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Police
_ Beat

Local charged

with murder -

A LOCAL man was one of
‘three people charged last week

degree ‘murder of a Langley
man who disappeared in 1993.
“Robert. Wagner, 32, of Ter-
tace, his brother Rory Wagner,
36, of Chilliwack and Gerard
"Beaugrand, 36, of Surrey were
-charged in Surrey court last
week with the death of

‘| Anthony KohIman of Langley.

The disappearance - of
Kohiman, 30° in 1993, was
reported in October that year
by his mother, RCMP treated
the matter as a missing persons
case until six months ago when
Surrey. RCMP received in-"
formation: that foul play was
involved, They're alleging that
‘Kohlman = was | kidnapped,
beaten and murdered and that
his body. was disposed of in the
‘Fraser Valley. =

with the kidnapping and first]

Feds urge the province |
to ink Nisga’a land deal —

FEDERAL INDIAN Affairs min-
ister Ron Irwin thinks politicians
instead of mediators can solve a
dispute over the cost of settling
the Nisga’a land claim.

During a visit to B.C. Irwin
Said he’s disappointed in the atti-
tude of the provincial goverment
which he claims is responsible for

a breakdown in negotiations to
’ settle the Nisga’ aland claim. |.
Those talks stalled last month

when the fedetal and provincial

; governments . couldn’? agree on

how to split the cost of a treaty.

B.C. had. offered to send the
cost sharing dispute to mediation:

but the federal
refused,

“If a mediator or arbitrator was
appointed, they’d start at the be-
ginning. I say -let’s decide as
politicians,, We’ve been at the

‘government

‘fable 15 years already,’’ said Ir-

win.

Although B.C. and Ottawa had

agreed carlier to split the cost of a
Nisga'a claims deal cqually, they

couldn’t agree on the amount the

provincial | government . would
forego in lost revenues’ from tim:
ber stumpage and other revenues.

A compromise with Ottawa in-

but the province then insisted
their formula be applicd to all
other land claims: settlements
being handled - under the . B.C,
Treaty Commission. ;

That formula “would have
reduced the. provincial cash por-
tions of settlements and raised ihe
federal portion. -

“I don’t see where we have to

"have a linkage between the treaty

commission and: the Nisga'’a. The

‘Nisga’a- claim is. separate ‘from

the commission. I- say let’s sign
the Nisga’a treaty and get on with
it,”.said Irwin.

“(The Nisga’a’ claim) was. a
done deal. I wasn’t happy, no one
likes it when you have. to pay
more money but we apréed to it.””

Irwin’ woulda’t talk ‘about ihe

. details. of the deal, saying there

had been enough leaks alréady, ' :

’ ©The details are leaking like a
‘sieve out here. I’m getting tired

of the leakages. I can say that
fone: came. fromthe federal
government,”” he said.

Irwin wondered how B.C, can
sign all the other outstanding land

claims deals in the province when
it’s having trouble concluding the

Nisga’a one.

he Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 16, 1995 -

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patient negotiators ‘in Canada,
They don’! deserve this, Ifthe

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province can’t sign a deal with .
the Nisga’a, where can they doa
deal,’’ he said.

The difference separating: ‘the .
two governments from a Nisga’a
deal balloons to $2 billion when
multiplied out across the other 60
or so native land claims in B.C,

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Trewin’ & appearance. in B.C,
coincided with an announcement
on how the federal government
wants to negotiate ative self. .
govermment.

The federal plan is based on self
government being an. inherent
tight contained in the constitu-

‘tion,

Although self govemitent is-
sues such as education and health
care. are already being. covered
through land claims talks in B.C,
Irwin said the federal commit-
ment is firm and rational.

The federal position. states that
the Charter of Rights and Free-
doms will apply to native govern-
ments and that laws important to
all Canadians, such as the
criminal code, will prevail.

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