|.

ms “shattered:

~ brillant success”. and. ‘horde
 manibllated the tnvadera,” ;
“A communique carried by.
Iran's, state-run. Telamic’
° Riepublle News Agericy said
“Tranian forces advanced 6.5 °
‘kilometres during a.fierce: -

i

| Iran ar

. oade a, major. new..<hrus
Inte sbuthcnt Iraq Rage

séven-hour battle - “Wed-

neaday night near the Iraqi -

‘border post of Zald, nor

aww

“NDP want. more bank regulations |

"OTTAWA (CP) ~ There
‘should be much more

government | control of the »

banking system, the New
. Demderatie Party says in a
‘report on. bank profits
‘released today. « -

_ There should be controls .
~ on interest rates and credit -

and a government |‘ credil

council should be set up to.

ensure banks provide

funding to sectors or regions ~~

which the government

" thinks should have priority.

The two NDP members of

. the all-party Commons

committee studying bank

profits told a news. con- .

ference they were issuing
thelr minority ‘report

today in a police effort to
recreate the bombing scene
and jog the memory of
witnesses. ©

Police said they have a
description of one of the IRA

Ruerrillas who was seen.
. parking a seven-year-old

Morris Marina car in Hyde
« Park's South Carriage Road
half an hour hefore it. ex-
ploded. ,

1 Detectives érom:Seo!

‘fiaid they haned that alter *

seeing pictures of the car,
many more witnesses would

‘come forward. a

The car was. removed

minutes before 15 mounted —
_' Soldiers of the Blues and

Royals rode past the spol -
where their comrades were
killed. A spokesman said a

* north of: Boara for the first’.
time in'the Peralan Gulf war
that began 22 months. ago:
[raq said Tt repulsed - the *

first Iranian push.

Iran's war communique
said its soldiers succeeded

i “dispersing four enemy

4

pecause’ of fundamental
- differences’ between .them
‘and.

1 the. Liberal and
Progressive Conservative
members on the approach

and scope of an Inquiry into -
- bank profits.
The inquiry was set up

after the banks reported a
38-per-cent. increase in

. profits last year.

A ~ month ~ of public
hearings ended in mid-June
and the committee's report

_ could be ready as early as

the gnd of (hia month.

“The decision of the NDP

MPs to break away fromi the
committee which “was ‘an-
nounced earlier this month

ees from page 1

London security tightened -

or had to be destroyed. The |

full reconstruction will be |
held semetime next week, :

The Blues and Royals,
riding to the Changing the
Guard ceremony — in
Whitehall for the first time
since the bombing, came to
attention m silent tribiite to
their comrades killed by the
blast.

- The bombing in Regent's
Park killed ‘sly army

and... musi¢iayis as the batid ofthe}? Dartmouth
Vard’s anti-terrorist branch“. Royal 1Green-+-Jackets4 interview that’ despite” the’ "

” Reglment-aave fan-speh-alr__
concert. Police sald the
blast.was caused by a time
bomb concealed under the -
’ bandstand's © floorboards.

Twenty-seven ‘soldiers,
two policemen and. ‘21
civilians were wounded In. °
the blasts, and seven of. the

- cavalry’ horses were killed

id | raq clai n-

‘ran: said. today its forced : : of oil - avec befora retufning
“port of “ooh to their original positions. It

A the ‘second. major’

; tranian offensive: reported

said Iranian forces killed an.

‘ munique conceded, Iranian -
~ forees ~

‘advanced. - five”
kilometres “ into Iraqi |
territory, - but Bald: Tragt -

forces’ succeeded: in-‘nip-”

ping in the bud. the’ remy

has already been: criticized
by John Evans, the com-
mittee chairman and
Liberal MP for Ottawa
Centre.

- The NDPers, Nelson Riis,
the - party's — finance
spokesman and MP for the ©
British Columbia riding of

Kamloops-Sushwap and

David Orlikow, MP for

. Winnipeg North, say the
committee should: have

investigated the reasons for
the - current - economic
situation. and not focussed .

