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NEW YORK (ap) —

“Up. the north tower Cs the World Trade Centre tae ‘a defective spot in ‘the’ “window “washer’s metal ‘tack nearly caused, him ‘to {jithble more than 8) storeys to the ground.

But as ‘He: clung by one

building. Then her “was

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-Stuntaidn Dan Goodwin was

feren cw penton,” which. “began.” Aatannof the vo peopl Sunday tthe -ebisen to.” erltique the” ya e ‘University of

“presentation took’ extreme,

But’ ihe. presentation: ‘ald not Hye lip to its provocative

‘title,.as~hoth:. thé two!

: discussants — . people.

» Chosen to directly critique a

someone who. was: ery experienced: . and had climbed meny - other buildings,” the 28-year-old daredevil told reporters as police led. -bim away. “Please don't try it!” -

Goodwin, who made. Monday's climb in: 3%) hours, ofteri wears a Spider.

Man codtume.: on. - his

. escapades , which have In- cluded his 196 ‘Memorial |.

Day ‘ascent of. Chicago’s Seara Tower, which at: 441

|. metres is 30 metred higher baal “yau saw was”

than New York's twin World

chapter . ‘4. . Federal .

» Advertising’ “Expenditures _ f ‘= from a forthoomirig book, ‘he | kald,, but: ‘organizers ‘sald ~ that was too . dull, “so. 1. ‘crexted'an ‘alternate title,’

CB: Welnberg, orie of the - revert coauthors; told. the

‘Trade Centre towers.

‘Ag’ about 300. people -

watched from the: street’ Goodwin started climbing

"the tower by using suction . cups and then homemade ' claws that he Inserted Into

vertical aluminum tracks |

designed for use by window © washers, The climb - began

around 9:50 a.m. EDT.

- Police urged Goodwin to.

come Inside. as he. passed —

the 50th floor, “but he just

kept golng,” officer Thomas |

Blondet sald.

hational ‘” ‘davertising,

“said, and '-do--not ° include’. “much - things as... direct = ; mailing,’ ‘local | ‘newspapers : “or creative. time spent.

. Stanbury said the. figutes.- ‘do not Include the’ coat ‘of <

fovernumient, re

- where,” vp!

‘Beckerman, nt "Veicooyen -epador’ advisor: .-to’ the” ‘chairman: of the: “cabinet S committee | Come. : oaks, aod a | member

_ government is” ‘spending. too © match; . you should “say”. ’ Jerrold’: ‘question would: ‘be whether the” federal: government

Thirty floors later, a plece - of the track’ pulled loose. Goodwin swayed to his right unt two police. officers

‘lowered themselves on a

window-washer's scaffold

‘and. tossed him a. lifeline,

Goodwin,..a stockbroker and stuntman. from -8an Rafael, Callf., tied the rope to the right claw and con-

- Unued climbing. But the left ‘claw broke on the 84th floor,’ and he clung -to the tower

with his other hand, using the: police. safety rope to steady himself, . .

: BC Timber poses problem —

NBLEON, B.C. (CP) — A mill at. Castlegar about 40

group of concerned citizens sought support from council Monday night for a proposal

-. in whieh, residents would respiratory problems have

pay B. C. Timber to solve an

* annoying”-amoke ‘problem

that has Plagued this southeastern B.C. city since the company resumed: operations in April, Group spokesman Rev. Bob Morris told council that ‘If 1,000 of the city’s 10,000 residedits donated $50 cach a year for the duration of the _ recession, it would provide

kilometres west of here. ©

Elderly. residents and

others - suffering © from

written to the local

‘newspaper complaining the smoke ia so heavy they have

had to go to: hospital on -

occasion and. -even are “conaldering | leaving the Others have written that the smoke must be tolerated

least 180 men ina Fecession- -torn city,

_ workers of

supports. _ another

dclegation suggestion that a

public forum on the issue be

held next week, However,

_Bannert, a member of the local International’ Wood- America executive which represents

workers _at the mill, sald . . previous union efforts to get.

the company to deal with - the problem — hate _ been futile, =."

“I do ae support.

because It means jobs for at : peaidents of our. community.

forking out their own monsy to resolve the problem,” he

an act of desperation."

Bannertsaidthecompany . has a number of low-ctst. alternatives | to reduce...

amoke to negligible levels. The | company. received permission in May: from

then Environment Minister . ! Stephen “Rogers to exceed | ~. ‘ pollution control guidelines tor a period of three years, -

provincial

Rogers went against the

adviee of local pollution’

control officers but had the support of. council,’ who agreed ‘to ‘support . B.C,

-"Béaburg sald he and his

- partner, Officer George’

Toth, wanted to pull the five-foot-eight climber into their bucket at that point, but his 145 pounds would

have put them over its 600°

pound capacity. Instead, the officers took Goodwin's backpack from

him, gave him a substitute — hook, and “he was able ‘to:

resecure himself. with our lifeline and we progressed

this way all the way-up the.

building,” Seaburg said.

