‘toward Texas

“SAINT JOHN, N.B, (CP) _
—A union official

says if
striking workers from the
MacMillanRothesay ‘Ltd.
paper mill here are forced to

atop picketing two Mac-
Millar Bloedel Ltd

. r
mills in British Colum ia
they will “move to other

Tallis in other cities and other
provinces,”
“We are taking on the

Canadian paper industry, as
we have said before,” Larry
Hanley, president of Local
sol, Canadian’. Paper
we raha Satur by the
¥
sinha re Ss
mem

Saint John local: to stop
picketing the mills in Powell

ver and “Port Alberni is
being studied but the pickets

LEGISLATIVE LIGRART,

CIpeTAVenyT tilts dee

SVS tee ih OE

VICTORIA, @.0.,

are continulng, Hanley said.

He said his understanding
’ is that the board’s ruling is

just 4 “cease and desist
order and doesn't amount {o
an injunction.”

Under the British
Columbia system, a labor
board order is not a ‘legal
document, though a court
ocder could make it legal, he
sald. .

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. The Localéot members set
up pickets at the B.C, mills

late Friday, shutting them.

down as the overnight shifts
were about to alart, Nearly
3,000 workers have been
refusing to croas the picket
lines since then,
‘The 450 ‘workers. at the
MacMillan-Rothesay
here’ have been on strike

sitice April 10 and the action

Plant |

\

was aimed at protesting slow
negoHations, —

Ralph Schindler, president
of the CPU's Powell River
local, sald in a te!
interview his _members
would remain off the job
until the pickets are re-
tmooved., a

Hanley said five workers
are picketing each of the two
mills for 24 hours 6 day, .

Rothesay plant's lo one
y "8 long-term
orders so it won't loes its

“The industry has set up

Escalation threatened by pulp pickets

what we call a ‘presidents’

club which is funded by all

the mills and this way they
the loss

spread

the indusiry, MacMillen-
Rothesay may have the
same commitment to other

The union president sald
he iz not aware of the actual
tails of how the “club'’
works but sald the union

plans to check into it,

The picketing in British
columbia hes

has

the management at home,
The contract dispute
centres on wages but the
union aays the company has
sued the workers, threatened
them by mail an cancelled
their benefits since the strike

a0 far.
no reaction from

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troversial wall aculpiure
hanging in ‘a Statistics
Canada building in Ottawa
will be removed next month
because of the risk of van-

“Feellngs are running
high ‘ here,"’. says David
Davidson, a spokeaman for
the statistics agency.

represents female genitaila,

Sculptor Walter
Redlinges's says that the
work was meant to be sen-
gual not sexual and an hour-
long lunch hour seminar on
contemporary art failed to
convince the emp they
are misinterpreting the

Davidson said otticials de-
cided to remove the

"The ‘seulpture will”
returned to the Canada

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NEW YORK (AP) — with:
President Carter “
the policy decisions," U.S,
officials defied Soviot
tests Sunda

Frying the
wife of Bolshoi Ballet defec-
tor Alexander Godunov,
_ Sixty-seven other Soviet:
citizens also remained on the
blueard-white Aeroflot fet,
which was to take off from

Kennedy Airport at 5 p.m. Miss Vig
EDT Fri P

US, officials said th
were holding firm with their

beaches
Sunday as crews began
filling @ gap between two

ching the winter nesting
rea ir nes
grounds af rare whooping
cranes,

Const uard = recon-.
naissance fligh rg
weekend tracked several oll

ey because she was afral

Tom Knox had his hands full at farmer's market

Carter holds So

insistence that ballerina

Ludmilla Viasova come off
the plane so they can in
terview her in a. ‘‘non-
coercive environment!’ to
find out whether she was
being forced to return to the
Soviet Union.

The St-year-old dancer's
husband defected to the
United States on Wednesday.

Soviet officials also were
steadfast in their claims that
sova herself refused
to get off the Aeroflot lane
police would take her away,

‘Dee junds in Canada,
viii aiticials said,
Heavy sludge from the

well, 960 illometres away in.

the Bay of Campeche, coated
about 25 kilometres of San
Jose Island during the

weekend near the Cedar aire

Bayou Pass where the coast
guard sent bulldozers to
id the dam.
_ The pass is 750 metres.
‘wide at the mouth, but
narrows to 60 metres before
entering Aransas Bay where
the cranes and other sealife

and waterfow] spend the
winter.

