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VANCOUVER (CP) — A
Vancouver psy whe
once placed second in &
gulmon derby now says
derbies are ‘commer
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troublemakers
off when boredom set in. The
beaches were cleared by 1

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sport
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stincts of a beautiful ‘

creature like the salmon,

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Mountain idle.
VANCOUVER, Wash, late Saturday and early

first real Sunday,

of the University of Wash-
ington, which monitors the
voleano in southwestern
Washington.

"It was a real, genuine
bona fide ea ke — the
first we've had in a long
fime,” Ms. Bjorkman said of
the larger one Saturday.

No steam was . seen

the mountain at 703° p.m.
Saturday and was followed
by six more minor quakes

said Liz Bjorkman -

despite ‘quake

Chretien takes a stand.

round of talks ended last
week in Toronto has made

economic and resource op-
portunities.

He says the lesson of the
Quebec referendum is that
Canadians are more strongly
attached {o their country
than their provincial
governments say they are.

He cited. an_ opinion poll
taken last week which in-
dicates that a majority of
Canadians approve of in-
volving the federal govern-
ment in resource develop-
ment, rather than giving the

* them reflect about sharing .

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early Sunday, “only ash Junei2 - | _
swirling in the crater,” said A body found Friday of a
Carolyn Klemme,. U.5. victim who apparently died
Forest when the mountain erupted
But byalternoon, a° steam May 18 still bad not
plume was seco to identified Sumday, seid the
about 3,252 metres above sea Cowlitz County sheriff's
jevel. ; office. Officials sald the

Steam and avalanche- death toll from the eruption
caused seismic events have stood at 20, with 35 peeple
been common since the listed as. missing - .
field exclusively to :
provinces. i

‘There are, not just ONE
premiers in the ad : ms
said Chretien. - PRINCE GEORGE,
- “When the premiers think | B.C, (CP) — Fish apd
they speak in the name of the wildlife officials now are
province, we saw what hap- certain a black bear abot
pened in Quebec.” Saturday is the one that

Chretien said he doesn't | “Allan Russell Baines of
want .to threaten (the | prince George died
provinces, but unless they | Friday after being
want to argue for another 12 | mauled by a bear
years, they'll havetomakes | fighing with two compan-

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“As for me, I’m against a

national referendum,” he Fort St * James ‘two

said, “but we can’t dismiss
the idea that one day we'll
have toask Canadians; What:
do you think about it?!” ”

He thinks his argument -

against economic
isolationism gives the
provinces something to deal
with, It “obliges them to
make a decision on the type
of country they are ready to
accept: A Canada of 10
principalities, or an
economic union.”

Hesaid the federal team at

the talke, which resume
Tuesday In Vancouver, will
present an analysis in
ractical terms of the
federal demands,

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COMMIES OUTLAWED

The U.S. Congres sp-
proved a bill outlawing the
Communist party in 1954.

attacked,

Fish and wildlife of-
ficials shot a black bear
Saturday near where the:
mauling took piace’ but
following an initial exam:
ination of a portion of the
bear’ stomach thought:
they shot the wrong one. ©

jaw, however, they say
that trom the size of the
bear's paws and the fact
the animal had bedded
down close to where the
boy's body was found,
convinces them they e«
the right animal, Also, it
was the only bear in the

area.

Contents of the bear's
stomach will be sent. a
laboratory in Vancouver
for examination today:

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Bolivia fighting continues. -

LA PAZ (AP) — Miners in
Bolivia reported

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Canadising must lie in the
continual strengthening of
this great Confederation

. which is Canada, with your

Queen safely at its head,”
Princess Margaret. began

- fire all workers who do not
abandea the ge eral strike
Frida: ee

aay. .
The mine workers’
clandestine Democratic .
miners in the southern Santa
Ana. district’ on Sunday.
fought the soldiers sent there

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reported “many }
“e lot of working-class
shed.” '

her ‘visit: to Saskatchewan
and Alberta as ‘part :of 75th,
anniversary celebrations in
both provinces with a: warm
_welcome Sunday from
Saskatoon residents: who
lined the streets awaiting her
atrivah Lae
Later, at the government
dinner, abe spoke of (he
importance (of “Western
Canada’s natural resqurces
and its growing ‘ economic
atredgth which has’ "'at-
tracted attention In Europe
and indeed across ° the
world.” =. oo

Heat wave hits-children 7

HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -- A
neighborhood = swimmin,
‘pest near Houston:
abru
ch were overcome b

sweltering tamperaturés:

Saturday, and’ some com:
tora had to be pulled

. rom the pool after racing, @

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thedical service spokesman |
sald,
“We had a minidisaster
outthere,teaid Joe Mason of...
the aris. County
Emergency Corps. | *
Four ‘children requifed.
hospital treatment.

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