The Vancouver Sun from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • 9

The VANCOUVER SUN: Mar. 20, 1972 t) Young climber rescued from cliff National security stressed in Alaska pipeline report CRAIG, Mont. (AP) Rescue workers plucked a 15-year-old Great Falls youth from a 500-foot high ledge above the Missouri River today. Scott Craigle, son of a Malmstrom Air Force base sergeant, fell Sunday while climbing In Wolf Creek Canyon 30 miles south of Great Falls. About 15 volunteers from the Cascade County Search and Rescue Unit, sheriff's department and Malmstrom aided in lowering the youth down the mountain.

The youth was brought down a vertical drop of 200 feet, then lowered another 300 feet to a road, officials said. He was taken to a hospital. A doctor and two air force medics stayed with the overnight. He reportedly received rib and knee injuries. GOTO 000006 CSV CQSKIGSil? LADES' SHOE ternatives for bringing oil from the North Slope to the continental United States." It continues: "The knowledge of the cost of a trans-Alaska pipeline system is much firmer than the knowledge of the cost of any other alternative system." And, later, it says: "The Alaska pipeline gives promise of bringing in a significant quantity of North Slope oil to the lower 48 states by 1975, earlier than the Mackenzie Valley pipeline system alternative.

"There is no formal application by any source for a Mackenzie Valley crude oil pipeline. "The Canadian government has legislation' similar to the (U.S.) National Environment Policy Act, which would require comprehensive consideration of any such line. "Extensive negotiations would have to be undertaken between the governments for such a line. "The preconstruction planning of the trans-Alaska pipeline and the actual construction of portions of the associated marine transportation system place this system in a higher degree of readiness," it says. Pisa bars planes PISA, Italy Reuter) Air-craft using Pisa airport have been banned from flying over the city because of fears that vibration they cause are endangering the stability of the famous leaning tour.

On the environmental impacts, the report summarizes the choices in this way: "It is evident that no single oil delivery system would be free of environmental effects and of potential effects. "If maximum protection of marine (small marine life) and sea birds is desired, then overland systems (through Canada) would be preferable. "If minimum terrain and terrestrial habitat disruption is desired, then the Trans-Alaska route would be preferable to the trans Alaska -Canada routes. "If maximum avoidance of earthquake threat is desired, then the trans Alaska Canada routes would provide that avoidance. "These and other results of the environmental impact analysis are only one element of a complex decision matrix that must include other elements such as economic factors, social effects, natural re-source base needs, time frame, national security and maritime transportation pos-ture." Other volumes appeared to contradict one of these conclusions, that minimum terrain; and terrestial habitat disruption would result from the Alaskan route.

In separate sections, the report noted that the natural gas associated with the oil in Alaska would almost certainly go out through Canada and this line would cause most of the same disruptions expected SALE SALE AND STORE-WIDE By DAVE ABLETT Sun Washington Bureau WASHINGTON A massive report on the proposed Alaska pipeline and tanker system was made public today, setting the stage for' what is expected to be a prolonged court battle. The nine-volume, 25-pound report handed out in cardboard boxes to waiting reporters at mid morning contains no recommendations either for or against the Alaska line or the alternative route through Canada. But one volume, on the economic and national security aspects of the controversy, declares that the early completion of the Alaska line "must be considered an important national security objective." This is expected to form the basis for a decision to grant a construction permit, U.S. courts approving. This decision cannot be made until a 30-day review period has ended, on April 20.

The massive report, by the interior department, contains an extensive but inconclusive discussion of the potential for oil spillage from tanker collisions on the West Coast of the U.S. and Canada, using several different sets of statistics. However, at one point the report suggests one tanker accident a year involving oil pollution could occur on the And elsewhere, it says that about 140,000 barrels of oil a year a figure reported earlier in The Sun could spill on the West Coast, under a "worst case analysis," as a result of tanker casualties. The report appears to favor the Canadian line on some environmental grounds, but it makes a point that the Alaska line is preferable in terms of getting Alaskan oil to market quickly. In particular, it says the Canadian route would minimize construction disruption, keeping it within a single corridor for oil and gas pipelines, would avoid oil tanker pollution and would minimize the danger of breaks in the pipeline from earthquakes in southern Alaska.

In six of the nine volumes the department discusses in exhaustive' detail the potential environmental impacts of the pipeline and tankers and the impacts of alternative routes, ranging from submarine tankers to the oil line up Canada's Mackenzie Valley. The other three volumes deal with economics and national security. SEE UEDNESDA Y'S SUN FULL DETAILS from the oil line. Still another volume contains a statement that a single corridor for oil and gas lines would minimize disruption to the land. In its economic analysis, the report said the Alaskan line and the Mackenzie Valley line are the "topmost efficient al- CANADA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF WOMEN'S REDUCING SALONS Dan Scott Photo OLDEST BOWLER on Lower Mainland, 89-year-old Al Foley drivers ten-pin ball at Stry Co-op alleys, 144 East Seventh.

He has average of 119. Chess battle starts June 22 MINISTER UNDER FIRE BONN, Germany (AP) Finance and Economics Minister Karl Schiller, accused of ntpotism, relieved his brother-in-law today as president of the West German Soil Research Institutue. Prof. Eberhard Machens, 42, a geologist, asked for his leave after unsuccessful attempts to calm down protests by the institute's 800 scientists and other employees claimed that Machens was appointed president despite applications for the job from more qualified scholars. The details were worked out at a meeting of representatives of the Yugoslav, Icelandic, Russian and American chess federations.

Chief referee will be the West German grandmaster Loth a Schmid. If the final ends in a 12-12 draw, Spassky will retain his title and the prize money will be split between the two grandmasters. The last Belgrade match is scheduled for Tuesday, July 18. If the match goes the full stretch of 24 games, the last game will be played in Reykjavik Aug 31. AMSTERDAM (AP) The world chess title match be-tweenreigning champion Boris Spasky of the Soviet Union and U.S.

challenger Roberjt Fischer starts in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, June 22, it was decided here today. At stake besides the title is $138,500 in prize money, 72.5 per cent going to the winner and the remainder to the loser, a spokesman for the international Chess Federation said. After 12 games the site switches to Reykjavik, Iceland, where the title contest will be continued Aug. 6. TODAY.

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