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«ay. July 14, 1978, PAGE §

Dangerous prisoners still at large

MONTREAL (CP) — Four
“extremely dangerous"
prisoners who escaped
Tuesday from a maximum-'
security penitentiary cn
nearby Laval appear to have
thrown police off their trail,

Investigators

"3 acknowledged today they

have no leads on the exact

“SA whereabouts of the pris-

oners, who killed one guard

and wounded three others
24 during their break from

Two hikers stop to enjoy a view from the ¢ Pumphouse Nature Trail in Terrace, one of four

Jobless rate stays high

OTTAWA (CP) — The
economy will operate well
below its potential
throughout 1978 and 1978,
resulting in an average

Jobless rate of 9.1 per cent

next year, an influential

' private forecasting agency

said today.

The Conference Board
innCanada, ‘which includes
business, government’ and
labor representation, says in
lts latest report that real
growth of the economy—as
measured by the gross

Bald tire
‘may have’ &
‘caused
crash

TORONTO (CP) — A
shredded tire may have been

. partially responsible for the

erash of an Air Canada DC-9
on June 26, Jack‘Shelton of
the ministry of tran-
sportation said Wednesday.

“The tread was shredded
on the infide right tire,” he
said. “The tire was prac-
tically baid. The tite was an
old one. It had been
retreaded,”

Two persons were killed
and the other 105 on board
were injured in the crash at
Toronto Internalional. Air-
port which occurred when
the airplane skidded off the
runway during an aborted
takeoff.

Roger Burgess-Webb,
communications officer with
the Canadian Air Line Pilots
Association, said pilot
Reginald Stewart vould
have felt the airplane dip on
one side if a tire failed.

“Chunks of rubber could |
have gone into the wheel’
well—where the wheels lock
into at takeoff-- or been
thrown up into the engine,”
he said.

John Cavill, Air Canada
spokesman, refused to
comment until the in-
vestigation is complete.”

“H's nat fair to anyone in-.
volved with it,” he said. “All
this commenting and
speculation is hard on those

guys.”

national product—will be
four per cent this year and

‘4.inper cent in 1979,

This compares with about
2.7 per cent in last year, but
is below government targets
of between 4.5 and five per
cent for 1978. A growth level
of five per cent is estimated

. 88 required for an impact on

unemployment.

The board also says the ef-
fects of higher food and
energy prices and lingering
effects of the recent
devaluation of the dollar will
prevent confumer prices
from moderating until 1979,

The board said it

Canada and the most vie
used measure of inflation, to
rise by 8.3 per cent this year
and 67.7 per cent in 1979.The
12 month inflation rate in

June was 9.2 per cent. But
Finance Minmister Jean
Chretien has said he hopes —
price increases will
moderate toward the end of
the year,

The

board said modest increases
in total spenbding will result”
in little improvement in the
unemployment rate."'A
growing population of labor
force age and higher par-

‘teipation rates will cawe.

increases in the labor force
to exceed the projected
employment growth of 2.9
per cent in a and 1.6 per
cent in 1 the board
said, ae a cot the.
unemployment
' Taeeue t to rise.from the-@.1.

per cent and 9.1 per cent in
1878 and 1979 respec-
tively.”In June, the jobless
rate was 8.6 per cent

Prince Rupert.

The Job:
The position

Islands area.
The Candidate:

pertence.

complete resume to:

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ViG 189

Material Damage Appraiser

The Insurance Corporaticn of British Columbia has an
Immediate vacancy for an experienced Appralser In

Involves appraising damage {o all.
vehicles, including heavy equipment and will require
travel in the Prince Rupert and Queen Charlotte

The successful applicant will possess a Grade XII
education and a.minimum of three years vehicle
estimating experience and-or avtobody repair ex-
A good knowledge of vehicle estimating
techniques, and superior interpersonal and negotlation

skills are necessary. Caurses related to the automobile
field and a working knowledge of automobtle Insurance
principles would be an asset.

The Corporation offers a comprehensive benefit
package Including dental and pension plans.

’ Candidates from within the organization are also being
considered for this position.

Salary Range: $1,463.15 - $1,714.37 per month.
Qualitied candidates are requested ta forward a

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444) Lazelle Avenue,

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_ Laval Institute.

However, police believe
Chartrand, . 23,
"Massey, 36,

Another

Ghislain Gaydet, 27, and
Pierre Vincent, 35, stil] are
somewhere in the Montreal
area,

A fifth member of the
escape team, Jean
Lachapelle, 41, who had
served 14 months of a 13-year
sentence for armed robbery,
was shot in the back during

the break and died instantly.

It is still not clear whether a
guard or prisoner fired. the
fatal bullet during the+ gun

battle leading up te the es.

“The “federal . penitentiary
service — and Quebec

escapee.

captured by police

MONTREAL (CP) — Yvon
St. Louis, a 26-year-ol¢
prisoner who escaped

‘Saturday after a chase by

police, has beenncaptured by
Quebec provincial police
officers in an apartment in
Montreal’s east end,

The provincial police force
said In a statement today

A that St. Louis did not resist

arrest when police came to
the apartment late. Wed-
nesday night.

Police said he was armed :

with a hunting knefe and two
“fully-loaded pistols" taken
from police officers in his es-
cape from: a provencial
detention centre in Sorel,

‘Que., 70 kilometres nor-

theast of Montreal.

St. Louis was being held at
provincial. police
headquarters while awaiting
his court appearance, police
said,. The arrest was made

with the assistance of the.

police force’s emergency
squad,
St, Louis was to have been

arraigned last Monday on .

charges arising from. an
armed robbery.
escape Saturday, two po-
licemen were wounded but
both were released from

hospital shortly after the

incident.
He was also being held on
es of sexual assault,
illegal possession , of
weapons, car theft and ex-
tortion. He was arrested in
Montreal last month. :

rate ~ i. ‘Meat should be frozen st:
“1OOF>“or less, and as quickly

In the |

After escaping from prison
armed with a .45 calibre
pistol, he commandeered a
car and seized the two oc-
cupants as hostages. He then
abandoned both car and
hostages after reaching a
wooded area neat Con-
trecoeur, about halfway be-
tween Sorel and Montreal.

4 - Crew Cabs - 1957-73

provincial police, carrxing
out separate inquiries into
the escape, have yet -to
determine how the escaped
men obtained handguns and
other weapons.

Authorities said at least
two of the five prisoners
pulled out pistols and or-
dered guards to open elec-
tronically-controlled doors to
the penitentiary’s ad-
ministration building. The

other. convicts were armed -

with iron rods or icepicks.
DIED INSTANTLY

Guard Guy Fournler, 29,
was shot in the ey2 and died
instantly when he and other
guards tried
powernthe escapers.

Fournier's colleagues
have set up a trust fund for
his widow and infant son,

- Lucien Gagne, president of

the Laval local of the Public
Service Alliance of
Canada ,nsaid he hopes to
collect $2 from each of 8,000
union members across the
country.

Two more gkards and the
penitentiary's deput:
director of security,
wourded in the escape, were
reported in “acceptable

to aver. '

condition" after operations
in hospital.

They were under guard
and not receiving visitors
except for family members.

Gerald Marineau, regional
driector of the penitentiary -
service, said results of the
investigation into the in-

cident are not expected for
another week or more.
Investigators are con-
centrating on how the
handguns were smuggled
into the 105-year-old
. penitentiary, Marineau said,
adding “there was certainly
some help from the outside,’”

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