eS ea a L .

‘But former “Lebanese

;.. prime minister Saeb Salam, -

"a key Intermediary between

_ Habib and “Arafat, told
~- reporters in. Beirut:

Palestinians haven’t agreed -

- to go by sea, They want to:

go by land to the Bekaa. To
the Ameficans, this is like’
their staying in Beirut.”

East Lebanon's Bekaa
Valley is controlled by
‘Syrian forces in Lebanon -

‘who are supposed to police a__

“1975-76 civil war armistice

 .between the counytry’s

Christian forces and an-
alliance of Moslems and
Palestinians.

Salam, however, in-
dicated pressure might be

~ brought to bear on the PLO -:

_ leadership th agree to leave -
. Lebarion altogether.

Israel invaded Lebanon
on June 6 to crush the PLO,
and since then Israeli forces-

‘ have surrounded the PLO’s

leadership and an estimated
6,000 guerrillas and 500,000
civilians in West Beirut.

to. Latakia, ° Syria, “trom, :
|: Where’ they would. disperse ~
to various ‘Arab countries: -

“The

’ shelters,

Te oes hom nage 1

hi

people” ‘were. killed" ‘and®
" neighborhoods : in: the: heavy.

fighting “that. continued
‘through : the: night after.
shattering the. fifth Israeli-”

Palestinian ceasefire at
sundown Tuesday.
" Israeli - jet
‘bombers repeatedly roared
over In mock dive-bombing
‘attacks, shattering the
sound ‘barrier and driving

* West Beirut residenta into

basements and bomb

‘Israeli. gunners on land

and sea poured shellfire on,
Beirut...:Arafat’s.

West
* guerrillas responded: with
rockeis and mortar rounds

_ aimed at Israeli positions in |
-hills around the Lebanese -
the -

capital and near
presidential palace: ~in
~ suburban Baabda,

A. polige 2 spokesman said
no. damage. was reported

“ftom. Baabda, Where Habib.
has been trying for three -

weeks to arrange a deal to
‘end the Israeli siege.

The ‘Soviet news agency
‘Tass said Israeli gunners

wounded,: in. West. Beirut - im:

: fighter-”

of the New. York Times, was

asked about the U.S. offer to .
“help in a
eyacuation and said:
‘ weapons and the 6th Fleet .

that helped kill’ my women -

seaborne
“The

and children cannot protest

U8, Detinitely.1 won't accept...

it. Ln
The New York Times said

.. Arafat . also: ‘was asked
- whether he would accep! the
‘deployment of a U.S, peace

force as part of a solution to

the crisis; and.quoted.him *
as saying he Js “in favor of

an international effort for

disengagement.”

PLO sources say the -
guerrilla group is
“demanding that a
disengagement force of

25,000 -to 30,000 men, _in-
cluding. 10,000 Lebanese
regulars and 10,000 French.

The PLO has asked for.
French inclusion because _

France has supported in-

ternational recognition “of |

the organization as the

“Arafat, i ah ‘interview ,
‘with @ Beirut correspondent -

made ‘‘several direct hits’ -
caused

U.S. President Reagan's and:

Palestinian people's

‘grave legitimate representative.

Andres’ condition ‘serious

SASKATOON: (CP) — Convicted sex

- killer Harvey Andres remained

under heavy police guard in a city hospital

_.in serious condition Tuesday, recovering

from arm, chest and stomach wounds -

’. suffered during his. dramatic recapture.

’ Andres, 33, had been the subject of a

_ Massive police manhunt since he escaped

-from ‘the maximum ‘security Edmonton ..

‘Institution in the midst of a blinding
‘Snowstorm March 13.. His, 017. days of
freedom ended outside a shopping mall
drycleaning store Monday when Sgt. Jim
Cox shat him four Himes after a bungled

though. ‘Andres was hit with ‘four 38
calibre slugs; Cox had to wrestle him to the

_ ground to take hin into custody.

