bills: another * MONTREAL (CP) = k sa.Neai-ald- ‘Laval: t ue; uo - schoolteacher was killed instantly Sunday atthe. entrance ‘to Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris when a woman. making! a suicide leap fell on her froni, the tower above; "5 | Johanne’ Pelletier was about. to enter the: eathedral with her sister Francine, 24, oni:a: ’ guided tour, when the 4-year: old French woman plunged from the’4e-metrehightower pf the l2th-century cathedral- and alammed into: the grow below, killing Pelletier Instantly’ *.. ‘The French! woman, ‘Veronique: Siala Burdon; dled . So shortly after in hospital; A French man‘and woman. stan- * “ding in the crowd were also’ slightly, injured, vot The victim’s- parents, ’. Claude and Laure Pelletier, brother, Claude, and another ‘sister, Luce, ‘could “hardly _ helieve the news when Francine telephoned them Sunday ~ morning from Paris police headquarters, . oa . “Our daughter Johanne, ‘who lived 80 clese-to. ‘us, goes - away to die on the square of Notre Dame de. Paris. You . always think'this ‘sort of régk a¢cident happens: te: ‘otliers. ,, We hope that | her sister, who was close by her, Ss. not too. | distraught. °°: : “WeJeel 80 far away, 80 helpless, that it's very difieut to keep calm.” a Pelletier ‘aid, “Francine seemed ve very calm to us, but I'm - J afraid she is suffering a. lot, along in.a hotel room in'Paris. “Foriunately, the Canadian Embassy. assured. us ‘that | someone is ‘taking care of her.” ~ '. Johanne. spent her weekends with her parents ‘in Laval and spent’ weekdays at Saint-Charled-dur-Richeliew, where.» she had taught Grade 3'children for the past:ix-yebre.. _ Claude Pelletier sald daughter ‘Luce left Sunday night to join her younger sister and look atter the details of bringing, back. the body. . : Police said’ Stalla-Bourdillon: dliribed over a rail on the . first platform of the tower andthen jumped tothe pavement below.’ Te “She was: crying ‘and seemed very depressed; " sald a . Spanish tourist who’ was on the platform... ~ - * _Johanne’s ‘parents fiad: themselves visited ‘the 12th- ~ “ gentury cathedral only: a Ww. weeks. go, prior, to their daugtiters’ trip. Claude Pelletier aaid it was Johanne’s first — Terrace Jaycee president Ben Smyth presents: a $100 ‘cheque to Kriss Clement.and Jim Highe for the handicapped soccer team Sponsored by ‘the Special, Recreation Development Program. © The Jaycées raised the. long trip. The two sisters had been in Paris since June 3. ' “They had ‘been ‘planning : this” trip for-a a year,” said ; “Laure Pelletier, crying. “They: were supposed to. pame pack ‘next "Thursday: ‘and we" had ‘Blanied "on: telebr . (Johanne's) birthday, . x i uns a She wrote to us often; telliig’ ta that-ahe waren anetrip 1 * -afherdreams:"Shersaid aha eepecly 6 rgermoreporteards “” already. sent: by: her: ‘daughter. ---.: .. Her parents described ‘Johanne: as: a dedicated teacher _ who spent her weekends: preparing her courses. * Twenty-three people have committed suicide by ‘Sumpinig . fromthe cathedral-since.it was ‘completed:in 1190, The last timea’ bystander was killed in a suicide attempt wasin 1964, when.a. 22-year-old American woman was killed by a 50- year-old French woman. : Four other Canadians,” teenage’ girls, ‘rom the Ottawa area, were killed July 2 26 in southern’ France in a train U. S. ‘troops begin new. manoeuvres | “ TEGUCIGALPA ° (Reuter) ead The biggest ‘military manoeuvres held in Central: America are set to begin today . _as the first of 5,600 U.S. ground troops lands in Honduras. The so-called. Big Pine IL exercises, lasting from. six to eight months, will involve 11,400 U.S. and Honduran ground troops and 16,000 military personnel aboard: 19. ‘warships cruising off Nicaragua’s Pacific ‘and Caribbean coasts.. The manoeuvres, at nirst called routine by Washington, are acknowledged by Pentagon sources to be ‘a display of U.S. rapid deployment capability and military might. | - They have been sharply criticized by metmbers ‘of — Congress and Latin American diplomats: who. say the , manoeuvres run counter to efforts fora peaceful dialogue to resolve the region’s ‘conflicts. Honduran’ armed forces’; spokesman Col. Cesar Elvir Sterra told reporters Saturday the operations. were “a clear ~ warning’’ to’ Nicaragua, which Washington accuses of trying to export Marxist revolution to its U.S, “allled neigh- bors. | — . ' The Hondufan government says the aim. of, the exercises is to improve Honduras’s self-defence capabllity..But, one | military source told Reuteira news agency the United States. would derive the main benefit by. gaining