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Station In Terrace, .
This chaitlenging. | op-
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‘Ministry of
Forests
Forest Service .
. NOTICE = |.
Regarding Examination
for Licence ‘to Scale Logs.
Examination for licence

to scale fogs Inthe Iriterlor

will be held at Terrace.
The examination will. be
preceeded by a scaéting
course. -

Place: Northwest
Community College.
Terrace

Date of Scaling: Course:
May 28 to June} Inclusive
beginning at 8:30 a.m.

Date of Scaling Exam:
June 6, 1984

The course of Instruction
must be attended by
persons currently holding
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Scaler’. To these persons
the examination Is free of
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will be charged .an

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must be completed: and
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at the examination. These
may be obtained from the
Instructors during ‘the

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Manager's Office, . -
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fend the course are
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contacting one of the
following -Ministry of
Forests district offices. :
Terrace 636-8541 .
Hazelton 842-6581.
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AMENDMENT

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No go

~ Saviet: ‘Union's decision . to pull.

out of the Sunimer-Olympics: in:

Log ‘Angelég’ is : irrevocable,
Olymple .committee ‘chairman
Marat: Gramov said today.

_ Gramovy,’ speaking ata news
cénference;” ‘paid: Soviet sports
chiefe had”. “considered the
’ situation carefully and arrived
at. the - Conclusion ‘the.’ United
States ‘was’ putting its. political
aims.above those of the Olympic
movement. °

ANY, furthet ‘efforts. to. obtain
conditions in Los Angeles -ac-

. ‘@eptable. to: Moscow ‘would be
‘senséless glven the attitude of
‘the’ US. administration,”
Gramov: sald,

The comments’ appeared to
*put.aii end to speculation in the
West that Moscow might still
reconsider its decision to with-
draw. if ‘the U.S. offered new
guarantees | on the Security. of
Soviet. athletes,

‘” Juan, ‘Antonio. _Samaranch,
president of the International

Olympic Committee, said last .

week he still hoped to persuade
Soviet leaders‘to change their
minds; and. had asked for a

meeting with, President Kon-

88 Tegal

Province of -.
British Columbia
Ministry. of 7

Waste Management File
No. PR-3360
APPLICATION FOR
OF
WASTE MANAGEMENT
PERMIT —

THIS APPLICATION Is
to be filed, with the
Regional Waste Manager,
Bag 5,000 ‘3726 «Alfred.
Avenue, Smithers, . British
Columbla, vos 2N0. Any °
person who may be af-
fected by the amendment
to Permit No. PR-3360 ©
described below: may,
within 30 days from the
date. ofposting.
publication, service or
display, state in writing to
the Manager how he Is

PREAMBLE—

ha permit by .

stantin Cherneiko. .
. Gramov said the Soviet Union
decided to stay out of the Games
after. an April 27 “meeting in
Washington i in which a U.S. state
department official+ flatly
rejected all Soviet complaints,
presented by an alficial of the

Soviet Embassy: about Olympic -
» preparations, ©: 7. °%..

FOLLOWS CONFERENCE
That meeting followed by
three days a conference among
Soviet and U.S. Olympic officials
in “Switzerland .at which the
Soviet Union voiced a series of
complaints.and demands about
‘travel arrangements for Soviet
athletegand securily provisions
_at the Olympics. -
After the meeting. in Swit

zerland, Gramov said all but the.

security question had been
resolved. .

' But, he said today, the state
-department rejected the Soviet
claim of ‘violations of the

Olympic charter and charac-

terized the Soviet demands

made in Switzerlandas false and
groundless. |

He reitered one of Moscow's

- main reasons for withdrawing,

saying emigre groups in the -

to

“ compelitive: atmosphere

,

United States had threatened. to"
harm Soviet bloc competiters.

He added that any protest ...
. demonstrations ‘by. anti-Soviet

groups’ would create an unfair
for
Soviet athletes.-

He, said the Soviet ‘Olympic
Committee
situation in Los Angeles i in great
detail before - reaching its
decision. But conditions in Los
Angeles ‘presented “s pitiful
picture.

