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State Séeretary” George. «
“ Shultz . is” ‘consulting with -
* congressional leaders after.

! “Important:
a hearing complaints _ they.’

were ahut out of decisions military, had" “occurred MAKES ‘MOVES © _ with many members saying. somewhat different.”
; “leading: to the. Reagan ad- “without consultation that I.” Invecent days and weeks, the | decision _smacked of: “It's a show of force,”
_ ministration's. latest, wis aware ‘of,” Baker said. Reagan’ ‘has _ appointed “gunboat: diplomac ‘oops Cheney said. -
Tallitary _ and ‘diplomatic’: ‘after meeting with Reagan’ “former state . secretary’ ‘and 19 U.S. Navy ships. “White House spokesman
“moves in Central America, and .other’ administration’ Henry Kissinger to head a’ . Baker told reporters that Larry Speakes sald ‘ the
Senate’ Majority Leader.’ officials’ at the” White bipartisan panel on Central. . While he is concerned about exercises were intended “to
"Howard Baker of Tenneasee’ . HGOUSE. "American policy and . the risks involved in the © show to our friends and
}. vsaid he. and: . other. Baker’ said - the’. cade dispatched ‘special envoy Honduran exercises, “he  adversarles. alike, that, the
., -Relublican leaders © gave’ ‘ministration appears réady « Richard Stone to the region Supports Reagan’s decision (United States has the will
President. ‘Reagan the to’ do ‘better and. added: ‘for separate. meetings with. to.go ahead with‘them. ~~. and ability ‘to ‘mobilize’
| Message Tucsday: “The “I’m convinced-there will ‘ Salvadoran ‘rebel © chief [believe precautions are sufficient force in an area
_ *., leaders of) Congress felt be good consultation in the “Ruben. “Zamora and being taken’ and‘they:dfe — quickly.”
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|. __.,and briefed well in‘advancé.- “Republican ‘and ‘Daniel. Ortega, ~ he said. . deterrent effect, so be’ it,”
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‘Commission, presetited ita
- report in: Lima, Peru,

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House a Representatives
‘and Senate were invited to.
today’s breakfast meeting,
“with Shultz at the State .
and ; Department,

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outline’ these: ‘theclogical
convergénces,” a
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large-scale
manoeuvres off the Pacific .
and Atlantic coasts of |
‘Honduras stirred’ the most -
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“military

States has held exercises in
the region’ for: years; this
one is “obviously ..

Libyan planes continue. bombing Chad

NDJAMENA (AP) — The Chadian govern: ~
“ment said today Libyan: planes are dumping ~
‘fragmentation ‘and phosphorus bombs on

i. “northern Chad to try to rout President Hissene :

‘Habre’ 's forces.

' In Washington, Pentagon , sources s said four ,

“U.S; military advisers have been sent to help
Habre’s embattled army,

Government: officials in N'Djamena, ‘the’
i “capital, said Libyan MiG and Tupoley aircraft:
have continuously . ‘dropped the _ highly-.

destructive. -bombs on Faya-Largeau, a nor-
_. thern. oasis town that_Habre’s forces: recap-

tured from the Libyan-backed rebels of former ;

president Goukoun| Oueddej last week.

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ave wha

Fayg-Largean oy the phosphorus, bombs, which .

“release ‘tremendous’ amounts of © heat.
Fragmentation _bombs. are anti-personnel
weapons that hurl shrapnel over a wide area.
’ “Phosphorous burns are easy ‘to recognize
_and the use of. those bombs.is truly horrible,”
‘sald the. doctor, who asked to. remain
_Andnymous. ma

‘Libya has repeatedly denied any intention of
jintervening in the latest phase of Chad’s 18-
_year civil war, and has denied that it has. been
‘bombing Faya rLargeau. «

Unofficial § sources," meanwhile, said
Bovernment troops captured a garrison town of

BARNWELL, S.C. (AP) — George Stribling,
public relations man, still takes the curious on

tours of the imposing Barnwell Nuclear Fuels

_ Plant.

System. that reads volceprints and measures
:fingertips.

- What's happening to; the p plant, he Says, is t ae

tragedy,

With. a sophisticdfod computer. root and ©
‘hundreds of employees,’ “Barnwell, ‘a $250
‘million investment, was built to be the world's © :

ibiggest and most sophisticated commercial
plant for reprocessing, nuclear fuel: :

But there’s no market for reprocessed  ." and we were going to be vying for business and |

nuclear fuel.:
- So the plant is: shutting ‘down ‘and its un-

tarnished equipment, which hasn't reprocessed -
a single shipment of spent fuel from a com- |:

! mercial nuclear power plant, is being sold.

