A4- Wednesday, November 3, 1982 - North Shore News

MONTREAL = The Parti
Quebecois © government
.compiled a secret list of
hundreds of ethnic
Quebecérs describing
their backgrounds. and
political . leanings, its
‘author said Tuesday:

The list, compiled by
‘Michel Beaubien, chief of
staff to Quebec Cultural
Communities and Im-

-Migration Minister
Gerald Godin, contains
nam: and brief descrip-

government

on fighting inflation and
unemployment rather
than buying BP Canada
Inc., Conservative energy
critic Harvie Andre told
the House of Commons.

® However, Finance
Minister Marc Lalonde
‘defended the purchase of-
fer. Monday, telling. MP's.
‘that ‘Canadians will:reap

future: ‘profits from- the

ST. JOHN'S ° ~ A New-
foundland judge, who
says police have no right
to demand an individual's
identification without
cause, has acquitted two
men of charges. of
obstruction, assault and

resisting arrest.
Magistrate John P.
Trahey ruled that

resisting what would be
an unlawful, arrest was
not in Atself, a crime.
Trahey |.also said the
assault was simply the use
of “reasonable force” to

WASHINGTON - Chalk-
faced protesters hurled
blood at the Pentagon
Tuesday and chained
themselves across the
building’s entrances in an
Election Day anti-nuclear
protest.

A spokesman for the
Federal Protective Ser-
vice said by mid-morning
28 of the estimated 100
demonstrators were ar
rested on charges of
blocking access to a
government $ facility. A
spokesman for the coali-
ion of groups staging the
protest said two were ar-

secret list

re” than 600-~

‘should spend $350 million |

not a crime

- detail of

public figures and private

citizens as well as more

than 200 organizations.
The descriptions iden-
tify the individuals accor-
ding to ethnic affiliation
and detail their occupa-
iony, political or public

activities.

Some are described as
“sovereignist”, “right-
wing extremist”, “anti-

_Francophone”, while one
former resident of Viet-
nam is listed as a “banker
implicated in a scandal i in
Vietnam in 1974">

‘Instead of “shipping
dividends abroad and
profits abroad forever”
Lalonde said of Petro-
Canada’s proposed pur-
chase, “the profits made
out of these operations
will stay in Canada and
will benefit the Canadian

. people”.

“This purchase will be
financed without asking
for one cent. from the
public treasury or one
cent from the taxpayers
of Canada,” the minister
added.

prevent an unlawful ar-
rest. ;

Defense lawyer
William Collins

ed down last week, was
well researched and

could become part of

Canadian ‘jurisprudence
on interpretation of the
Charter of Rights and
Freedoms. _.

The two men were ar-
rested in a parking lot
after a Royal New-
foundland Constabulary
officer asked one of them
for identification.

U.S. protesters
throw blood

rested for spilling human
blood on the Pentagon’s
steps and a third was
taken into custody for
spilling acid at an cn-
trance.

“They have been hurl-
ing blood, or a blood-like
substance,” said Roger
Stewart, spokesman for
the building protection
35 officers.
“They threw a bottle of it
at the Pentagon's River
Entrance.”

Stewart said some of
the protesters, a mixture
of young and old pcople,
powdered their faces
white.

Said .
Tuesday the ruling, hand-

THE MAIL was even later

. than usual for 22 people who

“had letters mailed ‘to them
‘from the Whytecliffe area of |

West Vancouver Saturday.

In that instance there was incident, which occured at
no damage to the mail and 7:55 p.m. at 18th Street and

neither Was there in the third Queens mailbox.
| DIVERS! =n,
FALL SPLASH

> ~—sSOWs ENDS NOV: 6

firecracker in it frantically
trying to deal with the
smoke. .

And for once it wasn’t the
fault of Canda Post.

The mail was all in a
mailbox at Marine Drive and
Copper Cove Road which
happened to be a target for

Halloween __revell ith -
firecrackers. TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS ~
When West © Van THROUGHOUT THE STORE!!!

firefighters responded to a
call there at. 6:25 p.m.
Saturday they found the
remains of the firecracker -
and 22 pieces of charred
mail. —

The damaged mail was
returned by the fire
department to the post
office.

It was one of three such
calls the fire department
answered. over the weekend.

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