experience in, conducting operations in the region. - . All four branches of the. U.S. armed: forces will. par- ticipate in the war gates, whieh are set to last until January or. March. .. a C-14i transport planes, will start bringing troops today to ‘the coastal cities of San Pedro Sula-and La Ceiba; where» engineers will set -up:training camps, barracks cand a. provisional 6¢-bed hospital, tailitary sources ‘sald.: They expected the cost qf the manoeuvres to far ex. "ceed" the $5 million Spent : the Big Pine. f operation In , February. The games will includé a 2,000: amphibious landing by the U.S. Marines in Noveniber, Honduran training in conventional warfare tactics from 70 Green Bérets, air’ strikes by 100 U.S. fighter pilots and 106mm howitzer use by... 370 U.S. artillerymen, the sources said. ‘ The United States plans to build anew radar station in thie strategic Gulf of Fonseca, whose waters are shared by Nicaragua, El Salvador. and Hénduras, : and improve | Honduran airstrips to accommodate C-120 transport planes. Nicaragua claims the United States is setting up troops for an invasion, but Elvir Sierra dismissed the idea. He said: "The manoeuvres In no way constitute 4 threat to Nicaragua.” But he added that “undoubtedly : such a movement carries a message.” Nicaraguan junta. chief Dantel ; ‘ortega sald Friday although his leftist government was confident of a ‘solution through dialogue his people would ‘prepare for the aorst.”” A Soviet ship anchored last week in Nicaragua's Corinto ‘Bay left today for an undiscieaed dest{nation, port officials told reporters. a rn ‘DUBLIN (AP) _ Police ‘captured’ ‘five of seven would-be kidnappers in a bloody gunbattle ss they neared the mansion of their - intended ‘victim; a. Toronto . . billionaire ‘who was in ' England playing polo with Prince Charles at: the time. The intended victim was Galen Weston, 42, chalrman ‘of the Loblaws supermarket. -empire and vice-president of the exclusive Fortnum, and’ Mason’ gourmet ‘food store In London, police said. - . _ Twoof. the assailants, one - gf whom was believed to - have . been . wounded, escaped into the woods on the 9%-hectare Roundwood | Park estate and remained ° at large today, police said. | They said four of the cap- tured men were ‘wounded in - the crossfire, in which more. “than 100 shots: were® flred.*' - None. of the policemen: | ‘who had staked out: “the estate were hurt. - . : Police sources blamed the. “attempt on the. outlawed *” Provisional Irish Republican Army, fighting - -lo drive the Pritish* out: of ' ‘neighboring: Northern Ireland, The BBC said the . IRA’s Marxist offshoot, the « ‘Irish National . ‘Liberation Army, was behind the raid. Ag. of this morning, ne group . -had “claimed - responsibility : * for the attempted ‘Aid- napping. : Newspapers ‘said “the: .. family: of- one of. Canada’s : wealthiest men.apparently. had. been warned - to stay away from the. estate by. .. police alter being ; tipped about the | abduction. at- tempt. But Weston’ said iqter: “I haven't been near _ Roundwood Park. *> for: ‘months, " ‘Af the time of” the - shootout, : Weaton was playing ‘polo at Windsor, near. the Queen's suimmer ° rétreat, on a. team that includes Charles, Weston fell: off -his-horse during. the. mateh. Sunday ‘and sustained a, hip: “frac: _ ture, but was, ‘treated at hospital arid teleaned, ‘Police armed. with’: ‘mub- n machine-guns. were at. the . . estate awaiting the would- be kidnappers, Newspapers reported that police put lights on in. the, empty mansion overnight ‘bo give the impression the Westons were at home.” PLANTED’ DECOY CAR ~The BBC said police also ‘planted a ‘decoy car at the estate to, flirther: the: im- ‘pression the Westons. were ‘there. Police declined to * comment on the report. | “ A police spokesman said police agents challenged the masked guninen as. they approached the park, once the home of former Irish ’ President. Sean 0’Kelly, 7 located 45 kilometres south: of Dublin: | - §he gunmen ‘opened fire. Police fired back, catching the gang ‘In ‘a_ crossfire. Police.said more than 100 rounds were fired in the gunbattle, ‘the republic in ‘two ‘years. _-Three .of ‘the wounded ;gunmen were reported in “gerious - _condition at a - hospital ‘near Dublin. The | fourth gunman was shot in the head. and © vinderwent Surgery at a Dublin hospital where .officiais ‘said: his _Sondition was “critical.” — A fifth man was arrested at the scene, Detectives with - ‘racking company . of . ‘one of the. bicodiest~ ‘exchanges bet-— “eween gutimen.and police in dogs trailed the other two. .