2
-
THE
CITIZEN
-
Wednesday
July
4
1973
Canadian
union
bids
for
Babine
Lake
mine
VANCOUVER
CP
-
An
independent
Canadian
union
has
applied
to
take
over
about
175
workers
at
Noran
das
Bell
Copper
Mine
neai
Babine
Lake
from
the
United
Steelworkers
of
America
The
Canadian
Association
of
Industrial
Mechanical
and
Allied
Workers
CAIMAW
made
the
application
to
the
British
Columbia
labor
rela
relations
¬
tions
board
last
week
Its
CAIMAWs
first
attack
on
the
Steelworkers
who
averted
a
breakaway
of
3600
Cominco
workers
this
spring
to
the
Canadian
Workers
Union
The
board
recently
rejected
a
CWU
appeal
That
verdict
compels
the
Cominco
employees
to
stay
with
the
Steelworkers
at
least
for
the
remainder
of
this
year
Unless
the
pertinent
labor
statute
is
changed
by
the
legislatures
fall
session
the
OTTAWA
mined
New
4
QUEEN
ELIZABETH
ENJOYED
a
performance
of
Indian
dancing
at
Mount
McKay
in
Thunder
Bay
Tuesday
Sitting
with
the
Queen
was
Chief
Leonard
Pelletier
of
the
Fort
William
Indian
Band
BLUE
MOVIE
MAKER
AMONG
13
CHARGED
VICTORIA
CP
-
A
wellknown
American
maker
of
blue
movies
was
among
13
people
including
six
women
charged
with
immigration
offences
in
court
here
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
after
a
weekend
raid
on
two
vessels
off
the
northwest
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Two
other
Americans
and
five
Canadians
were
to
appear
today
in
North
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
court
in
connection
with
the
case
Meanwhile
RCMP
and
Canadian
Forces
personnel
who
took
part
in
the
sea
raid
were
searching
a
converted
minesweeper
and
the
rugged
coast
around
Quatsino
Sound
for
an
estimated
half
ton
of
hashish
valued
at
1
million
which
they
said
they
sus
suspected
¬
pected
were
being
trans
transported
¬
ported
The
two
ships
the
con
converted
¬
verted
US
minesweeper
Marysville
and
the
Canadian
fishboat
Gondola
were
boarded
by
RCMP
and
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
Forces
men
at
Quatsino
Sound
Saturday
and
the
Marysville
was
escorted
up
the
coast
to
Esquimau
near
here
Alexander
Derenzy
38of
San
Rafael
Calif
was
listed
as
owner
of
the
Marysville
He
was
charged
along
with
12
others
from
the
Marysville
with
unlawfully
conspiring
to
land
two
aliens
in
Canada
without
reporting
to
immigra
immigration
¬
tion
authorities
and
with
con
conspiring
¬
spiring
to
land
the
men
by
stealth
All
were
remanded
without
plea
to
Friday
Drenzy
was
the
maker
of
two
well
known
movies
Por
Pornography
¬
nography
in
Denmark
also
titled
Censorship
in
Den
Denmark
¬
mark
and
A
History
of
the
Blue
Movie
both
mentioned
in
the
US
commission
on
obscenity
and
pornography
report
issued
in
1970
Chilean
cabinet
to
be
appointed
SANTIAGO
AP
-
Presi
President
¬
dent
Salvador
Allende
of
Chile
forms
a
new
civilian
cabinet
today
rejecting
prop
proposals
¬
osals
that
he
include
leaders
of
the
armed
forces
After
considering
the
political
climate
and
the
real
reality
¬
ity
in
which
we
are
living
I
have
resolved
not
to
form
a
new
cabinet
with
participa
participation
¬
tion
of
representatives
of
the
armed
forces
the
president
said
in
a
broadcast
statement
Allendes
announcement
Tuesday
night
followed
a
day
of
negotiations
at
the
pres
presidential
¬
idential
palace
scarred
by
hundreds
of
bullet
holes
from
last
Fridays
abortive
army
insurrection
in
which
22
persons
were
killed
and
34
wounded
Parliamentary
sources
said
the
military
leaders
demanded
as
their
price
for
coming
into
the
cabinet
that
military
men
get
other
key
jobs
in
the
government
including
undersecretary
posts
and
some
provincial
governorships
This
would
mean
significant
influence
by
the
traditionally
nonpolitical
armed
forces
in
day
today
government
operations
Allendes
leftist
allies
were
reported
opposed
to
giving
the
armed
forces
too
much
influence
although
the
pres
presidents
¬
idents
own
Socialist
party
issued
a
declaration
recently
saying
that
the
military
should
participate
Three
high
rankingofficers
served
for
several
months
in
the
cabinet
after
the
anti
government
strikes
last
October
but
leftist
civilians
