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12 - Wednesdzy, September 20, 1989 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter
Elizabeth Collings

RED ALERT! The red tide of giasnost is washing up on
the shores of tc National Hockey League and some
NHL players are reported to be less than happy. The lat-
est wave of Soviet hockey players swept Igor Larionov
and Viadimir Krutov into the ranks of the Vancouver
Canucks, bringing the total of Soviet piayers to eight.

What do you think of Soviets joining NHL?

Rick Logan

Burnaby

I think it’s great. Why
not? Canadians go and
play NHL — same thing.
If more people have an
attitude like that, itll
make the whole world a
better place.

Roa Wilson

North Vancouver

It’s not a cause for con-
cern. We only want their
best players — a handful.
We already take players
from other places. They’!l
definitely help Van-
couver.

This phenomenon has got some NHI players on the
defensive, claiming that the Sovie: players are taking jobs
from North Americans. However, veteran player Stan
Smyl] ssid in an interview that he heard the same com-
plaints when Swedish players came to the NHE for the
first time. Inquiring Reporter asks:

Greg Wirch

Burnaby

It’s going to be good for
Vancouver— they’ve al-
ready helped sell tickets.
It’s too bad if you’re
North American and
can’t make it. It’s a pro-
fessional sport.

susan Pauley

North Vancouver

I feel there’s kind of a
jealousy problem among
-North American players.
The NHL has a right to

Peter Schlegel

North Vancouver
Whether the owners are
trying to sell more seats
or improve their club, I
still think the jobs should
belong to Canadians. Our recruit wherever they
quality of players is the want — be it America,
best. Canada or Russia.

NVD mayor wants jurisdiction clarified

From page 9
© the question of jurisdiction over
the permit issue
© the inspection criteria and the
cost of a monitoring schedule.

The North Shore Union Board
of Health (NSUBH) had recom-
mended approval of the permit
application subject to ‘‘weekly in-
spections of the site by ap-
propriately qualified District of
North Vancouver personnel.”

Other recommendations by the
NSUBH were that storage methods
comply with federal and provincial
regulations, that storage be only
temporary until a permanent
disposal site be found, and that the
company’s emergency pian be
reviewed to include the handling of

PCBs as a major emergency.

The NSUBH pointed out that
the storage proposals made by the
company comply with both the
Special Waste Regulations of B.C.
and the federal requirements, and
concluded, ‘‘By removing the PCB
capacitors presently in use into a
safer storage site the potential for
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Council also voted to request
that the Waste Management
Branch hold a public information
meeting regarding the application.

Ald. Ernie Crist opposed the
deferral of permit approval. ‘‘Ca-
nadian Occidental should be
allowed to put this hazardous mat-
ter into safe containers as quickly
as possible,’ said Crist.

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