_ Bulldings; dorainated public deenodisirs ;

“Chante | participants Sunday during
> they. tushed L past, RCMP: to link

D! -_ peace. ‘Mottier’ 8-Day: originated in’ 1870: with: Julia: Ward

ee Parts ‘who’ cared. for victims of. ‘the’ v. s. Civil War, Ellis”: 7

om North Bay, Peterborough; Ont:, Edmonton’ and Calgary,
*s ‘while ° -other™: ‘Sroups marched - against abortions in.

"permit allowing the chain, ‘stood -by. and..shrugged, _

; “Sherbrooke, ‘Que.

|: Ustenéd to peeches on nuclear disarmament. Many carried.
- Hugging.”

: , government expects to fecelve a réquest from. the United
States soon to test the missile fn northern Alberta.
as Cook said the-money..spen{-on the nuclear .stms race.
-, should go toward ousing and-feeding the world’s poor. —

; LaPointe of Montreal, who sald children have the right-to

‘of Project Ploughshares, a peace education group, Bald 700

eBid 8

- . Diogese of Sault Ste. Maria, said on Sat

‘against abortion at city hall.-Most of the speakers stated

_ marches, fought for better :child- support

> with thelr long-distance calls home.

-the day. .

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a vere B.C.

eats on. ‘abortions and ihe arms butdirp
human. hain around the: Cetitre Bla

: Canada, oy. :
“Put an: end ‘to the 4 arms: race,

the Oitawa: rally’ while ;-

bring back the original i ineaning of Mother’s Day.asa day of ~ *

“People also protested the ‘arma race ii Londo, Sarnia.

‘Vancouver, Montreal, Winnipeg “and ‘Moncton,.N.B;.In |
Toronto, there were demonstrations ‘on -both issues. - ¢
On Parliament Hill, the RCMP, who lant. week revoked a-

recognizing there was no way to stop the determined crowd
of about 2,500 women anda few men who braved
ungeasonably cold temperatures and 4 hail storm to protest
production: ‘and testing of the U.S..cruise missile, © = |

The women, many accompanied -by children, came on.-
buses “from! . Toronto, - Kingaton, Ont. 4 Montreal and

Before circling the Parliament’ Buildings, they sang and ©
Placards that read Refuse The Crulse aud AFIS Ave For
Sheila-Cook of Kingston, Ont., read a declaration calling ©
‘on; the government to declare Canada a. nuclear-free zone.

* Canadian Companies: are manufacturing” ‘parts of the’
nuclear’ cruise - missila’s Suidance-. system “and the

“Ellis also said,the chain was a symbol of solidarity with:
‘women who have'been camping out at a military base in

. Greenham’ Cominon, England, to Protest the’ deployment of

cruise missiles in Europe.
‘One. popular ’ speaker was: four-year-ld. Marjolaine~

BrOW up without the threat of nuclear war,
« Iti Peterborough; a spokesman for the Kawartha chapter

people ranging from grandparents to babies in push carts
passed along the city’s main |, btreet to demonstrate thelr
concern about the nuclear arms race, «| -

‘Canadian writer Margaret Laurence, who’ partleipated in

‘the march, said families should press for a nuclear-free:

Canada because. it would help cut the growth of weapons
around the World.

_ Abgut. 50” women turned. up. at ‘Toroato city hall on

Saturday. to support a Congress of Canadian Women rally.
for peace'and protest the. commercialism that urrounda
Mother’ ‘3 Day.’

ty. par! Pad wLentertain ers
wae rns a ware
In North Bay, Most Rev. Alexander | , bishop of. the:
y people should ‘
“do everything, humanly possible”.
Weapons... ; .

And on ‘simday, 150 mothers’ followed the advice by

- marching down the city's main sireet to the office of
Nipissing MP Jean-Jacques Blais, the federal minister’ of

supply and services,” .
Th Vancouver, about 250 people held a Mather’ 6 Day rally -

their objections to aborilon of religious grounds.. ;
About 2,000 people held the fourth annual Mother’s Day...

_ rally and walk of the Right to Life Association in Toronto,

while about 10 pro-choice demonstrators marched quietly.

7 nearby.

In ‘Montreal, about 200 people also protested abortion by”

. marching to. the cross on top_of Mount Royal and in
- Moncton, N. B., more than 400 people walked to the city’s. 5.

hospital from the University. of Moncton: :

Protesters say the Moncton. hospital is the alte of moat
abortions performed in New. Brunswick,’

In.the United States, mothers took partith aiitiaiicieat
laws. and”
celebrated personal moments ranging from ad: ordination
to the priesthiood to‘a‘new baby’s.emile. > °° .