kept
the
jobs
just
below
them
Allende
said
the
new
cabinet
will
work
on
an
emergency
plan
destined
to
seek
a
solution
to
the
most
pressing
problems
facing
the
population
Despite
Allendes
decision
not
to
bring
the
military
into
his
cabinet
the
army
remains
in
charge
of
maintaining
pub
public
¬
lic
order
because
of
the
state
of
emergency
proclaimed
last
week
Queen
will
take
part
in
RCMPs
ceremonies
REGINA
CP
-
Red
car
carpets
¬
pets
and
coats
roll
out
for
the
Queen
today
as
the
honorary
commissioner
of
the
RCMP
celebrates
100
years
of
peacekeeping
with
the
12000
member
federal
force
The
birthday
party
began
Tuesday
on
the
Monarchs
arrival
from
an
action
packed
afternoon
visit
to
Thunder
Bay
Ont
en
route
from
another
centennial
in
Prince
Edward
Island
A
blazing
scarlet
guard
of
honor
met
the
Queen
and
Prince
Philip
at
the
airport
prior
to
a
private
dinner
for
150
at
the
Hotel
Saskatch
Saskatchewan
¬
ewan
where
the
Royal
couple
will
stay
during
this
two
day
leg
of
their
week-and-a-half
tour
of
four
provinces
Today
the
Queen
pays
tribute
to
the
force
at
its
prairie
training
ground
here
opening
a
museum
touring
its
chapel
and
receiving
offices
prior
to
another
even
evening
¬
ing
dinner
for
people
of
the
province
Tuesday
the
day
began
with
a
relaxed
stroll
through
a
PEI
agriculture
research
station
where
the
Royal
couple
mingled
happily
with
cattle
pigand
workers
on
the
last
of
a
four
day
stay
in
Charlottetown
The
tempo
picked
up
con
considerably
¬
siderably
in
Thunder
Bay
where
the
two
were
nearly
swept
off
their
feet
by
a
gre
gregarious
¬
garious
mayor
Indians
and
fur
traders
during
a
two
hour
stay
Mayor
Walter
Assef
a
short
bald
man
who
entered
local
politics
after
a
stint
as
a
Vaudeville
comedian
wel
welcomed
¬
comed
the
couple
in
strong
winds
at
the
airport
the
Queens
dress
blew
up
in
her
a
loon
The
Royal
couple
seemed
a
bit
taken
aback
by
the
mayors
manner
for
a
time
but
soon
broke
into
gales
of
laughter
at
his
antics
on
the
square
outside
city
hall
COMMONS
DEBATE
on
profits
in
manufacturing
and
processing
industries
tinued
to
fight
government
and
would
permit
a
faster
corporate
tax
cuts
Tuesday
write
off
on
capital
invest
night
despite
strong
indica-
ment
in
machinery
tions
that
the
Liberal
Con-
The
NDP
sees
the
trimmed
servative
and
Social
Credit
taxes
as
just
another
give
parties
would
band
together
away
to
the
so
called
cor
to
push
them
through
Parlia-
porate
welfare
bums
while
ment
the
three
other
parties
gener
David
Orlikow
NDP
Win-
ally
viewthem
as
a
chance
for
nipeg
North
said
he
sees
no
industry
to
put
more
money
evidence
the
business
com-
into
creating
jobs
munity
needs
the
nine
point
The
last
barrier
apparently
reduction
Lome
Nystrom
fell
Tuesday
night
when
Con
NDP
YorktonMelvillesaid
servative
Leader
Robert
the
cuts
will
only
help
regions
Stanfield
said
he
is
virtually
of
the
country
that
do
not
certain
his
party
will
vote
for
need
help
John
Rodriguez
the
tax
reduction
NDP
Nickel
Belt
called
it
Chances
are
very
slight
a
corporate
welfare
benefit
thatwewouldvoteagainstit
program
he
said
outside
the
House
The
third
reading
vote
on
He
expects
Finance
Minis-
CWU
can
legally
reapply
to
the
proposed
amendments
to
ter
John
Turner
to
establish
the
board
early
in
1974
CAIMAW
earlier
this
year
ousted
two
other
interna
international
¬
tional
unions
at
Bethlehem
Coppers
Ashcroft
mine
employing
about
300
manual
workers
CAIMAW
regional
presi
president
¬
dent
George
Brown
said
at
Babine
Lake
about
130
of
the
men
had
signed
up
with
his
union
and
were
confident
we
will
win
if
the
board
calls
a
vote
hopefully
well
get
that
vote
within
a
few
weeks
The
Steelworkers
have
about
12600
members
in
BC
compared
to
about
1500
in
CAIMAW
an
affiliate
of
the
Councilor
Canadian
Unions
tne
income
rax
Act
was
an
adequate
procedure
for
expected
today
Retroactive
parliamentary
review
of
the
to
the
beginning
of
this
year
legislation
next
year
the
last
they
would
reduce
to
40
per
obstacle
to
Conservative
sup
cent
from
49
per
cent
the
tax
port
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Shuswap
Lake
Estates
