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. | cs ie “hina” for ‘themselves | of) Mele a Boe . jr agreed’ to talk :to-us-- families. * - my frlends thrust at'me ii ~Everathing -. °, appeared, a ‘already earmarked by -. We were iid to ative 10-: half-jokingly when [ headed iets and ‘normal..:There pe government. Some ‘ an minutes apart. ‘and to avoid - were few uniformed officers <j t show: up-out of:fear ain inves tigate f m of the ew. 0 cers . . OW up-out of:fear

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_ Uruguay has been labeled |. One: “Journelisi, ‘told: aw othe “torture chamber” of: -Bome - “people «have, ; their. ‘South America arid heis-one . telephones: taken’. ott” ! “of the highest per capita - «because they. are:too afraid |;

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‘Uruguayan. Those “who work ©

‘We: ‘were. driven’ to- the political

Paychological war. or the _ thereare"” informers ;and _ human °: ‘suffering ee Gare : ‘encountered. ae ‘Almost: - “everyone who" " works'for the human rights.” organizations. ‘has a relative

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stry. faces. closure

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als au : ‘ene oe " decepearea ro 0 has : BOINT: LEPREAU, We. (cP) "Canada’s nuclear. -Quebec and Newfoundland is cumpeting against the second " falled ‘and tortured.- industry will have to sell more Candu reactors soon or the’. “ Lepreau station for sales.

Romania -has-. contracted : for. a- ‘Candu: reactor, but -

~ financing problems have delayed: the sale. After: ‘Poland's economic difficulties ; Western. bankers are. leary: -about lending more money to Romania, i a country already heavily in. debt However, the. findinetal | " situation no "Romania has © improved and Chretien said he {s optimistic*that the sale. can. be made. South Korea, which already has a Candu reactor, has also shown interest in buying: ‘another, : “Premier” Richard Hatfied ‘said about one-third of Point * Lepreau’ 8 630 megawatts of power is being. exported to the United States and the province is altempting to gain export bees for another. % megawatts to oe sold across the “ border

dindustry ‘will face closure, says federal Energy Minlster ‘a : Jean. ‘Chretien: . “Theréaregome serious prospects (for. sales) but if there ‘are no sales 3 will ave no-choice but to close it down,’”’. ae owt ane aid on Chretien sald’ Saturday at. the officlat opening “New raw emiotion and ‘sence: of _ Brunswick's Point Lepreau,puclear ; power station. helplessnese, At one human + He sald additiona).saleg of nuclear reactors ate crucial t ‘rights organization | , treating demarid ‘for. -heavy. ‘Water produced at two Cape Argentina, awomelt’ fut “avg. NS. plants. . The water is. not: very ‘Good: fo : hugged me because: w was". However: he woulda’t be pinied down onhow tong Oteaw: A Standing there. -: will “wait: for: salds ‘before ‘closing the two: ‘Cape Breto In another. a -woman : plants,:owned by Atomic- Energy. of Canada Ltd... whlch: " Tushed over as 7 was owe produce water:to coo! nuclear reactors. =. - to make a phone. cal. Wh } Whe “With no new orders on hand, the plants have ‘stockpiled: are you.» -calling? “3/900 ‘Tonnes. Of heavy.water =. enough to” ‘supply three. . demanded. .When J named “reactors ‘virtually for their lifetimes. - bo “ companies have expressed ifiterest in buying 300 of the 680 | ‘Closing the planis, one in Port Hawkesbury: ‘and the other 1: megawatts that would be produced by. the second reactor... 1 Glace Bay, ‘would: cost, about 7 jobs in. an ‘already: “Lepreau began start-up operations last: September and. - depressed area. went into - ‘commercial production. Jan..1. On gjune 2; it . ‘Chretien said. there are two bright posslbilities ‘for the” “became the first Candy 600 reactor in full operation.

pant: a second station at. Point: ‘Lepreau and a nal ‘to. +) When construction of the plant Was, announced in- 1574, a mania, “E

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organization, she - “nodded © "approval. Acall to someone | mot alreadytagged by “the - seeurity, forces ‘could result - in police’ surveillance and”

harassment, ' ; forecast cost: was ‘$400 milion. It has: since welled: to about “Whedi you ‘arti bu cha “ . He’shid he is ‘also: Tookirig. for. sales of nuclear’p “power: $14 billion. © : se “About Ne - of — misision, the first shat in the os New. England ‘states; sales which are neressary, to: miake About 1,500 peop’ le — none. 0 tiem ae

-psychologicalwar . ‘Ja fired “when your’ eyee meet -the: ~ftare’ of the airportguard - - ~ whois. waiting : for you. Your:, imagination takes: over.

