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Sovereign

QUEBEC (cP) — Quebec
Premier. Rene .Levesque J
chinted at: a, fall election —
Sunday and indicated he will ~ *
-not push . “soverelgnty-
‘association as af election

issue. : -

“] think, common sense
«dictates that thére should not
be a referendum election six
_ months -afler the referen- "J
dum," he said.fallowing a

‘weekend meeting’ of the.
Partt’ Quebecois ‘executive.
The statement appeared to
¢ . set the . next election dor

. Novernber, ‘six months after
the May 20 referendum in
* which” Quebecers voted
. almost 60 per cent’ against
Giving the Pa government a
% mandate td «‘negotlate §
" sovereignty-association with Jim
.. the-rest of Canada. 4 .f

> Bevesque's - remarks |
echoed those of Quebec
Finance Minister Jacques
Parizeau, who last week paid .
the PQ should. campaign on &
pledge. of good ‘government
and‘ aot orf. sovereignty: F
- aszociation if. election is ‘|B:

~ held. this. fall.”

NEW ORLEANS (AP)
—. Gulf shrimpers Curtis

” loaded with gold: and sil-

complete, about $350,000
worth of gold, 30 pourids
of silver, five tons of
copper and many arti-

. from the wreck of what is
believed to be an ‘18th.
century Spanish cargo

ship.

‘But Blume and Smith
aren't counting their
money yet — they won't
~ see it until lawyers, state
* bureaucrats? a
’ tists finish work intended

to protect the shrimpers

and the state.
The wreck lies under —
' gix metres of muddy Gulf

layer of silt about 1%

‘west . Louisiana's
Cameron Parish:

A
guard is stationed at the

seabottom 35 metres by 60
metres —— ard one diver
often on duty is Smith, a
32-yearpold. shrimper
whose sea adventures
have always been busi-
ness; .
Objects
include cured turtle shelis
once used in Europe for
hair combs, rouge sealed
_ in casks for the cheeks of -
18th-century ladies,
ceramic figures made by

hides, olive jars, several

‘ Blume and Steve Smith.
stumbled onto adream —
a sunken treasure. ship.

with salvage far from-

facts have been plucked.

of Mexico water and a’

_nautical miles off south-. .

round-the-clock.

sita — an area of the.

recovered |

Aztec Indians, leather -

“WRECK YIELDS
TREASURE ‘CHEST |

nine-foot cannnl and a
threemetre anchor. .<.-

“Man, they ibayen't -
even touched it’ Vet," paid
Steve Ponty, anaistagt |
“department as culture,
recreation: and“tourism-"

* sblentis believe. the.
wreck Js..'Spapitah and:
from the mtid-4700s.":
Academic ° researchers
are trying to figure out
wherethe ship.came from .
and where it wag going. .

Witha bit ‘af luck, Perry .
said, they’ may find a.
cargo manifest, which

and ‘scien: coments, oa

‘The. state owns the f

seabottom where Blume’ ‘s-
shrimp ‘nets snagged the:
wreck in ‘the winter of

1979, and the: department” :

of culture, recreation and

tourism will dictate how |

the salvage is done, -"

“That was only» the
second time-.itt. ty” life .
that I'd been over! there,"
sald 45-year-old Blume of
his find. “It was just pure -
accident that I found .it:
because there were lots of
boats that hung up:on it.
heed werea Jot of: nets mn.
it.”

Blume, who is married
and has three ‘children,
said he never spent much

time thing about. finding. ,

treasure, adding: “] was
always too busy trying to
make a living.”’ He is still
shrimping

' ‘area’ cn Poland's Baltic coast

"ag. thé government ‘bent eB
‘special,’ -commilasion. -

« Hego
‘deman ing

| Polish coastal strike:
‘spreads | as. probe starts”

-Gdansn (AP) ~ A strike.
=" t tat threecity industrial

to go on strike, the right. to:
establish free trade unions, **

freedom of expression,” prisoners.

THE LIGH TER SIDE

ting all
Polish shipping. from: ‘them, -

with strike Tenders: “ha -
‘sweeping -

* ‘abolition of censérsbip, and “ber—“ ‘to be in good shape," ,
reléase of all political . Levesque: said.

OF dogs and’ owls:

.. ‘decided: onan. election date
; and will await the outcome of

the. federal- -provincial. talks’
“om the constitution Sept. #12,
* -befere doing a

“But” at its .: - (weekend
“meeting, the PQ executive’.
approved holding.
nomination conventions in 15.
ridings starting in: Septem-:

| The e government is not

; resolution

reaffirming’ govereignty-

association’ -

bound . to. call ‘an:: ‘selection...
before. ‘the fall of 1981, five .
years after taking office, but .
elections are ‘normally called.
after four years,
Sovereignty-association ‘s
-the key | element ‘of PQ,
ideology but the party t
a good-governmenit platform:
: in 1976, when it-was swept to
power for. the first: time...

>. The PQ executive passed

‘mal Brlority.