Henry Owen, ambassador

‘at large, said Carter was del

making the policy decisions

involved in the ineldent, but

was not involved in the

detailed negotiations. He.

declined to be more specific.
Carter was spending the
weekend with his family at
the presidential retreat in
Camp David, Md. Owen enid
reports on the situation were
being sent to Carter there
“several times a day, and
several times a day we hear
back from Camp David."
“He's closely involved,”
Owen said. .
US. officials who have
been on the yushin 62 said
the 68 Soviet passengers,
including 18 children, were
very tired after spending two

tights on the craft, Alr-

conditioning as been
operating on auxillary power
and food wag being taken In.

US. reporters were not
allowed on the plane by US.
officials, but the . official
Soviet news agency Tass
quoted Miss Viasova as
Baylng the grounding of the
raft was ‘“‘outrageous”
and that U.S. officials were
“trying to detain me in the
U.S, despite my will.”

Miss Viasova told U.S.
officials Friday night, in the
presence of Soviet officlals:
“I love my husband, but he
made his decision to stay
here and 1 made mine, to
leave." :

viet plane

Godunov, 29, sald he
fected to ue “new
areas of dance," After he
was.‘ granted asylum, he

escort since the. defection of
her usband ae was
accom it men
when the boarted the air-

asked to meet with his wife craft.

but was turned down, so he . He said U.S, officials have

turmed to the state depart: the right to .emove Miss

ment for help. _ \ . Viasova from the plane, but
Soviet officials that there were no plans to

Mise Valsova write.a letter do 50. ;

to her husband, ext One source, who asked not

her reasons for wanting to
return hotne. But Donald
McHenry, d
representative to the United
Nations Security Council and
chief U.S, negotator at the
alrport, said that would not
solve the problem. “We want
to make sure she's doing it of
her own volition,” he said.
McHenry said one major
reason the government took
action was that Miss Viasova
has been “under heavy

deputy U.S the

to be identified, said if U.S.
agents were to try to board
by force, they
‘henly and big" Soviet
, e Of.
ficials who arrived in New
York on a t from Mas-
cow on Sa . .
Forty-four U.S. citizens
who spent 10% houra on the

GRANDE CACHE, Alla.

(CP) — Prime Minister

Clark was asked Sunday to
save: this: beautiful town

‘neatied in the Rocky
Mountain" wil

derneas from
economic starvation,

“This is a dying town,” the
ended a twodsy swing
a 8
through his vast Yellowhead
constituency between Ed-
monton and the Rocky
‘Mountains

Grande Cache is a modern
community of 8,160 which is
ira cae
Ltd, coal mine.
only about 18 months of |
export contracts left, and
residents threatened With
the loss of their jobs are
leaving: in large numbers.

Asa result, businesses are

euffering and many have
closed. y :

asked him to help the coal
company find new markets,

_ Subsidize rail freightrates to

Eastern markets, help
eTeats secondary industries

. and ease federal lending and

mortgage regulations:

He was fold that 1,400
people have recently left the
community. Homeowners
are losing thousands of
dollars when they sell their
homes,

“This is a bleak spot on the
map of prosperous Alberta,"
said Gordon Toth of the local
association for the han-
dicapped.

Mcintyre president Arthur
Feldmeyer said his com:
pay. wi uy. produces caal of

quality, cannot compete
with Eastern coal suppliers

because of higher rail

frelght-rates.
Clark said he would study

' the frelght-rate issue and

consider whether reglonal
economic expansion funds
can be made available to

_ assist development of a

foresty industry. He also
promised to consider easing
federal small-business loan
repayments. |

. Earlier Sunday, about 200

pa a n
Patholle church to attend a
mee with Clark.

Clark spent the weekend
visiting various parta of his
constituency, asking for
comments and thanking
people for helping him

@ prime minister.

It ia his first visit to the
constituency since the May
Progressive Gout

ive Conservatives
defeated the former Liberal
government.

