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Tearing down the walls of an old classroom at Norihwest
Community College to make way for the newly expanded —

Horary faciilty. The renovation Is taking place In ‘the
basement of the administrative bullding.

off. side

’ QUANTICO; Va. (AP) —
Skiea were clear and ‘the:
roads were dry when a
commuter bus bound for’ the’
- Washington: suburbs - went,
sailing over the. side of a.
" bridge, killing 10 people, and .
investigators’ say they're.
baffled about what might

The one person who might

the bus driver, Carl F, Eart
of Stafford County, Va., was
“T's very’ mysterious,”

said Trooper S.G, Gregg,
who was investigating ‘the
accident along Interstate 16.
that sent M people ‘to area,

ae eee

they believed the 10 killed
andthe 14 hurt accounted for
all who were aboard the D .
_andJ Transportation Co, bus
when it plunged down a 24 -

; metre embankment and into .
a creek during: the event
rusli hour Wednesday.

Many of the dead were:
government workers front.
Fredericksburg. and the -
surrounding - ’ potnties,” sald |
medical examiner Dr. F.A.
Phillipe. ‘The bushad come.
from Wi

He sald some of the vic-
tims suffered fatal head

A marriage of convenience :

CHARLOTTETOWN
(CP) — A bill to control
shopping mall develop-
ment in Prince Edward
Island will be introduced at

" the legislature session

opening Thursday, says
Community Affairs
Minister Pat Binns.

He says the bill is based -

on the final report of an:
inquiry ‘commission - ‘that |
reconimended :‘ reviewing |
any application for a
shopping centres larger
than 1,500 square metres
before granting approval.
‘The inquiry. findings
reflect the feeling of the

"provincial government that

_ shopping malls can burt

existing retail) stores and
community life, sald Blans. .

HALIFAX (CP) —
Nova Scotia Barristers

_ Society has formally with-
drawn its schedule of

‘suggested minimum
lawyers’ fees.

Society president A.G.
.MacDonald says
current schedule was

drawn up in 1974 from work .

done in 1972 and 1973 and
was outdated. ,

He also noted that
although the suggested fees
were never binding on
lawyers, the
government under the
Combines . Investigation
Act is “increasingly sen-
sitive towards what even
looks compulsive.”

DORCHESTER, - N

(ce) = Coop vai at a

the federal maximum. .
security. penitentiary here
could begin as early ab
Tuesday, prison officials

About one third of the 340

: at the peniten-
, dary are eligible to take
pect in the plan. It was
originally scheduled to
start last year but was
delayed by {hreats af

walkoute by
who said the visits could

constitute a threat to

security.

MONTREAL (CP) — A

woman who niarried a man .

two yetirs ago to ease. his
problems” with" im-
migration officials has
been granted an qnnulment
by Quebec Superior Court.
_ Catharine Anne Rosen,
21, testified ‘ she

from her family when a
mutual friend decided she

should marry Hppein Bag-

hdadi, who was fighting .
deportation at the time.

the .

federal |

rizedstalt

was’

"pregnant and living apart ‘

She at first refuse to go :

“DA TELINE CANADA:

- along with the suggestion —

_ and testified she was held
* incommunicado in an
apartment until she
changed her mind. The

couple, who were married |
mosque, —

ne a local
separated five months
later. - ' .

—_

- SNORONTO (PY =o A

new national agency has

* beén' éetabliahed: to solve

radiation problems
resulting from expansion of
the uranium industry, says
McCormack Smyth, head
, of an Elliot Lake, Ont.,
* padiation study centre:
Smyth :will b
chairman of the new
Canadian “Tastitute for
Radiation Safely, to be

’ based in Elliot Lake,
Canada's top uranlum-—

producing area.
It will be be sponsored by

become .

which has operated since
_ the mid-1970s with the
support of the Atomic
Energy Control Board..
-There are about 200
nuclear reactors’ in 50
countries, Smyth said, and
by the end of the decade the
number is eepecied to
increase: ‘to 5M:.:.

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S WINNIPEG (CP) — The -

Manitoba, Council on the
_ Aging says mandatory
retirement should be
dropped and'a skilis bank

should be-established list-

ing senior citizens who are
available for jobs.