‘

vithe: Herald: Monday. “August 18,1980, Page 5

fy Geacclation

national count! ‘the party's.
decision-making « body
-between ‘conventions, : wil
“meet to discuss possible -
changes , in. ifs election
platform Och 4. 7

: Meanwhile, in the Eastern.
“townships riding of Johnson,
Camille ‘. Pi¢ard .
~ominated as the. Liberal:

candidate In anticipation of a

ovincial byelection thereif
fo general fall. election is :

called. .

Johnson is aa of four
“vacant ridings anticipating
~byelections although the
government has not yet
announced a date for them.
' Picard, 39, won the nomi- —
nation with 454 votes, 6%
more than his only opponent,
Camille Rouillard, mayor of
“the town of Valcourt.

- Johnson, formerly called
“Bagot, is traditionally a
‘Union Nationale stronghold.

But Quebec Liberal leader
“Claude Ryan, whe attended
the nomination meeting, told
reporters he expects ..UN
‘voters in rural ridings to
“elose ranks behind us" to
avoid splitting the vote in
favor of the PQ, ;

In an. election-pitched
speech, Ryan also accused
the government: of serious
‘overspending ‘and predicted
“Jean yeara” for ar BB

asa result.

The first years of a Liberal
administration would be
“marked by strict budgetary
* austerity to put the province
back on sound: ‘financial
Aooting, he said.)
pet
st VINEGAR NOT NEW
vMinegar. has  ~ been
_peoduced through the cen-
‘turies [rom | Molasses,
* sorghum, fruits, ‘beet grains
and whey.
Teg

this “weekend

ag the party's”
“The PQ.

eons

‘Was. |

* price

changes
“Many enterprises in the.
tricity .are .on.. strike, ‘in:

cluding the ports of Gdansk

and: Gdynia, ” the official

Radio said, ‘There.
is, therefore, no movement |

of ba AE wil te Ms,

ching wit the wits and wa

flag.” ; Sea,

‘The government sent ‘a

special commiséion headed

by Deputy Premier Tadetist

Pyka ‘to Gdansk to talk with

as aaa committee

fing all the strikers

in Gdynia and the

in Gdansk,
neighboring city of Sopot,

dissident sources said.

““\. ‘They said thé committee

“nad? ite ‘headquarters in the
“ glant V.1. Lenin Shipyard in
Gdansk, occupied by a8
many as 16,000 workers since
Thurdday, and that it issued
16‘deimands in the name of

\ all strikers, in the tricity.

area.

Among the demand were
an, increasé in average
monthly wages to $236 from €00.
$170 to compensate for meat-
jncreases, meat
rationing to stabilize the
market, Hquidation of

_ special shops for the police
-|. and Communist -party of-
_ ficials, guarantee of the right

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) ~

his Ing dog,. won. the
annual hogcalling contest at.
‘the Indiana State Fair. “But,
his wife, Pat, had to settle for!
second, place in the busband-:
: calling competitionss%r # «

_Extel of Batesville, ‘Ind., :

‘wis, using the standard /

“Sooooeseceee |" call in Sun-

day's: contest: when’ the

‘family dog ran up from the.

audience and joined in witha...

chorus of howls. .
The louder. Ertel, yelled,

The combination proved:
unbeatable. '

‘Ertel’'s - wife finished - _
second to Linda Knott of . -

Ind, in the

Gosport;
twsband-calling contest.

“Mrs: Kott, who entered the. -

state’ contest at . her
tusband's urging, hollered
out her husband's first and

- middle names, |! David Harry,
then
“Sopooeeeccee”’ ‘and two .
short “Soooeeces'’. at’ the |

* added - Jong -

“7 was embarrassed, and .

shocked that I won," Mrs.

Knott sald.“Butmy husband ~
said if 1 didn't win I'd just be |

the seedad-biggest mouth in

‘our county,-80 1 decided I'd

better try to win.”

_ MARLTON, N.J, (AP) —

Bob Ertel, accompanied by Robert Schell betieves that © ee

‘Americans would g° ¢ more

‘of a hoot about the United

States if t@ national symbol

“were an owl,

vSorbe is: ‘proposing? ‘that
Patriotic" W." Owl = a (woe
metre bird costume done up
in white, black, red and
yellow — be idapted as garb

‘for a national mascot. -

“We're not trying to un-
seat the American eagle,”
said Schell, a:postman. “Bu

. ‘we think that America.in the
the louder the dog howled. .

1980s. needs a. new
philosophical approach to

dealing with foreign coun eee ee eee RS 7
And the ows just the “A-unique. experience
“You take the owl. It sits : 7
upina tree peacefully until a a
rodent, a varmint, passes by.
‘Then it attacks. nut wbat
does it do then? It apes back
‘into the tree. ‘That'd
t's what we meat

Americans must balance
themslves between the hawk
and the dove nowadays. In
this modern society, we need
wisdom more than ever.”

The W. in Patriotic’s
name, by the way, stands for
wisdom.

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