VICTORIA — A Monday
Meeting between Minister
of Education Jack
Heinrich and Larry
Kuehn, president of the
B.C. Teachres Federation,
hasn’t cleared up the
dispute beetween the two
sides.

Kuehn and Heinrich,
meeting for the first time
since the end ofa a three-
day walkout by most
teachers throughout the
province, left a three-hour

VANCOUVER —
Sentences of up to 30
years in jail for conspiracy
to import cocaine are sen-
ding shock waves through
Canadian legal circles.

The sentences were
handed to four men in
B.C. Supreme Court
Monday.

John David Kerr, 32,
was sentenced to 30 years
in jail. Richard Bertram
Farrant, 33, received 20

TRIPOLI — Hundreds of
Lebanese fled this coastal
city in the early part of the
week during a cease-fire
between battling Palestin-
ian Liberation Organiza-
tion factions.

There was Iittle to
celebrate in the city — or
in other parts of the coun
try -- as Lebanon

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Meeting still far apart on
major issues.

Primary among those is
what will happen to an
estimated $18 million that
was saved by the govern-
ment during the strike by
teachers.

The government wants
to use the money to pay
for three extra days of
schooling this year to
make up for those lost to
the strike.

Crack down
on cocaine

years. George William
Howard, 38, who fled
during the trial, was
sentenced in absentia to 20
years and Richard An-

~(rews, 26, was sentenced
to eight years.

Defense lawyers said
they would appeal the
sentences while police of-
ficials in Vancouver ex-
pressed some pleasure that
the courts were cracking
down on cocaine.

The end near
for Arafat?

celebrated its 42nd an-
Miversary of indepen-
dence.

PLO forces under the
direction of Abu Moussa
and backed by Syria have
kept up a fierce shelling of
Tnpoh as they close a
deadly mng of fire on
Yassar Arafat who has
pledged to make hus final
stand in the city

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North Shore News

atm cisCe Silver Harbor faces wait
outside...

for word on finance aid

NORTH VANCOUVER City will consider giving
financial help to the Silver Harbour Centre for

semior citizens.

A motion to do this at a Ci-
ty policy meeting next
January was unanimously
carried Monday.

In keeping with the provin-
cial government’s restraint
program, the centre, which
offers ‘‘a range of social ser-
vices, recreational and health
programs’’, was notified that
their community grant of

$114,000 would be ait on
March 29, 1984.

The motion, put forward
by Ald. Ralph Hall, followed
a letter put before council
from the United Way of the
Lower Mainland requesting
joint City and District fun-
ding for the facility.

The motion also suggested
that the Ministry of Human

Resources consider continu-
ing funding the Silver Harbor
Centre until the end of 1984,
so that the City of North
Vancouver _has sufficient

tributed a sum of money. He

said it was then understood
that the municipality was not
to be involved in the ‘‘day-
to -day”” cost of the centre.

**We should not take this
over too easily, or we will
have to cut something else
out of our budget,’’ said
Raymond.

Bur Ald. Hall said that
**five or six years ago’’ the re-
cent provincial budget cuts
couldn’t have been an-
ticipated. ‘“We can’t walk
away from this,”” he said.

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