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Soviets accused
of ‘dumping’

SUDBURY, Ont. -
Federal Mines Minister
Judy Erola Friday ac-
cused the Soviet Union of
dumping nickel on
European markets, a
traditional source of
buyers for Inco Ltd.
which has extended its
13-week shutdown to
three months due to weak
demand and low prices.
“The fact of the matter is
that we are getting a good

deal of dumping from the
Russians. They have put a
great deal of nickel out

there (on the European
market),” said Ms. Erola,
who represents the

federal riding of Nickel
Belt.

“If they continue to
dump on the market, we
will have an increasingly
serious problem on our
hands,” Ms. Erola told a
news conference.

invincible
comes home

PORTSMOUTH, Engla-
nd - i Queen
Elizabeth and Prince
Philip reunited with their
son Prince Andrew, the
aircraft carrier Invincible
returned Friday to a
thunderous welcome that
wrote a jubilant end to
the Falkland Islands war.

The queen, her
husband and Princess
Anne had a private
reunion in the captain's
cabin with 22-year-old
Andrew, third in line for
the throne, who shared

all the duties and dangers
of a helicopter pilot flying
from a ship the Argen-
tines claimed repeatedly
to have sunk or damaged.

So fantastic was the
welcome that Queen
Elizabeth brought out her
own camera and snapped
away.

A vast squadron of
smali craft escorted the
19,500-ton carrier into a
foggy harbor filled with
flags, hats and faces
painted with the red,
white and blue stripes of
the British flags.

Israelis hope for
year of peace

TEL AVIV, Israel - Isracl
ushered in the Jewish
New Year of 5743 today
with its army occupying
an Arab capital for the
first time, its national El
Al airline grounded and
prices double those of a
year ago.

“We want our soldiers
back home,” President
Yitzhak Navon said in a
speech on the eve of Rosh
Hashanah. He echoed the
feclings of most Israclis
that all problems were

secondary to that of
attaining a peaccful
Middle East.

But as Israelis rushed
to stock up on food for
family gatherings during
the two-day holiday that
begins at sundown today,
Isracli soldiers were
shoring up positions in
west Beirut, the first time
they have occupied an
Arab capital.

The Lebanon war, in its
fourth month, has made
the northern border
secure from  Palestinc
Liberation organization
shelling for the first Rosh
Hashanah in more than a
decadc.

Firefighters
walk off job

HALIFAX Halifax
firefighting cfforts were
left in the hands of 14
scnior officern and a
handful of civilian
voluntecn on “firewatch”

patrols Friday = after
ircfighters walked out
for the second ume to
three ycarm

While Mayor Ron
Wallace and Fire Chief

Ronald Horrocks assured
the

city’s 118,000
residents there would be
adcqguatc protection

during the strike, neither
would offer details of the
city’s contingency plan

Wallace said he had

been assured “outside
help was available” in the
event of a major fire,
adding the main issuc tn
the strike
control of
department
management of
umon ”

“We are aot going into
all the detail of the
contingency plan,”
Wallace told reporters
“The public has con
fidence in the people they
have clected and when
they give that assurance
they won't be demanding
details of our contungency
plon

thes fire
the

the

“was who has |

NORTH VANCOUVER City
is facing a full scale space
invasion unless it comes up
with a policy on amusement
arcades, Director of
Development and Licensing
Services Frank Morris

. warned Monday night.

As of September 9 there
were 98 amusement
machines and 26 pool tables
in the City, Morris said in a
report, and there are
proposals before City staff to
add another 54 machines.

But staff has withheld
pranting business licences to

‘the. people who want to
operate new arcades until it
gets direction from council.

Morris noted that council
came up with a draft
amusement bylaw last year

Alternative school
planned for N. Van

A NEW se alternative
elementary school program
is being introduced in North
Vancouver this fall.

The program is being
established by the Northwest
Montessori Society with the
help of a $10,000 grant from
the Vancouver Foundation.

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that would limit the number
of machines in a certain
floor space. That bylaw was
shelved after spirited op-
position from arcade owners
and some of their customers.

Alderman Stella Jo Dean
failed in her attempt to
revive that bylaw Monday
night, but she did get council
to agree to refer the arcade
question to her Police Liason
Committee. She will get the
RCMP chief to comment on
any problems with the ar-
cades at the committee's
next meeting, Monday,
September 20 at 9:00 a.m.,
she promised.

Dean said arcades are.
potential trouble spots
because crowds of young
people congregate at them,

PSiece its formation in
1943, the Vancouver
Foundation has provided
more than $52 million in
assistance to registered
societies in the areas of child
welfare, liealth services,
education and culture.

In 1981 the Foundation
distributed more than $8.9
million to several hundred
groups throughout the

$219.

which is “not helping our
people i in our municipality or
merchants.”

City getting spaced out

applications for business
licences before City staff,
one for an arcade at 5
Lonsdale, and the other for
one at 134 West 16th Street.
A third application is

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