inquiring
reporter
Elizabeth Collings

10 - Weduesday, October 25, 1989 - North Shore News

BRITISH PRIME Minister Margaret Thatcher is once

again the lone voice of dissent among the Commonwealth
nations. At the Commonwealth summit in Kuala Lumpur
this week, Thatcher signed a joint statement saying sanc-
tions against South Africa should continue, contradicting
her earlier position. But she infuriated the other 48 heads

of state when only hours later she issued a statement say-

ing that sanctions don’t work. She said sanctions hurt
South Africa’s poor and will ruin the country’s economic
structure. However, supporters of sanctions say interna-
tional economic pressure is the only way to force changes
to the apartheid structure. Inquiring Reporter asks:

R. Marsh

Miles Willetts Rory Leveiile Kelly Whitney Evans

Surrey North Vancouver North Vancouver Squamish

No. I don’t think an eco- Sanctions don’t always I think sanctions are Yes, | believe sanctions
nomic sanction is that work. There’s not much starting to work. The do help. It’s been proven

strong a suggestion from
other governments to
convince South Africa to
change its political strat- I
epy. tions.

PORT’S INDIAN ARM PLAN
Recreation study discussed

THE VANCOUVER Port Cor-
poration (VPC) has scheduled a 7
p.m, to 9:30 p.m. open house to-
night at Seycove Secondary School
to allow North Shore residents to
view the preliminary findings of
the corporation’s marine recre-
ation study of Indian Arm and the
eastern Burrard Inlet.

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Resource Use Study was initiated
by the VPC in response to growing
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pressure is definitely be-
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they

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they were helping,

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cause a
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lot more
the

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