digit levels and av year, the: board ga \eFduses;- “TORONTO ( ( CP) coed Industrial relations will be dom iriated this year by the spectre of imemployment; with. workers. “placing more, emphasis: on job security than on ‘wage in-. say, labor “and managenient "represéntatlves : ‘consulted by ithe, Conference Board of Canada... Insummari izing. the views of industrial relations experts, o thé board says ‘there “is‘little. chance.unions will. make. . condessions during’ the ‘life of agreements, but-new: -toni- tracts Will be characterized bye more # madéat pay tnetenses : __ than in’ previous: years; ) And for. the: ‘first time: ‘in the last decade: collective are ey bargaining se themes i Violence escalated , overnight’ in @ strike across the “United States by in-— dependent truckers when: ong man was ‘killed and- another wounded by snipers | in, unrelated shootings. as. they: wheeled their : rigs: through’ the” darkness,’ authorities said. Another: driver was ~ wounded by a sniper and a’ .teenageér : suffered ‘a -frac- tured skull when a brick bounded off a tractor-trailer into. her family’s car as - violence. and -acts ‘of ‘sabotage in 10 states marked'the first day of the protest against higher fuel taxes and user fees..-. - But:the initial success of the.sirike appeared limited’ -Monday. Officials in many states reported near-normal - truck traffic, some drivers expressed more ‘fear. hall atte {COUVER (CP) — peal has ruled. ne of her pais ded gut, fo $90 cmt ge hage on two. separate: occasigns with a female under 14. The young victim waa a. ibor. who developed a. “crush” on as er. The appellant court sald’ most similar’ cates. merit a three-year term, but because ‘the principle of individual deterrence and public protection must be _ borne in mind, “a-ft sentence in this case - would be four years, vane The. justices based their ruling on the - ~ fact that “there is no violence of any kitid _ “in any of the criminal offences for which — this appellant has beén convicted,” Justice , John Lambert wrote. “A relationship had. developed between them’; .. which could be categorized as a” crush on her part,” he wrote. She wrote: him letters. of affection before these af fences occurred. . ” Antler. first visited the young girl's... - apartment Feb. 3, 1982, when he knew her - mother was at a party, Justice Lambert ., wrote.’ He had sex with her “with - ther). ya in: a recent repart.’.”; . The Conference Board: ‘Bays the 1983 bargaining ’ alendar:.*. 4s dominated Pe. the ‘Eovernneat sector, with “aintaaly al militant strikers: than: any _ desire to stop work: them- * selves, and’ -shippers reported no ‘major problems _ Moving thelr goods. - ; In Toronto, “Nick Luclazo, - produce ‘broker ‘for F..G. - Lister and Co. at the Ontarlo ° Food’ Terniinal;* said the - strike should not have any effect onthe availability or price of produce jn. Ontario “for atleast 10 days, 7 Importers were ‘making plane to wse railway: cars or piggy-back cars — :where truck ‘trailers ride on flat- bed railwway cars — as far "a8 Detroit where the goods can bepicked up without too - contol, we few! excepilons, a: ‘new: ‘beng tollective bargaining. © be er killed in U. : : as r Island potaio shippers. Shipper John -MacKenna sald ‘it! is: difficult to find trucks to transport potatoes . to the United States, ‘MacLenna said P.E.I. relies on trucks to transport . its potatces to markets in- the: Eastern. United States. . He added that if the strike. drags, on: for: Jong it could seriausly ” hurt P.E. 1.'5 ‘potato: industry. George’ Franklin Capps, 33, was shot and killed by a ; single rifle shot about 11:30 pm: “Monday just. outside Newton Grove, N.C.,.as he ‘was driving: a truck alorig “US..701, said) Sampson County sheriff's ‘deputy Gerald Tadlock, a nett dpoianred re restrain progiaioe are expecte -to have iimited ‘impact on private-sector: bargaining; ‘but: generally j poor economic conditions should welgti heavily.in “on ‘one vehicle. - . Tunnel police office. ‘Howard. Adams, ; much fear’ of violence, -A nine-year, jail” m is “too long" a sentence to Impose on a ava couver man who forced a 12-year-old ‘girl, lo have sex with him while out on | vat for similar offences, the B.C, Court writter reasons ‘released "Monday, a tree appeal court justices reduced to four, the sentence imposed by a.lower , oo ton repeat Bexual offender Lawrence, oo Luciano ‘said. a high-powered rifle struck, .. dwo-other trucks on U.S..701 ‘about 14:kilomeires away, The strike, . however, almost _ immediately: -af- fected ‘Hrlnce Edward _ knocking. out the windshield . Sex offender. coddled? | -, Teludtance ar without her consent.” The “and called her into-his: ‘apartment where ~ evidence given’ ‘by the young gitl .. /to be occasion when she. (was reluctant par-. ticipant?” = mt ; In any event, Justice “Lambert noted, bye . f 14. Th ind ic i tYpl w ‘3 ct art of mea Se } consent to the.act.. consent, is irrelevant in offences involving considers a child. of ‘that age not maturé enough to consent=| to. the act. Antler, whg was Eaised in foster homes - and. psychiatric Institutions, has . three “previous “sexual convictions. Psychiatric Teports conclude: he’ Is “emotionally im- pathological child molester. ; He was convicted in 1989 of committing ar indecent act and placed on probation | years probation. . v automobile. with young - -children. He received six months In Jail and six months. . fences. * - Lower wages accepted. "MISSION, ‘BC. better than no work at all. _ ‘The moveis resulting in two applicailons ; to the B.C. Labor Relations Board: one for, deceflification, and one a complaint by the ., International Woodworkers of America. Mill owner Kal Gill closed the operation . . 18 months ago in the face of a 15-per-cent . ° wage increase negotiated by the IWA. , The workers, who approached Gill a month. ago with @ proposed new wage scale, have applied to the board -for.. decertification. They sald they. made the move after ; ‘union officials failed to, attend a meeting last. week to diacuss’ the proposed. wages that would put most of the orlginal 30-., . ‘member work force back on, the riainuh - They (IWA) showed no, intes "They've treated us unfairly.” He sald-that seven of the nine men who members of the IWA unit; The agreement —- a combination of-piece’~” ‘work and hourly | guarantees | — will ‘provide 3 a.minimum of $100 a day ‘and as ‘much‘as $170 to $200 'a day depending’ on ° production, both Morigeau and Gill sald. (cP): _ The Janbar ; Shingle. ‘Mill reopened for business Mon-:.: - day, operated by a group of employees: “ who decided’ work at a lower’: rate was “whieh ended With. a 15-per-cent increase. ‘per-cent increase a year later.” to’ pay, the. negotiated - rates, adding the _labor board. ~ “Not only is he not paying: the going ‘ our people,” said~ Ghag, * first ‘ vice- president of IWA Local 1-967.-‘That's nat " the normal crew, It's a hand-picked, antl- union contingent. no He agreed that times are tough for shake’ the area and paying the union rate. in ws," a Abe Morigeau said Monday” mabe ta i Morgan, who was superintendent when | "that’s all. I want to do,"" sald Gill y all of the members. to pe “wages, we'll work.” them — if we're allowed to. * Gilli said. as SO eas) - Officers said bullets from ; a \ following day he saw hee. playing outside | : or ‘all Terrace councll Members who feel ihey can "L work | together for the good of the entire community has’ received " again sexual intercourse occurred: under ‘- ttle support ‘thus’ far,o oo) circumstances’ ‘that. seem from ‘the © “not. significantly different from: the first” conseat is hrrelevinnt by tfences, involving a a e ray law. Hot haluce - Th any event, Juatica Lambert noted, | children. under’ the age’ of 14, The law: . proverished," but not mentally il, or a for three years. In 1975, he was found -- guilty of indecent assault on a female and . ‘received a suspended sentence and three - th. 1981, Antler. was” found | guilty of .. committing . an- indecent act in an’ _ supervised probation, which he was ser- - * ving at. the time of his most recent of- . . about what was ‘being pald ‘when the mill. , closed in June, 1981, during:an IWA strike _ - The agreement provided for a further 13- _ But-union official Sonny Ghag said that _ _ Gill is Tunning his mill legally by failing : “union will file its own complaint with, the “union rate, he’s running that mill without © ' and shingle mill operators, but said that: .. three unionized operations are running in ° : "We. couldn't have made a profit, and. mill closed,.and out of the union, sad — pfs, in, -2981.. the. WA: rejected a wage | showed for work Monday, under m ff: teal at the mill that had been ap er: formal wage arrangement aré form ~ Morigeau- sald the. workers’ attitude ‘ti » G6 he (Gill) will “let us work for those, “Ite a matter of the crew having offered”. ’ ‘some concessions, and.we cana live with: inatenene during 1983,: says. the genet “which invited ‘industrial : relations experia” to. a: round’ table’ ‘con ‘a “tele. drivérs were not huts: A‘ tank truck’: driver” , received i minor: cuts abdut 4 a.m. today'when'a snipe’ Fi _ bullet’ shattered’ glass ‘and “metal juat behind ‘his head _while-he was driving his rig: - near Ballimore, police. baid. ‘James’ Edwards;° 62," Of - _uapepeeeteeemememenis Roseboro, N.C., was treated. -.for minor injuries at, South’. Baltimore’ General Hospital ‘and released, said. Pat Gainey, a Baltimore. Harbor truck driver * 45, . of: Riverside, Calif,; was: listed in critical. but stable con” dition today after he. was, In Utah, - shot -in| the , chest as.’ “he. unloaded his rig in Brigham City: Authorities ‘said: Ahey: were-- uncertain | ifthe: shooting « was: strike-related, - We don't: even know . tivity and fot am 4 more c0-0 ° bargaining partners if Commercial Worker jo ing xt where the shot came. from- - or anything. as yet," said Police Chief J.N. Herbert. - a talking to the driver, he gave us no information that anyone was’ looking for him.” . State police in: Penii- sylvania. and , Michigan said | folce News ~TERRACE— The RCMP - State that’ on Monday evening a 1979 grey Dodge ‘ Arrow hatchback, licezse - number CTV 711, was : -Teported stolen from’ ‘the: 4600 block of Scott Avenue, Anyone having information.‘ about this vehicle, please contact, the RCMP at el ~ Petition ignored pg : Hevald Staff Writer ce * TERRACE A petition asking for the resignation of any, : Only 25 voters have signed.the form being ‘circulated by” “Terrace’s Citizen of. Ihe. ‘Year, Judy Vandergictit. : However,” -organiizer's ” say ‘that in addition to Yorms * available at Frigo’s Shoe Store and the Women's Centre, the : petition is is now being circulated J ina soor-to-door style. ative @ relationship between i e a are to survive ‘the recession, Clifford Evans, Canadi director af the United Fodd and 7 } told: the board’ companies are: only willing to‘¢onsider unions. as partnérs when tiines dire bad, . ct “concessions but remaining’ unwilling: to. provide: vesough financial information to the workers. ‘The United Food and Commercial Workers union will: be ‘ bargaining for:almost 40,060 workers in’ British Columbia, Manitoba and Quebec’ this year, with . the ‘major concerns _ wages ‘and eb security, Evans. aad: : reso ‘told: the: board: that ‘ome, “inion leaders : ‘have. misread the mood: of their’ members and, therefore;'l j two truckers sulféred minor ‘facial cuts when: socks. or bricks were tossed: through their windshields while they ' ‘in-. were rolling © down terstates. 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