“One of the problems was'that we got (too ~
far) out infront in our thinking and perceived a __

"more rapid implementation of nuclear energy
“than turned out to be necessary,”” said James

a

"National. committee studies technology:

sutiged: '

OTTAWA (CP) —

ment officials are joining ployment. -
forces on a steering ‘com-- The :

mittee to examine ways of -
setting: "P a national

ot give ver”

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VANCOUVER (CP) For the firsttine
in two years, MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. had a

toon

A French pry sic working in’ an

” Chad’s ° Information Minister

He proudly points: tothe plutonium: ‘security —

“Goure, a ‘traditional stronghold of Goukount’s -

_. troops 160 kilometres from the Libyan border. .
”\. Ifthe report is‘gonfirmed, it would mark the
- first ‘time Habre’: ’s troops have controlled the
- town, which has been usedas a staging area for.

rebel attacks ‘against ‘Faye-Largem 250.

"kilometres to the south.”
ut US: SENT MISSILES - - a.
‘The Pentagon sources Sald today the Reagan |
. administration sent the four military advisers

to Chad to train soldiers how to fire U.S. -
supplied Redeye shoulder-fired, heat-seeking
anti-aircraft missiles, The sources said. the
training will continue for ‘‘a few days.”
-The sourees said the U.S. advisers would

; train French. advisers who would in durn.train:
va e's forces, but French goverment ofes! a
ficialé said- they have no advisers ‘or: military’
‘personnel in Chad; There was no immediate

explanation for the ‘discrepancy...
‘The Redeye missiles are part of a $10-million

| U.S. military aid package promised to Habre’ 8

forces.
The Reagan administration has accused

Libyan leader Col. Moammar Khadafy of -
. aiding Chadian rebels to extend Libya's in-

fluence through Central Africa. Khadafy. has
accused Washington of backing Habre for the
same reason,

Soumaila:
Mahamat “categorically denied” today rebel .

. claims that they had Tetaken. Faya ‘Targeau.

Visitors guided through nuclear plant

Buckham, president of Allied-General Nuclear
Services’ reprocessing facility.

- If the Barnwell facility had been put into use, —

it would have been the nation’s only com-

’. metcial plant currently recycling ‘spent —
nuclear fuel. When Buckham took on the job,

the day Jimmy Carter was elected president, it

_ looked like. an exciting venture.

"I thought it would be nice to get out where
you were doing. this kind of business in-a

competitive market situation,” said Buckham,

who had previously managed a “government

"fuel reprocessing Plant. “We expected two or

three ofher plants to be built right behind : ours,

making the most money.”

At thétime, the facility, a joint i investment by.
Allied Corp., Gulf Oil Co. and Royal Dutch
2 Shell, was only two years away from opening.

But in April, 1977, Carter banned nuclear

: reprocessing by the private sector, out of fear
that plutonium could be stolen and used to build .

nuclear weapons, The ban remained in effect

. “until President Reagan lifted it‘in 198.

He. said ‘Tuesday that Habre’s forces were.

driving Goukouni’s: rebels toward the small .
oasis. of Kirdimi,. 90 kilometres north of Faye

. Largeau. |

_ CASUALTIES HEAVY
He said large’ parts of the oasis were

destroyed . by .. Libyan © bombs, and * that’

‘casualties. .were heavy among the 10,000

residents and the. combatants. It was im-

possible to verify the reports because ‘jour-
nalists are“ not permitted: to travel to Faya-
Largeau.

An N’Djamena government broadcast taday
said that three high-ranking aides t¢ Goukouni
had been killed near” Faya-Largeaw and 10
others captured. The broadcast Rave no details.

The: Libyan’ news 'ageeicy JANA, n'a report,”
vw * from “Tripoli, . claimed “Habre ‘was "willed “in

, action near Faya-Largeail. ' -Habre has been
‘ personally leading the anti-rebel drive.

“It’s part of Libya’s psychological war -

against Chad; JANA has already killed
President Habre several times before; Libya
- simply. takes its hopes for Teality,” said Chad’s
‘charge d'affaires {n Paris, Ahamt Allam-Mi, in
"denying the JANA report.

-Habre drove Goukouni from N'Djamena last. .
December and. made . himself president. ;

Goukouni fled to Libya, reorganized his army
with Libyan help and started a comeback that
tock him ta Abeche, 650 kilometres northeast of
the capital. : :

PRICES DROPPED
In recent years, the nuclear industry has
‘undergone: a slowdown that left a glut of

uranium. Prices dropped, and the urgent need |

for reprocessing dropped with them. -

The owners: have sued the federal govern:,.

