: Dear Editor:

. Doug Collins is a good
columnist and in that capac-
ity it is understandable that
she fight and defend many
causes. Because of the in-
fluence of such a public po-
“dium, however, it is impor-
tant he not permit the power
of.. his typewriter to suf-
focate his reasoning or basic
integrity.

“In his column of. March
29th, he quotes Section. 177,

+ subject. of’ your so-called
‘Sunshine Girl’.

Are: these women paying
» you for. advertising , space?
* They must be; 2s we cannot

but in doing so his clever
typewriter took over and
italicized “to a public inter-
est”. If he would examine
without bias Section 177, he

would italicize what really is.
the issue in the Zundel case, '

and indeed is noticeably ab-
sent in the extracts from the
edict of fascist leaders in Ita-

ly in 1924 which he com-.
pared with Canadian law.

Section 177 in full, altered
only to put emphasis where
it really applies and is mean-
ingful, is:

believe that you find these

people. attractive!. Each
week, we notice the photo
and roll our eyes just ignor-
ing your semi-pornographic

photos. March 20th’s photo

was however the last straw!
“Debbie” is neither smiling
nor frowning, her hair-is a

mess and she fooks like .a

cheap’ hooker advertising her

“DECENT |: photos
obviously you have a‘iong

“Everyone who wilfully
publishes a statement, tale or
news that he knows is false
and that causes or is likely to
cause injury or mischief to a
public interest is guilty of an
indictable . offence and is
liable to imprisonment for
two years.”

If Doug Collins truly
believes the world is fiat, let
him proclaim his belief to
the world ... or at least to
the free world. But if the
Zundels of this free world
know they fie when they

services! It terrible
photograph!

COME. ON North Shore
News,- if: you’ve run out of
(which

is a

time ago) just ‘cancel the
space, or better yet, replace
it with a. crossword
puzzle—that would be much
more appealing. to. ‘the. -eye

wilfully publish and pro-
claim, then they violate a
fundamental _ responsibility

that comes with freedom of

speech.

I too will defend your
right to say what you believe
+ but don’t let me find out
you don’t really believe it,
and that you are maliciously
and deliberately distorting
the facts against the public
interest. We have a fair law
to handle people like that..
Clare F, Way
West Vancouver

iris. ‘tacky’

‘and to the mind!

. One: last cotnment, if we

may'please, these. photos are

tacky and do not, belong in
“Canada’s -Number. One
Suburban

News really represents.

- Ann Larsen -
Mark Prokopetz_

North Vancouver

ICBC does have ‘bottom | line’

accurate ‘reporting,
correspondent Dr.:
Grubel. would. -be. wise to

check: the. facts before iden-

a tifying ICBC in his criticism
: of public sector ' salary levels

- “Phone déreguiation - o
ind: .bonus’’, March 22).

your.

Herbert. “

AS survey - conducted late
last* year. by © the,’ . Public

"Employers" Counci of B.C.
-shows «that.” ’ private’: sector."
‘salaries™ are,
marginally ahead of those at

battle of
| behemoths

million on political action. ‘lt os
sent $40 thousand..to El >

e battle of the .

.C./ Education

Ministry “against: -B.C:
achers’ Federation - Big

overnm nt, against ‘Big

: you - will. The

ag. The Federa-

a geleve
psn million in. dues. to

ts ‘Vancouver office ‘alone.

And ‘there are dozens of
locals, many of them: with
uil-time staff: ;
‘In 1984 > the Teachers’
Federation spent close to Sl

The ©

province-wide, :

‘Salvador to help: ‘teachers
: there. ° :

Where does ° this’ money ©
come = from? Every public

‘schoo! teacher-in:B.C.- pays

upwards. of $500 annually in~

in’ fact,

“the Insurance Corporation.
“Wages -of 11 ICBC’: union .
f salary groups’ were compared “

with: :’ similar positions»
ri ‘sector ° “companies,

including: major. banks,: for-

estry and ‘manufacturing in-
dustries and. computer com-
panies. The results show that
the average private sector

. salary .was. $29,352, higher

than -ICBC's average of
$28,686 for comparable
jobs. .

Dr. Grubel is also mis-
leading when he infers that

fees to fight: for: the cause. §

. Earning: an average: salary.”
plus benefits .of:.more* than.

$40 thousand ‘a year,~ ‘$500

may not seem much.’ But, |

‘multiplying it /30 thousand >
: fold turns up a’ mighty ‘cam-".
‘paign fund. No: wonder B.C.
taxpayers havea. ‘battle on .
their hands,» >

‘Hon, Jack Davis, M. L: A.”

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