery Tha March jobless rate. dropped by 0:25

“ 9.5 per. cent for men 25. years of. age and -

over. But it increased by 0.8to24.1percent |

‘for indles 15 to-24; by 0.4 to 18 per cent for:

restabrant. .

he anid:! ~~ _ over. NDP. health <critic.

"10.4 per cent for women 25 years and-over.

_' The rate rose by 1.5 to 20.9 per cent In

_~ Newfoundland; by 0.8 to 13.9 per-cént:In_

"Nova Scotia; by 0.8 to 16.1 per cent in New

. Brunswick, by 0.910 11 per cent in Alberta,
and by 0:2 to 14 ‘per cent ‘in British
Columbia. : os

The rate ‘declined in. ‘Prince Edward ©

Istand by 0.2 to 12.7 per cent, in Ontario by.

~ O20 t0 11.4 per ent, in Manitoba by 0.4 to 9.7

_ fer cent'and in Saskatchewan by 02 to-7. 4 3

percent

increased in , The rate was unchanged at i 6 pet cent

in Quebec. poet

” . March. "unemployment, rates. for “cities
surveyed, with’ February: rates. -{ny

. brackets.’ Statistics Canada warns, the

‘monthly ‘figures . may fluctuate widely
‘because the sample is. small,

-*St. John’s, Nfld., 15.1' (13.2).

, “Hailfax, 12.2- (10.9): ,

' Saint John, N.B., 15.1 (4).
-Chicoutimi-Jonquiere, Que., 14.8 2. 1).
Quebec, 42 (11.8), .
“«Montreal, 15.2 (14.6), ,
-Ottawa-Hull, 9.9 (9.6). -

Sudbury, Ont., 27.1 (19.9).

: ~Oshawa, Ont., 10.4 (14. 2

-Toronto, 10.8. (10, 2).
-Hamilton, 15,7 (182),

‘St. Catharines-Niagara,. Ont., oY as, %.
«London, Ont., 11.6 (9,1), ..
=Windsor, Ont., 17.5 (17,8)... oa
-Kitchener-Waterloo, Ont., 11° (12. 8)...
‘Thunder. Bay, Ont.;-14.8 ar. L dey

arginally vin .
the last four '

concentrated

hospital beds." 2

_ bospital fee increases ‘were

r cent and in, election.

- Bennett. could make the

“Edmonton, 18.7122). 0
*Vancouver,19.t-(14), 0
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noted the .

a election.

after after the two Social Credit

Race: continues ,

_ Leader’ Dave’ ‘Barrett “wooed ‘Vancouver's Chinese
“comminity ‘Sunday,- promising to. help
_ building of a $6,1-million oriental garden if elected in
the May 5 British Columbia general election. . a
+ Barrett; speaking to About 200 party Supporters ata
- downtown Chinese restaurant, said he helped finance .-
~ fomstruetion of the Chinese Cultural Centre when he
-waa premier in 4973, He-sald if the-NDP forme the -
government, it would ‘help finance the Sun ‘Yat-Sen
“oriental . garden’ aB. ‘part, the. Expo: H.. » world. ‘

towards the project, while the-City of Vancouver. has”
- ‘pledged $300,000. About: $3.8 million is stil] needed for -
the project, which would Inplnde a park, ‘museum and = 2

Barrett continiied ‘his attack on. the Soclal- Credit .

Saturday that the government is planning to increase
hospital fees, user fees and medicare premiums: _
“Just as we struggled in‘ this province cf British
‘Columbia. for equal:rights for all citizens, we .
~ Biruggled for equal access to a public health system

and we're not going to allow this government to step
back 20 and 30 years and limit access by anyone to
that health care’ program,” said Barrett...”

. “The idea that:that we should.losé-any- ground in
our health care system is completely unacceptable
and I don’t care what’ the government's explanation.
‘19, 1don’t cara If they say it's just a draft document. I
don’t care if they ‘say:it's just an option. I say what
are they doing even thinking about adding charges to .

