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trike shuts down

northeast mills

VICTORIA - The © strike
by provincial government
employees claimed its first
private sector victim early.

Picket lines set up by
B.C. Government
Employee Unson
represented log scalers at
two sawmills in the north-
east of the province led to
cancellation of day shifts
as the strike took effect
Tuesday.

Meanwhile, the 35,000

Mixed reaction to

government employees are
in place at thousands of
sites across the province.
In the Lower Mainland
there are 400 sites that are
behind pickets.

The first picketers went
to work at a minute after
midnight on Oct. 31 and
were joined by others at
the start of what would
have been normal working
hours.

peace initiatives

OTTAWA-Prime
Minister Pierre Trudeau’s
attempts to become a
mediator in the impasse
over east-west arms reduc-
tion has been met with
mixed reviews.

Neither American nor
Russian officials appear
impressed with Trudeau’s
decision to involve himself
in the question of arms

GRENADA . Life on this
tiny Canbbean island 1s
teturning to normal.
Confirmation that a
mistake led to a jet fighter
attack on a mental
hospital and resulted in
the deaths of some
cmihans has not appeared
to change the relief Garena
dians feel about the ar
rival of the Americans
But world opinion con

tinues to be strongly
against the Ametman ac

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control, announced 10 a
speech in Guelph, On-
tanio, last week.

One Washington com-
mentator has suggested
the cool response to
Trudeau’s overtures is
because the Canadian
prime minister is, in ef-
fect, asking Ronald
Reagan to ‘‘stop. being
Reagan’’.

ution in leading the inva-
sion of the island.

While the U.S. govern-
ment maintains the inva-
sion was designed to pro-
tect Americans trapped in
the island by a bloody,
left wing coup, a Cana-
dian diplomat said Mon
day thal arrangements
had been made to aurlift
foragners off the islands
before the invasion took
place.

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NEWS photo Eric Eggertson
THEY OPENED the Derek Inman Integrated Playground at Delbrook Centre Saturday and three-year-old Nickolas

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