” Meanwhile, ‘children: showered. mothers: with ‘bouquets
and ‘dinners-out,. clogging phone lines in the United States

-Thougands of demonstrators decried: nuclear | weapons in-

_ protests from Bostof! snd Washington, D.C.,to New Orleans

and Oroville, Wash., near the Canadian border, where six:
Canadian mothers peturn a ayiibolic cardboard niodel
of-a nuclear cruise missile to alx, American. mothers. -

The border: demonstration was a proteat against U.S.
attempts to gain permission to test the cruise missile in
Canada,-sald-protest leader Jack Burchard. .

About 9,000. people participated in a Mother's Day Peace -
Walk and Featival: in Chicago, and in Coalinga, Calif., the
Reéd Cross fixed a roaet beef dinner and gave flowers to the
6,500 residents of the earthquake-ravaged town in honor of.

One mother marked the day with prayer as she was

- ordained an Episcopal priest.

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"Ottawa ritdnizer De Rilla said the rely wa meant to: :

‘Established 1908

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Thatcher calls :

+ Prime, Minister Margaret _

Thatcher. today, called” a’ Briti
election for June’9, 11 months befate

rative Government's five-year term,

LONDON (AP) —

ta: eliminate. nuclear ~ “the newly closed Panamen! will ait for the 7

first time June 15.

- The’ election. date was announced after
“Thatcher -went to Buckingham Palace. to -
inform the « Queen. of the Conservative we

government's decision.

“The palace vislt:followed a morning cabinet
- meeting. Thatcher emerged. smiling from: the
cabinet seasion‘at noon ‘and. was riven to the

palace to see the Queen.

Thatcher was, under pressure : from ‘her
_ closest advisers to\name.a date for an’ “early” -
election ‘after: an: elght hour. strategy session, -

- with, them Sunday.

After . two months of ‘speculatio’ about

Der. Stern charges reporter. with fraud

HAMBURG, "West |
- Germany AB) — St
 niagazine asked. the -state
prosecutor today : to charge -

_ reporter Gerd Heldemann. |

_ with fraud, alleging that the.
person Heidemann: said sold -
him: the so-called Hitler
diaries “probably: toes not
exist." -

"Stern publisher” Henri
Nannen said .in'a statement
that -. ‘Heidemann
“apparently fell into the
hands of a swindler and in
’ the ‘end. , Possibly enriched
himself.”

“ Heidemann could: not: be.
reached for comment. His.
:.Wwife told. reporters; her.‘
husband is innocent of fraud
-“and “does. not: have ‘the
- money from the ‘publication
of the “diaries. noe

“The West German weekly

: magézine was reported to .

+ have bald #. 1 million for
“the 62 +"

_. S6g0o900000000000001umes -
Of writings that Heidemann

| laimed* to. haye | tracked
down in East Germany and
~ Which: he ‘said were. the :.

~ Journals: of: ‘Nari dictator

; German
~ government said Friday the
‘ documents
‘ ‘plagiarized’ from -a 1962
~ history book and made with

-“ Adolf Hitter,”
‘Me Went

are." forgeries,

inaterial manufactured |
after the Second World War.

Stern’ apologized to fits.

;  penders today for printing“

fe excerpts of the documents,
"saying the publication put. it -
{a the unwanted position of
- “Nazt justification,” .
Nannen sald he filed the

‘ab: a. supplier. of
- purported Hitler diaries a.
‘man .who most .probably

_.~-!!Heldemann
‘declared éarlier: that he
= received the diaries from an
- informe? whom he could not *
identify: because . human

each other."
. This. was an “apparent.
- peferenca | to 4 ‘report jn:

fetierel.
‘the end of

- Gnanimoyely ‘that: Thatcher’ should “declare °
» + Jume9 as election day. An election must be held:

- tbeferé May, 1084, when the prime minister's

first. term ends:
. In calling’an vearly vole, Thatcher clearly
. hopes to cash in on the- ‘Conservatives’ current

‘popularity. cog

"The oddsinaker tirm William Hill ‘made -
” ‘Thatcher a 4to-1 favorite to: win the June poll,
and opinion polis for the last year have given. .
‘the Conservatives. a _t2point lead over

opposition parties,

‘complaint | agalnat

 Heldemann with the state
; Drosecutor.‘ ofthe | diatrict .
court . in Hamburg, “where -
‘Stern is based. and ‘where
Heldemann: ‘lives:

” The publisher said Stern ‘s

complaint “Ys based on ‘the

fact that Heidemann named

does not exist,’”
had

lives. would’ ~ be >
endangered,” Nannen said.
“After'it was established

that the diaries svére forged,
Heidemann was given. in’
‘ultimatum to: iisclose his
informent because the right’

to -rotect sources does’ not

~ 4pply.: to - a: ‘supplier | of -. sal

falsified material."