As the crowd cheered,

Goodwin unfurled a smali

_ American flag at the top of |

you, ‘have: not. ‘plopointed ©

where. too much. {s ‘spent:” Beckerman sald a critical -

“should be allowed to spend federal money to, advertise

, ‘policles before they become

Stu ntman arrested after: climbing 1 10. storeys”

“the tower’and police pulled

‘him onto the roof at 1:23

Pm,

‘He ‘was perestad on charges _ stiminal trespass and. reckless én- dangerment, but, the

charges later. were dropped

and Goodwin was relessed

after being issued a sum- - mons. for staging an

unlawful. ~ street - per-

’ formance,

Goodwin was the a second. man to. make, ‘the Illegal

_ climb and used ‘the same

technique as the trallblazer, George Willig; who ‘scaled the. south: tower in wT.

— higher ’ ‘ereative-production: - costs ian, private industry. could be a type of kickback. _° “The government of the. "day may provide certain -advertiaing agencies - with: . Renerous _ contracts -

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s ! : The bape “Why.Is ‘the presentation and: as Th re piesctatin federal" "government members of the audience of - a 7 ‘n order that the party may apparedilly.. -geitlelzing . the: Canada’s . - Targeat’. ad. about two: dozen, qutehly: government: apent.. $00.4.°.-He sald that givernment:.. “TL feel I am here i as (an ' obtain the services of ad- . federal’ “government's ‘nd-- vertiser? — was pretented polited out, ‘ thilllon. on - advertising,’ of "apologist for the govern- : ‘un. véetislng experts forlittleer -* eee esting ea, Sita at atericon season. “Wi; Stanbury, onbof the ‘which (24.1 million’ was: “Wes 15 times that spedt in. ment; but I feel-no need to’ ‘chapter,’but not . 10 payment during election. of talee advertising, a ved, of - Administrative . “two. UBC: commerce « ‘and ° spent ‘directly ‘by govern: 1952, and ‘even taking ‘in-’- apologize,” said Becker- Presented. to the sudience. - campaigns,” they write, th a Selences : Association raf ‘business... administration °- meat : departments.’ The. tierese Anto account, r, Oe ‘man, one - vot: ‘the “two. In the chapter, Stanbury, .-Beckerman sald that this: -. Canadac i faclty memibers who gave’ -balanes, he aald, was, b + discussants. ~ Weinberg and GJ. Gori, would mean a massive ; _ Aisi orguieatons th 7 . paper,” ‘sald’ the’. Crown corporations.” ; oe i tte ‘that govern _also-of the UBC. conimerce ‘conspiracy, : _ Involving al’ are’ meeting “at variois’. “disctepancy was his fault, ‘The. figures are based on ment: spending © bas.’ in- faculty, say that.a.possible vatlous government’ | a tines ‘during.’ the’. tday -/0 It) was, ‘taken. from: a- - eatimiates: of. costs ., _ of" neally pinpoints — that the creased - ‘dramatically, but. -réason for the government's » departments’ and the: ads

vertising agency, , Including . :

approval by the federal -

‘Department of Supply: and

Services, “and then you're” taking the. chance: the." auditor. general. would Fun a wo spot check." ;

$0,000 ;0 the .con bse ae . Nelson: ee manager: said. “In the first place, this io Tiniber’s request to Cn fo “addrenp the problemi! “Roger: Crossley | had’earlier could se¥'"'a*” daligerots"’ at”, me reuuee fo Roses of , Morribaald the company, predicted amoke would be - precedent for other B.C. c -mbbeldiary of B.C. an problem after the mil! commanities facing similar. Council ‘Resources: ‘nveatment resumed operations May 9 problema. a ’ Corp... could ‘spend the following a yearlong “‘Inthesecondplace, such suggestion but the motion .

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C ontadora talks end in n failure |

patent CITY (AP) -— atest ‘attempt. to. aia - a: peaceful - set- tlement between the leftlat ' governinent of Nicaragua | “and fis Cantal” ‘Aimerican

neighbors; * ended. thou Access. “ine Contadora. group _

composed of - the’: foreign ministers- of - Mexico, ' Panama." Venezuela and ‘Colombia — met in. Panama city ih ome of Conta Nicaragua, | Honda, E El Salvador and . Guatemala: to. discuss the ; region's political conflicts. The meeting ended Monday : night after 16 hours of talks that began: Sunday.

