7

Reports ; thom Tehran and western. sistas show that a

leaner, resilient Tran Is rebounding economically from
. aoe war and a costly, ‘showdown, ‘with the United
. ates.

Iran has pockets. full of oll money. but accounts reaching ° :

the West make clear that ordinary: Traniaria etl are-en-
. during hardships,’ just ap:they were. when American: Jour:

Sy - nallats last were allowed to Visit’ Iran eight months ago,

The: ‘latest “ example: hundreds: | of. slum-dwellers
* “demonstrated in protest of water. shortages In south Teh an
earlier: ‘this month, ‘anti-goveranient exiles repart.: :

But. Ayatollah : Ruhollah’ ‘Khomelni’s - revolutionary!”

». + government last year gradually began ending rationing for”

4 “many ‘food -and.othér cdneumer ‘items,: and his ‘money ..

"managers say they now have paid off rriost of Iran's forelgn -
debt and-are building tip foreign-currency reserved... |
“It’s all based on oll. We've been: Surprised at: how well

they’ ve.doné in the past year,".says economist. Joseph:
- Story, ‘a Middle East specialist with the. Washington,; De.,.
research .- firm Wharton Eeonometri¢ ; Forecast i

. Associates, . ° =

The- ‘Wharton forecasters last, year haw tileak déonamie ~
prospects for Iran until about:] 1986. But Story, gays’ ‘they: row |
_project strong growth —ad. 4-per-ceiit inerease in the Rross
national’ broduct in the Irantan fiscal Year. ending! next
March. : :
DRIVES BACK mRAgIS ag

- Oil production, which normally provides 80 per tent; ‘of
Iran's foreign income, collapsed ‘whet war bioke oiit with.
Traq in ‘September, 1880, afid:an Iraqi: Invasion ‘army
stormed ‘into southwest. Iran’s petroleum, bejt, But. the
_Tranianshave driven the fragis back: and repaired damaged
facilities. Carina

Ol output. averaged 23 aye barrels a day int the first
four months. of 1983, double the Iranian ‘production in the
same period last year, ‘the authoritative Petroleum

woe . "ys aad 7
a pa ara - “t

™ j - who admitted participating in the spanking. She was

K-9 Kapers

‘Iran leaves ordina

“ip Wei reports, Lo _
‘“The Iranians took in: $16.8. billion ier their oll in the.
fiscal year ended:this. March, more than in: the last year” comeback.

4

! :
- we Project their bl revenue
“Oil revenues. are nat the

7] at ‘$23 billion.’ ia

only ‘key to ‘Iran's financial ;
The fa damentalist Moslem clergymen who |

Inder the shah (2078), "" Story sald, “For the current year | i Bovern the neountry 8 are eeimply n not spending as miuch as nh

FBI rescue ambassador’ Ss wife -

Salvadoran’ ambassador to

‘the. Uniled States Was

‘rescued unharmed today by
-FBlagents who whisked her

away from. ‘kidnappers: who -
‘had: held” her for-a week .

‘demanding :: ‘a . #1,Smilifon

ithe “wife: of x “former! -

, hotel.
“to verify: that. she ‘was. safe

: ransom. aS Bue

Meas, was" ‘kidnapped ” dns. “were: planning the. ‘rescue’
Miami and” ‘yescued :Thurs. ,. When Quinonez appeared. at
sday at ‘a- pay, telephone ‘the telephone with’ ‘her
booth déutside a’ Washington . _ abductors who Placed a call
“The captors were. = Ber hisshand - said”

having her call her. husband ° Miami the call lasted foura or:
“five, minutes,. He ‘said'-he | °

so thet, he’ would ‘Pay the | * eard: ‘voices - and: scuffling.
- over, the line-as the:arrests. -

ransom.’
-Clelia ‘Bleanor Qiinonez,
~ 68, wife of Roberto Gilnpnes, :

‘staked ‘out the Pitt Hotel in. .

Cult blamed °

“MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — oA yoling: ‘mother con-'
~vieted of brutally. spanking to death her two-year-old. son.
was driven by the ‘cult bower?’ of a reclusive Christian:
“group, 8 prosecutor-says. .

Leslie Green, 25, was. found ‘guilty’ Thursday. of in-
—Voluntary ‘manslaughter i in the fatal two-hour spanking of -
her son Joseph. -

—Horthwest Washington. 4 and__ Wife was safe,

“About. 40 FBI. agents- haa : “were made. Fe said the FBI.

- called him Jater to say his *

Taken into custody, in”
“Washington ‘were’ Mack.
» Carr, 18, Robert Gerald, 19,
Clifford Bibbs, 23, and. an
*; unidentified 17-year-old, all -
: of the District ‘of Columbia, -
said James
“assistant special agent In °
charge of the FBI's
’ Washirfgton field office.

