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th° estminer WEMy A9999 2911979 news roundup Khomeini issues crush orders TEHRAN AP Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has issued new orders to crush the Kurdish rebellion in nor thwest Iran and reports of executions mounted despite peace overtures from the Kurds Khomeini sent Moslem cleric Hosseini Kermani on fact finding mission to Kurdistan Tuesday with orders to crush the outlaws if need be Tehran Radio reported Kurdish sources said 57 Kurds were executed by firing squad in Saqqez on Tuesday in addition to the 51 announced throughout Kurdistan since Khomeinis prosecutor Ayatol lah Sadeq Khalkhali was sent to the region two weeks ago The sources reached by telephone in their stronghold in Mahabad said Khalkhalis tribunals in Saqqez to the south found the 57 guilty of antirevolutionary activities They said the bulletriddled bodies of the condemned were dumped into the street outside the towns garrison as grief stricken relatives gathered around Castro softens campaign HAVANA AP Fidel Castros government under pres sure from Third World moderates is softening its campaign to have the nonaligned states declare the movement the natural ally of Sovietstyle communism informed sources report Although the Cubans have watered down draft resolution they want the 87state nonaligned conference to approve the sources said Castro still will try to push the movement away from an official stance of equidistance between the super powers and closer to Moscows thinking Budget date may be November JASPER Alta CPI Canadians may have to wait until November to find out how the government elected last May plans to deal with the economy and spend their tax dollars VICTORIA CPI Federal fisheries vessels continued to patrol the tuna ground off Vancouver Island today after re ports that to 30 United States boats were continuing to fish in Cana ian waters Eight US fishing vessels left Victoria harbor late Tuesday their holds still loaded with tuna but their destinations unknown Their captains had pleaded not guilty to illegally entering and fishing in Canadian waters and were released when they sted $5000 performance bonds They said they were fol owing the US policy on migratory fish when their boats were seized Wally Johnson federal fisheries manager for the Pacific Vessels patrol tuna grounds region said patrol vessels will continue to watch the boats and other US craft Weve had reports from several sources that there are number of American fish boats in the general vicinity he said Canadian boats have been extremely helpful and we are continuing to solicit their help The boats were allowed to leave with their catches be cause of the high cost of freezing and storing the tuna until the captains next court appearance scheduled for Feb 13 Johnson said The eight boats four from Seattle and four from Califor nia were seized by federal fisheries officials Sunday about 90 kilometres off the northwest tip of Vancouver Island SKIPPERS CHARGED The skippers were charged with fishing for albacore tuna in violation of the Coastal Fisheries Protection Act Penalties under the act include seizure of boat and its catch fines up to $25000 and jail terms of up to two years Meanwhile in Vancouver The Province says Canadian officials will ask the US govemment to persuade the tuna boats to leave Canadian waters while the two countries seek solution to jurisdictional problems involving the lucrative albacore tuna catch The morning newspaper says an unidentified Canadian official said the US government cannot order the boats to leave Canadian waters because they havent broken any US laws The US does not recognize jurisdiction over highly migratory fish such as tuna beyond 12mile limit Canada claims jurisdiction over all speties within its 200mile limit They the fishennenl will be faced with the choice of pursuing their potential fishing interests and facing the real potential of arrests or of waiting day or two with the very good possibility that they could reenterwith permission the official said BUILDING HELPS GNP The Economic Council of REV EDWARD CROSSLAND Professor of Dogmatic Theology and Sacred Scripture at St Augustines Seminary Toronto for 10 years died Aug at the age of 74 at Ilfracombe North Devon England where he is buried Father Crossland was born in Barrie eldest son of the late William Crossland phar macist for many years on Dunlo St East His mother was ormerly Mary Moran They were prominent citizens of Barrie Mr Crossland died in 1955 and Mrs Cmssland in 1958 Father Crossland received his education at St Marys School and Barrie Collegiate Central then at St Augustines Seminary and was ordained Catholic priest June 91934 In postgraduate studies in Rome he received the degrees of Doctor of Theologv and NOMINATED STIMES Actor Laurence Olivier was nominated for the Academy Award eight times and won once for his 1948 performance in Hamlet obituary Licentiate in Sacred Scripture After two years in Chancery work parish and teaching he joined the Royal Canadian Air Force as Chaplain in 1942 served in Canada England and Italy until his release in 1946 From 1946 to 1956 he taught Dogmatic Theology and Sacred Scripture at St Augustines seminary In 1956 he was ap pointed Pastor of St Lukes Church Thomhill Due to heart trouble he resigned his parish in June 1966 and resided at St Josephs Morrow Park Toron to In April 1970 he retired to live in Britain Father Crossland is survived by two sisters Mrs Robert Enjoy The Clifton Ethell of Barrie and Mrs John Holden Genevievel of Shanty Bay and one brother Dr Alfred Crossland of Barrie Besides parents he was predeceased by one sister Rita Davison and three brothers Charles Jack andGeorge During his postgraduate work Father Crossland guided writer Gregory Clark in his assignment for the installation of Pope PiUS XII in 1939 He at tended Angelicum University in Rome For the funeral Mass at ll fracombe England the con Celebration was served by nine priests Canadian National Exhibition Avord traltic and parking problems Travel the relaxed worry free way GO BY BUS TRAVELWAYS DIRECT DAILY SERVICE TO THE ONE ONLY 10 Canada says every $100 million spent on construction generates $lmillion increase in the countrys gross national prod uct MEILUN DT DEHTURE THERAPIST lochdes Return Trarisponation And Gomral Admissron Finance Minister John Crosbie told reporters Tuesday that his budget could be as late as November Parliament is due to sit Oct Crosbie said it would be very much to our advantage if the question of the domestic price ofoil was settled before he draws up his budget Fossilized footprints to be cast HALIFAX CPI Fossilizea footprints of what is believed to have been large amphibian that walked mudflats 350 million years ago near presentday Hantsport NS will be cast in plaster for the Nova Scotia Museum team of experts will visit an area Thursday containing 27 footprints to make molds of the impressions left 150 million years before dinosaurs walked the earth Hantsport is an Avon River community about 80 kilometres northwest of Halifax The river flows into Minas Basin and eventually the Bay of Fundy US fishermen leave Law Court Building after ap pearing in court in Victoria BC on charges of fishing in Canadian waters Skippers lawyer and Crown Counsel talk as fishermen leave building CP Photo HIT THE WHEELS Tues Wed Thurs Sun Evenings 730 I0 p111 Fri Set Evenings Double Sessions To IS RRSP rim Session 100 930 cm 500 mcmsr Second Session 1000 midnight IGV 1mm of ogolroim AWA ICI Th if board federal advisor ell111 SET SIM MOTIIOO 130 pJII mission which recommends INDUSTRIAL dosed Mon changes in import duties call ed Tuesday for reduction of tariffs on several antiques and hobby products Vintage automobiles antique radio equipment model kits and scuba diving equipment would be permitted dutyfree entry if the boards recommen dations are aeeeptml Finance Minister John msbie said in news release be is seeking comment on the report GROWTH FUND SIG 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