* Ndnneén “said - Without

elaboration that statements |
Heldemann and his wife had .
given unspecified foreign. - ©
' Meontradiet.

newspapers

Britain's Sunday ‘Times

quoting Gina’ Heidemiann i as:
implying that. the diaries -

came: from ‘an unnamed
East German official,

“ Asked by reporters

whether Heidemens :' kept _

any’ of the diary: money,

'Untortumately - not. ‘Then
we inight have been able: to...

hire a ‘good lswyer. No, my

« Jtme might bela good time for. an election for ;
: "Thatcher. Some economists expect infldtion to ©
_ drop to 3.8 per cent by the end of June from the:
We current 15-year low of 4.6 per cent, although the”
_ Inflation rate is expected! to elimb again in fall.

husband has none of that. -
money.’ id

“She ‘pald’ she - ‘does not. .
know where the.“menéy |
went, ,

“That Is. -domething for:
my husband to say,"’ she -
sald. “Te . don’t “know who

* wrete. ‘the diaries. ‘My
the :

husband: ~ thought
wrote: them." a
Earlier, Stern spokesman

Hitler

- Gunther: © Schoenfeld

released 4 Btatement signed -
“the ‘editora ‘of Stern,’”
which seid. “the West
German". -_government’s
exposure of: the diaries as:

obivious fakes “is a severe.

blow against 35 yeara. of

/ Stern credibility.” —

‘We are ‘ashamed of ‘this
. our
- readers, @ éveén though only a

publitation : before
fow of us were involved and
informed,’ He ‘the - ‘statement:

“Stern . is: not the. -

: publiction in which ‘Nazi
justification should be able 2
‘to find its place. woo.

Some -Natorians have:
speculated that neo-Nazis in

Europe or old Nazis hiding -

out in” South / America |

- fabricated. the diaries in an
attempt to strengthen West. .

Germany's’ ' ltra-rightist. .

‘fringe. ‘Other “speculation -

was that the documenta
were. forged within-- the
Soviet blod In an ‘effort. to
show that the West did not -
do. all It. ecitld to end the
Second World War. .

chief editot ‘who resigned
__ after the hoax was exposed,

million for’ the diaries and

story" -

- histori¢al: analyses had

Siberia to accommodate an additional 100

* significant. expansion of nuclear: forces"

‘Japan “and other Asian sountries, the the

British general election .

: ‘wbenher dnateher would call an early vote, her
spokesman fatd the prime: minister decided it -
was ip the. “national interest” to. vend. the:

~ ‘The London financial firm James Chapel has
predicted. a summertime dup in
_ unemployment, bow’ running at 13.6 per cent, .
lower interest rates and a contin surplus in
‘+. foreign ‘trade: :
wiidipal

“Marginal districts, but made-few: gains in 08°:
local councils where the party bad hoped to win :.
more seats,’ ;

The Conservatives currently have 394 seats”

. in the 635-seat Parliament, compared with the’
Labor party's 239 and 42 for the Liberal-Soclal -
“Democratic alliance. The remainder are held
by small parties and -the speaker of. the
chamber, with {wo seats vacant.
_ ‘The next Parllament will have an expanded
. 650-geat Commons.

John Silkin, 3 senior Labor parliamentary -
spokesman, said the opposition is “ready to go,
happy to go” to the polls, because ‘we want to

. getrid of this government as soon as possible.”
‘ He sald Thatcher calle an early election
because she knew unemployment and inflation
would get worse.

"“pbvious fakes.”

“We -had at least ‘five
experts tell us the stuff is.
genuine,” Koch said. ‘One
even told us that if. Hitler:

"were to appear in court and
deny having written them, |
‘behind. he would still stick. to his

documents’ ‘acquisition. but opinion." an

did not elaborate.  Heldemann has claimed:
Koch, and Felix Schmidt, the handwritten - diaries
two of Strn's’- three top’ were rescued from a4
editors, quit . after the
government announced that
chemical . testa“. and”

said the magazine paid #4. 1

“‘noody knows where that
money went.”

