| Burning man:
left to die

SURREY, B.C, CP - Jon
Gerberg pleaded with his
rescuers to save him as he‘
_ lay completely hidden
within the blazing semi-
Eallee cab that pinned him

after his truck flipped over,

‘After an hour-long meee
with death Tueaday ni
Surrey firemen,. police ght,
spectators managed to

y free the 28 year old |

driver from Coombes on
Vancouver Island.

“RCMP said that when the
first police arrived at the.
eait ramnp off the drane-

nada Highway ‘ey
one of the truck’s fuel tanks
was exploding.

insiae driver was still
G.W. ‘Halstead said, “He
Was conscious, he : kept.

a us what was ha
pe and yelling us
get him ou

It was touch-and-ge° all
@ we worked to free -
We wondered if we
get him out alive,”

ake fire department

man at the scene
“He was visible from the
waist up after a while but
the steering wheel was still
wrapped around him. The
fire-- was - burning all the

time.’
RCMP and firemen used

sal

Carter delays

RCMP Constable -

fire - extinguishers to keep
flames away from Gerbe
Carbon dioxide tanks,

pow powder fire retardants and
air
compressors were. used to

- control the fire and free him ;

from the wreckage.
put: too’ much water in the
‘cab or he'd have drowned,”
sald a firefighter. ‘
The man’s four-year-old
son was thrown clear of the

18 wheel- truck before the |
fue) tarik exploded. The boy |

was uninjured.
Gerberg was taken‘ ‘tw
hospital and was Hsted in.

: good condition Wednesday.

RCMP said rain arid ' ba
driving conditions may
been factors. in the aingle-
vehicle accident.  -

“The truck took the exist,
loat control, flipped on its |

side and the ack-

knifed,” san RCMP

spokesman said,
One man living nearby

who witnessed’ the rescue — -

said it was fast action by
police and firemen cu
away part of the cab tha
save dthe driver's life.

Another eyewitness said the |

truck, loaded = with
newsprint, sent flames 30
feet into the alr after the cab
caught, fire and the black
smoke plumed 500 feet

the scene. .

pipeline move

WASHINGTON CP .-
President Carter will not
make his decision known on

opesed gas pi
from Alaska cio
Congress resumes 7,
House news secretary Jody
Powell said today.

Powell said at his daily
news conference that Carter. |
wants ,fo: make’ " c

eit it When ongress
is in session.

Powell said he does not unl

know’ how Canada - U.S,
negotiations on the pipeline

“Gamal on and US. of-

ficials met ‘Tuesday at
Andrews’ Air Force Base
near the U.S. capital. to

discuss conditions TCanade
wants to impose on any.

peline - da.
a Alaska to the southern

in the
tails at

_ States,

The next stage
negotiations will

=~ the. mer ate level. |
legislation, me

o

make his decision b Sept. 1,
ess he formally gave

‘himself an extension, ©

But
the Sept. 1 initial deadline 4
not considered applicable: if
Congress is adjourned.”

Great escape
‘plan foiled —

OLYMPIA, .Wash. AP -
Another 4 feet and risoners
. sould have crawl: h
a tunnel to one at the
state peniten

Officials at the Walla
W. son discovered a
12-foot lo: ong tunnel before it
could do prisoners any good,
A. spokesman. for the
Department of Social and
eel Services said

Officers dispatched to

“Lifers Park” in the prison -
aw a risoner climbing into.

dow of a-electronic
equipment room: used. ’by::

prisoners. Using a metal
probe, officers. then sear-
ched the area behind the

Miracle for acne

VICTORIA CP - The
bumps and lesions covering
Miracle's skin which were
_ feared to be. systemic
parasites are nothing more
~ than a skin infection similar
to acne, test ‘results’
_ revealed Tuesday.

The young killer, whale
was found dying .of gunshot
wounds Aug. 10 and was
rescued by special permit in

room and discovered the
three foot wide tunnel. ;
Another. 4.-feet and the.
tunnel would have. ter-.
minated outside the wall,
the spokesman said.
The prisoner, Joseph
Brooks, 22, who. was sen-
tenced from Yakima County
an first degree murder,
laced in an isolation.
call ut no charges have
heen. filed, the spokesman |
said.
Five other men were in
the ‘room’ adjacent ‘to. the

‘- tunnek, byt no arrests were

madé;'the's kesman said, -
None ‘of the. men were
Jee for parole before the

hopes. that the Sealand.

_ aquarium could save its life,

ince ‘then .{t has been

recovering .in a saltwater

hotel poo! under the’ care of
aquarium staff, ©

-“She has an adolescent ,
skin . problem probably
brought on by. inactivity and
poor - eating,”’ Sealand
manager Angus Matthews:
sald . in an interview.
Tuesday... .

, Peprimand notes
spark walkout _

" NANAIMO, B.C, cP’ -
About 950 British: Columbia -
Telephone Co. employees
remained off the job this
morting following walkouts
Tuesday at Nanalmo,
“Duncan and Port Alberni: on:
Vancouver Island,

The employees, members
of the Telecommunication
Workers Union,. left their
jobs. followitig. a study
session about’ 65° em-

joyees in Nanaitno who are

anding th eremoval of

letters of re rimand from
thelr, personal files. keama

company spokesman

said union executives: -in

Vancouver have a toa’
meéeting here later today.

Meanwhile,

unlon is holding a meeting
today to plan its next move.
_ Management’ . personnel
are maintaining estential

services, but B.C.:Tel said.

commercial: offices in the

three centres will be closed a

today.

thiselas driven: by.

ae

"MENS TRACK SUIT.

Beet oe eA

was a

A’ ‘union .
- spokesman said the local

aiciad rat totes ss ee

sty

ener

SEEN

| back at border

hack Tuesday at the United States Blaine, Wash.
border crossing because they said they planned to
spport. -an anti-Trident ‘demonstration later in the

"ben Sawatsky, a former probation officer living in
nearby Surrey, sald he and Kathleen Deering and
Brian Teixeira, both of Vancouver, and Gene Wallace,
a Catholic priest from Winnipeg, were detained for
-half an hour before ‘they decided | to return to Canada.
. “It was harrassment, especially from a
bureaucratic point of view,” Pe atd Sawatsky in an
interview Wednesday. ‘There was no ethical or moral
basis for keeping us out.”

Meanwhile, at the Bangor, Wash, Trident nuclear
submarine base, about 200 people gathered at the
gates to hand leaflets to workers leaving the site.

ate

visit when he had attended a, protest at the Trident
base now under construction.

were inadmissable even though they stated they would
not place themselves in a “violent or an arrest

3 PERRET

VANCOUVER CP - Four Canadians were turned :

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Sawatsky said the border officers identified his car —

’ He said the customs inspector told the group they.

at visegeianss

Protesters turned

Bsr sss anasto

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