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Austri 187 the examiner Saturday Sept fliia WINNIPEG tCPl Jonestown Guyana the site of the murdersuicide last November of more than 900 members of the Peoples Temple cult now is market garden says Guyanese politician Christopher Nascimento says the govem ment of Guyana is maintaining the IOnrstowo farm site in the n0rthwest part of the country Thc religious cult was carcfully checked before being allowed to enter the South American country and begin farming he SHES When the thing blew up they were pro ductive agricultural community says the minister withdut portfolio in the government of PriincMinister Forbes Bumahm is supported by another Guyana=based group The House of Israel headed by Rabbi ErannanuelWashington formerly of Nascimentb says his nation is not haven for farout religions sectsalthough his party is supported by another Guyartabased group the House of Israel headed by Rabbi Emmanuel Washington formerly of Cleveland Ohio Unlikethe Peoples Temple tho lloitsc of Israel isIcomprised largely of Guyanese VlrlNNAtlteutcri Less thana year after voting against atomic power by the narrowest of margins in Europes first nu clear referendum Austrians are being forced to consider the wholeiprickly question again Now as thenthe debate is dominated by the brooding concreteandsteel mass of Airs trins firsthuclear power station built at mi of $500 million but never u5ed the plant at Zwentcndorf about 40 kilometres northwest of Vienna vias due to produce 12 billion kiloWatt hoursof elec trinity year about 12 per cent of Austrias current annual consumption chenycarsunder construction it noincs idlc but 305st the government more than $6 million year in upkeep alone If loan repayments are added to this it is dusting almost $73 million annually On Nov last year narrow majority of Austrians voted against nuclearfuture for thccountr after Chancellor Bruno Krcisky had con idcntly staked his political rcpiitationonapositivcresult Kicisky who had argued that nuclear ptmtr was essential for Austrias contihuctl ccoilomic groththad already begun nc gotiziiioiis with Egypt on the possibility of using the tIltMll for storing radioactive ytisti enésitown hOrror now market garden onscoug in nuclear power debate But Nascimentosays it is not unusual for religion and politics to mix in his country where even the established churches also support political parties TWO ISTERMINGIE The intermingling of religion and politics in Guyana has been traditional for years Nascimento was here on twoday visit to italk with some of the 300 to 400 members of Winnipegs Guyanese community Under Guyanese law they may vote in elections cwen if theynow hold Canadian citi7enship said Nascimento He said pranés next election wont likely be held untl11980 In all there are about 20000 eligible Goyanese vOters in Canada said Nascimenio who has already visited Toronto and Ottawa and who plans to be in Montreal onSunday when Guyanas next election is called about 10 per cent of the 300000 to 400000 votes cast are expected to come from outside the country With this in mind Nascimento said the government sends highranking politicians abroad to discuss any Concerns the ex patriates might have about their country of Map The conscrvat ive opposition Peoples Party though supporting atomic power in principle called on its supporters to vote no because of what it called unresolved safety hazards NARROWIK DEFEATEI In the end the government was defeated by less than one per cent of thevote IAnd tharappeared to be the end of the matter consulting company was asked to look into the possibility of either converting the chntcndorf plant into conventional power station which could cost more than building new one from scratch or knocking it down altogether Some antinuclear groups suggested tha Zwentendorf should be promoted as major Itourist attraction billed as The Worlds First Useless Nuclear Plant Kreisky assured voters in general elections last May that if roelectedhe would not revive plans to put the plant into operation and agreed with then Peoples Party leader Josef Taus that the antinucleardecision should be reversed only by twothirds majority in Parliament Yet as one newspaper columnist wrote Zwentcndorf refused to go away Society for liner Matters pronuclear group madc up influential figures from theworld of business finance and politics was set up Try this out forIsize theinew recrbits atRMC the above struggleito complete the harrowing obstacle course otIIfhe college Wednesday