™men, one bleeding: badly, through: the - surrounding woodlands and ‘recovered | ‘several automatic weapons. ‘Weston is president of George Weston Ltd., the Toronto-based -. parent Associated British’ Foods Co., “which operates a “supermarket, chain: in Britain and Ireland. The empire, business sprawls Weston which, ‘across four continents and is said to be worth $7.5 billion, includes Loblaw Co. Ltd, E.B. Eddy Forest Products and — British Columbia Packers. > Sunday's ' attempt was the latest in a kidnapping . . money . by their Trades: Fair” and . the’. Miss Terrace Pageant. _ TERRACE—Skeena Broadcasting is another step closer to putting its FM: radio station on the air—while its. newsroom - seems to be leaving in mass.’ -CJFW—FM ° ‘has completed - installation of ‘a $125,000 metican computer which can do everything from. flicking the “on air” switch tobrewing the . morning. coffee. Bryan Edwards, vice- -president of 5 ’ operations, says the.computer can do. the - - manual duties of a disc-jockey; but will be used at selected times only and always with a regular anziouncer present. =. Meanwhile, major changes are coming . in both the present AM radio, TV, and " soon-to-be FM TK newsrooms, Conttary~ to earlier announcements, -: ’ _ veteran Terrace reporter Sher’ Morgan will not be taking over the position of news director on‘FM. Rather Doug Smith of . . TK'S Prince Rupert station will be doing. that. Morgan: will only move her highly - a respected “Profile” radio show from AM : to FM. : ; ‘Deficit OTTAWA (CP) — The government: spent : almost $2. 9 billion more than it earned in — April, up from the $2.7-billion, deficit = recorded in® April, 1982, the’ Finance , ” Department said today, == _ Figures outlining the government's financial operations for the first month of’ the 1983-84fiscal year show Ottawa spent - $5,811 billion in April. and took in $2.922 billion. ‘By: - eomparisan: Rescuers ‘searched for more victims in Baalbek’s central market today as - residents of-.the ancient ‘Lebanese city “staged a general atrike to protest a ‘ car-bomb explosion that killed © 35 - people wounded 133. Most of the dead were buried in a mass grave before sundown Sunday, six hours after a car loaded with 100 kilograms of ex- plosives . devastated the crowded market in the and predominantly Shiite .Meslem city of 40,000 ’ inhabitants. mounting wave of crimes in - the: Irlsh republic _ that authorities havé blamed on Guerrilla groups seeking to fill their war chests.” ‘The “, -predmoninantly Roman Catholic IRA and Provisional IRA have been- battling for about 14 years to unite ‘British-ruled Northern Ireland, which has a’ Protestant majority, with: the overwhelmingly Catholic Irish republic. TRA guerrillas have staged robberies and kid- nappings: in Ireland and Northern Ireland to finance, their activities. ' Mulroney ‘silent’ : VANCOUVER (CP) — Progressive; Conservative Leader “Brian Mulroney gays his party supports universal health care but.he continually held back ‘Sunday from offering an answer to the health care dispute between ‘Ottawa and somé provinces, ° Mulroney, who is seeking a House of Commons seat in lhe : Aug. 20: byelection’in the Nova Scotia riding. of Centrat . Nova, skirted reporters’ questions in Alberta and Van- ., couver on his, firat trip to the Weat sinte becoming party leader. ‘In Aiberta, he dismissed federal Health Minister Monique ". Begin’ 8 criticisms of. him. _ “Mrs. Begin is a nice person, but ahe should have her mouth -washed out with soap,” the ‘Tory: leader told reporters, ata Ukrainian festival ory Kilometres east of :, Edmonton, ‘Begin has chastised the Conservatives and Mulroney in _ particular for not clearly stating their position on the future of mediearé, which ls expected to be a major issue when the , .. provincial premiers meet later: ‘this week, Ottawa. has threatened to withhold payments from 4 provinces which charge hospital user fees to offset rising health care costs, ‘ Schools, shops and banks were closed today in a ‘day of mourning" called by city . leaders and the local pro-_ Iranian militia that-runs the: city in eastern Lebanon's. Syrian-controlled valley, police said. . _ It was the second deadly car bombing in Syrian- controlled ~ Lebanese Bekaa _ territory in a three-day span. A remote-controlled " car,bomb destroyed a Sunni Mosiem mosque in, the northern city of Tripoli during. midday prayers Friday, killing at least 20 worshippers. oe “The — wandering massacre hits . Baalbek,”’ said the front-page ‘headline of Lebanon’s leading in- dependent newspaper An- ‘Nahar-today,. Premier Shafik. Wazzan - ‘said the