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Clark pleased at

OTTAWA (CP) _
Progressive Conservative
Leader Joe Clark said
Monday that he was ‘“‘gen-

- erally very pleased” with

the otitcome of last
weekend’s provincial
premiers meeting which
rejected a Quebec proposal
for reciprocal agreements
on minority language
education.

Language hearings

Aides said that Clark, who
sera
ri 0 ver, also
stressed the need for educa-
tional opportunities in both
French and English but said
he could not agree with
Premier Rene Levesque’s
proposal for separate

eements with each of the
other nine provinces.

Prime Minister Trudeau

may end early

QUEBEC (CP) — A
motion to halt legislative
hearings on Bill 101, the
overnment'’s language

islation, was introduced

y.

The motion, sponsored by
Parti Quebecois House
Leader Robert Burns, would
force the education com-
mittee to present its re
on the legislation on Wed-

day, otter ending hear-
day night.

Burns announced his
intention to introduce the
motion on Friday, a day
after introduction of a
motion which would permit
members to sit virtually
around the clock.

The legislative committee
has been studying the
language bill clauge-by-
clause for three weeks with

By BARRY SCHWEID

P G (AP) — State
Secretary Cyrus Vance,
renewing high-level U.S.
talks with China after a two-
year hiatus, assured his
Chinese hosts Monday that
President Carter views
relations with Peking as “a
central element” in United
States foreign policy.

But Vance acknowledged
that Washington and Peking
have different perspectives.

Chinese Foreign ister
Huang Hua sounded a
similar note, saying:
“There are now still

blems in the relations.

tween our two countries.”’
‘The two spokeqnh:
wéhyswelcom ‘ance to

the Chinese capital for four
days of talks with Chinese
officials. He is the highest-
ranking American to visit
Peking since then-President
Gerald Ford came in De-
cember, 1975.

The principal obstacle to
U.S.-Chinese conciliation is
U.S. Hes with Taiwan, the
Nationalist refuge the
United States is pledged
under a 1954 defence treaty
to protect against ag-
gression.

Shortly before Vance’s ar-
rival, the Chinese signalled
that they remain adamant
in deman an end to U.S.
relations with Taiwan.

American officials said
Vance hopes in his talks to
persuade Peking that a
closer relationship can be
built on the basis of common
political interests in various

rts of the world—par-
ticularly their shared
concern over the spread of
Soviet influence In Africa
and elsewhere.

HUA HEADS TALKS

The opening round of talks
in Peking's Great Hall of the
People lasted 244 hours. The
Chinese side was headed by
Foreign Minister Huang
Hua, and the discussion

centred on internationai

Aoring ways of estarlishing
ways of es g
‘all di tomatic relations,
AU.S. spokeaman said the
necting amounted to ‘a
nonvlegue” by Vance about
Jnited States policy in
Zurope, Asia and the Middle.

Outside the hall, tens’ of
hhougands of Chinese
narched along the Avenue
Wf Tranquility, in Tien An
Vien Square and elsewhere,

sections concerning
education and the courts ap-
proved _ and consideration
continuing on uage
of public administration,
business and other matters.

The government wants
the legislation passed in
time for the start of the
school year next month.

If the committee report is
tabled on Wednesday, the
bill may be passed later in
the week because debate on
third and final reading of
bills is restricted by
assembly rules,
ig ee the bill is passed, i

sible, the assem
wil adjourn for several
weeks before resuming its
agenda in late September or
early October.

clanging cymbals, ex-
ploding firecrackers and
carrying banners
proclaiming the completion
of the 11th Communist party
congress, the first national
c arty four ears. h

e party meeting, which.
ended last Thursday,
consolidated the power of
party Chairman Hua Kuo-
‘eng and his supporters and
ratified their policies of
economic advancement and

greater openness to the rest —

of the world.

Before the talks began,
the official Chinese news
agency Hsinhua published a
speech given by Hua to the
party congress demanding a

r in U.5. diplomatic
relations rela
clique,’’ the Nationellst

e left by the late
Chiang Kai-shek on Taiwan,
as one condition for ex-
changing embassies and
otherwise normalizing
relations.

The Carter administration
disclaims any intention of
abandoning Taiwan and
would like to convince.
Peking to tolerate a con-

tinued, though somewhat .
reduced, relationship with .

Taiwan.

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| Premiers’ stand §

was not available for
comment. Trudeau retumed
to the capital Monday but is
still on vacation, his aides
said.

However a government
spokesman may hold a news

conference later this week -

to comment, Trudeau’s
office said. There would
certainly be some govern-
ment reaction by next week.
More. than a month ago
Trudeau condemned the
Quebec plan and urged
premiers to resist it. He said
minority school rights
should be enshrined in the
Canadian constitution. .
BROADBENT LEARNING
Ed Broadbent, the New
Democratic Party leader,

was not immediately
available for
comment. He is on.a French’

lan e immersion course.

ark’s aides said that he
was pleased with calla by
some of the premiers for a
new federal budget to
combat unemployment and
inflation. The Conservatives
also have been seeking a
new budget.

Roch La Salle, the Con-
servative MP for the Quebec
nding af Joliette and

uebec party presiden
said he was alsappointed
that the premiers had no full
discussion of the Quebec

proposal,

He said they had lost an
opportunity to suggest
modifications to the Quebec

an and make their wishes §

nown to the federal
government. |

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