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VilLLINOTON l!ew Zetland's Eusbytfoion
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wed. tour ,iite-rukd South A&ici later this
ytti fttJ Prims Minister P.viJ Langs said the
deeiebn would b3 the fpert's "eternal shame."
arrived heme from a tour cf hJ ck Africa
crJy hcun tiler the Rabfy Union's 18-nsn Hillr
council voted to defy widespread domestic end
Ir.tt-nistlor.al exposition and send the All Elacks
r.med or their black Jsrseys to pl;.y
Cstnst the South African Springboks.
Church tells tolled in lament at the announce
ir.ei.it, protesters outside Ksijb? Union hesiquar
t:.-3 chanted "E'a:ee," and New Zealand's M&
goat e-tti-epartheid grorp, Halt All racist Tcura,
vcv;ed to mobilize public opinion to step the
tear.
In South Africa, thededolcnwas greeted with
outrage by Nobel rcr.ee Prize winner Eishop
Desmond Tutu 'and ethers, while in Lusaka,
Zambia, the African National Congress warned
the New Zealand players that they could get
cc'.:t In the crcss-flrs cf South Africa's civil
. "It Is certain that demonstration will take
place, and that the government will reset with
the same violence es we have seen already," an
ANC ipekeeman said.
"The ANC can only once more appeal to them
wile they stall have time to ea'l cir the tour.
The vote in favor of a tour had been wld
expected in New Zealand, ivhcre the issue had
provoked more passion than WcIIlrtcn's ban on
visits by nuclear ships and the resulting crisis In
relations with the United States.
IIAUT chairman John Klnto ald a national
day cf protest would be observed ca f,2ay 3 to put
"irresistible pressure" cn the Eiby Union.
"We're going to ensure that this tour does not
proceed," he said.
Police sealed off the Eugby Union's Welling
ton headquarters during the four-hour meeting.
Demonstrators, police and niby fans clashed
in 1081 when South Africa's Springboks toured
ca wouia
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Km Zealand In the last meeting between the
two rr:v7r.:.d nations.
Iho decision followed krs's statement that
"the tour must not proceed," end opposition
from & unanimous parliament, the churches,
newrp?p?ers and the country's two bluest pro
vincial rj'by unions.
Ri'by Union Chainr.eTi Ces Bl?ry said: "We
do not believe that the majority cf New Zealand-
idor that a decision should be
midailon, threats, or
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He sold the government's view that a tour
would cause international and domestic dane
to New Zealand had been considered carefully,
but the council's responsibility vras to rby.
Eljaey ssid Lapse's apparent success in con
incin'3 black AMca that everything pcsslbla
had been done by his Leber Gr;er.;ment to step
the tour was a factor in the veto.
The tour probably will take place from late
July to early September.
' The All Elacks arrive in South Aflrca alter &
year In which more than Sv3 blacks have died in
mlloravide unrest.
Pdes.nv.IJ.le, the tour cculd rpefl troalle for
Irterr.itlcnal rpsrts gathering ineludlsj the
1GC3 Olympic Garacs. An All Elacks' visit la 1 3715
prompted a walkout by African continents frtm
that year's Montreal games in protest cf Nov
Yldackatchcw Tessem a, president cf the Union
ofAfrfcaii Sprits Ccnfedcrallon inAddfsAb&ra,
Ethlcpda, said New Zealand should be barred
from the JO Ccrrnonyeslth Came3 in Edln
turh.
Commonwealth Secretary General Sridath
Eamphal sold New Zealand r pcrtsmen would pey
the price for the "shameful" decision to go
ahead with the tour.
"Mo cr.s should believe that such r.els of d's
honor su an All Elacks tour cf South Africa can to
cost f.ea," he said,
A spokesman for Eamphal said he was ref:
ring to a peseia's b'ack boycott cf the 4i nation
Lth Cssnes next July and Auj
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