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Zermatter Symposium Weg! AZ 3900 Brig Dienstag, 13. August 2002 Publikations-Organ der CVPO 162. Jahrgang Nr. 185 Fr. 2.— Unabhängige Tageszeitung Auflage: 27 493 Ex. Redaktion: Tel. 027/922 99 88 Abonnentendienst: Tel. 027/948 30 50 Mengis Annoncen: Tel. 027/948 30 40 Zermatter Symposium weg! Das Zermatter Kreativitäts-Symposium findet 2003 in Interlaken statt Schade! Das Oberwallis tut sich nicht leicht, wenn es darum Z e r m a t t. — (wb) Das Zer- geht, sich von einer offenen, matter Kreativitäts-Symposium von einer intellektuellen heisst künftig — Interlakner Seite zu zeigen. In unseren Symposium! Die nächste, die Schlössern hocken Verwal- 13. Auflage geht in Interlaken tungen, unsere Mythen wer- im Hotel Viktoria-Jungfrau über den in Form von Theater- die Bühne. Der Termin: Sep- spielen im Freilichtmuseum tember 2003! Grund für den Ballenberg gespielt und Wegzug, der im Stiftungsrat des nicht bei uns. Mario Kohlbrenner präsen- Symposiums beschlossen wur- Nun zieht auch noch das tiert stolz den neuen Steinbock. de: Die Infrastruktur in Interla- Kreativitäts-Symposium ken ist besser. Aus diesem von Dr. Gottlieb Guntern Open-Air-Gelände Grund ist das Symposium in der aus — von Zermatt nach In- nimmt Konturen an Lage, seine Fixkosten um rund terlaken. Freilich spielen da 100 000 Franken pro Auflage eine ganze Reihe von sach- Derzeit wird auf dem Gamp- zu senken. Das Symposium lich begründeten Überle- jer Grund fleissig gebastelt wird in den nächsten Jahren gungen mit. Aber in der und gewerkelt. In drei Tagen auch eine Schwester-Veranstal- Endabrechnung ist es uns geht schliesslich das Open tung an der US-Westküste auf- nicht gelungen, das hochka- Air Gampel 2002 über die bauen und will auch von der rätige Symposium zu halten Bühne. Bis es so weit ist, fällt Teilnehmerschaft her internatio- und ihm jene Unterstützung noch so einiges an Arbeit an. naler werden. zu vermitteln, die es ver- Dieses Jahr wird ein fünf Me- Das Zermatter Symposium hatte dient hätte. ter hoher, über eine Tonne in den letzten zwölf Jahren im- Wäre dieser Anlass von ei- schwerer Steinbock über dem mer wieder hochkarätige Spre- nem auswärtigen Kreativen Eingang die Festivalbesucher cherinnen und Sprecher nach ins Wallis gebracht worden, begrüssen. Der Steinbock ist Zermatt gebracht — darunter hätten wir ihm wohl den ro- das Maskottchen und der regelmässig Nobelpreisträgerin- ten Teppich ausgerollt und Glücksbringer des Open Air nen und Nobelpreisträger ver- uns die Veranstaltung auch Gampel. Auch dieses Jahr schiedenster Sparten. Der Weg- etwas kosten lassen — viel- scheint er zu wirken. Nach zug bedeutet für den Kanton, leicht sogar einen Zehntel dem garstigen Wetter vom dass er eine Veranstaltung ver- jener 1,25 Millionen Fran- vergangenen Wochenende liert, die sich auf einem Niveau ken, für die wir in Berlin Kä- lassen die Wetterprognosen ansiedelte, die nur von wenigen se schmelzen gingen am auf ein sonniges Open Air wissenschaftlichen Kongressen letzten 1. August . hoffen. Seite 13 erreicht wird. Seite 7 Zieht mit seinem Symposium von Zermatt nach Interlaken: Dr. Gottlieb Guntern . Luzius Theler Alternativen statt Hochtouren Wetterkapriolen fordern hohe Flexibilität Oberwallis.