a has announced. that its sildicra are at‘new
- nuclear missile bases in’ Bai .Germa Ye:

‘@nnduncemedit ‘vamie: ‘hourg" ‘befire

the ‘dcbeduled meeting tuday in Stockholm. ©

of Soylet Foreign Minister Andrei Grommyko

id U. S. State Secretary George Shultz,
The - ‘official news agency Tass bald.”

Tuesday night that Soviet missile unita are:
in East Germany. The report was in ‘today’s’

E edition’ of the army hewapaper ‘Red: Star,”

Soylet President Yuri Andropov declared

on Nov. 2¢. that, work on the micsile bases -.
was: ate eee up atter- the arrival ‘of :
uh any, tesumption of‘arma talks, ’
“. The Red Star quoted a: sergeant serving iF
in East Germany ad saying the troops are |
' prepared |

The-Tess report did not give the Iécation oe
of the bases in East Germany and made no. -
reference. to plans to base new missiles { in r

Casehostovakia.

TORONTO (CP)'— A Montreal man has
been | ‘convicted , in the largest holdup. in
Toronto history — a $1.2-million heist from
the -downtqwn: Simpson's Ltd. : store in
Octoher W98R,

‘John: King, 54, abil -he sentenced Feb, Ww -

and Crow. Attorney Bob Ash says he will ©
seek! a life term.
Last: year, Francois Emery, 25, alka or

Montreal, pleaded guilty to robbing the

dep: ffmment store and was sentenced to 16
years: ‘in-prison, .. /

theft the ublic: Is fed up with criminals.who.
“haye'a lagk of feat. Of the consequences” --
of the ir actions and the sentence'will serve |

as: ty message to Montreal robbers that '

Torgato's had ‘enough,’ ae

At: "about 3.p.m.. on, Oct 4, 1992, three
armed ‘and masked ‘men performed: a-
lightning-swift . strike on twa armored-car
guards.

Tha” bandits pushed the guards to the”
floor, scooped bags of money and cheques |
into ‘sport bags and: walked -briskly to a .
slalrway exit, badlocking the doors behind -
them:":

- ~Bat at at nearby Union Station, where the

- Lougheed.

EDMONTON (CP) ~— Alberta Premier.

Peter — Lougheéd’s - Ottawa-bashing is’

preventing ‘economic recovery, Says a:
recently published book.

Lougheed doesn’t get all the blame in. The“
West, ©
paiva of Regina professor. But he {s .

‘written’ by Jobn Conway; a .-

_ there, is. aware of the-significance and
. ‘hecéssity’ ‘pf.-the' ‘Measures - taken bythe

Soviet-Union- and. its allies.’

‘Western ‘armaexpertd ‘have: sald: ‘the.

missiles: most likely to-be deployed are the

depicted as a: response ‘to the: wedtern

short} range! SS-21 and $8-28' and: ithe new SS. .
22 ‘thought capable of knocking out-targets |
Britain; ‘where: the: first“U.S, cruise’
~ snissiles are already operational. -°
The “new | Soviet. missiles have. been:

deployments, which: Moscow says prevent

‘to’. retaliate: * agalnst,

any ~-

aggression, adding: “For ‘this reason: we .

iV ontreal man sentenced.

robbers hopped on a train to Montreal, they

in cash behind,
Hor TIP
: Hight. days

later, - Det, 18 ierre

‘have been entrusted with a truly Aerrible, . | ;
Powerful Weapon.’ an .

- got their bags mixed up and left bas milion .

- ‘Sango, an otganized-crime ‘specialist

_ with Montreal police, reciéved a‘ {ip that

hotel rooms and*King and Emery. were

we - arrested, The third man was never.caught.
County: ‘Court: Judge: William Rogers sald .

:, King and Emery had been: responsible for’
the Simpson’s “score,” Three weeks-after
the robbery, police raided two Montreal

On Tuesday, Ash told County Court’ ‘Judge ,

_ Stephen: . Boring’ that’. King . ‘has-. ‘a+ Jong

criminal record, with his last major stretch -

in prison being 29 years, - “
“During the . trial, Robert Pleau,
bilingual undercover ‘policeman, testilfed

- he posed. as a robbery suspect who. spoke |

‘only English when he was Placed i ina. cell. .

a with King and Emery. .
' Pleau said King boasted of pulling off the

Simpson's robbery and promised. to have

King: never testified, but Tuesday, a “day.

