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However, negotiators for to pension proposals -' •. cal !seu~, which 10~ of the pal~workers Union offldals met. with days.' .The Intematlonalrwood. the 5,so0-membar Pulp,. restricting the unions from cents an hour in the ftrst i' ~tis~to~forth_e .t~nadian union.walked o|f~the Job company representatives ' Negotiators for the CPU, ~worker~'0fAmerieaaisosald Paper and Woodworkers of brisgtagupthelmedurin8 year of a two-ysar contract . .t~~P~'Wgraers, untm say ~tumay mornm8 ~at the Sate~lay, but acting local representing 7,500 members' Friday it had unanimously Canada has urged its negotiation of the next con- and an increase of 90'cent, ~, i~.t~. 0sly thing holdhlg up B,C. Forest Products Ltd. president David Forshaw an hour or 9.5 per cant, ,: ~ ox..a.eon~a,e.t mill in t~S central Interior saidthe company wont .at l3 pulp and papor mills in agreed to recommend its membership reJect the offer tract and management'a whlehevar is higher, In .the i ~t~. xmm~ me ~ntim community. ~ ( move on the tiniun's de- me preface, announced 28,000 coastal members from the pulp and paper refusal tO offer a cost-ef- Friday they would recom-: accept atentative settlement companies, living adJuetmem clause. second year. Base rates are . ~ umo!a xores.t m¢lmury, The full membership then mands. At issue are mend acceptance of the with the 120 companies' ~ Union president Angus The same basic wage offer Ss.le an hour. ._na.ve_l~awallm~b.y200 wted 97 par cent in favor of ail0wanees for workers latest , indus.tr.y proposal represented by the Forneat MacPhee'sald the union in wan made to all three unibna. Members of the PPWC and i werxet~: at a pmp m~ l~ere, supporting the walkout and living In isolated com- the IWA will vote 'on the penamg resomuon of local .' Indnsti'ial Relations .group. upant with a rider attached It sails for pay ralssa of 90 proposals this week. 5555 TAXI [ TERRACE-KITIMAT ". • ROPERTSTEEL & SALVAGE LTB, . "24 HOUR SERVICE Seal i)ove Rd,, Pro Rupert 635-5555, 635-2525 / 635.5050 624-6639 ' I WE BUY oopper, brass, all metals, •LIGHT DELIVERY SERVICE battaria,, ate. Call us - W, are Meaday, July 9, 1~/~ r20 C ' Volume 73 No. ltl op,n Men. through Sat., 8 s.m.-§ p.m. Canada is call¢ d racist QTTAWA (CP) -- discrimination himself when advice of Jamaican Canada's top haman rights be came to Canada). government officials and investigator pinna to tell an Mawande may compare that Canadian immigration international conference notes at the cur/ferenee with officials Imew about, but opening today that the the delegate from Britain igaored, their violation of the Canadian government Is where the . government- lmmlgrationlaw for several pettin8 up stiff, resistance financed Commission for. years-- until they wanted to against an •inquiry into Racial Equality has re- get blacksout of the reunify. possible racist immigration quested an inquiry into After winning a year4mg : whelm.. possible racial bias in the court battle to have the Naison Mawande, the' immigration servion, deportation orders qphald, Canadian Human Rights Mawande wonders out the federal government Is Commission's. chief of loud why, ifthe Canadian quietly planning to grant all complaints and:. in- government has no racist seven women landed ira. vestigatlons, saldinanintar., policies to hide, it does not • migrant status sitar all. view he plans to raise the, open immigration policy •Charles Roach, the iuue at a Unli~l Nations. books to the. commission Toronto lawyer representing sponsored two.week •con- investigators. the women and as-chairman ference of recourse Mawandes statements ot the International Com- procedures for victims of come on the heels of a mittee against Racism, said racial dlaerimination, controversy Atkny stirred up the Ilovernment recently The 38-year-old Zi~. last month, by saying transported five of the babweRhedsslan-burn . - • publicly that his department women to Buffalo, N.Y., to vestigator said represen, has problems with some file new Immigration papers i~.tlves, of 36 countries will be ,. immigration officers at ports and~ "tlieW linmedl-,-,,, ram.o! .the.f~eral govern- o~ entry ?who' di~riminete broUght ~,,'.m ,,.,,~,'"d.' ~+e~,t:S-,KeJ.+u~.~ to !~ ~e aga~hg~ vliible.~lnorltlss i,n~,,,,~;'.