’ Premier Bill Bennett, who denied Saturday that the :

‘the day off Sunday ‘and was scheduled to resume his -
campaign today in: Kamloops and Salmon Am

- An association’ representing small. business said 7
‘ Sunday that Bennett must back his claim that B.C. is
leading the way to economic recovery -in Canada or -

yy risk losing support from small businessmen ‘in thé

! -Len Friesen, president of the Community Business
.and Professional Association of Canada, said in an.
-Interview - ~Sunday he could not understand’ how .
claim when ‘the facts. a
-revealed.a different picture.
“Barrett told his audience that the immigration of
. tninorities to Canada’ was. built on. the ‘dream of
; mllmited: opportunity: and a good education.
“And I say that that dream for our: children to
- I become scientists, technicians, doctors, lawyers, any -
.. opportunity that is available for your children at the.
} university level should not be curtailed by cutbeicks in

1 Barrett said he was concerned that the government
viewed the idea of English as a second language tor a.

“Winnipeg, 11.3 (11,9), - . om the public education systam.”” ©
“Regina, 8.5 (8.9). os :
'. Saskatoon, 11.1:(13,1);.... °
Calgary 14.9: (18.4) . ‘significant nuniber of children as non-existent.

. Following the speech, Barrett said he would not
; comment on Dave Stupich’s expectation that Barrett
‘|. would offér to resign if the party. does not. win the

: New Democratic oad
the -

has donated $1 5 million a

‘Dennis Cocke's claim ©

government policy, took

“.” Stupich, a 17-year veteran of the legislature for the
NDP, said Barrett made the offer in 1975 and 1979, .

yictories, and he expect.

Brel todo the sine tie pany ase Ho hot suéteed in -

ere

: was - ‘lo travel- south on ‘the “B.C: Heart ‘asks you to bea Red Crass blood donor for your

Reagan plan; but U.S. ” the jand."!

the upcoming election.

negotiations with “
Israel as. 8 representative ;

officials had ‘suggested ‘the —

Israelis might compromise
if Husseiy. and non-PLO
Palestinimis offered © -to
negotlate in leu of the PLO.
’ Neither ‘{srae] nor the
‘United States’ will deal
directly with the PLO,
which ‘claims to. be the sole

representative of the’ 12 .
- million ‘Palestinians - on
’ Israeli-held land.

In Kuwalt, PLO officials.
declined immediate
comment: — on Hussein's
decision, but one source:
teday ‘pretileted Hussein

would try — and fail ‘to.

ignore the PLO temporarily
and rally. support from
moderate Palestinians. —
The . Jordanian, news
agency: said Hussein’ and
Arafat had worked out their
tentative . agreement’. last
week, and PLO sources said
the proposal would. have.
included an -' implicit
recognition of Israel. Arafat

‘flew to Kuwait to gain
" support of. other. Arab

leaders and was supposed to
return to. Amman, -.
Then, |

to propose a new course of

_ action. that differed: from

our agreement and that did

not give: Priority, to saving

the . Jordanian -
- statement said, Arafat sent
-a delegate to Amman: “to

convey to us new ideas, and.

became: evident that we
cannot proceed ‘with ‘the
course of political action
which’ we had- planned
together, and to which we.

had agreed in principle and,
in detail,” it sald. -

“We respect the ‘decision
of the PLO, It being the sole
legitimate representative of

the. Palestinian. people.
. Accordingly, we leave it to

the PLO. and to the’ -

Palestinian people to choose
the ways and means for the
salvation of themselves and
their land. > .”’
Hussein's = impatience
with the PLO was reflected
in Sunday's statement:
“Jordan warned
‘tepeatedly of the ‘dangers
inherent in the continuation

of the no-war no-peace.

situation and- of. the
exploitation by Israel of this
situation to pepetuate the
status quo,
“Jordan has -
cautioned against letting
‘time’ pass . by © without
Concluding a. just. and
comprehensive . peace
settlement because time
‘was, and still is, essential to
Tarael’s aim of .. . bringing
about a falt accompli,’’. a
_peference ta concern that
“Israel will annex the West
Bank.

Fogar’ S call ‘close

_. YELLOWKNIFE, N:W.T. (CP) —
41-year-old Milan journalist
North Pole, had a close call with death during the weekend.-

Claudio, Schranz, Fogar’s base camp manager for the 41.
‘said - winds .
\ *: Kdlometnes, an | hour. turned the, Journalist's tent over early

Saturday, while, Foger, was iniide, The

‘year-old . ‘Milan, ‘journalist,

did manage to right his tent’

. some equipment that Bet Ww

— Ambroglo Fogar, the
who is trying to walk to. thé

gusting to 90

anne

‘Schranz said in.an. interview from Resolute Bay, NW. T.,

the weekend storm forced Fogar:to remain in his tent until .
- Sunday night. He was. expected to resume his trek today.

