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down In front of the Northwest Sportsman was this: ‘Show. Itis.
belleved by many to be a mule or donkey, and sore say there wasoncea _.;
blacksirijth shop whére Safeway currently stands. While some ldng-time:
residents of the area say mules and donkeys were never used for early
logging, others say the animals.were all over the Price The shoe [s on™
display at Northwest Sportsman. Anyone who mig ‘

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Kemano’ completion’ project‘ in nor-
thwestern B.C. won't gat any funding | from.

_the ‘British Cotimbia govertment te attend ve
Minis r St

project approached .. the ‘government:
Monday asking for direct partte{patton’ in’
the’ selection’ of members on. the B.C.’

Utilities Commission panel. The panel will
conduct hearings onthe Aluminium Co.of -
Canada Ltd. controversial plans to divert

two rivers to provide power for new

aluminum production plants. a
The union, native. and environmental

groups also asked that ferms of réference

for the hearings be set by the public, that

Alcan be required to prove that its project
would be: in the best intereat of: the

province, and that intervenors be provided

with adequate funds “in the interest of full,
fair and effective public hearings.’ "
Rogers said the government made it
clear in the throne speech that it would no
longer provide financial help to groups

-. intervening in public hearings because the

public interest could be served by both the
provincial and federal governments.
The minister said he would look at any

"Hist of potential panel candidates presented |
by the intervenors, but added the govern- ~

ment would not give the intervenors power

to veto any proposed panel members as -

requested.
' He said there never. has. been, any.
problems’: with terms of reference ‘for °
inquiry panels to date, but was prepared to
look at any suggestions from the public.
TERMS ADEQUATE,

Rogers said the terms of reference also.

would take eare of the request that: the * .

applicant be required | to Prove that. the

Groupe, concemed about the 92. 5 ; billion ,

-Kemano- opponents
taeeaia. valent | |

VICTORIA (CP) — Oppocients of Alcan’s:

project was in the public interest. 7
The petitioners saidi foe be up to the.

- péelminany ‘planning,

" government’ as the first step ‘in seeking |
approval ‘for the Kemano ‘proposal that’

calls for the addition of: two primary
_ aluminum. plants th the: existing. in-
stallation in Kitimat « an the north coast.”

Alcan originally. proposed three ‘new. 7

plants inthe area’ but ran into opposition

from. éenvironmentalists. and: fishery. In- |
. terests, The existing Kitimat smelter has a
capacity of about 270,000 ‘metric tons a

~ year,

Soclety,

servation and the: United Fishermen and |.

Allied . Workers’ “Union, ‘are’ concerned.

; because the, project. involves, two, major _ .
_ salmon-producing . Watersheds. - _ the, a

’ Skeena and-the Fraser. co ty

” because: it already. has a: ‘hydro develop-*:
‘ment ‘at Kemano dating from the 1956s.

_ The existing development: Includes the.
Kenney Dam on thé. Nechako River that °

_ impounds the Néchako reseryoir, a’ tunnel
*. from the reservoir to the Kemano River, a

powerkouse at. Kemand ‘and electrical
; __ transmission lines from, Kemano to the:

’ aluminum smelter at- Kitimat.

- In 190, thie provincial government gave:
- lean’ ‘a water licerice which ‘allows the.

- company to greatly expand the. project.

_ Angels. dare. to tread:

VANCOUVER (CP) —
Angels are receiving anything but a warm
welcome from some segments of the local

community, but that's not going to stop the .:
unarmed citizen protection group from.
patrolling clty streets, says the head of the 7

* Vancouver chapter. ..
Last weekend, four Guardians from

Portland, Ore. had one downtown

recruiting station picketed by a ‘group -

opposing “right-wing fascism." Chanting
“Guardian Angels get out of Canada,” the
protesters attracted about 200 people ona

- busy shopping. mall.

“Tt was a pretty rough situation fir a

’ while there,” said Wayne Willoughby, the

19-year-old in charge of ‘the Vancouver
group:
Ootbes attracted a lot of the punks who .

hang out on the mal). There was a lot of
sboving end thete weré knives al swit-
the

pinks took off.

~ Mitte punks sald if we pattol the aren
: * ihane's going to bea bloodbath but that's

* not: golng to stop us.”

- Rena Wilson, a 17-year-old Angel from .
tesetlon , mur

. Portland, said the:
her.

a ‘ rove hed sorze groupe Alaagree with uw
“in Portiand but never anes like thi," a

~The Guardian -

. sald Wilson, “wtiong: ‘red, beret ‘ported: a

bultan with the Angels’ motto, ‘We dare to
car

* Curtis Sliwa in New York for advice.but ”.

the 28-year-old leader said not to worry.
“He said the same people pleketed when
ithe Angels started in Montreal; ‘Toronto

‘sand Whridsor, (Ont.,)” Willoughby said.

In.. Windsor, five ‘protesters calling

themselves the Windsor Youth Committee,
_-for Peace, Jobs and Democratic Rights.
_ chanted anti- -Angel slogans as Sllwa spoke
‘While 18-men and women graduated in

September, 1982, as members of Canada’s
first Guardian Angels chapter. —.

