Canada and the U.S. to hold d

OTTAWA (CP) —~ governments to “pursue the .

Canada and the United
States
Wednesday the appointment
of special negotiators to try
produce a settlement of
ihe intricate «issue of
maritime —
between the two countries.
They have four months ie
reach agreement...
boundaries for four areas
where | the memile- limits

announced

boundaries

ay

overlap’ and to “draw .up
complementary fishery and:
hydrocarbon | ‘resource

arrangements,’’

The Canadian negotiator
is Marcel’ Cadieux,
ambassador to the United
States from 1970 ‘to. 1974.
Washington lawyer Lloyd

- Cutler, who is described as a

man ‘'who knows

Washington and has_ the

confidence. -of (President)

pc me BAD. WEATHER aan coo . .
- Russian whalers 3 elude a

chunk of the Georges Bank

HERALD, Thursday, July 28, 197, PAGE 5

TOPICS: FISHERIES AND OIL TANKER MOVEMENT
irect marine talks _

Carter” will represent, the
“United States.
The appointments,

and President Carter, were

worked: out last week hy
. State- Secretary Cyrus

Vance and External Affairs

-Minister Don Jamieson.

Canadian officials say the
appointments’ reflect the
determination of the two

7 gotiators
“. progress has: been made o1 on .

negotiation route’ to its

. ultimate end.”
announced simultaneously ~
by Prime Minister Trudeau —

‘Other observers suggest
the move is further proof of

‘the difficulty the: two
‘countries are. having in

resolving boundaries.

~ Canadian ‘and American
officials” hada formal

negotiating session last year
when the position of each
country was outlined.

' Informal talks this year led

of ne
no real

intmen
ause

to the ap

e bourdaries:. ~
At stake are a valuable

-’ "off -southern Nova Scotia

hydrocarbon issues. They
iithave time up to Dec. 1 to
make a’ proposed final
settlement for consideration
bx the two.governments,

_ Jamieson has said the two-
countries. have agreed to

seek third-party assistance
on the boundary issue if a
negotiated . settlement
cannot be reached by: the
year's end,

Carter also announced

CHILLIWACK, B.C. (CP)

Wednesday that he had
signed a bill which would
ratify an interim reciprocal
fisheries agreement
between the two countries
which expires in December.

The agreement was
reached last year and
Canadiannofficials have
been waiting for it to pass
through - "Amertean
Congress, allows
fishermen. to fish in each

other’s waters without 1i-
cences and that catches
should be at the same levels
as in 1976.

The status of the
agreement has been in
doubt in Canada in part
because of a simmering
dispute over the West Coas'
salmon fishery which
caused a brief closure of
Canadian shrimp grounds to

CHILLIWACK SLAYINGS

- Third body found in river

of Egbert Menger, also 19,

still missing, Ed Menger, 15,

US. fishermen.

The two a vernments .

continue

priority basis. T
new treaty onnsalmon
fishing have been dr
on for a couple of years.
Trudea
the 3 cial negotiators will
decide whether to link their
talks with those on salmon.

were Beet in a truck leaving

u announcement said .

— Police have identified a was pulled from the river who ran from the scene toa the area just afternthz —
en of use ‘de "rica, lecritor body found Wednesday in the day after the shooting. nearby farmhouse, is, the Slayings led policetobelieve
W between British | corritiny the Fraser River as that of The bedy was found about only known survivor of the ‘the gunmen nmighthave.
and the Alaskan panhandle 16-year-old ‘John Den 200 yards downftream from attack. abdue the girl. =
VANCOUVER cP) — It. “serve. energy, | and the ship surges them to stop killing and. potential hydrocarbon Hertog, the third known the Yiverside site where the But police aren’t Three suspects have pera

was more than the weather.

that dampened spirits
Tuesday aboard. . the
Greenpeace ‘ship James

“Hain clouds hung low over

achoppy seri and a few crew .
8 felt: wenslcks but.

the © worst news aboard’
ship was that the’
whaling

following a radio directional
fix’ to track’ what-:
believed to” be’ Russian

er.

stronge:
The Russians. "were

. keeping silent and the only:
trangmnieso picked up gp ty

So Greenpeace
Foundation president

Patrick . Moore ordered |

engines shut down to con-

nothing .at all,”
“anti-..
protesters had'lost .
thelr fig fn a Russian fishing

flee
a Jamies Bay had been:
were .

drifted in wind-whipped
swells as engineers used a

length. of ‘coppernwire to-

construct a larger antenna,

“]. hope it ‘doubles the
strength of the signal we are.
receiving but it. might -do.
said

ineer Nelson. Reilly. ~ We
just. don't know."

Said . Captain
Cormack:
to use good copper on this in
case we need it for repairs in

‘the engine room, but hisisa
° necessity. ”

A message, written by

Moore and translated by

Rusty Frank, 2 2o-year-old

’ student at the University of con
by

California, will be. rea

Frank through a megaphone -- 7
he James;Bay . —

whenever i
gets within hailin,
of a Russian w

dist nce.

The message ‘brings a’

Breeling ig from Greenpeace
the men and women of the

John.
“T hate like hell

the whales “before they are
gone forever.”

: A ‘iprotest song, ed
Listen to the. Wieles. ws Al

been translated and the
James Bay crew will sing

‘the song with the aid of three
fhe ship anda microphone on :

e ship’ 8 deck.

resources in the Beaufort
Sea between th the Yukon and

The negotiators are. to
report to their governments
by Oct, 15 '‘on the principles
of a comprehensive
settlement” on the
houndarles, fishery and

“Russian whaling . fleet, “but oe - ey i :

fiver Jul

victim of a gunman who
attacked a group of teen-

‘agerg partying along the:

y 18.

- An RCMP spokesman said
ita s§ that Den Her
died from a gunshot wound,

He was the brother of- 1
: year-old Evert Den Her'
_ Whose body, along with that,

attack occurred. Divers had
resumed their search
Wednesday after several

during which a rise in -
the river level made diving ©

pneoyypbre'

Pipohce divers are ‘stil

searching for the body offi

year-old Leola Guliker, the
only one of the group of five

discounting the ibili
that Guliker j is ail alive, aed
‘Reports that two

ee hes

BCR uncertainty
leaves Ft. Nelson

8
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OTT Santer | &

gon” NELSON, BS.
Premier Bill “Bennett is

doing the province a prea reat businessman: and’ have
disservice Py Tema ning banks and customers calling
silent on, the: future: of: the. up and asking what is ai 7
British olumbia’ Rallvay’s on with the railroad, ,
ling from. “here. to ‘Fort St. Schuck. ;
Joe Mayor “Andrew . Hugh. _
said.¥ ednesday. _ Armstrong,nspokesman for ”

Schuck: made. «-the .
comments: “following |
i. Monday. of: the":

‘250¢-mile.. line: which". was’
closed: June:-14: ‘due to a.
bridge: ‘collapse at Ellah

x, s0mil ies south of Fort

“gmc said rumors the
wil] ° be closed

g. aut be ne

intends to do,"
“You just. can’t imagine
what it

the Crown railway, ‘said he -

pid ‘fot aware of any: plans
to. permanently close down
the line... a
‘About 300
off in Fort Nelson during | the
‘sixweek ‘railway closure.

Tme royal commission on’
Sie at was ‘told in .

dune t t the 250-mile line

fn ie last two ‘years.

“ICBC

" ig in--his “as eae
e Police. cont lisca
is plants

aie anal
“in witch- hunt”

would not be in the best
public interest "he said.

fant Boit manner

s like to be ‘a

le were laid ;

ed by 270: derailments

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