Council Australian NN UNITED “NATIONS (UPI) - The U.N. Security ‘unanimously condemned Israel Friday for :-~bombing an Iraqi. ‘nuclear reactor and said - - Iraq was entitled to compensation. . The resolution, passed 15-0 with U.S. support, also called. on Israel. to refrain from such attacks in the future and place its own - nuclear facilities under supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency. ~ But a call for man- datory sanctions against the “Jewish state was eliminated from the text at the request of the OTTAWA (UPC) - Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser . will visit Ottawa June 29 for talks with Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, the prime minister’s ; offices announced Friday. “The: two: ‘leadets - will discuss . possible -\ links. between. the “Economic ‘Summit, | the. Con- . ‘monwealth heads of state.” ‘September conference in ‘Melbourne and >the conference in Mexico in. July.’ north-south’ United States negotiated for days with Iraq on 4 mutually. ac- _ ceptable approach in the Council’s emergency session. , . Iraq asked Security ~ action after . Council Israel’s’ U.S.-built fighterbombers. struck the Osirak . reactor -outside. Baghdad” ‘on June 7, with 2 000 pound bombs. “In. debate..on the proposal, the United . States called Israel a “valued ally” but said the Israeli attack damaged peace’ prospects in the Middle East. October. Fraser will artive on June 26 for a private weekend in the Ottawa area. It will be his second visit to Canada since the — 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal. A spokesman for the Australian High ‘Com- mission said Fraser will be accompanied by Australian Foreign Minister Tony Steel who will meet with External Affairs Minister Mark MacGuigan. Growth rate slows OTTAWA (UPC) - Canada’s economic growth was slowed to an annual rate of 4.0 percent in the first three months of 1981 by a significant decline in exports to major trading partners, Statistics Canada reported Friday. The federal agency said the gross” national product for the January- March period was only Bani-Sadr half the 8.0 percent annual rate recorded in the final quarter of 1980. A “substantial 5.8 percent drop” in exports provided ‘visible evidence” the tight- money policies of Canada’s major trading nations — especially the United States — dam- pened growth in the economy, it said. in hiding With Iranian’ border guards on full alert to prevent President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr from fleeing the country, top Moslem clergymen Friday blasted = the fugitive chief of state as an anti-Islamic, power hungry liar. Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini, who suddenly turned on the moderate president this month in Bani-Sadr's power struggle with Moslem militants, told the nation Thursday the downfall of “counter revolutionarics” and “western influenced intellectuals” such as Bani-Sadr was near. A senior. official conceded that Bani-Sadr may already have fled the country. which . Angry over union “dic! atorship’ ro. ‘ F 3 an agreement with. To have another union for only 60 employees would not really be a feasible situation. We have two separate unions within our operation so we're saying we do not wish to get involved with any other union,” said Eliwyn. But union spokesman Cooley said it ‘is a “dic- tatorship situation when you are told. which you union must belong to.” Members voted 99 per cent in favor of staying with the IBEW and they are angry " that the board -ruled dif- ferently. The board agreed to the | transfer because it said it was | artifical to separate a small group of transit employees from the rest. “A small group of em- ployees capable of shutting down the entire Metro Transit operation is un- desirable,” said the decision. Yet putting 65 people into a bargaining unit with 3,000 bus drivers isn't desirable either, said Cooley. The SeaBus workers “wouldn't have a say or vote, wouldn't have any input and be overruled by the bus drivers.” And although the LRB thinks that one union will: create “harmonious” labor relations, the workers will be thrust right into a tense situation, he said. ATU members are reportedly taking a strike vote today. Like the IBEW they have been. without a contract since Apr. 1, 1980. “To be shoved into a strike situation with no input is unfair.’’ SeaBus workers want certification with the IBEW because it is a trade union with similar classifications of jobs, said Cooley. 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