‘the “stool pigeon” taken care of by friends
on the outside.

“provincial stewardship: -

_-Boverninent. ..

_ administers the balance.

centre.

voy e

ve The motion was not passed unanimously, butboard
members who voted against: it said they supported ..
* continued: existénce. of ‘the centre, “but suggested”
*subinituiig: a btief-to ‘the government on’ the’ ad,
‘vantages. of keeping: the centre open. | -.:
-The: Selkirk’ board administers the. centre ‘in con-
*:fimetion with’. the University | of Victoria, and- is *
" “responsible for $2.9.million of the.centre’s annual .
‘budget of. $3.6 million, The University; of: Victoria

‘There. are 500 full-and pat: ‘time, ‘itudents. al the.

‘government's | ‘decision to “eloue David” ‘Thompson.
niversity Centre in’ hearby Nelson on -May 1. °.
Te board approved | ‘a-motion by Fran ‘Horen,
7 representative. from the ‘Nelson schoo!'district, that.” |:
the: ‘board send telegrania,: ‘followed. by. letters, . to.
nett, Education Minister Jack:
“Heinrich; “and Univeralties Minister Pat McGeer.
“The cenire is one of Nelson's major employers; and:
Hoven’ 8 motion ited the serious econoinic disruption ..
“to the area that’ will result from the its closure. ©“
The. motion ‘also cited the loss of educational op.
* portinities in the Weat Kootenay in particwar and the: -
“Interior - in* general, “and thé possible legal .im-.
‘ plications. to the province, of repedling the Notre.
‘Dame University ‘Act.which turned the property and -:
._ Bulldings where the . centre, ‘now’ stands over to:

. The motion” was seconded by Dave ‘Pearce! "
*” governmelit appointee: for Nelson, who said the board © |
“nat: ‘protest. as strongly ‘as possible’ to gel, the.
:provinclal ‘government to “reverse the decision‘ ‘even
on a probationary basis"? pending a board attempt’ ‘to
gain solld financial committments and goals from the

: ff sieht, to contribute their

‘BUENOS AIRES {AP) —

-After yeara of repression
‘Sand’ fears, the nightmare is

ending for thousands of
‘ Atgentinians: coming home

A> to. live _ under a” new,

democratic “ government. .
Ak gevernment-sponsored
television” ‘advertisement

= ' ‘captures the spirit,

In “it,..a young’ man,

. suitcase in tow, stops at the °
door of. a working-class

" home on a tree-lined street.
. dn Buenos Aires and knocks.
A grey-haired man,’ cb-

‘ viously his father, opens the

' door and: the iwo, after a
poignant .moment of

~ tecognition, embrace.

President Raut Alfonsin,.

- whose Dec. 10 inauguration
ended More than seven
years of military rule, told.
the’ several. thousand- .
member Argentine com- -
munity in Spain-this week:

- “The path is clear for the.
return of all those who for
one réason or another left
their homeland during these
past years,”

_ In the message ‘broadcast
“by: Spanish. TV,’ Alfonsin
said ‘all exiles “have: the -

_ effort to the task at hand,
" because only through the -

‘| active ‘participation. of all.

~ Woman wins -

- WINNIPEG ACP)” A.
woman disabled by multiple .
sclerosis after a minor
traffic-aceldent .was: elated
Tuesday. after she ° won.
$500,000 in an: out-of-court

: settlamient. '

after firing his lawyer, he spoke to the Jiey .

and ' declared his innocence, '

slammed

He said Lougheed's: stand ‘that Alberta
has the right to manage its own resources is

_ Valid. But,’ “he often, ends: up ‘being the —
“-ehampion: of oil companies rather than the

people of. Alberta,”

The political. sociology profescar: said:

Lougheed was “sucked into. -his * con-

. frontation with. Trudeau" and "evehtig a

of reg gna interests sitrivting? ta With HihetS © fide t6“bordprothise ‘on the: efdiby iss

described as part of “the continuing clamor-
way.!!
Ind onton on Tuesday to promote his ~

2414 page . “paperback, Conway | sdid. the
pneeds # new political and economic

Ciure .“‘that avercomes the regional
loyalist to which we have all been so-well-
traivied.- by: our local -Pollticians . and
econgmic elites.”