Wagner said Andres was first takerrinto

custody under the name Robert Stanley — ;

Glasgow, an alias Edmonton police ‘con-

firmed. Andres had used. before.
Police’ seized a .44 Magnum handgun —

they said was used to shoot Robert Zacher,’

23, a law student working for the police ina _

summer program. Additional weapons
were confiscated from 4 car parked at the.
shopping centre where Andres was

recaptured.

“The prosecutor. wilt ‘be deciding on

what -charges to lay against him: and

they'll. probably be.réad to him in the.
“hospital,” said Saskatoon Police Supt. Ken

‘Wagner,
~ Earller, Wagner said Andres would face

“Zacher, wounded in hig. right’a arm, was .

released from hospital Tuesday and is

"expected to be back at. work | in the next few _.

dayp. - soe
The unarmed student: wail: - wounded
when he and Cpl. Ken Sawyer arrived at a
north Saskatoon house where Andres was
believed to be trying to take the wife of a
supermarket chain owner hostage.
It was the second time Andres has been’
captured in a hail of bullets. He eluded
police for five weeks after slipping out of
Edmonton Institution in a garbage truck .

ct

the ‘Krein ‘said today lavas

ow ae datnaged builijings: at. the “Soviet -.

‘ easualties.

> Israeli troops,

paragraph dispateh.:.

. Organization.

- the besieged area.

‘the viewpoint of its own ‘security, C “s
(chief, of ‘the international information’ department of”
'. the Communist: ‘party's Central: ‘Cominiliee, wrote ia:'-
--Moseow: ‘Newa;.a: foreign-language weekly.) 6.0005,
de His ‘statement was’ a. reiteration’ ‘of a‘ Soviet.
government. warning to Israel issued’ June 14, Sight .
days after Israel invaded Lebanon. :: :
The official Tass news ageticy said Israeli artillery .
~ shella ntade “several direct hits” and caused “grave
damage’’ to the trade mission and service buildings: :
at the Soviet Embassy compound in West Beirut. —
, Radio Moscow also said the United States jg
"preparing for direct military intervention in Lebanon
__ by announcing U.S. niarines may he sent to Beirut to.
oversee a withdrawal of Palestinian guerrillas.

:- Heavy shelling’ of the embassy’ compound with
_ large-calibre ‘shelis occurred Tuesday ‘night, Tags .
said in a report from. Beirut. It did not: mention any.

; “Responsibility for these criminal” ‘actions of the
which have invaded Lebanese -
” territory, wholly rests with the Israeli government
irampling. underfoot: the. commonly. recognized
“principles of international law,” Tass said i in a two- ;

H Moscow has: not: disclosed how many Soviet

diplomats -are still in. the: Lebanese capital. The
Kremlin has repeatedly denounced. Israel's June’é |
invasion but is not known to have offered additional .
military assistance to the Palestine Liberation .

_In a morning broadcast, Radio. ‘Moscow provided
the first Soviet comment on President Reagan's.
agreement in principle Tuesday to provide up to 1,000.
U.S. servicemen for a multinational peacekeeping
- force in West Beirut, which. Israeli forces have

open, ‘in’ ‘Belrut’ and ‘thatthe $ Soviet: |

Leonid Sanyatin

S

surrounded since thelr invasion of Lebanon to destroy
the Palestinian guerrilla army.

The English ‘language broadcast also ‘accused
Israel of refusing to permit international relief
groups from sending food and medical supplies into

wo
t

> ' Prime “Minister
Margaret Thatcher ap-
parenlly ‘made some
compromises in starting an
investigation into why her
Conservative’ government
did. not ‘stop Argentina's
invasion of the Falkland
Islands, |,

‘Thatcher, riding: high: in

the popularity polls after.

Britain's victory in .lhe
- South. Atlantic, ‘ originally
said the inquiry should give

*. al least equal weight to the

record of four’ previous .

governments, going back to .

1965.
- But political foes. said she

~ March: 12, 1981. He was recaptured April' 4S seeking to lighten the

attempted’ murder and unlawful--con- °°

finement charges and probably others. He ~

_ said Andres is also a prime suspect.in a

couple of recent break-ins. in Saskatoon.
Calgary. police are investigating. the

possibility that Andres. may be connected -

to a wave of rapes: in that-tity, Wagner
said.

