Newest crater
‘much larger .

“balers, ayn
Meant a ti 4 a. Sh

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‘Merchants on the 4600 block of Lakelse Avenue are keenly -
Interested In the possibility there may be funds avaliable to. .
“fIX'Up downtown Terrace. ‘Some of these shops’ have, been -.

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“Fa response; "Alcan has _
pressed surprise at. the’

: minister's: ‘requirements as.

: By GalLI DOTIN ‘e
' Herald: Stalt Writer. .. Ly

*“atean Falsed’. the’. water -
‘flow from. the Skins ‘Lake’:
y to 7,000 cubic feet

- per second Saturday,. =...

Theincredse came one day:
after: Romeo. LeBlane, *.
‘federal minister of fisheries ©
and: oceans, ordered that
levels froby the: spillay be
raised immediately ni 8,00
- cubie feet per second (efs)..
The previous. level was. 0,
cfs.

However, the ‘company

says the decision t6' ‘ralge the -
water flow was the requit of
data they. had collected and ©
was’ not in response - to
LeBlane’s requeat. ©. <7

suffering from competition from: the large malls. See story

Pholo by carla Witton .

+ signs | that their loved ones.

relatives.of the 52 U.S.
hostages in Iran weren't
too hopeful thatthe death
: of the former shah;meant -

good. news: forthe cap

“fives, -

‘Lewis, father. .of Marine‘
- Sgt. Paul. Lewis, +a
hostage from ‘Homer, IH.

{o speed things along or —

‘up either,” Dick Her-.
mening of ‘Milwaukee,.

- “Sgt. “Kevin Hermening, -
said Sunday..

The militant ‘holding’.
the, hostages .. had

posed Shah ‘Mohammad —

‘ militants and Iranian’

those held since Nov, 4,
‘and; mn _Sirnginan

NQ NEW. |
FOR | HOSTAGES |

- weré coming home, many ‘that, Parllament. must

|, rei just tae Italiwith - ing the shots over there,
‘Sa agrain-of galt,":said Phil

“[ don’t-think it's going © Frederick Kupke, thought

necessarily slow things - news for his son.

demanded, as.a-condition® © the’ hostages, ;
_ of their release, that.de- hopeful. .°

na © would: sady the
Reza Pahlavi be returned * -hoatage families “would |
to:Iran for trial. But-the. hope . that’ since . this’

officials have said the

shah’s death. would not, - they'll let .our peoplé
jead-to.the freedom for come home—stopall this’

See Page 5°

. OVER, It's finished. What. °
father of hostage Marine: can they want now?”
Louisa Kennedy, witeot |”

Eee

‘Khomeini has decreed

decide the hostage's fate,

: Andrew: Appel, lawyer |
‘for the Columbia, Pa.,
- family of hoatage, Duane
‘Gillette; said: “It'skind
» “of hard to tell who is call:

- However, Arthur’
‘Kupke, -a retired farmer
: feom Francesville, Ind /
and father of - hostage |.’

the death “meant grod-

“Good!," he aaid. “es

hostage . Moorehead
. Kennedy. and spokesman
fora group of relatives of

also ‘was |

reason for : ‘keeping | the].
“ hostages is dead, perhapa! |:

suffering,” Mrs, Remedy
wads aa

VANCOUVER, .
(AP) —

- Wash:
— What officials gay

may-be.a ‘Hnal search failed . cfater’s new shape and tHe . and will appear in in be
. Seismic event are her result i Pew ee

Sunday to turn up more,
_ victims of Mount St. Helens's
‘Nay (16 eruption gs.‘ ach”

: “settled: in. the . volcano's

neiwest crater.