Blind
Bay
BC
50
miles
east
of
Kamloops
on
Trans
Canada
Pleas
mall
me
a
free
brochure
Name
Address
Phone
to
sing
a
welcome
to
canoeists
symbolically
hauling
furs
from
the
West
to
be
taken
to
the
East
The
event
billed
as
the
Rendezvous
Pageant
obvi
obviously
¬
ously
pleased
the
Queen
and
prince
who
left
a
platform
to
mingle
with
the
voyageurs
after
they
httd
carted
their
canoes
up
from
the
river
The
fort
itself
was
built
by
face
as
she
deplaned
and
the
North
West
Company
in
later
at
city
hall
thanked
the
early
1800s
as
a
meeting
Prince
Philip
for
stopping
by
place
for
voyageurs
from
Were
so
pleased
you
and
Montreal
and
their
counter-
your
gracious
wife
could
be
parts
from
the
northwest
to
here
today
said
the
mayor
exchange
trade
goods
for
as
he
presented
the
Queen
furs
with
a
medallion
and
the
After
officially
opening
the
prince
with
an
oil
painting
of
fort
the
Royal
couple
toured
Based
on
statements
the
minister
has
made
we
fully
expect
to
get
that
The
proposed
legislation
provides
for
an
automatic
review
next
year
if
60
or
more
MPs
sign
a
petition
to
this
effect
Mr
Turner
told
the
House
Tuesday
night
the
govern
government
¬
ment
will
rely
largely
on
questionnaires
and
inter
interviews
¬
views
to
monitor
the
effect
of
its
tax
cuts
Questionnaires
would
be
distributed
to
1000
com
companies
¬
panies
Interviews
would
be
held
with
spokesmen
for
the
200
largest
Arms
and
25
each
in
the
medium
and
small
categories
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Canadians
SAIGON
CP
-
In
less
than
a
month
the
290
member
Canadian
truce
observer
contingent
vacates
South
Vietnam
but
so
far
no
replacement
has
material-
ized
There
is
no
strong
sign
that
any
country
is
ready
to
take
over
the
job
that
Canada
is
abandoning
because
of
its
frustrations
and
lack
of
effec
effectiveness
¬
tiveness
in
observing
the
South
Vietnamese
truce
A
South
Vietnamese
source
says
the
government
has
found
one
or
two
countries
willing
to
become
the
fourth
member
of
the
International
Commission
of
Control
and
Supervision
to
serve
with
Hungary
Poland
and
Indonesia
He
said
the
other
three
parties
in
the
Vietnam
war
the
United
States
the
Viet
Congs
Provisional
Revolutionary
Government
and
North
Vietnam
must
consider
these
offers
But
sources
who
keep
an
interested
eye
on
the
search
Olympic
hurdle
passed
OTTAWA
CP
-
A
bill
the
reconstructed
house
of
lottery
would
be
paid
into
the
companys
factor
then
made
a
futile
attempt
to
look
inside
a
barn
like
building
used
to
store
canoes
Humph
said
Philip
as
he
and
the
Queen
walked
After
watching
42
young
unscheduled
around
NDP
fights
tax
cuts
CP
Deter
Democrats
con-
the
Ukrainian
dancers
perform
building
Its
locked
before
a
crowd
of
about
5000
The
Queen
merely
mur-
the
two
accompanied
by
mured
Lovely
as
she
turned
Ontario
Premier
William
her
attention
away
from
the
Davis
sped
off
to
partially-
barn
to
other
buildings
and
reconstructed
Fort
William
a
crowd
of
about
1000
on
the
banks
of
the
Kaminis-
As
the
two
left
a
teen
age
tiquia
River
for
a
glimpse
of
boy
darted
up
to
the
Royal
car
a
fur
trading
pageant
and
thrust
in
a
brochure
Men
decked
out
in
18th-
describingthefortthenscur-
century
voyageur
outfits
ried
away
from
the
crowd
leaped
from
the
bush
inside
with
a
plain
clothes
security
the
fort
and
ran
to
the
river
man
in
pursuit
260
million
for
the
1976
Olympic
Games
at
Montreal
cleared
another
hurdle
in
the
Commons
Tuesday
when
it
completed
second
reading
approval
in
principle
The
bill
now
goes
to
com
committee
¬
mittee
for
study
As
outlined
by
Treasury
Board
President
C
M
Drury
the
bill
among
other
things
would
permit
the
issuance
of
commemorative
coins
stamps
and
other
postal
pro
products
¬
ducts
The
5
and
10
coins
which
would
go
on
sale
this
fall
are
geared
to
raise
130
million
after
minting
costs
Stamps
and
other
postal
products
are
expected
to
raise
another
130
million
The
bill
also
would
permit
a
national
lottery
but
this
would
be
subject
to
provin
provincial
¬
cial
approval
Alberta
Sas
Saskatchewan
¬
katchewan
and
Manitoba
already
have
said
they
will
not
permit
the
lottery
because