’ mainly on bank profits, :

“For i¢ is only in. that
context that bank profits
themselves can be ex-
plained,” a summary of the

IRA, fighting to unite
Northern Ireland with the

‘Trish republic, said it was

responsible. .
Diane Elder, 38, a
Burlington, Ont., woman

injured in the the bombing —
at Hyde Park, has had her

right foot amputated, her

mother said Wednesday.
Marie Holdsworth of

NS, ‘gaid ih an

amputation her daughter is

‘recovering nicely and may —
be released from hospital in

a week,

Scotland . Yard, waraing .

there may be further IRA

attacks, said the witness © :

who saw the man parking

the car is under police

‘Buard,

_ Unspecified number: af Iraqi

n-soldierg, “400k. a ‘larg carried, by: ‘th

attack" and innmediataly -
'retaliat

. The

An. ‘Trad mnilitary: “oom: daken pie retreated ‘leaving —

thousands of dead and “and.

‘military equipment: ‘behind. :
Iranian soldiers were last.

reported _ ‘entrenched about

five kilometres inside Iraq
; Pint north of Basra along the .

report says.
Although bank profits

appear to be down this year, -.
they are still healthy. when

compared: with profits in -
other Industries and with .

the profits of banks in other
countries. ;

The summary blames
poor judgment by the banks:

for giving the impression
that profits are down.
Orllkow said the banks
overextended themselves to
‘finance large corporate
takeovers which produced
no new jobs and no new
production. ;

Recruiting.

wee

a skilled trade
We donit gemand rrerience

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while you learn @ valuable skilled naval trade.}"-
_ And participate in the sailor's lifestyle: it's tofaly |."
| ‘unique. Travel, Adventyie. Comradeship. Com: Fay,
petitive wages and be ofits. “Plus a whole new] ©
world of possiblities: =.» -

Challenge yourself. Talk to: your Canadian Forces ;
counsellor today! See the Yellow: Pages under

"Shatt-al Sarah ‘eatuary ‘that

* forms. part| of the, dig uled
“h

border:

L042 Iranians killed: a

- Tean's: state-run’ foedia |

also said both ‘sides":were:
engaged in, ‘heavy. artillery: ‘
duels © across’ the ‘narrow -

Shatt-al -Arab, and. that: 25

raqis were killed in cross-

border barrages around

‘What i it did aroduce a a

large number of major ~

companies carrying too

much debt, making some |

‘loans non-produetive. .
In turn, the banks have

hecome~miuch tougher on
their smaller borrowers and
fre demanding - collatoral

equal to as much as 500 per
cent of loans, ~

The report also criticizes, |

government monetary

‘policy and recommends the
Bank of Canada be stripped .
of much of its power. and .
Made a part of the Finance ,
Department. “

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ran! & major: all-refining 4 at

- eentip'al, Abad
Mees

"countries. Irdq: reporiad “Beall

_etupted in ‘September, 1900. ”

‘Iraq: “reported. ‘that: Ie.
repelled ‘the. air raid,’
‘shooting down with missiles
‘one of Iran's invading U.S.-
made Phantom jets. An-

Iraqi military spokesman
sald the pilot-was killed and
co-pilot taken prisoner.

‘Iran said its aircraft

> bombed Iraqi oil facilities in |

Th

HOUSE OF COMMONS

: Reg isa ‘ : i i " sera
Special Committee on Standing Orders and:

ital ral Wednesday. ‘qn. the
at > Dexful: and ‘Ahwaz, tri ‘all
-refinkig: cenire: It gave. no
- damage yeports. . De

Iraq and Trani have |
-engaged in border disputes _

for centuries. Iraq -took

_large areas of southeastern

Iran in the first year of this
latest conflict for contro} of

the shared Shatt-al-Arab,
. Traq's only outlet to the”
Persian Gulf, The franians

drove the iraqis out of [ran
in the spring. :

- SPECIAL COMMITTEE
" Standing Orders | and Procedure

The Special Committee, consisting of 20 Members, has aH
been appointed to consider the Standing Orders of x

. the House and procedure in both the House and et
its committees.

The Committee Isauthorizedtoincludeinitsinterimandior -
final reports, drafts of proposed permanent or temporary. eo
Standing Orders. Such Orders are to be drawnto give  [- ;
effect, if concurred in by the House, to any parmament - ne :
or temporary change or changes Proposed by: i
the Committee. CO: Y
mmitiee will be holding meetings and individuals a

and organizations who wish to make written submissions

to the Committee relating todts Order of Reference may do
so in French, English or both official. languages. :

if possible, submissions shouldbe typedon zBcmbyZ20m
paper with margins of 3cm by 2cm.

All written submissions should be submitted nd by 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday; August 31, 1982,

Submissions should be addressed t to:

Procedure,

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