. In" Toronto, the Angels wera opposed .
. from. the, start by police and most civic.
‘officials, who felt the Angels ‘would in- |

: _ térfere with regular police operations.

But there have been no violent incidents |

reported involving the Angels, who patrol

“certain areas is the city about: once, a june
—Peedrch
Willoughisy sald: his patrols will hit i
Vancouver streets Nov. 1 aa planted and =
added he was pleased by public reaction to ©
. a fecent three-day recruiting rive.
: “WON'T QUIT... wo
<. "We're not going to quit as Teng) as the :

week.

ple is behind us,” he sald.”

at

| Established: 1908,

4 valid negotiator. -

N'DJAMENA: (APD. :
Chadian © President’ io
| Hisseno Habre said today
he is prepared to hold -
direct negotiations: with”.
Libyan leader: ‘Moammat’ .

pong? |

recat a

contempt: ‘of - the sore
. science: : “of thes. in-
ternational. community. ad
He said. Goukouni; who- .
‘leads 2 Libyan-backed
rebel regime } based near
the Libyan border, speaks
for : only.: ore of! many .
“mercenary «. elements”

aly
a
z
S26
ee
sa

. -, J the invasion. of Chad and
The. opponents, “including. represen- ~
_ tatives from the Canadian Associatlon-of -
Smelter and Allied) Workers, Gitksan-
Carrier Tribal Council, Save the Bulkley os
.Nechake . Neyenkut Society,
Soclety: Promoting Environttental Con- ne

‘cannot be: regarded: ana

During: . the the. weekend, ,
» Libyan. and. rebel forces
halted - their, 4 sweep

,

through Chad's norihern

Khadaly to end the war in” a i
] Chad, but would not talc
to. ‘Chadian rebel leader”

. [Seon Queddei.’. -. foreign’: reporters:

wastelands, apparently to .

‘avoid any fight | with.

French troops stationed
“in strategic positions to
_ Habre

Habre, ~
" some 100 Chadian: and.

ore. than’an peist ised.

*preaigent:
~Gaulle,' fon

that sulted him. :
vr The | French-educated
“Habre spoke: in French
and, never faltered or.
appeared: at a loss for
swords.

- He atressed that his
relations with France, the
former: colonial power,

now are “clear andifree of |

any’ misunderstanding"

" following bis past. com:
- plaints. that the French
’ gdvernment of President

Francois Mitterrand was

S “aheming

“for.

a et “capital ‘of. “N'Djantena: :
“questions in: succession’ ~ oe
“and then replying to those

to talk with Khadafy

lukewarm ' in its support
for Chad. against . the -

‘Libyan aggression.

‘Habre said he no longer
suspects the’ Mitterrand |

~ government of. intriguing
betiind, his back - -with

Libya, a point he made at.
“a news conference Aug, 7-
- But /.Chadlan - officials:

: vid Monday. that” they.

Information“: ‘Minister
| Scuimaila Mahamat ‘said

’ the Libyans on ‘Saturday.
. ceased bombing. Oum ~

Chalouba, the - nor-:

. thefnmost position ‘still

held by the government.’
He also said-they had not
moved against Koro Toro;
a. desert outpost 595
kilometres -north- -of
_ N'Djamena. Koro Toro
' was” abandoned by
government troops
Friday. :

France insists ita 760
Baratroopers in this

. President

‘former French African
colony have a noncombat
training mission, but will
defend themselves if
attacked. They . are
deployed “in

Abeche faclig the rebel-

- held northersi desert, and.

..Milterrand’s chief | ad-

There was no immediate

official reaction to the —

_ appeal.

Penne, in N’ djamena o on
a %-hour visit, left. Chad
on Monday for Cameroon. _
- CBS _News
correspondent —. David.

Martin reported from. °

Washington that there are ©
“hints of direct “Soviet -
involvement” in Libya's |
invasion of Chad, A Uz. Ss.

_tohelp set up antl-airerat -
atrategic
positions. at. Salal. and.

_ ~iaave: vigited een in wv
+ the pant Week an ct

7 intervention in rie MS Chad's. former preaident,
Guy, Penne, . French /
Francois - 7 £
- June : if
viser on African’ affairs.‘

_ witnesses jand U.S. in- |
.telligence reports of a

-_ in the country..-

civil war for Ig years.

intelligence report claims |.
a. Soviet __lieutenant-
colonel is at a Libyan-run

‘air base in’ northern. Chad

missiles, Martin said. ¢
He olso said'a | “hie en
level Libyan military i
delegation is reported to . j.

