. from an unexpected source

ps into: mere. “tor
earber ate criminals’ an dg’ ndt.abs
Ci. Savon Court Justice".

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éonvicted, of crimes. 65, vs ;

He" Bald he - ‘understood ‘well publie! ‘emncern - “about —
criminals following recent “convictions of ‘Clliford Robert, |

Olson '~ _ * fentenced to life ‘tmpegpament for killing. 1 li

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* inpércerdtian ‘alone is: simply nat. ine answer t'is.of

- course impossible to ‘contemplate every” criminal sentence’ :
- be one of life: imprisonment. carried ‘out literally and en-

” tirely. The siriple fact is aven given | a substantial move tn:
the direction of of longer ae sentences - +bhe vast majority of

“B. C. Hydro’ S allies strange:

* YANCOUVER (CP) ‘—
B.C. Hydro. got- backing.

SPEC/is. opposing Hydro -
before’ another commission

for higher electric rates

Wednesday but. declined

- assistance from what it

" sespect we are aligned with .

termed ‘strange allies.” .
; #We are in favor of rate™:
- Increases, not. rate
decfeases,’” lawyer. Tom .

panel {hearing an ap-

- plication for” authority to River at: Site. Cc. SPEC has

proceed with construction of been granted payments to

another dam on the Peace cover its cost of intervention,

as ftom pads 1 1

~ detente aids etd

Rafaél, representing the .
‘Society. Promoting
Environmental. Conserv-
ation, told the B.C. Utilities
- Commission, ‘In that:

; Hydro. may .
Rafael. said higher
electric rates would reduce

demand. and -eliminate the:

need for more generating
. facilities that are harmful to

the environment.

._.“I don't think Hydro fs in
need of: assistance from

SPEC, " gald Hydro lawyer

rrillas and terrorists are at

_work In Central ‘and South -
America, araaeee the

Middle. East, « -the
Caribbean and in ‘Europe,

violating human rights and .

unnerving the world with

.violence,” Reagan sald.

“Comrurist atrocities in

‘Southeast Asia, Afghanistan

and elsewhere continue to
shock -the free world as
refugees escape to tell of
their horror."

On nuclear policy,
declared:

“The decade of so-called

he

detente witnessed the ‘most
massive Soviet buildup of
military power In history...
‘While we
unilateral restraint, they
possess nuclear and con-
‘ventional forces far- in

excess of an adequate .

deterrent capability.
“Soviet oppression is not

limited to the countries they-

invade. At the very-time the

Soviet Union is trying to_

manipulate the peace
‘movement in the West, it-is

exercised |

forged ahead and today

movement’ at home. . an
- Moscow, | ‘banners « are
scuttled, buttons. are
snatched and ‘demon-
strators aré arredted when

even a few people dare to
speak: out about their |

fears.”

. The only new initiative in
his speech was a call for an

international conference on

military expenditures that .

would ‘give an accurate

- accounting of the resources ~

‘each country allocates to its
armed forees. —~

pee

Ms hE: dg ‘inescapable. therefore ‘that: the interests af society

are intensely involved in the fhatter of what meme thé

offender: Cand) how he ig treated while he Js #till ser

Bentence. And itis surely inéseapable then’ that.an

that. ean be done. effec lively to treat or correct. the offender
hile’ :

© the criminal justice ‘system: must: “address these problems.’
“Hf he or she is suffering from_a condition at the time of

- Sentencing which has‘a bearing on or connection’ with the
“¢rime commitied and if that condition is capable of being -

treated — “whether it be mental, physical or psychological

— then it is surely an enormous and damaging error if that _
condition is not treated while the offender is undergoing ;
‘+ sentence,”

- Fulton, a former: justice minister tinder John Diefen-

-baker’s Progressive Conservative government, said that .

such treatment can not be ordered on the offender asa part.
of sentencing because the offender “will simply go through: ;
the motiohs,”

“He suggested one model ‘is: ‘Washington state’ 8 Criminal

Psychopath Act under which a criminal serves an: in-

determinate sentence but -is given the Rhoice of -volun-

_ teering for treatment of his condition in liew of serving some
of his sentence, :

The criminal may later win freedom if the courts or thé ~

parole board determine that the treatment has been suc-
cessful, Fulton said.

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“ MacKenzle, stifling a budding peace . | so
Ken eKendl . B pes a an frontage, vegetable and flower gardens: Potting oO ge
So . ; : a shed, greenhouse, woodshed, small car garage, [|
from page 7 1

. PLO tries last efforts

skylights. ‘Revenue from 2 rented suites. Bargain ‘ oF
priced $119,000. One-third down —. owner will - ; a

_ the economic impact of the-invasion of Lebanon. | ' Israeli slege of West Beirut. The radio gave no source for Its

. - Some estimates of the cost of the.invasion range as high

finance. For appt. to view phone 635-2435 or 635-2837,
report.
ad $1 billion, and Israel has imposed new taxes to raise $650 The United States, Israel ’s strongest ally, has promised it
million additional: revenue by the end of July.

will not. tiegotlate directly with thé PLO until the
__ War ‘correspondents ‘in. Beirut reported Israeli forces" organization formally recognizes the Jewish state's right to
shelled PLO positions in the capital Wednesday ‘night,

exist?and accepts UN-backed frameworks for peace in the
hitting a munitions dump that set off a barrage of ex- Middle East.
- plosions and fires: Lebanese press reports said guerrillas Lt.-Gen. Raphael Eytan, Israel's military chief of staff, ;
returned the fire with Soviet-made rockets. ‘was quoted as dismissing reports from Lebanon that. the.
PLO waa ready to throw dawn its weapons in return for U.S.
_Tecognition anda role in future peace negotiations. ‘

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