In its first report, the
council also says adult day

care and respite care.
- should be available for the .
elderly. Doctors should be »

urged to make more house
calls on the elderly as a

‘the. radiation study centre

“+. Federation: will-ta
“$eb0, 600" ad¥

- community 110 kilometres
southwest of Saskatoon

way of reducing the
number of senior citizens in
personal care homes and
graduate medical students
should be encouraged to
specialize in geriatrics, it
says. ,

ROSETOWN, Sask. (CP)
— The Western, cunt
eine Suse Jord
campaign in the spring,
says Elmer Knutson,
leader of the Edmonton-
based group which ad-

VANCOUVER (cP) —A
. fish cannery discriminated over the side of the bridge,”
against a woman employee sald Wayne Richey, a ‘ruck
— but not onthe basis of driver whosaw the accident...
sex — when it denied her a _

higher-paying job, a
British Columbia human Tight into the guardrail,

- denied ihe ecigher-paying
. fob by B.C. Iee and Cold
Storage Ltd. because’ it

_’ injuries, while some may
‘ have drowned in the creek.
State Police Sgt., Paul
Reardon, who was driving
behind the grey and white ~
bus at the time of the 5 p.m.

i “EST accident, said ‘the bus

oan am : “eating.”
"He just went airborne,

“All of a sudden be just
kept going to, the right ..

skimried the guardrail, hit -
the comer of ‘the bridge. .

ver the ree
Feats of (paper, be
wind! “aa
The bus ended up on its .
“side — ita ‘engine still run-:

ies ‘i

vocaies afederationofthe physical condition im a foot’ of water in the
four western provinces. prevented her. from doing Chopowamsic Creek on the
Knutson told about 20) the heavier work involved. sprawling Marine base here.

people attending a West-
Fed rally Tuesday in this

that Western Canada would
be better off without Prime
Minister Trudeau ami the
metric system. rn

The board ordered the *
conipany” to give the |
woman the opportunity to _ Most of the people that were: &
do the heavier work and “alive were in shock,” Richey : . 2
said it will monitor the
situation for be maaths 80
that both parties may

apply for mediation

screaming but not panicky.

sald.

Traffic on the heavily
travelled interstate’ was ,
backed up for at least two

Aw

10 die as bus salle”

hours. during rush boar es. Inge yellow crane lifted the #
police closed thie southbound: - ‘rumpled: bus from the :/
was turned into temporary < "Tbe bodies were ent to
carried up the hill and laid autopsies today. Thirteen of
cat in'@ row-on stretchers, - the injured were admitted to
ave caused the accident. covered with yellow sheets. hospitals in

have been ableto helpthem, down the 195 ravine aa , bridge.

2
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eels to deed

ning, its front demolished,”
wrongly believed ther - © Some passengers trapped. —

The passengers ‘were e

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of bridge re :

On, ‘ ae

«odd creek onto the side of
vs ‘the; road beyond the guar;

‘The edge of the highsiay ‘rail.

as the bodies were Fairfax and Richmond for

A large spotlight shone Washington and Wood;

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of the Terrace Public ‘Llbrary willbe
' held.on Sunday, February 22, 1981 at 2 -
p-m.. In. the’ ‘Arts: Roony at the Library.

‘Election of Trustees for the 1981 year
wilt. take place at this meeting. _

Persons Interested’ inthe ‘operation ot
~ the Library. are, requested | to attend.

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A new approach

- =)... We have new information—a report by an
-.. [independent and respected firm of pension
T “ consultants—that suggests new’ ‘approaches to the
pension furid, investment policy.” Fos

*

We've been striving | to draw. the government's
attention to what we see as an injustice: the loss of
inflation protection for retired teachers.
We believe our retired colleagues are entitled to full
ot pension indexing to protect them’ from the ravages of
' inflation. | |
We're now in discussions with government. But we' Te
not being rigid.

i

“ The eonsultsints report tht yovernisnt has.used
teachers’ pension funds as a source of low interest |
money. This produces lower investment returng than ©
- other fair and sensible investment policies.” a

- Wel We desig isp ih goverment

leachers want to resoh

: was 6K

We hope we'll be able to reach a solution that ~ -
_ satisfies everyone. We want to regain full indenting, y
- Anda written conimitment to continuing negotiations #

ga all’ pension matters. ”

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we can't and we won't s

our retired colleagues. _

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