“Do you réally “want our
athletes to live in @ prison there?
That's what the conditions there
would be like.“

He denied the Soviet Union

and allies which have joined itn
passing up the. Games were
considering ‘ setting up an
alternative Olympics at the time
of the Los Angeles Games,
saying the Soviéts are entirely
opposed ‘toe such an idea. '
Gramov said U.S. secret
services have infiltrated protest

‘groups and that they were
planning to’ drug and kidnap

Soviet athletes. ©

Gramov met during the
weekend with Mexican Olympic
official Mario Vasquez Rana,

show of the day.

Pare er |

now

“ considered the .

Turner’s closest rival, Energy Minister Jean
Chretien, forced Turner's hand with his call for
‘entrenchment of the language rights of Franco-
Ontarians. “in the interest of Canadian unity.”

But Turner endorsed only the extension of
bilingual services in Ontario, saying he would
Jeave it to the provincial government and
legislature to find an acceptable-solution.

Chretien appealed to Liberals’ emotions as
his backers put on the loudest and most colorful

His supporters staged what appeared to be a
dry run for the Ottawa convention with a
carefully ‘planned display of hoopla.

Quebec. campaign director Leonce ‘Mercier
said 24 busloads of Chretien supporters were
brought to Montreal from across the province.
Mercier said 1,800 of the 3,000 party faithful at
.the day-long affair were Chretien supporters,
although not necessarily delegates.

Despite an "atl-candidate agreement to ban
signs and hoopla, squads of Chretien workers,
using walkie-talkies, covered the convention
floor with orchestrated cheering and placard
waving by supporters, wearing Chrelien T-
shirts, windbreakers, sun visors and scarves.

They had a four-piece band from Chretien’s
. hometown of Shawinigan playing to open-air

tables at a nearby plaza, with free soft drinks.

Earlier, Liberal president Iona Campagnola
boasted how the Grits were “profounely dif-

The Herald, Monday, May 14, 1984, Page 9.

ing back now: Olympic boycott

“MOSCOW. (Reuter). — The-

who emerged to say he received
no indication whether

‘ boyeott.
‘BREAKS SILENCE
-The news conference was the
first’ break in the silence by
Soviet officials since the with-
‘drawal was announced.
Gramoy refused to speculate
on the possibility Moscow might
also decide to stay away from
the 1988 Olympic Games in South

Korea, a country with which the

‘Soviet Union has no diplomatic
relations..

It was wrong, he said, for
Western countries . to describe
the Soviet decision as a boycott.

"We are in no way violating
the Olympic charter. Every
NOC (national Olympic com-
mittee) has the right to decide
whether’ to attend the Games.
We have decided ‘not to go and
have sent out our notice.”

So far, seven Soviet allies have
joined in withdrawing.

Afghanistan, the focal point of
the U.S.-led Olympic boycott of
the 1980 Mescow Games, with-
drew Sunday. Bulgaria, East
Germany, Mongolia, Vietnam,
Laos and Czechoslovakia with-

Indian

the ~
Soviets would reconsider their

sany a

K. CHERNENKO.

drew last Tuesday.

In the United States, William ::
Simon, president of the U.S.'
Olympic Committee and who
heads the U.S. delegation to an -.
emergency IOC meeting next |:
Friday in Switzerland, called the ...
Soviet pullout “politics, pure
politics, This is a baseless and =:
flagrant abuse of the Olympic 3: an
charter.”

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Peace offering from John Turner -

MONTREAL (CP) — John Turner made a.
peace offering Sunday to worried Quebec
anglophones with a strong statement of support

. for minority language rights.

"In Quebec, Bill 101 went too far,”’ Turner
said in a question-and-answer session at a
Liberal policy forum, the third of five in
preparation for next manth’s leadership
convention In. Ottawa.

“Several of its provisions are offensive and 1
support freely the court challenges program,”

said the Toronto lawyer and candidate to .
succeed Pierre Trudeau as party leader.:

’ The president of Rosemont riding Liberals,
John Faratra, a previously uncommitted
delegate, was sitting at the back of the
ballroom in the downtown. hotel as Turner
made the comment. He pulled a Turner button
out of his pocket and pinned it on his lapel.