AUS. Forest Service pllct ;
flying over thé mountain.
‘Sunday: discavered d new ,
“keyhole” shape to’ the.

crater formed by Tuesday! 3.

series of ash eruptions,.. —
Caroline |

spokesman —

Klemine, sak,

. The. newest crater was

formed inside the mucl-

‘larger ‘crater left -by ‘the

strong May 18 explosion. ©
The selsmi¢ centre al,the

‘University of Washington

recorded several small
seismic events called Class
‘B earthquakes Saturday

hight, she ‘said. - seismo-.
logist astumed” both the'

df “gloughing oit’*' of
‘from , sides. of: the - “he
crater, she sald: | oy

“The pilot’ also’ noted a:
bluish haze over the volcano
and said steam is still
venting at the base jof the.
south wall. of . the: ‘main
crater. . "

Scientists ‘have, sald the
blue haze is coinmon. over”

. Valea “when t. hits
small particles tted in
the air. A. red gow has
trequettly been in the
crater but “ino , lava has
‘from the volcano.

a gearchers found only the
burned-out. vehicles and
‘campaites that pre-

viownly had bean m mpatted

om

stayin the lar'gely-Mormon _

. gear and dogs.

‘from Indian blockade

. By Steve Merti : ‘hroke wp a. ‘demotistration
‘CARDSTON, Alta: (CP) — °, eartier in the week. ‘
Winston Bird, tall ‘and -
_ sombre in a black shirt and’ Little Bear sald’ the ‘council
_ straw cowboy. hat, returned ™: - has’ voted to- withdraw band

_ Sunday bo where: the. day *- - business’ from the town.of .
" betore RCMP: arrested him | Cardston. for’ [ts negative
‘Inilian: alma and °
“band

and “about 90: of his Blood ‘ peaction
Indian. campatriote,... 0... angedS Individual.
Surveying some 50. band’. members “boycott town .
. “menibers still camped on the businesses whieh, . he skid,
north edge. of this southern depenil. ‘heavily. on “Indian
Alberta, town, :he urged In- patronage, =; ':
diana not, ‘to: retallate for Little Bear. sald. the.
Saturday's mags arrest, | . protestors wiltinot attempt to
which ‘broke a sixday reconstruct thé blockade but
‘blockade of seven: town | will maintain a: ‘picket’, line
’ buslnesses to” ‘back: land allowing ‘normal : traffic. ta -
Members ofthe Cardston ‘Pool. glevatot,.an-.oil com-

_RCMP;. with’ help‘ from.. ‘pany service depot and other:
d “wit

-outlying detachments; ‘bubiniesses of th
‘descended : on the. ‘blockade: “land: :
Saturday | afternoon, -’
-dismantling -Foadblacks
-;aenoss the. only access roads),
to seven businesses located “:- ~
* ‘on land claimed by the Blood
. band, whose reserve borders =!

. the, town of 3,200. ‘

‘The arrests arompted be- -
“ tyieet ‘200 and 300 Indians to

community Saturday, night,
bringing out police with. riot.

" One person was treated fat wf

“a ‘dog ‘bite and a Woman ws ”

Reportedly auf fered a broken ©
- arm:

. After spending the night in.
* Cardatpa ‘cells, most of the
" Indians © were released to
appear-in court later, Eight:
were taken to, Lethbridge —

court there today:

Indian’ leaders strongly.
condemned police’ actions

Saturday and called for the -
removal of 8.Sgt. Len Grant
of thé Cardston detachment,
whom they say “mishandled”
the: ‘aituation.”” 7

- The ‘council: for the 5,200.
member band also wants Al-
‘herta. Attorney-General Neil
Crawford tb investigate.the
incident} particularly the use
of dégs and the presence, .
they say, of a- special .
weapons teams,

However, @ constable at.
the Cardston detachment.
said the special teanswas not
in action Saturday, although
it did. | appear ical "Bolles

Indiah ‘spokesman ‘Leroy

-and.from ‘the Alberta: Wheat:

He ‘said the blockade’

began last Monday because.
the Blood band is frustrated.
; that no overall progress ‘has.
been made. in _land-claims
‘gettlemenis.: ‘
4 Tenet lp on

par. teased, partly. conde

tionally. surrendered’ and
“partly ‘éxpropriated tor the
railway, which later tumed
_it over to its real estate’ ‘arm,
“Marathon Realty.'° The
railway did not consult with

“the barld before leiting . the -schedule must: be im a ox8

businesses ' develop on. the
fe at the initians Bay,

A spokesthan for. Alcan
says that Because - ‘of “ab:

normally high temperatures :

in the Vanderhoof-Prince >.