Grim Reapers motorcycle gang. member,
had been serving 25 years without. parole

Before ‘his’ escape, - Andres, a former

for. murdering - Shirley: Ann Baker --of--

_, Winfield, B.C., in 1976.

It was several hours after Andres was.
recaptured before Saskatoon police
confirmed his identity. : .

19, 1981, afler police in Calgary surrounded —

_. a tai in “which he was riding with, three™

other: people and opened fire.

Andres’ won't be returned to. the.
Edmonton Institution.

Robert Benner, warden of the prison just

‘ northeast of Edmonton, said Andres will

: likely be sent to the federal penitentiary at

Prince’ Albert, Sask., until he appears in

_ court on charges arising from Monday’s

”. movements."

- Liberals still

MONFREAL (CP) —.A Gallup. poll
conducted early last month suggests the
Progreasive Conservatives continue to
hold a substantial a lead over the Liberals

7 among decided voters, but both parties
___ have slipped slightly in: popularity. with she: a
.NDP picking up Support. -

among 1,094. -adult veapondeats surveyed

incident. .
“Then, he'll be moved to a special

handling unit at Millhaven (in Ontario),"” -

Benner said. “The security is tighter and
inmates more restricted in their

unpopular

" points 19 times out of 20.

The question asked: “If ‘an election were

held today, which party's candidate doyou |
think you would:favor?"

Both the Conservatives and Liberals lost |
one per cent of their -support:fram “May
when Gallup reported that~44 per cent of. -

. Geaided respondents opted for the Con-
- Servatives and 33 per cent for the Liberals.

between June 3 and 5, said they favored ~

the Conservatives, 32 per cent said they
‘would vote Liberal, 23 per-cent supported _
the NDP and one per cent said they would
vote for another party.

Gallup says the margin of error is. ‘this
type of. poll is + within four percentage

. TORONTO ACP) > - Canada’s’: -alling

. dollar .is egpecially hard | on’. grocery.

; shoppers, 7

“When: the: dollar drops It takes ina

consumer)” says Tim. Carter, general
manager of the.Retail Council of Canada's
food division. ,

’ “Andright now’s the worst possible time

. for that to happen,” Carter said. “Our

carry-over stocks of storables are at the

two percentage points from May when 21—: Nairne,

The June poll suggests the NDP picked up

per ¢ cent of decided voters supported the
‘The: level, of | undecided. voters: for_ June
was 27 pér cent compared with 28 per cent
in May. -

co

a ~ Dollar hurts shoppers:

_ market in any’ quantity and: variety. wit

- + Hy Fish, produce ‘director’ ‘af. Miracle”
wn - Food Mart, agreed. He said the ‘lower —
L ‘Retail spokesmen aay: the dollar, worth:... a
7 barely. more, than 77 cents In U.S. .dunds ©
” early today, means sharply higher prices
for meat, coffee and fresh bruit arid .
‘vegetablaes.... cae

, imported fruits and vegetables. :

_ dollar means shoppers are paying.an-

‘average of five. to.10 per’ cént more on ‘all: -

But food conipanies can't always pass on

_. their cost increases to the consumer, said

; much miore to buy imports fram the United
States, and that has to be padsed pn (to the’

Nick Luciano, import buyer for ‘F.. G.:
* Lister and Co. Ltd., a fruit and vegetable
'. ‘elaim of sovereignty over
the Falklands, and wrongly...

wholesaler. ~~
Prices, especially for fresh producethat

~ must be sold quickly before it spoils, are

lowest point they'll be all year, and we .

don't yet have lotal produce com ing onthe.

|

set mainly by what shoppers are willing to
pay, he said. :

Luciano said companies that can't pass 7

along on the increases on one item must,

__recoup the loss on Another.

4

- announced Tuesday that the

- Thatcher ‘‘in the face of

’ of Manchester;

