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months will be funded in
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to. a reduced operating

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~ MONTREAL (UPC) -
Jacques and Louise
Cossette-Trudel were
sentenced Tuesday to two
years less one day — a
sentence which will spare
them. being sent to a
federal prison — in the
1970 terrorist kidnapping

of British Diplomat James
Cross.

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The Cossette-Trudels

became the first persons.
to admit guilt in the Cross
kidnapping after they
pave up an eight-year
exile and flew home from

two years’

Paris last December to
voluntarily face charges.

“Imprisonment must be
necessary bécause the
court must. maintain a
Standard against kid-
napping,” Mayranud said

. in his judgement.

“The court would
create a dangerous
precedent if there were
no jail term,” the judge
said, adding that it was
essential for —foreign
countries to know—that
their diplomats are safe in
Canada.

Tanks guard ©

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan
(UPD « Soviet-built tanks
that crushed an attempt

by Moslem rebels to oust
Afghanistan’s pro-Mosc-

ow regime guarded
strategic points
throughout the capital

Kabul, Tuesday ready to

smother any further
rebellion.

Troops loyal to,
President Noor

SEATTLE (UPI) Ten
Canadians have been
found guilty of

trespassing on the U.S.
Navy’s Trident nuclear
submarine base, and.
placed on one year’s
probation.

Visiting U.S. Circuit
Court Judge Robert
Takasugi of Los’ Angeles
Monday. said he was
“frustrated” and = un-
comfortable with finding
the defendants guilty, but
said he had no choice

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Mohammad Taraki
-backed by tanks and MiG
jet figh ‘ Masned” the
revolt by badly ' armed
Moslem tribesmen in four

hours Sunday.
Travellers reaching

New Delhi and _ the

Pakistan border capital of

Peshawar said about 600
people were killed in
Street fighting in the
ancient capital.

Nuclear protesters
get probation

The nine men and one
woman, members of the
Vancouver-based Pacific
Life Community, were
charged with climbing the
fence June 9 and 10 at the
base under construction
in Bangor, Wash. All but
one waived legal counsel
and defended themselves.

Takasugi ordered the

defendants {to complete
100 hours. of commiunity

More European
missiles planned

WASHINGTON (UPI)
The U.S. administration
is sounding out NATO
allics about stationing up
to 600 advanced nuclear
missiles on their soil to
counter the Soviet
Military threat, officals
said Tuesday.

The officials said initial
reaction to the soundings
were positive and further
discussions will follow

within NATO councils

this fall.

Under a
SALT II,
States

the
may not

United

December 31, 1981.
if the protocol
extended, the United
States would be free to do
SO.

But

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portion of
test or
deploy ground-launched

cruise missiles until after

is not

He says that such a house,
which would run largely for
women to be able to escape
with their children from the
turmoil of their ‘home lives
while making arrangements.

- have to pick up any shortfall.

a a

for it themselves,” he says.

for more permanent ac-
commodation, should be Abma’s ‘attitude on the
open in October. need for such a house has
. _ Changed drastically since
The shelter society is last November when he said
_ already eyeing a five no funding would be given
- bedroom house in North Van because thé need had not
City for a 10-bed unit beensufficiently shown.

and Abma feels they should

be able to go ahead and rent
it He says of the overla ap

period - since —Chesterfie
House: closing as a tran-
saction house: “Until now
most of them (battered
wives) have been looking
after themselves or going to
Vancouver or _ staying
temporarily in hotels.”

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But he stresses that the
permanency of the home
will be dependent upon how ~
heavily the home is used.

He says the home will
operate on a six-month trial

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Howe Sound traffic, urged
that “ every political pressure
necessary” should be used to
get the facility moved to the
~Sea Island area.

FROM PAGE A1

Later in September the
municipality will mail a
detailed summary of the plan

to every West Van “Infill” devel pment was
household. This will be gesirable, said ‘the com-
followed in mid-October by mission, and should be

public hearings at which
West Van citizens will have a
final chance to contribute,

engouraged compared to the
development of new areas.

comment and_ criticize 0

before the plan is formally _, Meanwhile, the report ofa

adopted by council. Citizens’ brains trust held
The “aging Scrooges”

image of West Van-
couverites was sparked in
part by an_ introductory
bulletin on the community
plan issued 14 months ago by
the previous council.

The bulletin noted that
West Van was “an aging
community,” with 34 per
cent of its population over
the age of 50 anda sharp
decrease in the number of
children under 10.

Although the need to
encourage younger families
to jive in the municipality
was recognized, the various
reports from. me catizen groups
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of growth control.

“The unfortunate reality,”
said planning director Dr.
Bob Collier at the time, “is
that the great majority of the
citizens see zero growth as
an ideal. What we have put
together so far is too
moderate for many.”

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Van Advisory Commission,
carried in the bulletin,
recommended that “Tourists
should not be encouraged to
visit West Vancouver nor
should park or waterfront
facilities be particularly
advertised for non-
municipal! residents’ use.”

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The commission also
called the B.C. Ferry ter-
minal at Horseshoe Bay “an
imposition on the com-
munity” and, apart from

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the full operating expenses'_tTesponsibile

Shelter society will budgeting decision.

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He feels. that rater than
“having to turn people away,
‘the society may have dif-
ficulty in filling the beds in
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Even now is not certain ; as

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The North Shore Shelter

Society had requested both a.

transition.house - for people
who are in the process of
changing their homes - and
an emergency shelter - for
people who suddenly
become hémeless and need
accommodation on a short-
term basis.

However, a: home
specifically designed as an
emergency Shelter. requires
more staff to operate and
proportionately higher
funding, So Abma says the
one house which is to open
will have to fill both needs
initially, although the
demand for accommodation

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earlier in 1978 further un-
derlined the apparently
insular outlook of many
residents. “Leave the (Lions

Gate) bridge alone,” it
declared. “Make it hard to”
getinto the municipality.’

Following the publication
of the June 1978 bulletin
several community forums
were held to obtain ad-
ditional input for the draft
community plan, and last

to whether the problem of  -

battered wives on the North
Shore is sufficient to keep
the house full on an ongoing
basis. ye

“We have one such house
in Coquitlam and that took
three months to fill up and
now it’s not fully utilized
again,” he says. He adds that
many wives who are leaving
their husbands prefer to go
to a different community,
such as Vancouver, to avoid
being found.

Of that situation, Abma

“says of the North Van house:

“We feel perhaps if we don’t
immediately fill it up we will -
use Vancouver people
because some North Shore
people may still want to go
to Vancouver or
Coquitlam.”

November a new mayor and
council inherited the task of
bringing it to completion.

-Three months from now,
when everyone has had a last
chance to kick the cat, the
plan will finally become the -
firm blyeprint for West
Vancouver’s foreseeable
future. Only then will it be
possible to judge how far the
“aging Scrooges” picture of
this envied community is
fact — and how far fichon.

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