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BELFAST, Northern
Ireland(UPI) - IRA
hunger striker Francis
Hughes died Tuesday on

the 59th. day. of his fast at

the. ‘Maze Prison,
sparking new rioting like
that following the death
of fellow convict Bobby
Sands a week ago. f

Security forces rushed

to predetermined
locations to meet the new
wave of rioters, including
masked gangs of youths.

There were no reports of

‘injuries.

. Within minutes of the

“In nearly three hours of
questioning from at-

VANCOUVER (URC) -
Former. prostitute: ‘Wendy
King has admitted in B.C.
Supreme Court she never
met. Davie E. Fulton,:the .
Supreme Court judge
who. ‘she implied in her
memoirs had once been a
client. co,

‘In a statement read

Monday to the’ court by
. her lawyer . Peter Fraser,

‘Miss King apologised to.

"Fulton and said she’ shad
_ never associated with him’

in any way.:.)
Fulton, , who accepted

the apology, said through ;

his lawyer that his libel |

‘B.C. fish

: “y although: he.came close to
capture several times
before his arrest Jan.2.

‘now’ Fulton

The IRA has. vowed. to

replace ~ each hunger.
striker. as he dies _with
another » ‘volunteer in a
deadly « chain of death that
-will not™ end until IRA

demands are met.

suit would be dropped.

“This libel action has.

its origin in the fact that I
sincerely believed that
the plaintiff, Justice E.
Davie Fulton, was on one
occasion a client of mine
in my professional
capacity as a prostitute,”

Miss - King’s statement
read.
.“Asa result of evidence

recently disclosed to me,
I now realize that I was in
error in believing that I
had ever met Justice
Fulton or that I had
associated with him ‘in
any way.”

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VANCOUVER (UPC) -
Several’ hundred com-
mercial fishermen will
demonstrate outside a
Richmond, B.C. motel
Thursday, when Fisheries
Minister Romeo LeBlanc
meets with the west coast
advisory committee on
fisheries, a fishermen’s
union spokesman said
Tuesday.

Dennis Brown,
spokesman for the United

Fishermen and | Allied
Workers Union, said non-
affiliated trollers would
also protest in Victoria
Wednesday with a sail-in
in Victoria harbour.

The demonstration is to
protest regulations by the
federal Pisheries
Department that the
fishermen’s union claims
are placing hardships on
commercial fishermen.

. West. Vancouver students

are forced to eat their
.Junches. on the floors outside

classrooms because the
secondary schools do not
have adequate lunch room
facilities, two West Van-
couver school board trustees
charged Monday.

Trustees Mark Sager and
John Gregory called for a

'. new board policy that would

designate certain “controlled
lunch areas” where students
could eat.

“Halves of sandwiches

' (canbe found) on carpets in

secondary schools,” Gregory
said, and he added that this
must be “eliminated.”

Sanitary eating con-
ditions, extra janitorial
services required from
having uncontrolled eating
areas, and supervision, are
.the three elements that must

‘be provided, the. ”_Arustees,

argued. -

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is “definitely inappropriate,”
said: Sager.: But. he: said it

_ would be appropriate if the

students: were provided with
chairs to siton.

“It's a major problem,”
district: ‘superintendent Ed
Carlin agreed.”

“West Vancouver has three

equipped with cafeterias,
but. they are often not big
enough.

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“secondary Pe schools : “all

Hillside secondary only
has a 100-seat cafeteria and
ten times as many students
attending.

Having students “eating
lunches in a more reasonable
fashion,” should be the
board’s paramount concern
argued Sager. He said the

gravity of the situation
required an immediate
policy change.

But the discussion bogged
down over the question of
supervising the designated
lunch areas, staffing, and the
impact of a new policy on
elementary schools where
almost no cafeteria space is
provided.

Paddy Boyle, president of
the West Vancouver
Teachers’ Association, said
that opening classrooms for
lunch hour doesn't work.

She said that when she

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would return from her own
lunch and find’ “the walls
decorated with lunches.”
“Maybe we have a bigger
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ticipated,” said Boyle.
School trustees will ref

finding. solutions. Sager
reluctantly agreed to the
formation of a committee
but warned that any stalling
of the problem would only
make it worse.

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