Thatcher's

Share of blame on her—
government, and ‘Thatcher

investigation will only “take
account” of relevant factors
’ from” past years in
_ negotiating the islands’
status.
The liberal newspaper

The Guardian calls it ‘‘a
substantial retreat’ for

overwhelming politicat
pressure from virtually all
the. opposition parties,”’

- The prime minister told
the House of Commons that ~

.. Lard Franks, 77, a Liberal

party member of the House
of Lords, will head-the privy

-counsellors who will con-

duet the inquiry. ;
She said in. a written
answer to an MP’s query
‘that. the other members of -
the. board wili be Con-
_Servative.peers. Viscount _
—Watkinson~ and ‘Lord: Bar-"
* ber;.Labor peer Lord Lever
‘ Melvyn -
Rees, a former Labor home _
secretary; and Sir Patrick
a former high civil
servant and now master of
St. Catherine’s College,
~ Oxford University: ~ -
Watkinson; 72, isa former
” defence minister, Barber is

‘a former chancellor: of- the...

exchequer, and Lever is’a
:. former paymaster general. -
‘They were chosen -in

consultation with Labor:

Leader’ Michael’ Foot and

Liberal Leader David Steel. :
‘Franks said in a television

- interview Tuesday night -

“that he hopes to’ complete

the “inquiry within) six

_ ~ months.

The investigation. will,

“focus on Foreign Office and

intelligence. officials who
‘negotiated the Argentine

“assessed Argentina's in-
tentions on the. South

_ Atlantic - archipelago” 350 ~

nautical miles east of the tip

of South America.

government
me ed

- Inquiry begins

already has paid a price for
‘failing to heed intelligence
reports that Argentina was.
_ about to launch the invasion *:

that came April 2,”

' The 74-day undeclared: ©

war cost Britain 255 lives
and an estimated &1 billion
($2.2 billion)-in ships;
planes, .- missiles --
equipment. Argentina has

officially acknowledged
_ more than 650 men as dead
the’

or missing from’

fighting. -

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although this was still %o-per-cent fewer
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.. tinue,” said a spokesman. 9s.
"The railway. nevertheless admitted it is

_ Making plans fora total shutdown unless

“many more engineers join the revolt.

Sir Peier Parker, chairman of- ‘British

Rail, told reporters Tuesday. night he was
“only “mildly encouraged” by the number
“of train engineers crossing. picket. lines

* since the strike started at midnight last. .
“Saturday night, cutting service by. more.”

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“owned network until the: strike ends, he

said: “We may have, in due | course, if we .

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“ a.m. today, 345 trains — up | okie
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¢ network . completely unless .

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network ran ‘1,408. passenger trains
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about 100 frelght trains.» This compared
_with 1,250 trains that ran Monday,.:

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'- Latest British Rail figures showed the.

a

passenger services operated Tuesday and

. 800 engineers worked nermaily compal

with. 650° Monday;- The union, has 25,009 -

engin¢ers.~

"Employment Bacietery Norman Tebbit a

told the. House of Commons ‘that the
“union's leaders “are murdering the jobs of

thelr members. and their’ members will

remember it.”""
The union: went on strike to protest the
introduction .of -new flexible. work

. schedules British Rall claims will incréase
_efficiency : The rail network says the’ inaye ;

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The engineers have worked eight
shifta- since 1919. ‘They’ say: accept

layoffs. British Rail has linked a five:
cent. pay raise to productivity

’ schedules. *

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Although demand. for OPEC. oil hi

VIENNA (Reuter) _ An OPEC -com-

_. Mittee- is meeting to review world’ oil

" demand : and to decide- whether to
“recommend raising the current ceiling on

output imposed on its 13 member states. -

Thé decision taken by. .the four-man
~ market monitoring ‘committee today will

determine whether its meeting is [olloWed —

by a full conference of the Organization of

r, Petroleum - Exporting ‘Countries. or a

consultative meeting.

- Before the committee ‘meeting. began,
Venezuelan. Oil Minister Humberto
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- ministers will meet on the issue in Vienna —

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