Page 2, The Herald, Monday June 25, 1979

Nicaraguan head won’t

call for his reaignation. But a
high government source sald
the president’s remarks
might be read as an em-

MANAGUA (AP) -— Nica-
Tagua’s President Anastasio
Somoza on Sunday rejected a
call by the Organization of

American States for his phatlc rejection:
resignation. National Guard § Somoza sald another pro-
aircraft, meanwhile, con- , introduced in the OAS

the United States, “would
have pactfied the country.”
He added: “But it was not
approved because of ' the
opposition of countries
where there is great Com-

thnued bombing eastern
Managua to drive rebels out,

In his first radio address
since the OAS resolution was
passed. Saturday, Somoza
did not mention eticectly the

munist influence. ”

He named Mexico, Costa
Rica, Peru, Ecuador,
Colombia, Venezuela,
Jamatea, Grenada and
Bolivia — all of which
posed the U.S, resolution —
and Panama.-Panama and
Grenada have recognized a
provisional | government
named by Sandinista
guerrillas leading the revolt
aginst 42 years of rule by the

ISRAELIS CONSIDER IT -

Clark pacifies Arabs”

OTTAWA (CP) — Prime he was cereatly relieved”
Minlater Clark's move to when told
defuse the explosive Saturday hes wae a ting
Jerusalem issue during the former Progressive Con-
weekend has apparently servative leader Robert
reassured Arab represet- ‘Stanfield to carry cuta fact:
tatives here. finding study in the Middle

Bet Jama anteater

M lev Ba r

meeting Clark he wanted to ‘ Fahmy also noted with ap-
discuss detaila of the prime proval Clark’s statement
ministet’s plan with his own ‘hat the J Jerusalem move
government before reacting, must be “compatible with
However, ke applauded the efforts that are being
Clark for stan by his made to

decision to move the Cana- hensive
dian embassy in Israel to Je- «in the Middl
rusalem from Tel Aviv —

though the move now seema
a long way olf. int pot ac

Egyptian Ambassador faa
Hassan Fahmy said Suiday the em

DESPITE CLOUDY SKIES

ce settlement
lo East.”

the am-
The Arabs
tedly sald
my conf Jerusalem

achleve a com:

“That's a very important Stanfie

would undermine peace

him efforts.

Ambassadora = represen-
ting Arab League states who
also met Clark Saturday sald
they were pleased with their
discussions. -

Tunislan Ambassador
Taleb Slim told reporters
outside Clark's residence he
wan “personally quite
satisfied” by what the prime
Tilnister told the Arab
League ambassadors.

Clark, who left for ‘the
- Tokyo economic sumatt
8

Sunday, indicated
ld mission will not be
completed until next year. If.
Canada waite to move the
embassy until Middle East
peace is achieved, ,.the

Somoza family.

Somoza. repeated
statements that he is open
“to dialogue as a way to
resolve problems” and that

op- his government ‘was rendy

to receive initlatives’t from
“OAS members who have a
trusinterest in a peaceful 20-
lution.”

The ‘pesotution ° that the
United States withdrew in

the face of strong oppcaition Nicaragua.

-tranater to Jerusalem ‘ may -
_be years away.

-Clark’s last-minute round
of taika with the Arab and
Israeli

.followed bitter criticism
‘from Arab grou
threatening retaliation if Ot-
tawa wentahead with the Je-
move, And

funimertmen told‘the prime
ete ata Friday ineeting
might lose ‘lucrative

Arab contracts if he

arab Leagne, spekerman
re, suggest ago
that External Atteen

ambassadors should

prove

would have provided for an
inter-American
peacekeeping foree In Nica-

. ragua, -

Thefinal resolution pa
. With 17 votes, inchidhog: the the
United States, demanded So-
moza step down. It leaves
the way open for member
countries -t¢ -sond. a
Mediation. mission to

Somoza sald the OAS.
resolutoion was passed ‘'hy
those whose aim is to
overthrow the liberal
governement over which I

side following an election
popular vote.” Hesnid the
OAS “has not pald the at-

tention required to maintain
peace in America and to

avold the Communist In- |

filtration on the , American
continent,”

National Guard aircraft: |

dropped 260-paund bombs on

. eastern Managua Sunday as

: Stanfield, wh dno
‘reelection in the May 22 -

federal election, will begin:
work in September. and
atart consultations
outside Canada later in the

pa fall, Clark said, He has a
wide-ranging tank,

Clark sald he wants to de-
velop Canadian relations
with Arab countries “in al]
fields — political, economic,
technological and cultural —
to qur mutual and continuing

proceeded with the plan.
Abdullah Abaelen an benefit.”