Today, Clark travele to

Jasper. to begin a four-day
meeting with his inner
cabinet,

4 ; and. ©
. Community leaders who

for assistan

Energy and its effect on-
the economy will be high oa
the agenda. Clark and his

‘Town pleads
ce

senior ministers .
discuss the throne speech to
open Parliament in October,

GRIMSBY, Ont. (CP)
— “We're not heroes,”
Chun Hee- Sim said
Friday between sips of
coffee at his Toronto high
school,

“It was @ responsibil
to a friend,’ be said. "We
just had to get her out.”

young Malaysian woman
young ’ woman
Friday from a burning.
bus that exploded
moments later on the
Queen Elizabeth Way at
this comm 2
metres west of Hamilton.
Fellow students and
passing motorists raiged

i thd ove
“Mavis Ng, 20, a
in one of five chartered

RESCUERS SAY
NOT HEROES

Sim was among the’

the overturned bis to free. .

‘buses taking 140 ex-

driver were released with
minor injuries from
hospital.

forward
to a day's trip to Niagara
Falls after graduating
Thwaday ‘ron Grade 13
at -High. School, a
peivate school

with about 300 students,

They’re

battling

for fishs life

VANCOUVER (CP) —

Aquarium officials . are

I fingers that

they can keep alive a rare

Ocean Sunfish, only one of

two known to be alive in cap-
ty.

Aquarium guide Umeeda
Umedlay said Saturday that
the fish is found in every
ocean in the world, but it’s
“unusual ite find | one,
especially alive.’ :

The Ocean Sunfish, or
Mola Mola, is a baby ballon
leas than a metre wide and
about half a metre jong. It
was caught Wednesday off
Vancouver Island. =

west coast of Vancouver
Island. He kept it alive ina
water-filled box and moved
it to the Bamfield marine
ntation.

Aquarium staff " took
delivery Saturday and now
"re concerned about the

th of their rare visitor,
Umediay sald the fish
swims .cecasionally. but

am most of its dme

sitting in its tank. A cushion
has been dealgned in an
attempt to eliminate injury.

She sald the Mola Mola ia a
bizarrely thin fish which
“looks like someone built It
and forgot the tall."

“Everyone who goes past
itsays it is the strangest fish
they have ever. seen. It has
hg blue eyes and this b body,

, very a

should the fish survive,
aquarium officials face
problem because the

especies can grow toa huge
size. One wares Sunfish
reportedly a
steam ship off the Australian
coast and was estimated to

2,000 kilograms,

Murder
charge
dropped

PORT ANGELES, Wash. |
(CP) — A first-degree -
Fear eh tare against aie
year beeni, wrap.

reduced to ;

youth has been
BeCD

murder by -
Clallam County juvenile ©
court.

A spokesman for the
county tor'a office
aald y the charge was
reduced because there was a
lack of evidence of
premeditation,

The youth Is charged in
connection with the stabbing
death Monday of a Si-year-
old retarded Port Angeles
man in this and
resort community on the
northern side of the Olympic
Peninsula.

A hearing is expected
within two weeks on whether
be should siand trial in
juvenile or adult court,

Tanker threatens pipeline

ABU DHABI (AP) The
charred hulk of the 106-
metre oil tanker
Duke. was sinking and
threatening to come to reat
on an underwater oil pipeline
Sunday as tugboats tried to
hold it back, rescue sources

One crewmember was
killed, four othera wera

ing
Cherry Singa

injured and five were

for
ter-
minal on Abu Dhabi's Das
Island in the Persian Gull,

Tugs and helicopters
rescued 39 other members of
the crew.

Das is more than 520 kilo-
metres southwest of the
harrow and strategic Strait
of Hormuz, which is the
entrance to the Persian Gulf.

1.8metre-diameter
peline carries crude olf
rom the Zakumn offshore
difleld to the storage and

Processing centre on Das. It
& capacity of 10.5 miflinn

gallons a day,
In Abu Dhabl, agents for
the tanker said the fon

was caused by a leak in a

natural gaa pipeline on deck . ting,

and that no sabotage wan
involved.

Sources sald the tanker's
atern settled a few metres
from the underwater

The Cherry Duke was

capable of carrying more
than fite million -sallens of.
crude oil, me bed

of Shipping she

mo, -