“ment for $500 million, claiming they were

abandoned by'a goverriment eager for nuclear —

progress, thén | ‘frightened. ¢ off by potential
dangers. .
The plant had 300 employees at: the beginning

year, The owners plan to sell any equipment
. that could: be ruined or outmoded by the
- passage of time.

_ The basic structure, : storage tanks - and

‘ stainless steel reprocessing equipment will
'.- remain, just in case a buyer comes along.

The plant would have separated spent

'. nuclear fuel into uranlum, plutonium - and

- worthless nuclear waete. The extracted
plutonium and uranium would have . been
recycled for nuclear fuel.

Lazareth: -historie: ‘text, but it is not: co :

“said that while the United

~ Republican

‘positive

~* of 1988 but has cut that number by one-third and
_ will terminate all but a few by the end of the

Business, productivity eehtre, to deal
labor and federal govern: ., with: tectinology. and em-

“committee: eo Busiress
“ehairmen': includé- ‘Shitley
. Carey: vice-president of: the

win ee

. * Canadian Labor Congress,

and "Thomas: D'Aquino,
Hi président of, the blue-chip
“Counell on

-“traordinary income of, $25: million from

thé sale of assets converted thé loss to net

quatterly” profit without the* help of" éx-~
traordinary items. :
_ The forest products company reported
Tuesaday net earnings of $11.7 million or 29-'
cent#-a share for the second quarter, -
- compared with a net loss of $11.1 million: .-
forthe corresponding 1962 thtee-thonth :
period, ~
MacMiilan Bledel had a net loss of sits =
million or 89 cents a share for the. aix
months ended June 30, however, ex-

, earnings of $14.1 million. :
During the first six months of 1982, the

company: had a net loss of $21.5 million, -
Although economic recovery in North

America haa improved the demand for

some of the company’s principal products;

Knudsen sald, recévery is still relatively _

slow and fragile even though it ia stronger

. than earlier forecasts might. have ins’
dicated.

WWHTBA Se:

‘Commerce,

Natlonal Issues, it was.
AnnonnceEd | Jeday by the .

we PE prart

0: profits ‘Up’ ye

. departments of Labor, and

Industry, Trade and
“The comimittee is to
report this fall arid make
proposals “concerning: the

objectives, miandate, ‘yole, |
Structure and financing of
the centre," the joint ;
~ statement said,

Tid centre was proposed
in the April . 19 federal
‘budget ~ ‘ after

being
recommended last fall by a
federal {ask ‘force on

_ taleroelectronics. |
The task force, which |
. described Canada's efforts
_ in the microelectronies fleld
_ as “rudderless,” urged the
~ government to ‘act im-
_ mediately and develop a

Canadianowned _microt-

echnology industry to

create badly-needed jobs.

_ It also recommended that
unions, -business and
government create an in-
dependent technology
centre . to
programs and policies,

The task force suggested
that’ the ‘centre report an-
nually to Parliament and
that its governing body
include —_ representatives
from education and special-
interest groups. .o
CONDUCT STUDIES

The centre would monitor
applications of
microelectronics in ail
sectors of the economy and
condict - studies. on - jobs

created or lost due to its

introduction. . .

formulate -

Regina “said | tho. ‘Lina.

“ Liturgy is- confirmation. of. -

how close: the churches had. -

-Roman " ‘Catholic « church,

. Faith’ yand’. Order * Com-

" Shultz, who. was also at

the White House meeting
‘Tuesday, ‘painted an“ op- —
timistic _ picture for: the
leaders, .
declaring that “things | are

- moving.in. a reasonably ©
direction” © ~ in.

Central. America. ;

_ & senior. administration
official said Shultz told. the”

Republican leaders ‘“there’s
a better - situation on the

--ground in El Salvador than -

three months ago.”
“Salvadoran forees are
doing better." :

Although his words were :

guarded, Baker agreed:

‘It | appears  —.
ALTHOUGH PERHAPS
MARGINALLY — _ that

things are improving," he
; said: —

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consults with. Gongressional leaders:

agency said Tuesday that 4
U.S. warship hailed the

Soviet freighter Alexander
Ulyanov’ ofd Nicaragua’s

Pacific coast and asked it to.

identify itself, list, its cargo
and give its destination.

It reported the. Soviet ;
skipper responded to the
‘radio inquiries and his...
vessel then-continued on to. |
Nicaragua's _ Corinto ° port.”

The American) craft was

identified only. as U.S. Navy | -

No. 8.
In. Washington,

abaut the incident.

-- The Alexander. Ulyanov |

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week a3 an example of the

mounting military supplies. .
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