- Schranz said there had been n0 recent position fix for the
Italian but he estimated Fogar has travelled another 0
kilometres since mid-week: That would put him about 330

--Mlometres north of Cape Columbia,: the northernmost

landfall on Ellesmere: ‘alana, most northerly. island in the

Canadian: Arctie.

‘Beyond Cape. ‘Columbia ina tiny spit of land called Ward

Hunt. Island: here. David Hempletnan-Adams, 38, of

“Bristol, England, began his

attempt to walk to the pole.

"There tias been no word since the beginning of April from

Hempleman-Adamis base camp at Eureka, located at about:

the mid-point of Bllesmere Island.

“In the light of this, -it

. Germans forced them out of
' _ their home in Lodz, Poland,

“ghetto,

also

Oo . HN

Memories painful

MONTREAL (CP) — For
nearly four. decades, Tola
Granek. could not bring .
herself to. talk about, that

late-summer day in 1944:

when she was shoved into a

«crowded ‘cattle « car- and

taken to Auschwitz.,
She had already lost her

‘father and a brother to:

illness when invading Nazi

and. into a closet-sized
apartment in the Warsaw

And, before ' the war.
ended, her mother was —
killed in & gas chamber and .

‘her other brother. was shot,

during a death march.

~ But, unlike them and six

million’ other European
Jews," Granek survived the

Use? I'm all alone.’ ”

dying prisoners nearby.
Later, Granek was
transferred from camp to

camp. At one point she lost”

four frent teeth when a Nazi
officer’ punched her for

‘stealing a hot potato from a

wood stove.
She weighed a scanty 70

" “J didn't know if I wanted
-to. live,” she recalled.
‘What's. the

" Shortly afterwards,

‘however, in a’ displaced
‘persons camp lie - met
‘another survivor who was to
-beesme -

cher. | husband.
Together. they moved to

- Holocaust, She immigrated
" to Canada in 1945 and raised

i se eee

CLIP ME 1/

“tell students, I would break &

. Sunday ad she joined about
oo 600 others at a synagogue in I q
“euburban: Cote St. Luc to § |.

. commemorate ©
' anniversary of the Warsaw By:

Italian ¢ adventurer
‘aft B fy himself and“

"of being

. morning ° ‘they were alli.
forcedto march before their g

Canada for a new life.

a family, but only two year
ago did she begin to recall §-
that dark . experience to I:
schoolchildren. : .
“When I first started to i

1

Y ~_ayatem. :

renewed proposal to'put the
MX missile in Minuteman
"(silos anda plan’ te build a
‘new, smaller : nuclear

: miasile ° have , come. under

fire In. advance of a
: presidential comimiission’s °
‘recommendation ° of a’

+ basing: plan forthe. Jong. 'th
defence “bing battle for. Senite\ .
.- confirmation of Keane

» delayed | ‘. us

i The: ‘commission. wag to

recommend building 100 =

” MX ‘weapons ‘and: ‘putting:
_- them In 100 Minuteman ellos ;
in ‘Wyoming. and Nebraska,
q along : with:. developing - ‘a
i. smaller,
_ missile.
deployed in the next decade,

single. ‘warhead ..
that. could = be

show. details: of the report. -

that already | have ‘become
; public. . : :

retired US. Air. Foree Lt.-

.Gen. Brent. Scowcroft, a

former national security
adviser to President Gerald

Ford, was to be. released
today, —

President Reagan. is

’ expected to wait at least a

week before endorsing the

’ plan developed - by a

commission he. appointed ©
after Congress voted

- against ‘the missile last

‘Islands . ‘ conflict

December,
“dense ‘pack” .
scheme.

Cemetary

PORT: SAN CARLOS,
Falklands (AP) — The next-
of-kin of British servicemen
killed in. the’ Falktand
“have
dedicated, a cemetary ..for, -

rejecting his’.
_ basing

‘the slain men on a hillside

'. near ©

: where soldiers
stormed ashore a year ago

to recapture the islands

from Argentina.

“<The dedication ceremony _

‘bishop for Britain's: armed _ Meetings open to the public.

services. who today was. :
‘ will center.on rates for Kitwanga, Hazelton and Stewart

Sunday. was led by: Rev.
Stuart, Snell, the Anglican —

scheduled. to ‘conduct .a
shipboard memorial service

for the 175 members of the

task foree buried at sea.
edhe group of $14,relatives

“L
1

co The Herat Mendy ae ”, we, Pooe 3.