Arrested.in Miami were |

The boy died of shock after ani Oct, 3 beating with a 30-. Salvador Lacaya and’ his .

centimetre-long wooden paddle, which left deep-bdrulses
from his lower back to.mid-thigh, medical examiners said.
An autopsy showed hemorrhaging caused: by the spanking -
drew a quarter.of the child’s- blood. to his buttocks.“

A circuit court jury took nine hours to conviet Mrs. Green,

released on $5,000 bond and sentencing is cet for Nov. 2. She .

| faces a maximum of a year in jail and a $1,000 fine.

pleaded guilty to Involuntary ” Dervish said a woman also’
. was heing-

Her husband Stuart, 28
manslaughter and also faves sentencing Nov. 2. °
‘The Greens are-members of the. reclusive Christian

_ Stonegate community in Kabletown, ‘where eight families

There are as | many contracts and deals made conceming
dogs as there are dogs and buyers and sellers. In order to
register a litter and then the individual dogs with Canadian
Kennel Club (CKC), all of the information must be recorded

on their official forms, These are to be filled in and then
sent in by the breeder-seller. CKC will supply free of
charge the following forms--Litter application, transfer of -
ownership, tattoo application, membership application,
general affidavit, affidavit for lost certificates, registration
fee .echedules, kenne! name ‘application, .non-breeding

_ forme, cancellation of non-breeding forms, application for

" permanent registration of kennel name, foreign dog
application (imported by Canadian resident), foreign dog
applications (U.S. resident),.sanction mateh rules, CKC
bylaws, and CKC information booklet. CKC also has
available for a nominal fee the following forms-a book of
“breed standards called the CKC Book of Dogs; members at.
$24.95 and non-members.at $29.95; individual breed
standards (you must identlfy which breed you want) at $1).
Individual booklet (identify which group) for $2. 50;
complete ‘set with binder at $16;. bonder only a¢ #4.50;,_
- Hodklet of judge’ at'g2: guideline for judges at #1; dogs’ 1K.
. Canada magazine (state month) ‘at $2; and buyers guide

(dogs annual) at $3.95: ink plates and pad.(for noseprinting
., puppies for identification purposes) at $1.50; Pads only (30)
at 75 cents; private breeding records: book at $3;
regulations regarding &riificial: insemination at $2} dog
show rules at $1; obedience trial regulations and standards
at $1; tracking test regulations at §1; field trial rules for the.
following breeds at $1 per each’ breéd-Beagles, Pointing.
breeds, Lure Coursing, Retrievers and Irish Water
Spaniels; and Spaniels.

. Itis requested by CKC that the free of charge applications
be accompanied by a,self addressed label with a 30 cent
stanip. The CKC address is 2150 Bloor Street West, Toronto,
Ontario, Mé6S 4V7, and their phone number is (area code”

+ 416); 763-4991.
“Ob, the ‘above contracts the most important one for the
dog owner would probably be the non-breeding
act, which you would be asked to sign at the time. af
se of your‘pet puppy. Since rot all dogs should be
, this contract is CKC’s and the breeders way of
poioting their sfock and reputation. It is, in essence, a
contract which states that you will not breed this dog. On
the old forms there was a clause which in effect imposed a
monetary fine should the animal be bred. This clause has:
been dropped'from the new forms, but there are a great’ .
many bréeders who wish it hadn't been dropped.

Tf. the dog is inadvertently bred (this should never

happen; if you can’t keep the dog safely confined then. have

it spayed or neutered) the the relutant. pupples caw not Be. -

3 bred or registered with,CKC. This is ‘an
gold ee Beoeraci (not available in U.S. A.) but in order to
be fair’ there is another contract. available - called
cancellation of non-breeding contract, :so that, if-the dog
turns out better than hoped for or just.if bath parties (buyer.
and seller) agree the original non-breeding contract can be
cancelled and then the dog can be shown, bred or whatever.

Remember, this is‘a legal and binding contract and can

be enforced through CKC and the courts, When permanent

registration from CKC of your dog is done, it’s papers will
have printed onit; Non-Breeding. ‘There aré also the many
. contracts drawn up personally between people, These can
include sales, co-ownerships, leases and anything else you

. canthink of, On all of these contracts it is up to the people

invelved and drawing up the contract to krow. what. is

involved and to agree to all clauses before signing’ it: One
' ‘very important thing to remember is ta have everything in |

writing, to have a witness for each side, ' and to have all
contracts dated and signed... ;
If you don't agree or understand. anything the do not
~- sign. [you think you need a lawyer get one to look over the -
" original contract, this may save a Jegal battle later. Once.
‘that document is dated, signed, witnessed, anid.you. have '
taken the pup heme then the contract is legal and binding. -
One little trick is—the buyer agrees: ito.gelll you one ‘of her’:
or his bitch puppies for pet price or avery, nominal free.in
exchange for a pick puppy back from here when ihe is. bred
If. itis two years down the road when she is bred. you may
find Yourself on the short end of the stick. You find out that
the the pick puppy is worth twice or more ‘what you paid for
the original dog. You have lost.money, alas you have lost
your best puppy from that litter, You.would probably have |
_ besa better off to pay, outright for the original dog. ‘There ©
' ave so many more clauses and egutracts that you would do
well to contact someone who has had experience in doga to

