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_ be, said Ralph. “There's a

ferry

service\
CP Rail is discontinuing its

passenger ferry service.
between Nanaimo and

Vancouver and is

‘The 5,554-ton vessel,
which carried passengers
between the two harbors
between May and October,
will be withdrawn from
service May 30, sald Don
Bower, regional public

Declining numbers of
passengers and limited

freight capacity make the

passenger and

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Ray Purdy,

operations.

Princess of Vancouver
currently makes three

round trips daily, carrying
highway trailers and
railcars. An extra
sailing of the Trailer
Princess, one of two other
CP Rail ships on the route,
plus the introduction of tug
barge service will tupeove
cargo capacity

auto
capacity this year and the
cancellation
should not impair travel
between mainland B.C, and
Vancouver Island, said
general
manger for coasta] marine

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New military premier
vows peaceful means.

WARSAW (AP) —
Poland's new military
premier today called for a
three-month | moratorium
on strikes and said the
Communist regime has
enough power to halt

further disruptions by the

independent -union

Solidarity that might lead ©

He also announced

another wide-sweeping .

government purge.

“Tam calling on all trade
unions with an appeal: let
us stop all strikes,” Gen.
Wojciech Jaruzeiski said in
his first public address
since belng approved by

- parilament Wednesday. “I

am asking you for three
tonths of honest work, 60
days of calm, to put some
order in our economy.

“Forces of evil have been
attempting te penetrate
Solidarity and lead it
toward false positions,
‘anarchy and derailment of

- socialism. People in the

Ripper suspect
faces new charge

cr | ol ea

- DEWSBURY;.. England. -
(AP) — Truck driver Peter
Sutcliffe, the man indicted
fast month for one of the
killings blamed on the
Yorkahire Ripper, is to be

charged with 12 other
murders and seven at-
tempted murders, the state
_ Prosecutor said today.

The prosecutor, Maurice
Shaffner, told the
magistrates court the
director of —

Sutcliffe before he is
committed to trial.
“These further charges
consist of 12 charges of
murder and seven charges

Legal aid service
in money crisis

VANCOUVER (CP) —
The executive director of
the Legal Services Society
for B.C. says legal aid
services will be cut if the
B.C. government doesn't
increase funding.

| Belam Ralph said tt — The current $13.5-million
: Will be a $1.5-million’ gap
; between
: operating budget of 3.5

last =—syear's

million and the $15 million

| pecemary just to maintain :
: the same level of service in
_ the 1981-82 fiscal year.

“At the moment tne

as good as we hoped they’d ©

hold-the-line policy
‘devebping in the
provincial government.
And we're still fighting for
out budget. I don’t think
it's clear yet what our final

grant will be.

Neither Attorney-
General Alan Williams, nor
could be reached, but

” fiteelf and another 10 are
’ by community law offices,

‘ws to fund the native
worker program anid some -

aeilors in native friendship
centres; some public
education. We grant funds
to Peoples’ Law School and
‘law program for schools,”’

goverment for the current
yeer and the rest from
other sources, including
the Law Foundation end
the. federal government,
waid Raiph.

PR OLA TENE 1 Ute
of attempted murder,” he
said. “In all there will 20
charges of murder and
altempted murder.’”

Sutcliffe, 35, from the
northern city of P=zford,
was arrested Jan. 2 in a
red-light district of nearby
Sheffield.

He waa charged three
days later the murder of
Leeds University student

sald was one of 13 victims

of a vicious killer dubbed

the Yorkshire Ripper.
Police spoke jubilanily of
winding down their hunt for
the mass murderer, whose
reign of terror in the north
of England began with the
Killing of a prostitute in
Leeds on Oct. 90, 1975.

people directly and
provides funds to groups

operating budget to March

Operate legal aid offices
astound the province,”
Ralph said. “There are 17
operated by the society

funded by us but operated
“The budget also allows

legal information coun-

OF the $13.5 million, 1.7
million came from the B.C.

new unions should not let
themselves be pressured.
Further destructive ac-
tivities may lead to conflict

and to a fratricidal war.” -

The premier, who
delivered the televised
address in full military
_ Uniform, also announced

the resignations of two

Aleksander |

vice-premiers, ;

“Kopec and Stanislaw
Kowalezyk, and their
replacement with Andrzej
Jedynak and Miecryslaw
Rakowski, plus changes at

the top of four other -

government ministries. It
was the sixth major purge
aince the summer strike
wave. .

Kowalczyk was an
ansociate of Edward
Glerek, the party chief

ousted last September and .

replaced by Stanislaw
Kania, Jedynak helped the
government negotiate
during the summer strikes.
Rakowski for the last 20
_ years has been editor of
Polityka, the party's
political weekly, and is
thought to be a liberal who
has often taken issie with
past hardline policies.

In a statement to the

armed forces afew hours...
* con-
‘appointment *'

-atter |

m
Wednesday as premier,
Jarurelski said -he will
continue as defence

ria)

Ts re

nent”

,,0Cial

’ “am convineed that in

the brotherhood of arms
with the. Warsaw pact

armies, our armed forces ©

will alwayd fulfil the tasks
which guarantee the inde-
pendent socialist existence
of Poland,” be said.

The 57-year-old general

replaced Jozef Pinkowski, -
who took over the govern- -

ment at the helght of last
summer’s strike wave but
was unable to end the labor
unrest that produced the
Soviet‘ bloc’s first legal
unions independent ‘of

Communist party control.

Kania, submitting Jaru-
zelski's nomination to

parliament, also stressed’
Poland's loyalty to the

Soviet-Union and ‘thanked
the Russians “for the
understanding of our
situation,” :

= ; .

But in an apparent at-
tempt to counter
speculation that the ap-
pointment of a military
man foreshadowed
hnilitary action against the
labor movement, he said

Jaruzelski “always op--

, Posed actions leading to
tensions, (a)
“certain crisis oe not
only an advocate but in fact
a significant mainstay of
the line of political set-
tlement ant agreement.”

’ laywer

ALAN MacEACHEN
.fears losses

’ Pathologist

stands firm

opinion that Scarsdale Diet
‘doctor. Herman Tarnower
was shot while warding off
an aitack, despite charges

* from Jean Harris's defence

lawyer that prosecutors

induced him to lie,

Assistant District At-
torney George Bolen strode
out of the judge’s chambers
in a rage when defence
Joel Aurnou

during Harris's

murder’: «However,
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can take so much after five
months ‘of legal

proceedings,” Bolen said.

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OTTAWA (cp) — ‘The
government will cut off
debate on the principle of a
bill allowing it to borrow
$14 billion in the 1981-92
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