—DerKälte- einbruch von letzter Woche ist auch im Bergführergeschäft spürbar: Die grossen Lockvögel wie beispielsweise das Matter- horn oder das Bietschhorn fie- len in der letzten Woche aus dem Angebot. Auch andere an- spruchsvolle Begehungen sind momentan nicht möglich. Da ist eine hohe Flexibilität der Berg- führer gefordert: Neben den klassischen Schneetouren bieten sie verschiedene Alternativen an. Die Alpin Center im Oberwallis sind trotz der Schlechtwetterpe- riode optimistisch: Ein bis zwei Schönwettertage und die leich- Der Landkreis Traunstein wurde ebenfalls schwer getroffen, Personen mussten evakuiert werden. ten Viertausender im Saas sind (Foto: Keystone) wieder begehbar, den Gipfel des Matterhorns wird man aber frü- hestens in einer Woche wieder Überschwemmungen ohne Ende besteigen können. Seite 7 Tote an der Schwarzmeerküste, schwere Überschwemmungen in Deutschland, und in Österreich Bis vor kurzem einwandfreie sind die Bäche ausser Rand und Band. Dies das Fazit des Dauerregens in den letzten Tagen. Wäh- Verhältnisse am Bietschhorn. rend die Schweiz relativ glimpflich davon kam, ist in weiten Teilen Südosteuropas noch keine Bes- Der Neuschnee macht eine Be- serung in Sicht. An zahlreichen Orten wurde Katastrophenalarm ausgelöst. Seiten 2 und 3 gehung zurzeit unmöglich. Wallis Wallis Sport Finanzplan abgesegnet! Im Gespräch mit Arthur Huber Vega warnt den FC Basel Die grossrätliche Finanz- In unserem Stafetteninter- Ein halbes Jahr spielte Ra- kommission hat den Finanz- view übergibt diesmal der mon Vega bei Celtic Glas- plan des Kantons Wallis für Restaurator Martin Furrer gow (Bild) und erlebte hier die nächsten vier Jahre ab- an den Schlosswart Arthur «meine beste Zeit als Fuss- gesegnet. Die Kommission Huber aus Brig (Bild). Er baller». Der derzeit vertrags- zeigt sich vom Ergebnis gibt Auskunft über seine Ar- lose Verteidiger warnt Basel durchaus angetan. Sie sieht beit im Stockalperschloss vor dem Hinspiel in der CL- wichtige Forderungen wie und Garten, äussert sich zur Qualifikation im Celtic- ausgeglichene Rechnung, Kritik am Kleinkinderspiel- Park. Das werde schwierig, Eigenfinanzierungsmarge platz und zeigt auf, wie es denn die Schotten könnten von 100 Prozent und den sich als privater «Schloss- Tempo machen und verfüg- Schuldenabbau als erfüllt herr» in altehrwürdigen ten über einige starke Ein- an. Seite 7 Räumen lebt. Seite 11 zelspieler. Seite 21 AUSLAND Walliser Bote Dienstag, 13. August 2002 2 Selbstgebaute Bombe In die Heimatregion explodiert Neunte Polenreise des Papstes B o z e n. — (AP) Bei der Ex- plosion einer selbst gebauten (AP) Wenn Bombe hat ein Österreicher Krakau.— Johannes Pauls. Der Krakau- in Südtirol fünf Finger verlo- Papst Johannes Paul II. am er Erzbischof Kazimierz ren. Die italienische Polizei kommenden Freitag seinen Nycz nennt das die «senti- erklärte am Montag, der 38- neunten offiziellen Besuch mentale Dimension»: «Wir Jährige habe ausserdem Ver- in seiner polnischen Heimat möchten ihm alle Orte zei- brennungen an Brust und beginnt, werden ihm wieder gen, die mit ihm verbunden Händen erlitten und werde Millionen Landsleute einen sind, vor allem mit seiner Ju- noch im Krankenhaus behan- gend», erklärt er die besonde- delt. Von Andrzej Stylinski ren Bemühungen der Gastge- ber. «Der Heilige Vater, viel- begeisterten und herzlichen leicht wie jeder älterer Jet nach Triebwerksbrand Empfang bereiten. Und ge- Mensch, erfährt die Begeg- notgelandet rade viele in der südpolni- nungen und Erinnerungen New York.