He sald he hoped his book will eréate a -

better ‘understanding of the West's history
and ’its. current economic situation ty
Canadians across: the country. .-.

“I know .it sounds utopian, but an in-
telligent electorate who. knew aboill the
problems in the West ... maybe wouldn't
listen to Lougheed 30 much and push for
some néw solutions," ,

The energy fight between Ottawa and
Alberta: and the continuing battle: for
control: of ‘natural resources by many .
provinces, ‘shows the need for radical
changes j in the Canadian political system,
Conway. paid. .

because’ he had no hope of winning. °
Conway said the. impetus for a new

national policy that equally represents all-

: parts of Canada has to come from the
. @lectorate ‘because provincial ‘politicians
are “locked into a legacy of regionalism. "

In his ‘book, he calls for proportional '

; representation in the Commons, an idea he

said could grow from the current discussion

- on Senate reform, :

With strong but equal’ representation:

- from the regions and with a will by all to
"work for the national good, Canada could.

_ find a place among the leading economies
of the world. Conway argues, = +

Conway said he doesn’t expect the

_ Alberta government to buy large quantities .

of his book for the province's ‘schools,. ad~

. ding he did his writing last summer: “as

though I was talking to an 18-year-old who
lives in Mississauga, Ont,, and has no
understanding of the Wesl.””

| frientijess,

col
; gave hey

Trudeau plans dates

WINNIPEG (CP) — After
hearing -from so many
seemingly friendless people
on campus, Pat Trudeau is.
starting 4 course on dating
and making friends.

“There area lot of degies
and. Charlie’. ‘Browns .out
there,'!. ‘says Trudeau, a
University Of Manitoba |
counsellor, “People need to

one,” Fi io “
SUN, ; she" says, many a
young, .person at university |.
feels‘he or she is the only
one — the orily one who ia
‘dateless and
generally. alienated from
the magses in the lecture.
halls-and cafeterias.

Many. first-year courses
in the: universities of 1984,

are g0 large the new student __

who. feels isolated is hardly .

“Just about every student
who Comes to see me talks.

— about! difficulty making |:
friends;"" Trudeausaidinan - -

interview. . people’ in’:
university are typically in.”
that who.am I?’ and ‘How
can I felate to others?! age...

“Bul Talo get people who -
have. suffered the ter:

themsélyes and how ter
ate, with others,” :

fad adeing the problem
quehtly. in Individual
Sellitig “sessions that
the idea of holding

be held: Thursday.

- she says,

“In what she describes as a
‘fargely experimental”
format, the four-week -

— course lg designed, through

discussion and. practical

‘exercises, to help people

assess their ‘strength ‘and
approach the. complexilies
of ‘dating | and making
. friends more positively.

_. MAKES IT WORSE -

“There's a lot of room Tor

“the old Dale Carnegie kind

of stuff,” she said, adding -
that fear of discouragement
leads to ‘a kind of spiral”. of .

failure, making it more and ~

more difficult to ‘make -
contact with. other people.
What these people need,

overcome the blocks to
normal ‘social; interplay —

and: iale says guidelines is a

more appropriate term than

“pnles. ;
These can he as simple as .

remembering to show" van

are skills to -

interest in the other. person.
or being direct with ‘a.

request, rather than beating
around the bush.

Many. young people on
campus have false —im-
‘pressions of what's im-

portant in relationships, she ~

said. ‘ ;
“T think, from the media,
they get a wrong impression

that how you look, What-you’

wear and how: “your hair is

styled make the difference. _

They go out and ‘find that

_ doesn’t really help.””
Young women, she ‘says,

are ..“conterned about

‘getting physically smaller

and boys are concerned

“about ‘getting. physically’

bigger” — but that’s on the
- outside.
Inwardly," she says she

_ Suspects the «basic. In-

* securities are thé:game..
Trudeaw offers no”

_tninicles.

ae ED NATIONS (AP) 4 -+ Anti-largell and anti-Semitic
statern

ents, made at the United Nations have encouraged .