Koch, in: 8 telephone
interview Sunday, said he
fears there “may bean wily 2

tashed in East Germany.
after flying out of encircled
Berlin in the last days of the:
"proved the volumes were, _ European \ war.

~ Council.

Tast’ weak ‘the’ ‘Conservatives ‘retalaed cae 8

burning Nazi plane thet _

__. Volume 77.60.89

“repeats
Passage

- Herald Stalf Writer .
TERRACE— The 4600
block Lazelle Avenue:
bylaws have to be. given .
final approval - agaix, for, -
- thesecond time due to a mix ©
up of when approval was

given by Victorla.
Council. had given final
adoption to the two bylaws .
or April 25, however, the
‘Ministry of | municipal
affairs hadn’t granted its
-approval ‘until - four. days —
later on April 29.-- It is
contrary to the Municipal
” Act for a council to say its
final yes" before Victoria -
Mayor Helmut Giesbrecht

“is bringing~ back: for.

reconsideration the Terrace:

sub-regional . advisory

economic . development -
commission bylaw that was
defeated at its third reading ~
on April 25. 2
’ The short, 23 item- agenda
‘for: _tonight’s meeting -
demonstrates a citizen’s.
. concern with the state of
Terrace's streets, There is
a request for lighting at the
end of Thomas Street,
another.” to. pave: the 3800

block vw South: Eby:
colin aspevebe
Strest:* "Fifteen: residents

have “signed a) petition -to -
control thé dust problem on
the 4700 Block’ of Davis
‘Avenue by paving with the
added note that if the money -
is not presently. in \the
budget - council puts ! it
‘there. There. is also a
request” ‘that the. Larelle
‘Avenue access to the
Sandman Inn be‘ closed.
‘That matter came up atthe |
last meeting of the
committee of the whole,

Over 20 signatures will be:
presented to council on a

_ petition oppositig proposed

changes to the cily's
‘cemetery bylaw. The.
changes would include
_ Femoving planted flowers

_ and graye. borders ‘and

’ planting grass seed. . -
The -Terrace. fire chief
wants to attend the
~ provincial’ annual ‘meeting
of his counterparts, ‘AU
such Fai “have been’ -
deni by this council,
unless. the person
requesting such travel was
_ Willing to pay his own way;
contrary to previous pollcy
of other councils that
included. such travel. as .
training. and upgrading of
city staff, —

* Council will ‘also be
discussing the “p
. RCMP office: -relicition, ”

- Soviets building base |

~ Los “ANGELES (AP) - =_ The Soviet.
Union is building-dt least 10 new bases in

.or- more: medium-range S§S-20 missiies

targeted ¢ on Asia, the Los Angelea Timea a

reported Sunday. - :
‘The new missile bases are_part of a

aimed at those, two areas, the newspaper we
said. ee .
- Quoting. unnanséd “infotmed vweatern'.
sources,” the newspaper sald the bases,
-which are in various stages of completion, —
would approximately double the number.
of 58-208 currently deployed in the eastern
Soviet Union. Each of the missiles has a.
‘range of 5,000 kilometres, and carries —

The Times.

nuclear warheads.

The locations of the new bases — cast
and weat of Lake Baikal in southern
Siberia — indicate that moat of the new
misailes are to be targeted on “China,

newspaper ‘sald.
_ And while none of thé bases are said to

(oe, within striking distance of Western
Europe, The Times sald some are within
range of Turkey, a member of the North
_Allantic Treaty Organization:

The paper. quoted ‘unidentified U.S.
officials ‘as saying the new bases could
complicate ‘U.SSoviet negotiations in
Geneva on limiting medium-range nuclear -
arms in Europe. «

_. The missiles could potentially be moved :
westward by rail during a crisis to launch: .
sites within range of Western Europe,
NATO analysts were reported to have told 6

Figures recently made public by the
‘United States show that the Soviets hiave .
$51 SS-20s in placé, and HS of them: are
. three independently targetable, 180-klloton . believed to be almed at Western Europe.

' ‘The rest are almed at Asia, .

. The newspaper said it fs unclear

.. whether the new bases are meant to take
__intioln ntact convent i

«place, or whether they are being built to

‘receive 58-208 that Moscow might
; eventually agree to pull back from bases -
near Western Europe.

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