~' ...."" ..... " silt through policy direc- new immigrants" -- ' te~[~nica'livr t,[~itt~"~, w tlvm, memorandums, and. Mawande bolds the view deportation order• ~e regulations that are that ff patterns of racist woman now have the mints- suspected of containing ra- practices exist, they ter's permits to stay in elally-blened instructions to probably result from in- Canada until their landed I A Lions pancake breakfast in Terrace Saturday helped a crippled child immigration officers. structions from the top and immigrant status la of- ~ I . " / ' • ' , Photo by Brian Gr~ The immigration depart- that "it would be futile to'go ' tidally granted, Roach said ment, under the defeated after individual names (of in an interview. Liberal government and now immigration officersl." The other two women were under the Progressive At the same time, he said sent bank to Jamaica but are Conservatives, has refused the Individuals responsible to be allowed to re-enter for about a year to let the for writing, issuing and Canada, with their children, i: Alaska 0il may be lost implemantiag racist policies under a "ln"lar . commission • examine "its documents and staff for evi. should be held accountable arrangement• WASHINGTON(AP)--An dispute him. ~ . .production began nearly two Doseher's assessment of production to 1.5 million for them. • expert on Alaska's oil says dance Of racism. This action Is regarded by ~e~l, te~]oseSL~t:u m'ay Todd Deeche~',:.wb~' has ... years ago. the situation was challenged barrels a day next summer. • The Liberals took the • Meanwhil e, the federal oommlaslon representatives studied Alaska's huge oil "'This bodes badly for by opokesmen for the state of " Doscher said any government is quietly Y oh as reservoir for the Alaska America's future," said matter to court, hoping to as both a victory and a Alaska and the oil companies production increase would fend off the investigation for resolving the complaint of setback. While pressure two blilion barrels of oil from legislature for two yearn, Doschei', a ..petroleum operating the North Slope result in a further decline in racism that originally the country's largest crude said premure in some North mglneerin8 profemor at the good. But the matter was not from the enmmlulon ap- facility, pressure. prompted'the commlaalSn to peers to have given the .oilreservoiratPrudiobBay, Slope ell wells has dropped University of Southern resolved and Conservative seek an investigation. lilt those producing the oil "at an alarmingrate!' since. California. In a telephone interview, He said th'e oil companies Immigration Minister lion women a home in Canada, it i ' . Doscher said that unless the could avoid any sizeable ~tl Atkey said recently he plane The complaint came from also pulls some evidence of operators flood the reservoir loss by flooding the reservoir to pick up where the Liberals seven Jamaican women who discrimination from under with water and halt plans to with ~water, a routine loft off. were ordered deported, from the commlesion's feet. sellPrudhoeBnynaturalgen procedure, but he said it Toronto, after years of .When the co'art challenge Skylab plans underway "there could be a loss of two would take three years to Miwende said the majority against the ¢oombmlon in. of about 40 complaints of Working as household ByTIIECANADIANPRE&8 world, including Canada, But the city; located In billion barrels of oil." build a flooding facility. domestic,, on grounds they vestigatlon resumes, the racial discrimination the government may argue that Sir Isaac Newton's have made plafis in ease Walilngto'n County, may be Spokesmen 'for Atlantic ARCO's Brenhsn said such commission plans to in- made false statements to dlxeovery that what goes up, Skylab drolm inside their wasting its money with the gain entry to Canada. The the Jamaican women case. Richfield Co. confirmed alplant is planned but could vestigate were made against was settled and therefore Is must come down springs'to borders. premium, Skylab has Doseher's finding that not be built and put in me the immigration department saran were among a group of mlnd as precautions, are The city of Guelph/Ont., hmn prohibited from falling about 5O such women. not relevant anymore pressure drops of 180 pounds before 1964. -- "all kinds of atreclona commission spokesmen say. revealed for the falling of may be best equipped to l'.t the .county. per square inch have been In a report prepared for things; it's simple in- mtylab this week. ' . handietheprecariousSkylab . Recently, county co~nc.il The women never denied The commission is a quasi- recorded in some wells on the Alaska : legislature, eredlble." they made false statements ~dielal body appolqted by The U.S. National situation. : passed a resolution banning the eastern side of the giant Doscher predicted total oil Among them are departs- -- by failing to declare that recovery at Pruclhoe Bay me federal government It : Aerenantlca and Space Thecity's downtown board Skylsb. It has not mentioned field. •, siena, denials of visas, deten- they bad dependent children has powers to impose fines Administration predicts that ofmanagemant ban obtained bow it intends to enforce the could be as low as 21 per cent siena and harassment of back home- but said the "Pressure in the entire of the total amount of the oil and to order compensation it will likely re-enter earth's a $1-mlllIon accident policy ruling.