July 30, 1986
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Vol. 49, No. 29
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“uled for a number of B.C. com-
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tai OIC blast and this year will also
q € call for a comprehensive test
treaty, :

year on the 40th anniversary
bombing of Hiroshima the
Union launched ‘its unilateral
Mitiative of a moratorium on
Thigh testing. That moratorium,
deg: has been extended three times
i te U.S. refusal to join the mora-
Mand enter into negotiations for
a. Ptehensive test ban treaty, is set
-, Te on Hiroshima Day this year.
I oan the Vancouver rally Aug. 6,
Pio; Miller, the representatative of
MH fy eet Ploughshares at the UN and
Ibgy,;, President of UNICEF, will be

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digo Chensive test ban in her

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Ch ‘ally will also hear from Rev. Don
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dp, Wed by a candlelight vigil.
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A ey, Group is also sponsoring a can-
Shima Vigil to commemorate Hiro-
Th @y in that city.
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Apy,c0 Aug. 6 will be held at the
‘A Pari Inner Harbor across from the
De ty ett buildings.
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"| “aye °Ops-Shuswap Peace Council
DT lhe, ranged the planned location for
Pay, “Toshima Day rally from a city
Hf of © the beach at the convergence
tivers Orth and South Thompson

International Woodworkers members on picket line outside B.C. Forest Products sawmill in Vancouver. Forest companies’
coastal bargaining agent refuses to discuss clause banning contracting out of union jobs. Story page 12.

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AN, the lockout of city employees,
| Oj, 10°t8 of CUPE Local 900, by the
Relay, 880 Mainline Municipal Labor
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begin tally and candlelight vigil will
Mug at8 p.m. and will feature local
“lans and speakers.

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