afternoon was well worth the el= fort because those who completed the course will be formally accepted as iviombers of the cadet wing this Saturday CP Photo ya v1 563 r51 71 eé+ieelt lie or static CHEVROLETIOLDSMOBILE carol res trip 49 198 hrvi slots and Oi snacriles from out Motors 351 gt with 5170 room comfort and style youve tome to expect 22 Andthe practicalitythatis right for the 1980s Youll find that each is designedto help you mike the most pa r1 PAUL snotov MOTORS inc gig it 233 BradfOrd St II ji3arne 4AAW Oievery minute you drive See and test drive these new tors and trucks or display in OLH Show room 14 L7 FL on sat £14 Detailedseorch An armed British soldier searches under the hood British troops moven into the town in force to carry out security checks on people travelling to Eire for therisit of Pope John Paul II AP Photo TGoVeIrnmenr financed pollsoys Quebec iwoulcl Win referendum QUEBEC if Poll results published Thursday show Quebecers want economic ties with Canada and chance to negotiate constitutional change says the mastermind of the Parti Quebecois govern ments sovereigntyasssociati on option Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Claude Morin said the ole car in the border town of Crossmaglen Friday sampling by Ittll ltcntrc dc Rechcrches stirllpinion Iub liquei of 1016 Qucbcccrs Ialso showed the government would win the constitutional plebiscitc promised for next spring The poll conducted last Junc was commissioned by the gov ernment It seems that according toI these figures wc would win thc rclcicndiiuil said Morin ho is gcncially crtthtcd with in tiodiiciiig the sovcrcigiii=isso cizitioii approach to indcpciiti cncc as well is thcnotion of rcfcrcndiini on the siihjctt Despite his opt iinisin the poll resultslend thcnisclvcs to ii Wlth itIltl oi iiitcrpictations For instance the poll sug gests Zl clcai riniioiity of FIyihchffinpIdne perplexes oir experts LONDON APi Aviation officials puzzled Friday over the riddle of $lmillion plane whose crew of two lay slumped at the controls while their plane drifted for seven hours in cir cles across busy intemational airIlarics It crashed in France killing both men and starting what British newspapers called the flying coffin mystery As pieced together by avia tion officials on both sides of theIEnglish Channel here is what happened The plane took off from Stansted Airport 65 kilometres northeast of London on Tues day and when it failed to make its scheduled pm landing at Exeter in the west of England roiiior ATTENTION SHOPPERS THE CONVENIENT WAY IN TORONTO AT FAIEIE the alarm was raised Radio calls to the plane wciit unanswered British Royal Air Force and French Air Force jets flcvv close alongside and rcportcd seeing the two men aboard mo tionlcss at the controls llowr ever there was nothing they could do to aid the two IIItIl Traffic controllers on both sides of the channel warricd other aircraft and moniiorcd the plane hoping it would not crash in populated area It eventually went down in meadow nmr Nantes France city ofaboul 200000 Killed were Tom Lampitt 48 top British pilot and Capt Fausto Aguiar de Barros Zella of Portugal Lampitt was de Hwy 400 service runs Wednesdoyonly effective Oct 1979 between Borrie Bay St terminal Toronto BUS DEPARTS Continental at 910 uin and 340pm Departs Toronto at l2z30 pm545 pm KEEPTHIS AD FOR REFERENCE éfl moirstiziting the plane andgiv ing instruction in its lllglllllll tudc ttlILilllll ios veteran British govcin lllflll cngmcoring inspcitor Les Siiiitldic was inking part in the olliciol Fririch inquiry into the crash llll ociiiircil alter the pliiu liclicvcil to him been on automaticpilot fall out ol iucl over llriltziiiy llir plziiit was liiiilt twin 4Iillltltl licm iiciilt Supti KingAirguniiirboprop Wc just to not know yhtit hapixncd said Ian Duncan an official oi Britains trade 10 partincnt Ilc dcchncd to comnicnt on Speculation that thc two men may have lost conscioiisncss because ntii lack ol oxygen Qr Qiiclicccrs pictcr maintaining sonic lorni ol aniidian toilcialisni but lllltltl certain ciittlmsliiiiccs would accept soveicigntyviissociation Askctl what their first choice was for lllt fiitiirc of Canada 65 pcrcinl of thc respondcnts fa vorcd sonic sort of federal stalc llnl 25 pci ccnt said they lavorid iiirlcpciidcncc or sover cigiitywassmiation The rest didntknow YICS IU MANDATE Ilut given number of con stitutional options to thbosc from 39 per cent favored re ncwcd tcltrilisiii 20 per cent 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