—EineBo- schen Heimatregion des 82- aus der alten Zeit am lebhaf- eing 747 der spanischen Jährigen werden dabei das testen.» Fluggesellschaft Iberia ist am Gefühl haben, das katholi- Sonntagabend wegen eines sche Kirchenoberhaupt und Als Karol Wojtyla hat Johan- Triebwerksbrands in New seine Aura zum letzten Mal nes Paul die Hälfte seines Le- York notgelandet. Sieben der zu erleben. bens in der Krakauer Region 386 Passagiere wurden bei «Ich befürchte in der Tat, verbracht. In der Wawel-Ka- der Evakuierung des Jumbo- Sintflutartige Regenfälle auch in Salzburg. Dort wurde Katastrophenalarm augelöst. Ein Feuer- dass dies die letzte Chance thedrale, die er am kommen- Jets verletzt und in ein Kran- wehrmann starb in den Fluten. (Foto: Keystone) ist», sagt beispielsweise die den Sonntag privat besuchen kenhaus eingeliefert. Ein 56- 61-jährige Rentnerin Janina wird, hat er am 1. September jähriger Mann befand sich Krzeluk, die von Warschau 1939 das Geschützfeuer der am Montag in ritischemZu- nach Krakau reisen will, um einrückenden deutschen stand; er hatte sich bei dem Neue Fluten in Österreich Johannes Paul direkt zu erle- Truppen gehört. Am 2. No- Ausstieg aus dem Flugzeug ben. Der 51-jährige War- vember 1946 feierte er in über eine Notrutsche Kopf- schauer Elektriker Waclaw dem Gotteshaus seine erste verletzungen zugezogen. Nach Dauerregen droht schlimmes Hochwasser Pratek will den Papstbesuch Messe als Priester. in Deutschland in Krakau und seiner südpol- Wohnen wird Johannes Paul Jiri Kolar ist tot nischen Heimatregion am dem Haus, das von 1964 bis P r a g. — Der tschechische Frankfurt/Main.—(AP) kordhochwasser von 10,40 Me- In Mecklenburg verunglückte Fernseher verfolgen. Er er- 1978 seine Residenz als Erz- Schriftsteller und Collage- Nach neuen schweren Nieder- tern. Die Altstadt war bis zum eine Polizistin auf dem Weg hofft sich vom Papst rich- bischof war. Am Samstag Künstler Jiri Kolar ist im Al- schlägen ist ein Ende der Un- Nachmittag teilweise überflutet. zum Einsatz auf regennasser tungweisende Worte, um den wird er das Wallfahrtsheilig- ter von 87 Jahren in Prag ge- wetterkatastrophen in weiten Im Bayerischen Wald registrier- Fahrbahn. von vielen einfachen Leuten tum der Göttlichen Barmher- storben. Dies teilte Milan Teilen Mittel- und Osteuropas te der Deutsche Wetterdienst In Österreich brachen nach wei- als schmerzhaft erlebten zigkeit in Krakau-Lagiewniki Knizak, der Direktor der nicht in Sicht. In Österreich (DWD) aussergewöhnliche Nie- teren sintflutartigen Regenfällen Übergang vom Kommunis- besuchen, wo auch Treffen tschechischen Nationalgale- gab es am Montag neue Über- derschlagsmengen von bis zu 95 auch Wassermassen über Teile mus zum Kapitalismus besser mit dem polnischen Staats- rie und ein enger Freund Ko- schwemmungen, ein erster To- Litern pro Quadratmetern. Salzburgs, Tirols, der Steier- in den Griff zu bekommen. präsidenten
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