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Aires: Endless cafes with a taste of Europe; Btately buildings filled-with _ marble, brass and. polished i.

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"almost 12 million, Kthought. : Strangely, the : ‘Beeming oo anonyinity .. of* the ‘elty"

immediately: gave-‘me. a sense of freedom from the * intensity I felt. in tiny _ Montevideo. :

‘We watched. ‘unmarked Ford Falcons, the cars favored by sécurity: ’ forces when they take many of the. thousands never- heard of again. ‘A rowof the ” cars stood outside the Casa

- Rosada, Argentina’s pink-.- coloredgovernment ‘house, - where we met: with one of |

the. few... government

officials whd agreed to see

us. * _ - Unlike” Uruguay, where

. Stakeouta at our hotel were.

s obvious, . we ‘saw little _ Signs of. “surveillance. -in “Buenos. Aires: ‘But several daysafter our arrival, some

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roundabout: blocks... The. diplomat. Shortly’ after ‘our: - “church: wae’ full ‘of. praying’ ‘arrival in. Montevideo, we I visited’ all’ of the:

; : ebay covers: Uriiguay dag oe “We. “inter: found ‘out’ thie. and Paraguay from Buenos. 1. yp Woman, we wereto inicet had | | Airés. ‘Later I. learned Ahis - , been at-the church all along. -waalntended to’ give: a ‘a. “measure of protection. -

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-fournalist-told’ mé he had’. resorted to. :sleeping- in =. - different houses during the’ How easily people could |

last. week - because’ of

continual death threats and ‘survelllance by armed men." Lo. -“The disappearances _ are-

in the past how,”’. another

.. tells me'in a bustling news. | office that looks ‘like. any

other in North America. “We must goon.” ». :. To a visitor who has not I,

‘lived the reality it is hard to |*.2. « Understand the political mix ©“ ” of the’ national. security». state, where . even saying. 5s; the. . military... - ."Fegime deema to be a threat; . ~ to the nation can: result Ine ”

death.‘ threata, imprisanment, torture,’ or death. my os learned that whiatever * suéh.” repression, there is ‘always

a small segment of. people. -:

who. never give up the siruggle- for: whatever the cost. Coming back to Canada, was like’ escaping from a - huge jail with invisible bars.

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will be monitored, that you. are: constantly: -

the notes or” tapes you are -

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you at any time: . -Aecompanying me on-the mission for the Centre for

Investigative _ Journalism,

an . 80-member Canadian media association, ° Perly, . a.”

legal document saying our families could not: sue. for damages if we didn't. mhake.. it back. * “

We. were “meeting “two: American journallsts. ftom? New | Committee, to . Protect. Journalists and. :. the.)

American, branch of. ‘PEN, ~ a

‘organization . essayists ard. novelltte for..

international,

the Uruguay Part, of the project:

In Montevideo, we quickly, passed through. the: aitport’. check-in. ‘Then’ we noticed the “gourdos,” a Spanish”: word applying in this cage to . ‘men, seit .

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“NAME ACT!” (Section -NOTICE.” OF: FOR:

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of name,- pursuant to the . ‘provisions of the. “Name Act’ by me-— ss

NAME OF APPLICANT 41N FULL Shirtay Dorden,

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In. Terrace,

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Ward, Shirley Doren. Dated this. 2rd Van, of

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‘separatism was followed Sunday by the exodus of five party - board members,

Kesler, who became the party’s. first and only elected. representative when he won the Olds- Didsbury. byelection: . :

* in February, 1982, wanted the WCC to abandon Separatiem as an option.