“W'm satisfied now he’s onthe right track,”

-Faratro said,

It was not, however, convincing enough: for
delegate Mary Samborsky, vice-president of
Notre-Dame-de-Grace-Lachine-Est, who had
told.a reporter she would make up her mind
after the debate.

At the end of a day of speeches from seven
candidates, Samborsky appeared more cor-~
fused than ever. ‘

"Don't ask me any questions,” she said,
waving a clitch of documents. “I have to go
through all these papers.”’ :

‘Hispanics:

ferent’? from the Tories since there was an“
agreement that there would be “no demon-~”
strations or political hoopla,”

While there was substantial applause and ‘= io
floor demonstrations for Chretien and Turner, .-,
there was Jittle for the other candidates, :.
Economic Development Minister Don John-
ston, Employment Minister John Roberts,...
Affairs Minister
Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan and .
Justice Minister Mark MacGuigan.

John Munro, .,.

a. nt

LAUDS TRUDEAU. ©
All paid tribute ta Trudeau, who intervened «-
in the campaign Friday when his office issued a +".
statement saying Turner had misrepresented +:
the reasons for his resignation as finance

minister in 1975. ,

Turner told reporters on Thursday he had not =;
received Trudeau's full support from the %
cabinet in his attempt to get labor's agreement
for voluntary wage and price controls. ul

Some barbs did fly and Turner winced when:
Whelan said Canadians ;
-Mulroneys” — a reference to Tory Leader =
Brian Mulroney. zs

He later appeared to be aiming another barb 2:
at Turner when he-said, ‘I’ve never had one of =
-my companies go hankrupt"’ — an apparent >
reference to the former finance minister's -:
investment in a film company that it recently
went bankrupt. om

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and ©, workers

aeiee Theges, In
registered name and
‘address of the Permittee,

and to change In quantity —

of discharge according ta
the latest formats of Waste
Management Permits:

‘1, Skeena Sawmills of
P.O, Box .10, Terrace,
British Columbia ‘VEG 4A3
Hereby apply for amend.
ment as described below,
fo. Waste Management
Permit. No. . PR-3360
granted on April WW, 1974,
last amended August 22,
1980, which authorized, the
Glatharye of refuse froma
sawmill: -.) planermill
“complex located at”
Terrace, B.C. to land.

- AMENDMENTS -
REQUESTED
Before: i. Permittee:
Skeana Lumber Lid.
1200-1111 West - Hastings
Street. .

Va ncouver,
_ Columbla
Vé6E 2K2:

i. Letter of Transmittal:
1. Maintain the works
authority by. Appendix 01
as a Level “B" landfitl in
accordance with the
Pollution -Contral Ob-
jectives” for the Forest
Products: industry of
British: Columbia, dated
November 23, 1977, Ad-
ditional. operating = in-
atructions’ may be Issued
by the Reglonal Manager.
2. Confine. the refuse
disposal: site at jeast 61
meires from the edge of
the. steep drop te the
Kitsumkalum River, —
3. Provide a drainage
ditch around the tower side
of the refuse disposal site
to- contain surface run-off.
It. Appandix 01:

b) The quantity of refuse
which may be discharged
Is 4 cublc metres per day.
Afier: .(; | Permittee:
Skeana Sawmills -
‘Suite 1000, 1100 Malville
Street
‘Vancouyer.
‘Columbia
V6E 4A6

il. Latter of Transmittal:
To detete entirely ‘
Hil. Appendix 01: 6b) The
quantity of refuse which
may. be discharged Is
maximum 125 m3-d

This: application, dated
on March 23, 1984, was
posted on the ground. in
accordance with the Waste
Mahagement Regulations.
Per Henrichsen,

Generel Manager.
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British

British

| Walter Mondale, seeking to regain his
earlier fighting form, is wooing Califor-

‘nia's Hispanic voters and criticizing rival

Gary Hart on arms control as the three
U.S, Democratic presidential contenders
campaign for the largest state delegate
prize.