George région, an increase
was’ needed ;to- protect the
fish: ‘Weather conditions will ~
dictate how tong. ‘the increase
will’ Femain’ in etfect, he.
added. 0.
- Fisheries; having -
‘eviewed:: “and | assessed ’-
it WAL He thei

ot

1 Ser
water flows for the company. x

~“botollow ubtil Jund 90, 1981. -
" Using the same argument,
fisheries requires that Alcan -:
immediately. release “8 000
cfs until August 20 because, of
-high, water. “tempera
‘From ‘then’ until “March: 31, ;
198i‘‘a level of 1,100 cfs must: .
be mijintained for successful
- Spawning ‘and incubation ‘of |
the, : :

June, a level of. 2,000. ‘cfs is.
required by the ministry for ‘
-the Fearing, of sveatte
“Chinook,”

- LeBtane: bas given Alcan

“until ‘noon.- Tuesday
comply ‘with the schedule, as

- pleménied.:
* meaty :
“The. I

unl
Py fisheries ‘act and will. ‘uss «
“it. ‘metessaryr-: ‘paid:

.; “4, the Boulevard gba dert tis

“they Were not aware of any
new “information © which

supports a ced or the water

Police are working on the .
theory 8 that tropes was a

cupants of a pouse in ‘the
__ west end of ‘Toronto...
» ‘The mutilated bodies of
- the’ victims; - Leonard.
“Martindale, 55, Pearl
Savas, '51). ‘Hugh*Thomas’ -
- Pattengale, §6,/ cand:
- Ronald Edward. Mac-:
Donald, . 49,..were. found: ; :
‘Saturday afternoon in the =

‘were ted up and gagded
witli thelr‘ necks ‘slashed,
“Neighbors. ‘said: Miss-
“'Savas and Martindale’
‘ware: living: “together.

~ nald were boarders at the

worst.
that i I

.

* ulopsles 4 eonled
Miss ‘Savas: blédht death

le “aie OE Spunahot
wound i in the heitas, well
asa. neck ding: Mac-

Donald died'f “a neck
wound, and Pittengale
died: from. an aged

tie

ager of

“TAKE FO UR LIVES

TORONTO : (CP) — "som

~~ about 20° minutes: later,

- the inn, 3 about four blocks: -

pear’ of the home,’They |

“Pattengale and, MacDo- ~

-_ up for work. ; :
_had tried the fron doe of.
, “pote when he

. house early Saturday. -

¢, of the pub's. Friday ~
nie Feceipts in the safe,
-gald “Marvin Kack;* an
--goalatent manager | at the:
pb. oo i
- Martindale |

“returned:

opened - the safe” ‘and
_Temoved most of its con-
tents,’ Kack gald, The
“bottom. -half-‘of' the safe:
waa: ‘cleaned out” when

. from’ the: murder ‘scene; -
opened for © business
Saturday, he said:

‘The murders were
* discovered ' by va> hotel
employee,. “William.
Horechka, wher he ‘was.
sent to the house by pub .
owner Albert Nightingale
to find out why. Mar-
tindale had failed to show

Police . said - Horeehka

got tio response, He saw:
. the. four bodies: lying. on
_ the floor.” in the dining,
room: - *

: ck sald information -
--fhat Martingale. -had
returned to the pub alter.
locking up. came froin
“Chubb Security Systems,
which had to be notified to.
avoid setting: off the

"would “not say ‘whether.
. any ‘of the victims were
used ps hostages: to, force
Martindale to open the’
safe; or whether any,
money was found in the.
house, Marie Nayda, _ |
next-door nelghbor of the
victims, sald she heard:
 yoices arguing for about
two minutes outside the

““t heard a Mise, ¢1
thought it was: rowdies,”

~ levels now: required by .
. fisheries, 7 >: a
. There ‘is still no ‘indi¢tion
whether’. the: company’. will‘
‘comply : with’ ‘the: schedule or .
mii fisheries is satisticd with

the 7000 ef.

district, Is presented with a key to the Skeena Health Unit. story on Page 2. >

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Bob Cooper, chairman of the. Kitimat-Stikine regional by the architect from B.C. Bulldings Corporation. See

Photo by Brien Grego

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