~ On Saturday, the oil. scout and, sometime: ‘rodeo cowboy: : Who lost his legislative seat inthe Alberta general election ©

"last November, resigned as both. leader and party member, “Kesler quit before about 200: members ata WCC policy,

Yas part-of its platform.” * There are some ‘who Yon't missed him. “A lot of- members: would rélnstate’ the. Third Reich if it :migant ‘getting - rid’ ‘of. ‘Gordon Kesler," “officer Don Watt. ©

“But party west Hal 1 Sh, ditecors Sohn Ludwig,

Prosecuter. killed

There was no immediate | claim of responalbility ; but the

ambush was in the! style of the Red ‘Brigades terrorist group ; -and: appeared ’ to: fit Shelr known strategy of ‘political ;

destabilization. ...°* -

The murder occurred Jess than’ two. hours after polling © “Closed at the end of an’ otherwise : uneventful first day of

voting in:the two-day general election::.

* It was the second shooting of the: ‘élection campaign. Last’ . month leftist: terrorists wounded - 8 leading. government

labor law adviser in Rome. Caccia, who ‘was due’ to retire at the end of this year, had

been a ‘magistrate since the Second. World War. and was - involved in inquiries into terrorist activities, bribery and -

tax evasion scandals as well as druig ‘dealing. i Turin. Balloting for the most part Went without incident on the

_” firat day, although one bomb was thrown at a polling booth _. in the southern town of Lamezia: ‘Terme, causing, RO - casualties and litde damage.

Near Catania in Sicily a pistol shot w was fired when police

clashed with angry passengers on-a Special - train which » . broke down while carrying migrant workers home ‘to vote.

On a vacation weekend of brilliant sunshine, and after.a_ lackluster campaign which few Italians wanted, officials

“reported that a countrywide average of 68.8 Per cent of the

~ mtorate voted ey

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: EDMONTON (CP) = Gardon. Kesler’ 8 divorce : trom th the. "y -Albecta Western Canada Concept party over the issue of

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ROME (Reuter) —-‘Gunmen assassinated: Turin's chief ‘state prosecutor while Italy was: in: the: middle of voting in. - general elections.” . _ Bruno Caecia was shot seversl tines Sunday’ night as he. walked his dog near his home i in Turin and died on his way - “to. hospital, police said. His attackers escaped by.car, - me any‘tigre.” =. * 7 The’ Bee lon of the party's constitition ‘oa separatism,

party

dos ‘artin: trace ‘Murray - and George. Schultz. followed '

Kesler and quit Sunday over separatism. And Dr, Fred‘

oe Marshall, vice-president and. now acting president, said he -. * will follow unless the WCC clarifies its stand on separatism.

An interim leader is expécted to’be announced today. ~ ME thinkit’s important to note that the moderate faction of:

the party. did not go out and use any kind of tactics in ... . organization. to get their farces here,’ " Kesler told reporters” ‘after Saturday's: ‘vote.

“Bor that reason, we expected that the strong separatist

faction. would show up because they’ve been very vigorous

“ih; thelr efforts to get their troops here.” onyention voted. 120 to 42 in favor of Fetaining. Separatism “in 8 "

“Although the. vote suggested a hard line on separatism, vice-president. Marshall said few mem bers are dedicated to

- "independence atcall costs. |

. He'said the vote showed” concern that the party was’ ‘abandoning the independence option. entirely. Most . ‘members want to‘ deal with western. Brievarices. through —

less drastic measures than separation.” -

' .. But théy also want assurance that ‘If things get really

bad, the Independence issue vall'b be taken to the people ina

“referendum.”

“The. conundrum i is how to insure » independence is there

as an option = : but not right up: front‘in the middle of the

(party's .reonstitution;” said. Marshall, an Edmonton

" urologist: ” “We will: see ifwe can’ clarity this issue in November lat.

the annual, Conivention). If it isn’t slarified, they don't need -

mg he

reads;.. “We believe independence is the only way westerners can

" vealize self-determination. In keeping with our philosophy

on democracy, peace and justice, we feel the Independence. - issue must he decided by the sitlzens through referendum."

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