10 - Wednesday, June 26, 1985 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter

Barrett F isher

WITH THE HOLDING of 40 American hijack hostages in answer as to what action the United States should take. In-
Beirut by Lebanese Shiite Moslem terrorists for the release quiring reporter asked people on the street: What action

af over 700 Lebanese prisoners in Israel, there is no easy

Marilyn Restrick

North Vancouver
Definitely no negotiations
should be made with ter-
rorists. The U.S. should
let them know what
they've done is wrong,
because if they think they
can get away with it,
they’ try something big-
ger. The U.S. should
retaliate, but it’s hard to
‘know who's definitely
responsible.

Erika Marinovic

Burnaby

The U.S. can't afford to
give in to threats. If the
US. negotiates, they’re
just’ inviting further hi-
jackings — opening door
to every kook. The U.S.
should take a firm stand,
and: withdraw foreign aid
to such countries that
give hijackers assylum.
They should take a tough
stand.

Kerry Dimmock

North Vancouver

1 think the U.S. should
bomb the hijackers, so
they won't think people
from the Western world
are softies.

Marityn Arnold
North Vancouver

I believe in being hardlined.

We cannot acquiesce.

should the U.S. take in the hostage-taking in Beirut?

Lindsay Phiilips

North Vanceuver .
| think it’s serious
because they've already
xilled one person. |
would negotiate and try
to come to some com-
promise. But I’m sure
'srael won't fet all the
prisoners go. I don’t
know,

Subdivision
gets go-ahead

MACDONALD Creek Sub-
division, proposed by Ot-
toman Properties Lid., got
the go ahead from council
Monday evening with very
little opposition.

The subdivision, to be
built above the highway be-.
tween Panorama Estates and
the British Properties, ‘will
house 15 single family dweil-
ings and 16 cluster housing
dwellings.

The proposal, which was
sent to council last fall, was
delayed because of negotia-
tions between the
municipality and the
developers over the donation ~
’ of a park. A public park
with a viewing area will be
provided. :

‘The Ambleside’
Ratepayers’ Association did
express some concern over: -
the increased traffic the
subdivision would create in |
Ambleside, if West. Van :
council did not give con-
sideration to some commer-
cial development-.above the
highway.

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