CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) -
The Socialist Labor
Party, in the first an-
nounced opposition,
Tuesday protested the
presence of the deposed
shah in Egypt.

The party is a leftist
group headed by Ibrahim
Shukry with 30 seats in
the 392-seat Parliament.

The party’s weekly
Newspaper Al Shaab said:
“We do not welcome the
shah on Egyptian soil in
order to spare Egypt the
burden of protecting him
from his own people who

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LONDON (UPI) - The
British Olympic
Association Tuesday
voted to accept Moscow’s
invitation to the Olympic
Games, flouting a
government § recom-
mendation to support the
U.S. boycott.

BOA. chairman Sir
Denis Follows said the
decision was taken in the
interests of competitors
who had to maintain their
training while uncertain
about their chances of
going to Moscow.

The government im-
mediately said it seriously
regretted the decision

WASHINGTON (UPD
- The administration
Tuesday accused Cuba of
directly assisting com-
munist groups and leftists
guerrillas with men and
weapons to help over-
throw the ruling centrist
junta of violence plagued
El Salvador.

Officials from the State
and Defense departments
told a house = sub-
committee there is
evidence the Fidel Castro
regime is helping in-

MANILA, Philippines
(UPI) - The Philippine
government has arrested

eight forcigners armed
with submachine = guns
and grenades on

suspicion of plotting to
assassinate Chilean
President Augusto
Pinochet, officials said
Tuesday.

ftists protest
” Shah ‘s move

revolted against him.”

The newspaper also
expressed fear the shah’s
presence in Cairo would
add to “the deterioration
of Egypt’s relations with
the Iranian people.”

Meanwhile, in Tehran,
tens of thousands of
Iranians marched on the
U.S. Embassy protesting
the deposed shah’s move
to Egypt and demanding
the American hostages be
put on trial. Foreign
Minister Sadegh
Ghotbzadeh calls the
shah’s move “a moral
victory for Iran”.

Carter's Olympics
stand rebuffed

and reminded separate
sports federations they
were not bound to accept
it.

But it is understood
that 15 federations
supported the move, with
four urging a post-
ponement and only one
sport, hockey, voting
against the measure.

Earlier Tuesday France
and Austria both strongly
hinted they would ignore
President Carter’s call for
a boycott in what is a
major rebuff tq U.S.
hopes of persuading
Europe’s top sports
nations not to take part in
the Games.

Cuba said aiding
Salvador rebels

filtrate men and weapons
into El Salvador through
its northern neighbour,
Honduras.

“The Hondurans
believe, and our in-
telligence agrees, that
their territory is being
used as a Conduit for men
and weapons into El
Salvador by insurgents
with Cuban support,” said
Deputy Assistant
Secretary of Defense
Pranklin Kramer.

Manila threat
to Chilean boss

Immigration Com-
missioner Edmundo
Reyes said the suspects,
including Japanese, were
arrested Sunday shortly
after their arrival on two
separate flights from the
Middle East.

Pinochet was to have
arrived in Manila
Monday for a state visit.

No physical development
of the Rockwoods Estate
adjoining West Vancouver's
Whytecliff Park will be
undertaken for the next year
if West Van council has its
way.

With one abstention,
council voted unanimously
Monday night to adopt this
course pending an in-
vestigation of alternative
ideas for the educational
and/or cultural use of the
UBC property deeded to the
university by the late Major-
General Victor Odlum.

Alderman Don Lanskail
criticized’ UBC's “bad
judgement” in springing a
controversial subdivision
proposal for the property as
a surprise on council and the
community. The project
would have consisted of 19
dwelling units to be built by
Cressey Development Corp.
which has a purchase option
from the university.

Lanskail moved that a
council decision on the

- application be postponed for

one year in order to give all
parties concerned an op-
portunity to come up with
suggestions for the use of the
estate as an educational
and/or cultural facility.

He proposed that council
should obtain an un-
dertaking from UBC that
nothing be done to change
the status of the property for
that one-year period.

If UBC would not comply
with that request, Lanskail
suggested that the maunici-
pality should rezone the
property for educational
use.

Should no better use for
the property as an
educational/cultural facility
have been found within the

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proceed under _ strict
council contro! by means of
a mandatory development
permit.

Lawyer Jonathan Baker,
representing the Rockwoods
Association of local
residents who have been
fighting the proposed
subdivision, said the
association would support
Lanskail’s resolution.

Alderman David Finlay
stressed that the motion
didn’t mean the community
could just sit back and leave
matters to the university. It
was up to the community
itself, he said, to come up
with ideas for the
educational or cultural use
of the land.

Alderman George
Morfitt, who is a member of
the UBC board of governors,
withdrew from the
discussion. The other

members of council passed
Lanskail's
unanimously.

motion

In a second conflict of

interest situation the
municipal director of
operations, Don Walker,

asked to be excused from

acting as approving officer
for any development on the
property on the grounds that
he lives only four lots away
from the estate.

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