A16-Wednesday, September 24, 1980 - North Shore News

UNITED NATIONS (UPI) -
Canadian External Affairs
Minister Mark MacGuigan
delivered scorching attacks
on South Africa and the

Soviet Union Monday for

their resistance to U.N.
efforts to lessen tensions in
Africa and Asia.

Speaking on the first day
of the 35th General
Assembly debate, he singled
out South Africa for par-
ticular scorn.

“Where is there greater
evidence of resistance to
change than in the per-
petuated insult which South
Africa represents to any
human being who cares
about human dignity,”
MacGuigan asked the
packed assembly chamber.

“A minority of whites still
totally dominates a majority
of blacks through
repression, and a society and

system rooted in racist
supremacy. This‘is not in any
form and it never will be.
South Africa must recognize
the inevitability of change.”

MacGuigan said the world
viewed the Soviet invasion of
Afghanistan with ‘‘the
deepest and most troubled
apprehension.”

“The process of East-West
detente, of vital importance
to the world community, is
now undermined,. .world
peace is itself more fragile,
confidence about intentions
is mow shaken, = non-
alignment is certainly now in
jeopardy,” he said.

MacGuigan castigated the
Soviet-backed invasion of
Cambodia two years ago by
Vietnamese troops as
cynical in the extreme.

“There again, the in-
vasion of a small nation by a
powerful neighbor, to im-

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TYLER, Texas (UPI) -
Survivors of Dallas L.
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casket company, charging
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Mrs. Rawlinson and her
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AT-OPENING. OF U.N. DEBA TE
anada scornful
of South Africa

pose its solution, its views,

its regime. There again, an
outpouring of refugees
looking to the world for
survival.

“Is this what some leaders
call Realpolitik? Strike when
you can, take what you can?
What cynicism.”

- MacGuigan was more
cautious in his references to
Palestinian Arab rights and
made no mention of

nationhood.
He emphasized sovereign,
territorial integrity and

independence of every state,
“including Israel to live in
peace within secure and
recognized boundaries, must
remain a corner stone” in a
Middle East solution.

“There must also be
recognition of the legitimate
rights of the Palestinian
people. Like other peoples,
they are entitled to political
expression with a defined
territory, and to par-
ticipation in the negotiating
process.”

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1980 TAX SALE

PURSUANT TO Section 459(1) of the Municipal Act, the District of North Van-

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The 1980 Annual Tax Sale will be held in the Council Chambers of the District of
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1980. The following properties will be included in the sale untess the delinquent taxes
plus interest are sooner paid:

LIST SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

LEGAL DESCRIPTION STREET ADDRESS
D.L. BLK. LOT LOT PLAN

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553 12 2 1943 715 East 11th Street

626 4 6 33 3528

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1417 3 16 5679
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