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- Fates ‘continue to. rise-

The consumer price
indicator of inflation, would rise by 11.7 per centin
1981, after a.10pet-cent increase last year. .

_, OPTAWA (CP) — Most wages will fall behind the
rate of inflation in 1981 for the fourth year in a row,
“the Conference Board of Canada sald today.

“Ina pessimistic quarterly forecast, tbe board said
the economy will recover slowly this year from the
. 1980-recession while inflation and unemployment -

index, a commonly.ased

“The gap between wage ir inereases 4 and the inflation .

” pate; combined with increases in unemployment ‘>.

instranct coniributions, mean mnast- people will
have jess money after taxes, .
“Consumers Will be able to spend more only. by

galling their savings, said the board, & non-profit ;
arises

_ oaly one per cent in 1961
an

Only . Lnexpected - strong L4
*_Fecession in the United States or @ sudden increase 7

in domestic energy investnient could brighten this:
“gloomy pleture, the board said, Neither of these is
~ fikely to happen ii 1961, Bit elle are quite peagine

_ in ‘subsequent yeazs.”

; “attr allowing fr indian, eroan
.préduct — a-nieasure of -
~ produced snd provided in the country — will rive by

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Volume 75 No. 3

Tuesday, January ¢ 190)

This sign has had Ifitle meaning so far this

winter. Aside from the odd snowfall and
some’ freezing rain, highways in the area
have remained bare anv: wet: “The mild.

winter has also meant a decrease in traffic

_ accidents on the roads because they’ have’.
been in good condition mast of the winter.

Alffiough the highways. _department :

. dassifies this year’ ‘as moderaie fo. ‘Ught;
_ they have still been: busy malniaining: the:
roads and trying to keep them. clear of black

lee,

folios the biggest
hunt in Brita police .

O 4

omar (cP) A
Hotked: chimney has

. bees cited as the source
_| -of the carbon monoxide
it: asphysiated @

’ pede Mondsy.
A_ fireman = said
someone may bave been
on Sareing on Gn Sting
. ac a lJadder was

., Goedman' sald Carl
: Strike, 34, his wife,
'” Meda, 37, and sons,
’ Christopher, 6, and
' Andrew, 3, were! found
in their beds,- Menday
‘morning in “Rideau
; 35 kilometres
south of Ottawa, by a
provincial policeman
_f., and a firemah.
“-F Geodman = said
although autopsies
won't be uniil

a

OF car A monoxide

bk federal energy
: department. scientist

“CHIMNE y BLOCK

family: of four in their

- froze’ and gradually

Jong “petoie anything |
‘wronld happen,” he sajd.
Skip. . Hayden, 4
research scientist with -
the Canadian Com-

in the fhe pipe.

He also said the
chimney: could have
been blocked “by ice
when air, chilled by the
extreme cold over the
wi

blocked ventilation.
However, - ‘Hayden
said without seeing the
family’s. furnace he
cduld only speculate on
the cause of their

affairs department are

.. continuing their in-
vestigations at the 4
howe and an inquest
will be held.

It wast: the. second
suspected Po eiebon
monexide “fran a *

heating system in.
Ontario in. three days.
An elderly woman
collapsed and died

gests were overcome
by carbon monazide.
jeaking from an over-
worked boiler.

_MONTREAL, (CRY —

AD Gisnnetto added: L can't

and-:a snarling - venture any ‘motives. ”

‘doberman
standing guard over two of
the ; mix. victims of a
gruesome
‘murder-suicide were . the
coly signs of life when in-
vestigators arrived ° atva
suburban Repentigny
bungalow. _

- The dog -stood over the

“bodies. of. Simone Foisy

Paul, 35, and ber son Alain,
11, lying in a pool of blood
under the kitchen table,
municipal police chief

. Maurice Houle said
Bionday.
"Nearby were Alain's twin

‘sister Aline; another pair
of- twins, nine-year-old

Jean-Francois and Jean. -

Rene; and Rene Paul, 53,
+ who mpparen iy turned his

Weallibre 1 Lee Enfield.

Tifle on himtelf alter
shooting his wile and four
children Sunday merning.
Houle sald the tragedy
was . discovered when 28
neighbor, worried when the
Pauls failed to show fet a
- Supper date Sunday night,
came to the house and
peered ‘into the kitchen

“Te peighbor and his
wife, identified only as the
Ducharmes, bad been the
last to see the family alive.
They had playedcards with
“them until about 1 am.
Sunday monning — an hour

a “oF two before the shooting

wasn’t acting a3 usual, that
he was feeling down,”
Houle said.

Repentigny Det.-Sgt.
“Camille Gianetio said
Paul, # jewelry designer
who married Simone 18
months ago, tad recently
been under psychiatric
care for “depression, but,

pinscher - .

weekend

‘Houle. sald Paul's, wife
_ apparently feared viglence
“a month ago when she hid
the. rifle’s: ammunition
from ber. husband. But

investigators. found - a.
-Teceipt in the house dated

The old Skeena Bridge, & landmark In Terrace, will be
around for a faw more years yet: However, the Depart-
ment of Highways is hopeful that 198) will see some —
changes for the bridge. They want to replace the wood

post before New Year's for.
a iiew box of cartridges. -
“We were unaware of

‘any problem: there,” said

the chief. “We never an-
sweret a call to that ad-
_ dress."

Although 31 spent shells

were found strewn abot

Aa cet gala were
still on when police
arrived, and.” «local .
dogentcher had! tobe called.

of truck driver Peter
Sutclitfe. at ‘a ‘secret .

: hideaway today, peotecting -
her from the mob that -

howled “till the bastard” °

when ber. husband . wad
- indicted for the last of the
Be Yorkshire “Ripper

Police officials said,

| Cetchborn. Bania Sutsife,”*
30, was put in
' custody ‘after . more -than’
* 9,000 . men, - * women and.
children screamed - ci

‘and ‘obscenities at. her

peotective _

“Jan. 14.

‘Unconfirmed

‘peparts sald he. is ‘being

Smeal sway

“Ss special a

frosn other prisuness, in the

_ Wakefield top. security
i pear Leeds, - -

*

ic

Sutcliffe, --35,-

in Yorkshire - -“Bipper, vtbe

indicates the -

. Sutcliffe: was. charged

before thret  mnagisirates
Monday with the murder of

“Leeds Unjeerdity student

Jacqueline Hill, who was
described by palice after
ber death Iget Nov. 17 as
‘the Ripper’s. t3th victim.

Police said he say be
charged later with some of

the other. 12 ‘silings. But ~
‘proseciior Maurice.

Shafinor sdid there is still a
bet of work to be. dane.
Looking | dared | after
three days of interrogation,
“Sutcliffe nodded’ when
asked if he understood the
charges ogaisst him. But
hewn noi i rere

deck with 9 structural steel design and ré-deck It.
are still awalting definite word fran the provincial
‘government on plans to Improve the cid structure.

{he new year, the comet,
should: be -wiskble
through” binoculars

comets that gei the

_put en rauch sf a show,”

If weather canditios
are favorable the oomet
‘should be found about 15
to 29 degrees above the
western horiron- just

to merth and. will
gradually disappear
into space ofter’ being
atiracted by the gravity
‘of the’ sun, It can be
identified by its tail
which is about us long 43
the diameter of the fall
moon.

publicity it has failed to -

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