. nlp you before you sign anything.

er There are still some standard amooth Daschund .
puppies available for sale--Sire’ is Pointed toward his
Canadian Championship and the Dam is & Canadian and

- American Champion and to contact, please call Lynn at 635-
9661 evenings only, ‘Also still available Rough Calltes
(Lassle type), Call Sadie at 635-4217.

~~ ‘this is all for this week-end any news, gestions ‘ete. to.

Terrace Dog Club Box 883, Terrace or ¢-o Sadie Moerman,
” Box 37, R.R. 4, Old Lakelse Lake Road, ‘Terrace, B. CG.

live,

. Jefferson County Prosecutor Braun Hamstead frequently
portrayed them as cultists.

On Thursday, Hamstead unsuccessfully sought to raise:
Mrs. Green’s bond to $20,000, saying he had information the -
Greens had considered fleeing to Canada to avold trial and
that “cult influence”.at Stonegate could endanger thelr at.
month-old daughter, Tiffany.

“There is a cult power, a cospiracy behind the death of -
‘thelr child, and there will bea conspiracy now about what to

ding: “] think once .

dio,” Hamstead said,

Derothy “McClellan, another ‘Stonegate ‘resident, is.
’ awaiting trial on two conspiracy charges resulting frottthe

_ boy's death. °

’ sister, Margarita, said FBI.
Spokesman Dennis Erich.

Vatter said Carr, Gerald—
“and the youth were arrested °
with Quinones at ‘the

telephone booth. Bibbs was —

“taken: into. custody later. -
FBI - spokesman ~ Ron |

sought for”
_ questioning in the case. No

other arrests were ex- -.

_ pected, he, said.
’ Quinonez, 56, a wealthy -

~~ businessman, saidhehadno .

idea; why his family: was-
targeted for the kidnapping. -
But. Theodore ‘Gardner,

. special agent in charge. of
- the Washington FBI office, —

said that. following the
‘abduction Quinonez . was
contacted by phone and that
a demand of $1.5 million
was made for his wife’s

; release as a "war tax.”

After ‘the. trial Hefence lawyer John Skinner: accused “ Gi
Hamatead of making “wild accusations intended for the | Cay me he abductors
media,” ‘and charged: he had been “overzealous- in his”

Prosecution. a “He fald be would appeal. ; o &

“Men unaware

_NEWe -WESTMINSTER,

C. (CP) — Two men ~

nceused ~ of murdering
Vancouver housewife
Sharon.” Bollivar .

congratulated . themselves
~ that police. had nothing on
‘ them, unaware that . an
RCMP: dragnet was closing
in, a jury: was: told “Thur:
sday.

But for ‘nyesrcld Merrill.

" Kivell, that: illusion was

rudely shattered early Nov.
28, 1982, six: days atter
Bollivar | was allegedly _
kidnapped; when. a RCMP
. shotgun barrel punched in
the glass of his- bedroorn ”
window. at

Kivell. and co-aceused ,

Thoedore . Speicher, - 4,
3 didn't know police had been
taping their.’ "telephone -
’ conversations ~- and
shadowing them on a: 24
hour basis, B.C, Supreme
Court .was told. .
RCMP put.the pair, under

. surveillance on Nov _ 25, lwo

_ days after. - former
girlfriend of Speicher told
police that she’ suspected
the two were responsible for
Bollivar’s -kidnapping |
because a few . months.
earlier they had’ discussed
doing it.

Kivell nd Speicher are .

“charged ’, with © “Bollivar’s ~ lining of her brain.

- first-degree murder Nov. 22
‘on Burnaby. Mountain in the!
ancouver, suburb,” : The
“mother “three ‘was
allegedly | ‘idinapped from
‘nearher Kitsilano home and
was found, a single bullet in

her skull, the following day. 7

Const: Kenteth Schinkel —
“ot Burnaby RCMP. told the”
B.C.. Supreme Court: fury
‘how ‘he. weht to 4 Burnaby
‘duplex to ‘arrest Kivell at
“about 7:45 aim. Nov, 28..

“broke out the window of |

‘the master bedroom with a
. shotgun, ” he. said. “Two
people were lying. in bed. I

. pointed the shotgun at them _

and: yelled”
‘structions. | *-

. The jury also heard atape
of a. Nov. 26 wiretap in
which Speicher told’Kivell:

out in-

“L don't think: they: have |
anything tight now." ~ pel

“Yeah,” Kivell . ‘replied. +
Speicher said it- would be
“over by tomorrow! rad.