He has asked Stanfield to
make p! on how to
relations as
Sina pis

erusalem policy “in a wa'
that will be compatible” w
Middle East peace efforts,

Quebec celebrates a holiday

MONTREAL (CP) —
Determined merrymakers
celebrating Quebec's
national holiday finally gota time for the culmination of

a drizzle over much of the
vince since the festivities
gan Saturday cleared in

among the featival-goers
forced indoors Sunday af-
ternoon to watch a featured
musical celebration

the former aite of Expo 67.

Meanwhile, Premier Rene
Leveque and his. wife
Corinne left by boat from

break from the weather late the two-day event. | originally uled for the Quebec. City on schedule
Sunday asovercastskies and Mayor Jean Drapeat was quidoor Place des Nations on Sunday evening to take part
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‘marked the 300th anni-

raary of the founding of Ile
orleans, an island in the.
St. Lawrence River opposite .
the capital,

‘ Organizers at a

disco! e in Montreal's
- fashionable Weat End went
‘ahead with plans to stage a
disco-in-the-street Surday

night, and in the pre-
dominantly French quarter
,of St. Louis Square, plastic
‘sheets. protecting pound

;. Sgulpment trom drizzle most.

the weekendicame off in

‘time for an. évening of

‘theatre arid traditional folk

dancing,
Activities marking the day
of French Canada’s patron
saint, St, Jean Baptiste,

. were decentralized more

‘than aver this year, making
it difficult to eatimate the
number of participants.
The parades and musical
extravagansas that had once
marked June 24

clsratin ge ave Way to the

approach last
the

eee aeronet

Quebec government of-

ficlaily renamed the holiday -

La Pele Nationals tp “ol
courage pation
all-Que becens.
Nearly every neigh-
borhood in Montreal and
community across the

province had their own.
* getivities planned this year.

"The blue-and-white
Quebec flag was fying in all
parts of Montr
aturday night
residents hit the streets
wrapped in sweaters,
jackets and raincoats for a

might of drinking, singing .
ncing.

— streets in moat
weighborhoods were closed
to traffic, and strollera,
many -. with int and
sparkles on t
wandered around sampling
hot corn-on-the-cob and chill
con carne,

One man was dressed as as.
Saint John the Baptist
himeell, wearing burlap nee
and carrying a live lam
across his shoulders.

outthe .

: | READY.

when

elr faces,

they had on Saturday, wit-

~,/ Resses paid,

The rd called mn

° tars a half-dozen

‘areas to abandon thelr
homes Sunday “as soon as
sible since the National

for two'weeks agalnat es

counterattacks, They als

control Dirlamba, south r
Managua,‘and Leon, the

country’s ‘second . larges!

city, 83 kilometres northwest

“Dae drape:

0 leveiopments: |
— A source close ta.a mill-
killing “ot ABCs ting the

‘killing, of ABC reporter

Willian Stewart at a guard

roadblock ‘Wednesday ‘sald

the tribunal has suspended

hearings until members of

the patrol at the roadblock at

he pestonlng. brought in
ques'

tok A ‘a ~ Sandinista

spokesman sa oruaye
have captured on Saturda:

cargoahip named Hope, part

-Of Somoza's commercial

‘Mamenio Line.

Mamenic Line ‘ships were

diverted to Panama on

Saturday and its 66

Nicaraguan seamen asked -

putea ete Alto
turday, an airliner from
Lanica . Alrlines,
Somoza owns, was diverted
to Costa Rica whore the pilot
and co-pilot asked asylum

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WEST BROME, Que.
(CP) — About 200
Sunday, ending a. three

y, © a
day evacuation ordered
when a

oy nn 8, soe one BE
8

EasternTownshi .
community 75 kilometres
cast of Montreal, were
ordered to leave Thur-

the leak would cause an
explosion,

The: crash occurred
when one truck knocked
another into the path. of
thé Boston-bound CP Rall
train, derailing 17 of

t 70 cars and killing
the truck driver, police

Fire’ officials approved
the return sho 4
workman had t iotshed
pump eon
five derailed tank cars ~
one of which was leaking

a flammable, alchohol-
based chemical — into
tanker trucks.

Workmen planned to
clear the derailed cars off
the tracks by today. But
rail traffic will continue
to be delayed because the
rails and the gradient
were damaged. Repair
work will not be com-
pleted until the end of the
week. .

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OTTAWA (CP) —
Canadian children's
Ieratare is sadly neglected

and needs ~ continued

government support, the

director of the Ottawa Public -

Claude Aubry. told the.

- Canadian Authors

‘Association that’ only . 100,
children’s books have beer
bilahed in Quebec in the

t 20 years,

The association promotes
recognition of ‘Canadian
writers and their works.