Baalbek and Tripoli ‘bombings were ‘part. of a “plan by foreign hands that seek ‘to rekindle interrtal strife in Lebanon whenever aray ofhope for the nation’s salvation. appears." But despite the © two + bombings im its sector of “Lebanon and despite the urgings of U.S. spectal envoy Robert McFarlane, — Syria said its _ Lebanese- based troops will stay put. ' McFarlane, ‘who is con- ferring with Saudi Arabian leaders today, met with - Syrian - President Hafez Assad in Damascus on Sunday to discuss efforts to cn government. periditures. in April, 1982, totalled $5,304. billion; while 1 cevenues were $2,605 billion. | : Anaé- projected 2 a" total: ‘detlett govern $i. jeer for the current fistal year, bit - Finance Departement officials Monday; August 6,.1983 -CFTK plans FM land. new newsroom Herald Staff Writer - ‘on Aug. 19, TK's AM and TV newsroom : will be vitually gutted as both Phil Menger ° and Karl Johnston Jeave Terrace for the sunny south. That will make TK's student employee, Chris Gudgeon “the. senior ples. ‘ newsmah.* He. is scheduled to- return to; classes. the following week, se Rick Webber, no relation to owner and , i -Skeena Broadcaster president J.” Fred- oF ‘Weber, has arrived in town and- will ‘be’ a taking over a6 ne reader.on Aug. 22, In addition, TK will be getting a person ' from Montreal to take over double duties, - He will read the AM news in the morning * and act as a-saleaman in the afternoon. -All these changea should be cemented by “October when the stereo country. music _ FM station goes on the air." CJFW: will use. five transmitters and be heard at different | points on the band through the region. | In Terrace turn to 103.3 on the FM dial.- In. Kitimat, and" ‘the ‘Queen ‘Charlotte - Islands, the number will be 92.9 . In Prince. Rupert, CIFW will be found at ‘101. 9." Skeena Broadcasters cable systems will ~ also carry the new station. . | increases _ sald it is too early to say. vihether ‘the ‘ foreeast is on track. ‘ : ‘The officials said they. require’ four’ or ’ five months worth of statistics before they ’ cansée a pattern developing because there ‘are so many variations from month ‘to month on both the spending and revenue - Meantime, the government will release - later this month. a preliminary figure on “Ox- . yemove forelgn forces from Lebanon. ‘After the session, a Syrian spokesman reaffirmed his government's opposition to the Lebanese-Israeli troop withdrawal accord. He said the pact, signed May 17, ‘‘is _ being imposed on Lebanon” and “transforms. Lebanon into an Israeli protec- ‘torate.” McFarlane, who made no‘ statement ~-after meeting Assad, flew to Jidda, Saudi Arabia, for talks with King Fahd. .Saudi-- Arabia is Syria’s main — financial: -backer, ‘and McFarlane is expected to urge Fahd to bring. pressure on the Syrians.to help defuse the critical. situation In Lebanon. ° A group ‘calling itself the Front for the Liberation of Lebanon from Foreigners . claimed responsibility’ for ‘Sunday's blast. in Baalbek -and warned such attacks would continue. “until. no foreigner is left on Lebanese soil.” The blast: ‘demolished a coffee shop ‘in the ‘market _¢entre and devastated the . ° surrounding area. : -months of: the deficit for the last fiscal year, which. _ was estimated to be about #25. 25 billion in ; ste’ ea tisca =: ’ year ‘will be tabled in the Commons S00, after it resumes on Sept. 12, Lebanese protest explosion efor Police sald most of the casttalties were Lebanese civilians — merchants ‘and ~ residents of the low-income neighborhood — but . that two Syrian soldiers were .. among the victims. — . The front, which claimed the bombing in a call.to the Beirut office of a French news agency, has taken responsibility for a series of - bomb. attacks almed chiefl6,o$Syrian and Palestinian targets. Its Political affiliation is not known. Baalbek, like the rest of. the northern Bekaa valley, has been. under Syrian - ‘control since 1978, when the | Syrian atmy entered ‘Lebanon to -police a ceasefire that ended 18 ’ Christian- Moslem civil war. . Syria has deployed up to 50,000 troops in northern and eastern Lebanon. They face an estimated 28,000 _ Israeli .troops who have been in southern and central Lebanon since the June, 1982, ‘invasion against Palestinian guerrilla strongholds. Classifieds INSIDE | Local, ‘world sports Comics, ‘horoscope pages 485 page 6 page 8. quality used parts from _ WHY BUYNEW? WHENUSEDWILL DO! —, Do you want parts Jo fixup your car but your budge ‘won't allow it? Beat the high cost of new paris with S.K.B. 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