’ ‘That
‘Speicher . phoned Kilvell

1. it's

was Hetty

buried, it’s all over.”
Bollivar's funeral
place the following day..
same. _ afternoon

again, saying a visit to the
Vancouver area: by child

- told Quinonez the money.
would’ be sent to. leftist
Tebels;i in El Salvador. *

i gee ct

of police” sti ai ne ‘
entry wound as a contact

took——wound," _
pathologist. ‘‘The muzzle of-

said _— the‘

“the gun was adjacent to the

Skin when it was fired."

murderer . Clifford Olson, .

more bodies, had taken over
from ‘Bollivar’s .Blaying as
the: top news story...
‘“No news ia good news, I
gueas, eh?” he asked,

. ostensibly to help.police find -

' “ZL guess 80," ’ Feplied .

‘Kivell, .
OLSON HERE \

_ “Mr, Olson grabbed all .

the headlines, so it’s okay,’”
Speicher said.
“Yeah,” said Kivell. —-
' “Yeah, you see the news
last night?" Speicher asked.
"No. Lan
“Um, sad ‘but too bad,”
said Speicher.

‘Melvyn Bollivar sat in the -

‘public gallery and listened

with little sign of emotion to °

the wiretap tapes Thursday
morning. wk,

But Bollivar left the court
before grim evidence came
from - forensic pathologist
Dr. William Cave.

Cave gaid the gun that —
killed Bollivar was pressed

so close to her left temple, it”
left. powder residue in the.

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Vatter, |

~ Gardney “paid: ‘that alter:

"the. kidnappiiig™ ‘Quinonez :
Was ..brought by - vari’ ta “I : : ,
The government ows ys: the reserves have: been: built

Washington - and: héld. at’.
‘Carr's, Tesidenice.. ‘He Said
~ federal; , agents ‘had | the ©
residerice : - under: . Bur |
_ veiltanee! for": several days.

«Miami media were aware

“if the abduction early in the
week, ‘but were asked to

: - keep’ the ‘Blory from the ©

public. “because of ‘death
threats: to’ the woman,
Joseph Corless,.. special
-agent™ in charge. of. the.
Miami FBI office, credited:
journalists: in- the safe
_-TRSCUe,

- Quinonez was - * stopped -
- while she was driving home

“company. Her . Mercedes
was found-near the coupie's
‘home’in a’ wealthy neigh-
> borhood of subyrban Coral
‘Gables. 7
The’

- kidnappers, ap:

“parently members of an 7

unidentified |. - “Central.
American 7 ‘terrorist
organization, told Quinonez.
if he went to authorities for’
help. his" wife would be
killed.

_ exaggerated, but: ‘tie: Iranians. have’ at Teast #4 ‘billion. on ;

from work at a real estate —

The erald, Friday, July ie 1983, Page. 7*

in hardship

‘late Shai uisiea Reza Pahlavi.

Last year the revolutionary’ regime barred many dollér- 2
: draining luxury imports’ and reported, \Feducing the coun-
’ try’ 5 import bill by 0 per.cent. They. alae discarded some: of
the. ie 3: grandigse," multibillion-doll r schemes for in
_ dustr aniting ‘Tran. A ts Ce -

“rag 's' reseives of dollars’ and other ‘tra

“back up to $10 ‘billion ; ‘Some ‘western analysts say this is -

hand..
-. The Iranians also have. done a turnaround on thelr debi.’

Early dn: the hostage affair, ‘they aaid they, would nat {
repay foreign loans because they had been negotiated under::
thé shah. But they continued quietly to make payments ¢ on:
those debts, estimated at between $8 billion. and $15 billion.

ae res. wean awa yap

The céntral bank governor, Mohsen Noorbakah, “sald Tat: P ; ; YY
 Novémber that Iran's foreign debt had been whittled down:

to $2 billion. Earlier this month, he said its was down to $500 |
million. - .

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woe

This, he ‘boasted: came “at a time when world. credit.
-SOUrCeS were dubious of Iranian commitments to payment
of its debt.” .

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wo NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PROCEED
WITH LOCAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMMES ©

Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 656 of the Municipal Act that: Council
of the District of Terrace intends to proceed with the construction of certain
works. hereinafter described as‘a Local Improvement under the Initiatives Plan.

ope Sidewalk - Five:
. strip of, asphat

“AY General Description of the Work:
‘Upgrading (as required). and applicat on.of a "twenty {20) ‘foot wide strip: of =
asphalt pavement. on the following stréets:
TOTAL ~- TAXABLE COMMUTED COST/
. STREET(S) COST FRONTAGE COST _.FOOT
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of said works, and-unless within one (1) month of the date. of the publication

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