Jesse Jackson was preaching party
unity Sunday, saying there will be a
“period of reconciliation’ after Califor-
nia’s June 5 primary, the last and biggest
delegate contest before the convention in
San Francisco in July.

“We are competing for the nomination
on the one hand, but then there’s the
specter, of (President) Reagan beyond
July,” Jackson said.

Hart went to San Francisco today before
heading back to Nebraska one day before
the state holds its presidential primary.

Jackson remained in California, where
Democrats will decide 306of the state’s 345
delegates in the primary, flying to
Oakland after a Sunday night rally at a
church in the Watts area of Los Angeles.

Jackson and Hart followed the former

_Vice-president with appeals for Hispanic

votes Sunday, but it was Mondale who won

ef Mondale campaign

Political Association meeting in San Jose,

Calif.

ATTACKS HART .
Later in the Van Nuys suburb of Los
Angeles, Mondale spoke to some National

Organization for Women members and

attacked Hart on arms contro] and the

proposed nuclear weapons freeze, which
he says Hart was slow to embrace.
Mondale was campaigning in an

Hispanie area of Los Angeles again today

before flying to Oakland and San Fran-

cisco, where he planned a fund-raiser with

Mayor Dianne Feinstein.

Democrats In two states hold primaries
Tuesday, with 24 delegates at stake in
Nebraska and 43 to be decided in Oregon.

In Portland, a poll published today by
The Oregonian newspaper said Hart had
49-per-cent support to 28 for Mondale and
nine for Jackson. The survey of 367 voters
was conducted Wednesday through
Saturday and has a margin of error of plus
or minus 5.2 per cent..

In Nebraska, a poll published. by the
Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star
newspaper showed Hart with 41 per cent to
Mondale's 31 and Jackson's four, with 17
per cent undecided. .

— Flooding and mudslides
from the .‘long-feared
melting. of Utah’s near-
record snowpack closed
several highways * and
washed intg basements
Sunday. One person was
killed and at least four
were injured,

Hundreds of volunteers

Coachman
Apartments

Delare apariment dwalling, fridge, stove,
carpeting, drapes, undercover parking,

: ebvater, secuvity system, resident manager.

Phone manager anglime

638-8245

spent

Mother’s fighting

Floods ‘in Utah® ¢ :

Day

: back the runoff brought on

by a second day of tem-
peralures around 29
Celsius. It was a year ago
next week that flooding
caused by similar con-
ditions began, leaving
behind $480 million in
damage.

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the endorsement of the’ Mexican-American
‘Marcos ‘is put
to the test

MANILA. {AP) —
Filipinos began voting this
morning in a test of
President Ferdinand
Marcos’s government.

Marcos, accompanying

his wife Imelda to a voting.

precinet near the
presidential palace, said
he would be surprised if his
opponents win 30 of the 133
national assembly seats at
stake in the election.
“They really don’t have
their hearts in it,” he said
of a movement to boycott

the elections.

” ‘Twenty-five nillion
eligible voters were
choosing from among

about 1,000 candidates,
Polling offictals- applied
a drop of indelible ink to
Mrs. Mareos's manicured
index finger before she
voted. The ink, required
for all voters, is designed
to prevent people from
voting more than once.
. The voting followed a
noisy but
peaceful night in Manila.

+ Marcoa's opponents rallied

for a boycott, then mar-
ched or drove around the

U.S. support for his 18-year
“rule. ,

relatively.

city yelling and honking
horns to protest his
lawmaking powers and

10,000 RALLY

Police threatened to
break up an anti-Marcos,
anti-American, _anti-ele-
ction rally by 10,00 people
at Rizal Park on Sunday,
but it ended peacefully.

. Marcos, in videotaped
newscast appearances,
promised a clean and
honest election, - But
members of an in
dependent watchdog group
said Sunday they had -
reports of vote-buying,
missing election forms and
other signs of cheating,

Voting is mandatory,
and penalties for failure to
vote include six months in
jall, disqualification for.
publie office and loss of
voting privileges.

Two candidates were
killed during campaigning
fot the assembly, and at
least 32 other people were |
killed in other election-
related Incidents during
ihe seven-week campaign. .

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