MAX x missiles u

. “al: (AP) A»

; Resigan does not want ' his

‘éoroments. about the newest ,
“MX plan: to deiract: ‘from +
‘administration. efforts to”
of |
ves” ‘resolution ©

‘ oppose a. House
“Representa
‘calling for'a welear freeze,
say White | “House soiurces.
a These, sources also. noted

~ administration’ Ce

Adelman,’ Re

pominee é ‘jikad the a aie i

contra) agency. :

Congresaloitals. iotes on*

both 7 ys Adelman

"the

> nomination and the nuclear |
freeze’ issue: are. scheduled |

this week,” foo
The administration says
. the

Minuteman. missile because
the 1,000 ‘Minutemen

_ backbone of the, US.
. based . nuclear © ‘detacest,

~ are vulnerable toa first

strike” by - increasingly

broad

10-warhead “MX is
needed. to . replace ” the

tne,

think the Mx isi ‘dead,|

But .Senate - Ma
Leader Howard’ “Baker of
Tennessee Was
optimistic. - . ~ :

. “appeal, 48°
Republican, leader said. of
the ‘proposals. ° °

Ln ani, ‘MX. plans

- Minuteman: ailos.

“President, Jimmy Carter. > | |
- wanted to build 200 of the
Weapons ‘and move them...

‘among 4,600 shelters in the

- Utah and Nevada, deserts in
a. “shell ‘ game”’
configuration designed . to
wn, fool Soviet spy satellites.*:

““) But Reagan ridiculed that ,

plan i during the

campaign and’ junked. tt .

after he took office.

‘accurate ~ Soviet | missiles, :

More than 90 MX plans .

have been. studied. and
rejected since the weapon

was first proposed a decade .

aga. ;
- Even before, the latest
plan. was.

of congressional ‘criticiam.

Democratic’ © Senator
Ernest: Hollings ‘of South
Carolina, a leader of the

-buccessful fight against MX ;

dedicated

darling. We havea son to be ©

proud of.” --

“We come with pride, but
not the pride of victor over
the vanquished, * said Snell.

formally .
proposed, it: was the subject -

"Instead, » ‘Reagan

suggested in 1981, 40 MX.

missiles should be built and

‘put into Minuteman ‘silos —

_ until a better basing plan
could be found,

‘Congress rejected that”
Plan, arguing that it would
make the missile just as

vulnerable aB the
Minuteman. ° “
That. led to another
search, . which Reagan

ended last. November by
proposing “dense pack,’’ +:

‘which would have housed
100 of the weapons in an
area near Cheyenne, Wyo.,
on the theory that incoming
Soviet missiles would knock
each other out. |

_ Meetings open

Herald Staff Writer
TERRACE— For the first time in memory, ‘Tuesday,
‘April 12, will see some Schoo] District 68 committee

The rentals committee will meet at noon and discussion

teachers quarters and.possibly REM Lee rates. .
-, At I p.m. the transportation committee will discuss the

Resswood bus.”

-

subinhdraas

et Ma . a

more, a

" were rejected by Congress,
 Inelinding a 1961 plan.to put
"4 lof” the: ‘missiles, into -

' liner Cunard Countess from heart's sake. -

Port San Carlos to Falkland
Sound, the waterway
between the. two main
"islands, East and West
Falkland. ;

On the way, the thip was
to pass by the spot where

__the frigate HMS Ardent was __
. bombed

-by low-flying _
Argentine Mirages,. killing
24 of ita crewmen, during

-the 10-week campaign last

year. to. end Argentina's

’ occupation of the islands.
pounds when the last camp -
. she was assigned to was
“ Mberated by U.S. soldiersin .
“1945,

The cemetery dedicated
Sunday overlooks the site of
the first mass troop landing
last May 21, when’ 5,000
British soldiers: formed an
invasion beachhead that led

to the Argentine surrender

June 14. :
- A picture of a baby boy

“never seen by his father waa

' Weltten on the back was: *
“You live on with us my —

~ pinned to a wreath on the

grave of Capt. Chris Dent of
the. Parachute Regiment.

dowh and ery,” she sald 9

‘the 40th 1:

sheito uprising; L .
“Butl feel the story has to § |.

be told: .') . God forbid me

it should happen again” *

Granek; a petite blonde
women with intense brown §
eyes and’ a slight Yiddish +
accent, remembers being
split from her,. kin atl |
Auschwitz and’ the humility

‘stripped and
shaved from head to toe.

She was given:a sack wlll
wear and, for three weeks,

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