“attacks on Jéws around the world, Israeli. Ambassador *

‘Vetuda Blum alleges in p letter made. public: Tuesday:

_ Blum’s letter to UN Secretary General Javier Perez de

Cuellar accused Libyan, Iranian, Syrlan, - Iraqi and-

Byelorussian speakers of’ making anti-Jewish remarks
during the UN General Assembly’: 's 38th session; which met
for three months into late December.and now is in recess,

The letter, sent Monday, asked Perez de Cuellar to
“unequivocally condemn these vilé manifestations of anti-
Semitic .racism'. and other instances of raciain and

religious: prejudice and take Steps to make sure - “such
Brouy'd asses, Her first will ieee babe. bigotay do not fécur al the United

Nations." ‘

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“never thought this day
would come," said Bonnie
Ferwerda,.33,. who clapped
her‘ hands: in: glee: aa “Mr.

/..* Justice Seott Wright strode
ut of the courtroom after.

approving the agreement
with the Manitoba’ Public.
‘Insurance Corp,

 Ferwerda was in a-traffic -

accident. seven years ago

_and is now confined toa.’
_ Wheelchair; ‘because of thé f.
Hlséase,,, ‘hich: attacks the . W s

cocenttal penwous system, | eve

: Althoughithe disease was -
diagnosed ‘before the ac-
cident, It wasjonly after the |
accident that her condition.

t results in -the ‘short-
circuit. of ‘nerve - signals
_ causing problems’ wilh

. Muscular control, physical

- eo-ordination and vision. |
‘At2a.m. Jan; 22, ‘1976, the

cai in which Ferwerda Was.
riding was ‘rear-ended by:

another’ vehicle: while
stopped. at a red light. in
Winnipeg. an

She hit’ her head 6 on “the

windshield but walked away

from the accident...

She said she - noticed a:

", dramatic change when she
was. walking | down’. a

hospital corridor to have X-

jaken.

walking ‘and ‘maintaining
her balance and her right
hand was numb.

_. Estimates put the nuniber .

wht Peron, who was ousted and -.

led ~by-othiet Rite

“gon demiocracy become “a
reality.” ° pt

of Argentinians abroad .at.
‘More than one raillion — out
of a population of 28 million.
.The, majority cannot . be:
considered political exiles,
having left Argentina over
the past: decades ‘in- search

- companions,” ‘said . Jorge’

-neo-fasciat .

‘of ~~ broader economic
horizons.
THOUSANDS LEFT
But tens’ of thousands left
; for" political reasons star- .
- ting in the mid-1970s, when
leftist violence and _ its
brutal repression — first by’
rightist’ °.. paramilitary
organizations and then by
the ruling armed forces _
caused many intellectuals, .
union militants and: party
_ activists: to flee.
‘Former president Isabel

1976, came back briefly for
Alfonsin’s inauguration. She -
has lived in’ Spain since

: Nightmare’ nears

For. . former. ‘exiles,

“Every day is a 1 spec-’

; tacle, aceing familiar sights

and - encountering ald
Bernetti, 35, a° journalist.
and former. Peronist. ac-
tivist who moved to Mexico
in 1974 after appearing on a
death list of the Argentine
Anti-Comimunist ~ Alliance,
the Triple-A. The alliance —
was believed made up of.
: police and
civilians and ‘was en-
couraged. to kidnap and
murder leftists in the Peron

- administration.

PROFESSOR FLED

‘’ Bernetti returned last
month with Adriana.
Puiggroa, former professor

of philésophy and letters al

the. University : of- Buenos

Aires, who chose exile the

same: year ‘after a bomb

exploded in her office.

She was active in the left
wing of Peronigm, a labor-
based ‘populist movement
founded #0 years ago by the

te army leader and three-

‘time’ president, Gen. Juan
“Peron.

homecoming ‘ip a special ;
- experience, -

Alfonsin has appointed

* Hipotito Solari Yrigoyen, a

former senator jailed for a
year by the dictatorship and

‘Who spent. five’ years - in.
exile, a roving ambassador.
_ He said in Spain this week .
(the UN High Commission on

Refpgees has agreed to pay

‘airfares for -those . Argen- :

tinians _ who want lo go
home.

Three days after his

‘inauguration; Alfonsin
ordered that seven exiled
leaders of. guerrilla

organizations ‘active in the:
mid-1970s be prosecuted on

charges of homicide and

illicit association,

_ The decree against the —

guerrilla leaders wag issued

simultaneously with a -

another initiating

prosecution, on murder and
torlure charges, of nine
retired generals and ad-
mirals who formed suc-

-cessive juntas that ruled the
- country from the coup until

1982.

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