Aubry, author of four chil-
dren's books, says part of the

problem is ‘that publishers countries, gia,

are not keen on out
Canadian books bringing out

Also there are two groups.
uf readers, French and

lsh, which poses extra
me lems for Canadian.

“authors,
“Within each group, the
Canadian author, in puerdl,
has a very limited ¢
Too few. authors of o pee
language are translated into
the other.”
Canadian authors further
face competitiéna on home
d of mass ctlons

from the United States, —

England, France anil other

Gasoline lines longer 7

NEW YORK (AP) —
gasoline drought worsened
in the northeastern United
States Sunday with few gag
stations $= open irate
brawling with
police and thousands of
gallo ons of gas spilling into a

eld when thieves tried to
tap a pipeline.

In Minnesota, the governor
was teying to head off plans
by some service station
owners to sell off the
remainder of thelr June fuel
allocations and then close for

‘a vacation,

Gasoline algo was short
along much of the Atlantic
cogst and in some urban
areas af the midwest: and
Texas. Traffic was light in
many ‘parts of the country
and ridership was reported
up significantly on mass
transit systems In the East,

State police and National
Guardsmen were escorting
@uoline tank trucks: in at

~ Teast nine states recause ot of
disruptions caused -by the

Independent trucker strike,

Dallas police sald a ee
yearold man “the hip whe
he was shot int the hi whe
he got inte a dis
man who cut in front of him
in a service station line. No
arrest was made,

In Connecticut, state of-
ficlals said the situation

‘Sundsy was even worse than

-Ita

had expected. Officials .
iad

predicted 180 service
stations — five per cent of
those in the state — would
open, but only
40, most for coly a few hours.
ppeared one station
opened | in all of northeastern
Connecticut.

In Levittown, Pa., an

attempt by striking truckers

to block an intersection grew °

into a spontaneous protest
against Aiigh fuel prices.

Saturday night.

Afghan revolt crushed

: ISLAMABAD. (Router) --

ramen a
wed helicopters and tanks
as {ts security forces crushed
an armed demonstration in
Kabul,. re ots from the

Afghan capital

Soviet- backed.: ‘adminis-
; staged an armed
opened fire
following intervention by
pollce. .
Anti-government exiles in

neighboring Pakistan count
ela

that 86 military

officers. were killed as they

were riding to work in buses,

but there was no con-
firmation of the report.

Diplomats in Kabul said

the government does not:

t

appear to be under any
immediate threat,

But the airport and roads
out of the city were closed
and some embassies advised
nationals not to visit Kabul,

Security forces conducted
house-to-house ssarches and
the government blamed the
fighting on enemies of the
revolution and “servants of
tr fhe fanatical leaders of

an.”

Tarakk! has faced a revolt
by Moslem tribesmen since

ct ee ae
au plemen
reforms in the strletly
Moslem and teudalistic

The fighting has spread
intermittently to more than
half of . Afghanistan's

provinces but, apart from a
few bomb blasts, Saturday's
eae was the first in the

Another Irish death

Defence Regiment was
found shot dead Sunday at
lis farm fear the southern

respons ert Eling the a

city. of Armagh, police that guthrie we ee b
reported,

They sald Josagh James

alone and belonged to the
arm

guerrillas of the main
Roman ‘Catholic
“tne slaying. beings the

t}
death tolt since the outbreak
of sectarian warfare 10 years
ago to at least 1,934.

Britain taking some

TAIPEI (Reuter) — The

British freighter Roach menth,

Bank arrived in Talpei on
Sunday with 295 Vietnamese
refugeea who have been
accepted for resettlement in
Britain.

Theship, which had picked
the refugees in the South
China Sea, had been an-
chored off Taiwan's southern:

port of Kaohsiung for the last

The refugees
ashore today and be flown to
London,
Britain says it will a
‘any of those refugees who da
not choose to stay in Taiwan,
Talwanese authorities said
the island, elected to settle on

Gays stage a parade

will help you

-

NEW YORK (AP) — Hun-
dreds of thousands of
homosexuala marched wu
Fifth Avenue in New Y¥
and Market Street in San
Francisce on Sunday to
rere) of 10th an-

versary way Unlted
merement In

e6,

In San Franclato, an estl-

mated 100,000 male and
: female homosexuals waked
. toarally at fhe acore of last
. month's

leody == con-
frontation between
homosexual-rights sup

porters and police, .
Fighting broke out after

fi city supervisor D
White was found gully of

the clty's first avowed

moseccual su
testers sald White should
we been convicted of a
more serious charge,

tn with a .

about 53 did. —

Krish

will come

ae