it
would
infringe
on
their
provincial
sweepstakes
A
special
Olympics
account
would
be
set
up
in
the
public
accounts
and
all
proceeds
from
the
coins
stamps
and
this
account
Funds
then
would
go
to
Montreal
after
expenses
are
deducted
The
federal
government
has
said
repeatedly
it
will
not
cover
any
deficit
incurred
by
the
Games
Few
jobs
for
grads
OTTAWA
CP
-
Science
graduates
in
the
1970s
will
not
find
a
favorable
job
mar
market
¬
ket
says
a
report
released
today
by
the
Science
Council
of
Canada
The
report
says
there
prob
probably
¬
ably
will
be
a
shortage
of
the
kinds
of
jobs
that
scientists
traditionally
have
had
The
report
was
based
on
a
mail
survey
of
chemistry
or
physics
graduates
who
received
honors
degrees
in
1954
1959
or
1964
Seventy
per
cent
of
the
913
scientists
sur
surveyed
¬
veyed
responded
The
report
says
science
graduates
will
have
to
re
reorient
¬
orient
themselves
toward
industry
high
schools
and
international
organization
rather
than
toward
university
teaching
and
government
research
jobs
To
make
universities
more
aware
of
industrial
needs
industrial
leaders
should
be
advisors
for
university
course
planning
Universities
and
profes
professors
¬
sors
are
advised
there
should
be
more
emphasis
on
social
sciences
including
business
and
management
for
science
students
Have
an
adventure
in
moving
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a
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Truck
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way
to
most
major
Canadian
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for
a
possible
replacement
Viet
Cong
near
Cam
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say
they
know
of
no
country
miles
from
Saigon
may
also
with
the
qualifications
forthe
job
which
has
indicated
wil
willingness
¬
lingness
to
take
over
the
spot
the
Canadians
will
vacate
July
31
uttered
with
emphasis
by
Vernon
Turner
deputy
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
delegation
leader
in
a
local
interview
Tuesday
The
Canadians
have
not
made
the
search
for
a
replacement
easy
because
of
their
continuing
open-
HINDS
SIDES
FRONTS
CHUCK
STEAK
make
any
possible
successor
stop
and
think
Meanwhile
Canadians
are
expressing
some
anxiety
about
the
fate
of
the
smooth-
Canadians
say
they
are
hav-
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a
hard
time
convincing
largely
the
product
of
their
some
officials
both
in
gov-
endeavors
Some
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ernment
and
within
the
dians
say
representatives
of
ICCS
that
they
really
are
a
possible
successor
should
leaving
and
will
not
change
be
here
now
learning
the
their
minds
ropes
Others
say
to
take
over
The
skepticism
remains
from
the
Canadian
support
despite
such
flat
statements
staff
would
take
about
two
as
We
are
leaving
July
31
weeks
Canadians
have
done
most
of
the
real
work
in
the
ICCS
since
they
came
here
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have
run
a
highly
efficient
air
service
composed
of
40
air
aircraft
¬
craft
supervised
the
mainte
maintenance
¬
nance
of
a
fleet
of
more
than
700
vehicleslargely
operated
mouth
policy
of
saying
what
a
communications
network
they
think
It
is
well
known
that
stretches
the
length
of
that
Canada
considers
that
the
country
and
done
much
of
the
Polish
and
Hungarian
the
legal
and
financial
work
delegations
are
frustrating
xhey
have
asked
the
Hun-
the
work
of
the
commission
garians
Poles
and
and
are
acting
on
behalf
of
Indonesians
to
take
over
this
the
PRG
work
in
advance
of
the
depar-
The
attitude
of
the
two
ture
date
but
so
far
the
other
Communist
countries
has
put
three
countries
have
expres-
Canada
in
the
position
of
sed
little
interest
appearing
to
take
the
side
of
There
is
no
sign
that
the
the
South
Vietnamese
in
other
three
countries
are
many
cases
although
Canada
sending
experts
that
would
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it
is
be
necessary
to
replace
Cana-
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in
all
its
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