Costa: Rica, Nicaragua's southern: “neighbor, asked the -" Contadéra foreign ministers to eatablish a permanent team. of ob- servers to monitor ite teinse . bordér with Nicaragua. The ministers agreed to study the request, The: meeting: failed to Central. Amierica’s most. potentially explosive issue — the. conflict between Nicaragua and Honduras.

The. Central American

countries again were unable —

fo agree.on what kind of talks are needed to resolve’ the growing tension in the region.

Nicaragua still «wants head-to-head talks with Honduras, its northern

neighbor, while the other: Central American countries - say the issue is regional ,

peace and are seeking: . multilateral talks. Nicaragua . accuses Honduras df supporting and Providing refuge to rebels to) overthrow the leftiat ‘gendinista gavern- Tent “In Managua and warns. there will be a war unless the raids stop. Honduras, El Salvador _

shutdown ‘resulting from

depressed umber markets. Ald. Dennis Bannert ald

and the. United States ac.

cuse’ Nicaragua of ‘futie

nelling Weapons — through

Honduras to © Marxist.

guerrillas fighting the U.S.-

“packed government ‘in San’

Salvador.

: Costa Rica, meanwhile, is. trying to .maintain its” neutrality but does not have. | an army to guard its border

and prevent’. rebels . from

crossing’ inta “Nicaragua to.

fight the Sandinistas,- .". “That which threatens the region most is the problem that .- exists Nicaragua and Honduras,” Nicaraguan: Foreign Minister Miguel D'Escote

said - Monday night. “Honduras keepa rejecting

bilateral talks to resolve the

France asked for pr tection

" FORT-DE-FRANCE, ‘Martinique (AP) — A’to-ordinated series of bombings has ‘prompted: leaders of. three: French over- seas departments in the Caribbean to ask - France for extra - protection against

terrorist attacks.

The 18 explosions, as well as three more

bomb attacks In Paris, appeared tobethe Neither had been heard of previously.

reapoabibllly of two new terrorist groups _ - In Martinique; the group was called

calling’ for “political. independence for Caribbean Revolutionary Army, and in the

‘French; Guiana, « ‘Guadeloupe * ‘and Mar: ~ . other two departments, both were called

tinique; the Caribbean Revolutionary Alliance.

‘The appeal for protection caine shortly * ° All three called for a political break with

_ atter-ailfth bomb: exploded Monday in' — France and political independence for the

* Martinique, a Caribbean: inland popular. . three departments. ;

with tourists, ' “lis Martinique the bombs caused damage * Police sald the explosion ripped Into five . eotimated at about $15,000. In Guadeloupe,

vehicles at . Renault-Martinique, “a distributor ‘for. the. French automobile

. company. No-dne was injured, | Four bomis were set off ih French

pany to

between

‘measures allow the com- avoid | thelr ‘Fesponsiblity, Tece tha as.

situation and . because of

that they are in ‘he’

inescapable -pésition .

being: le. for the consequences.’ / The session was the

- Contadora - group's _ fifth ‘meeting alnca Jan. 5, when representatives of the four

countries first met on. the island of. Contadora off Penama’ 5 Pacific const,

The ministers ‘decided Monday to: name a com-

mittee to study what should be-: discussed -.at - future.” _ meetings and to Beta date ° for another sesaion after the

@roup meets here again fn mid-June. - in its petition, Coata’ Rica

Guiana, on South America's north coast’ given. |

including one Saturday night which killed a

aman.

Sunday, four other bombs exploded in .

made no mention of the $00

“donations that Morris.

- Proposed.

petition is unilateral, the Costa. Rican. goveriment would ‘agree that sucha commission operate on both sides“ of the border, if the. illustruous: ‘government of

Nicaragua is in

agreement,’ ” Costa Rican's written request said, -

. There was no immediate -

response to. Costa ° Rica's request: from. Nicaragua.

‘Earlier this mosith, also at |

Costa -Rica’s suggestion, eight. civilian observers

from. the...’ Contadora |

_ countries visited =the | Nicaragua-Costa, Rican.

oo

responsibility the blasts, police said.

. Government sources sald damage to the . . justice building in Baseeterre,. the _ department's capital, could be, $200,000. . Estimates of other damages were not

The series of bombings was the firet'in

Between Saturday ‘night -and sail. since President Francois Mitterrand and

Martinique and nine. went off in i991,

. Guadeloupe, an island just-to the north. Enimanuei Bellony, Lucette Michaux- Cheyvry, and Emile Maurice, presidents of ,

his Socialist party were elected in May,

Toward the end of: former iceeident Valery Giscard d’Estaing’s term, all three departments were hit by homie, .

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