‘began their’ offensive in” if
“northern | ‘Chad ‘in’ late [- Be

Libya repeatedly has | Wa
denied its forces. are F- Wi:
involved in the fighting, | . 7#9
despite “accounts by |

ies

Sein
era es

massive Libyan presence

See,

| Chad, a_ landlocked,  &£
destitute country in north- J: :
central Africa. which}:
received independerice. in ]-.
1960, has been plagued by

pre

mt

MHF 2> ae

“Public
: Bleere’ Khoury” in. a:radio:
-brbadeast;: a
= operations _ wil: ‘return
a Stadually | ‘today. and’ full

_—s

“Beirut airport reopened after: sheling

Alcan calls its new project. a completion. _ ‘BEIRUT, OP), “7 The -

government:

shutdown’ caused by Druse

shelifire, ‘and US. marines

siationed at the facility aid .

‘they would ‘shoot, back if

attacked.

“SRegilac': Qights will

resume ag “of today, ” said
“Works. * Minister

{Normal

normal operations, are

Willoughby phoned Angels’ ° founder -[

Jo missing

‘from *. Lakelse

_ 4 Weather in. the area. lifts

woh yet

. Plane

" Aterald Statt’ Writer:

“RITIMAT AT Wo
Vancouver men dnd thelr |
Cessna 180 float plane are’
missing’ after taking off
Lake
“Monday... .

‘The: two men were
reported: ‘missing after
they failed toreturn to the
lake.-at., their, schedule
time late Monday night.

‘The plane is believed to
-have flown to one of the
many arms of the Kitimat:
River. ©

Kitimat RCMP say an
‘nknéwo number of
and rescue
personnel are prepared to
Yount a search sometime
today as:s00n as the bad

Pallcn the operation to ‘

‘opponents,

expected tomorrow.”
~ Feopened i.
‘Beirut international airport
“teday,. ending a six-day

Middle East © Airtines,

| Lebanon’s national carrier, ,
announced | it:
flights to Europe and the

‘its = regular

Arab world were back to .

“normal ‘at | midday.: Com- -
pany: sources sald foréign

airlines were expected to

“resume flights to and from’
the airport Wednesday,

The’ ‘decision to reopen the
airport, -ane of the busiest in

‘the Middle East, was made

Monday night when the
government and its Druse

facility from
shelling:
The Druse had shelled the

_ further

airport’ as part of their.
‘demand that the‘ govern:

ment: keep the Christian-
dominated army out of the
rebellious

& sect's mountain |

strongholds
Beirit,

"They withdrew the threat:

to “continue the - shelling

after the government sald.

thé shutdown hed stranded
30,000 Lébanese overseas
G was costing millions of

S serving |

_ reached’ = an -
Agreement. to spare the

. overlooking. -

dollars’ in revenue,

Monday’s announcement -
coincided with a. warning:

‘from . Col. Timothy

Geraghty, commander of.

the U.S..marine contingent
_! with. the
multinational peacekeeping

force, that his men would —

return fire if they were
' attacked,

About 1,200 marines 2 are
stationed at the airport.
_ Three of them and one U.S,

. Navy air controller were
slightly wounded in three

previous ‘shelling attacks,
one in late July and two last
week.

Geraghty, 46, of St. Louis,

“Mo., told The Associated

Press thede attacks were
not aimed at the marines
but were a “spillover” of
sectarian warfare between
Christian and  Druse
milittamen. :

He said'the gunners were
capable of lobbing shells
“right on top of us” if their
actual target were the
marine contingent of the
peacekeeping. force, which
also includes troops frem

China to wait

PEKING (Reuter) — Communist party leader ‘Hu
Yaobang saya China is prepared to wait until 1997 to
recover sovereignty over Hong Kong.

_ .Hutolda Japanese newspaper delegation that China does.
bot récognize treaties under which Britain governs ithe

territory, but said Peking intended to recover sovereignty

“ver Hong Kong on July 1, 1997, the day after oné of the .

Anglo-Chinese agreements expires.
: “The recovery will be no sooner or later than that date, a

' da biter the 1208 treaty (under which Britain leased Hong
Kong’ 8 New Terfitortes for a period of 99 years} will expire.”

France, Italy and Britain, .

“The capability of the 6th
Fleet and the marine forces ;
“-ashore here is well known, .

as well as our capability to
respond if we are directly
targeted,” Geraghty said.
“We have the inherent right

of selfdefence. If people -

(are) ‘shooting at us we'll
shoot back.”

In Tel Aviv, the Jsraell
military commarid~-said
today Israeli’ soldiers fired

above tlie heads of Syrian.

“troops: Monday in eastern

Lebanon to stop them from |

-digging into an area beyond
‘the ceasefire line but caused

no casualties.

“near the village of Aamig,

Soldiers returned. to. their

. Positions slightly . forward,

doussiye,, oa : ne
‘kilometres south of sain Ke

‘The - “shooting ;- “occurred:

19 kilometres ‘from the
Syrian. border, and Syrian

‘lines afterward; the com:
mand said. It Gaimed the. :
incident was one of several:
Syrian attempts in the last ©
two months to move

The Israel! command |
reported a roadside bom 3
exploded Monday near ta
coastal’ . road. at

« aboyt. -
a5 an Israeli: army. convo

passed the area, but th
blast caused no casualties}

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