: | ‘jeans, ihe 22-year-old man later slumped,” : :
A his head bowed, as evidence of the killings ~

>, Blackinan. is ‘charged ‘with: first-degree
. . murder in the death df his father, mother, ,.

_ examination.

- defence counsel Phillip Pelzman to’ have

. Falkland» Islands" are. slert to ‘the ®

“one for which the troopé are alert.

: ‘flying extra’ missions. This followed

"drive to niiraet more consumer money to

boasting the highest term deposit rates in.

_ promising’ consumers interest ‘rates on -
_ centage point higher. than al any. other
_ . And tospread the word, it has brought to -

. inclides. adirect mail and phone campaign:

“and the rest divided-among other sectors ,

-_ PORT COQUITLAM, Bc. (@) Breed,  sineehtod by De Couto and Hayen a y be
" Blackman, looking pale and dtawn; slowly”
~ dhook his head tb. friends. ina packed
. collrerdom Wednesday axhe faced charges:

in awe slaying of ix; members athils family.
-Drpessed ina red, plaid: ‘shirt ‘aad, blue

should be held in public wherever possible

ig presented by, Crown eounsel ‘Peto £ De As the’ vidence was: ‘give a buirly depaty ; ;

‘Couto ‘and: Dr} Gary: Hayes: n

two sisters, brother. aid brother-in-law: dn:
‘the Blackmans' suburban Coquitlam’ home:
_ early. ‘Tuesday i

“Dead: are Blackman’ ‘father Richard
56, ‘his mother. Irene, 49,. brother Rick,” 16,
“asters” Karen’ Rhodes, 25"‘and: Roberta’
> Davies, 28," and. ‘brothe in- lay. Sohn”
- Davies, 39... « ‘

Their: Blood-splattered bodies were™:
“foiind: Tuesday, throughout, the ‘family’s
- eornfortable | home: in this: ‘Vancouver
"suburb. me
- Jhdge Kim’ Husband ardered ’ a ‘ban: on.
publication of the evidence’ ‘and reinanded **
Blackman until Feb, 36 for. peyehiatile,

 fldgeted with ‘his hands,

out ide’ the court, Blackman atternpted’ to
hide. “from | a. battery ; .of cameras’ but -
stopped end ‘stared when’ someone in the -
crowd called his name,

"|. ‘Meanwhile, family. friends” ‘sald ‘two:
-girviving : ‘members ‘of the Blackman -

/_ Weditesday..

sister, Cathy ‘Wylie of Quesnel, had also .
arrived, sald friends.
They’. added “that Vn * funeral
‘arrangements had yet been made as the

‘Husband ‘refised a motion “by duly

' the courtroom cleared,
Pelzman claimed that “the ‘evidence og! of the coroner’ 8 service

a te wee . Canta

Falklands on ‘alert

"LONDON (AP) ~ ~ British troops on the: “""

‘possipility:- of . new: Argentine. attacks, perl
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. tga
thé House of Commons today. v4.
. Her statement, in response to a questi, mo
‘followed. unconfirmed. reports .that...-
Argentina may be preparing a new assault:
on thé disputed South Atlantic islands.’.-
Asked if Britain would’ respond with:
retaliatory : force or sanctions if Argentina ~'
launched new attacks following last year’s
war, won by the British, Thatcher replied: .
“Bearing in mind that Argentina has not*’
agreed to the permanent cessation of —
hostilities, let alone renounced. ‘the useof
_ foree, the possibility of further attacks has’
been one that is ever present with us and

denying’. new attacks » were - beling. con-,
». sidered.

4,000-member British’ ‘Garrison.

arrived.

“{ hope that if there were further at. commodations,

- tacks, they would be firmly repulsed. . wetee

A journalist on the islands said Thursday
that British fighter aircraft have been

British newspaper Thursday, :
Bald. :

reports, attributed to US. nen: "fore retook the islands June 14.

TORONTO (CP) — In‘ an. aggressi ve; consumer. funding is about’ three-quarters
ofa percentage point less than funding
from the money market. '
~ That. means an extra bundte that can be
” Joaned ‘to its best corporate custoriiers at

: the prime rate,
+, As forthe narrowing spread between, the »

’ prime and: the cost of purchasing deposits,

. the bank hopes it will attract enough new’

consumers. to overcompenzate for’ that
loss,
: ‘The: Mercantile, ‘with "4. 3 billion in
assets, reported net income of $15.5 million
‘dn fiscal 1982 compared With $28.3. million.
“the previous year, mainly: because of
/, squeezed - ‘spreads: a increased loan
- dosses,

: ‘The ‘Royal Bank, “Canada’s largeat with |
"_abgets of $88.5 billion, earned $357.6 million’

.. in 1982; down from, $478.2 a year: earlier. ©
Usher ‘said “large banks | such: an, the.

its mainly corporate coffers, Canada’s
seventh-largest chartered bank now ig.

town.

The Mercantile Baik of Canada, —
unknown to much of the public because it
has dealt mainly with corporate customers :
throughout its 3-year. history. —’ is.

fixed term’ deposits that are half a per--
chartered bank.

the dignified world of financial institutions *.
a full-seale advertising - program ~ that |

as well as print and radio advertising,
“This is a significant. departure from ~:
what we have always doné' but' we feel
there are péople out. there ‘who ‘will: be
‘attracted by better rates,” -snys Barrie’
Usher, senior vice-president at the.
Montreal-based bank’s Tpronto office.» 5.,
Usher said the bank — with.about 25 per,
cent of its wholesale business in real estate.

ary

because it would cost too much.

. Why; low real estate costs — there are only. .
., 19 Mercantile branches in Canada — fewer,
staff and asmailer percentage of the retail
-market, making it more affordable. to’ offer
high rates. :

— wants to diversify. ita funds. ooh
And,” he added, the coat of retail or. :

seas to the ont " Bebra -

‘But Husband a he believed the courts

-and-eald’ he wasn't, satisfied that justice i
: woitld - be: served by tearing thio ‘cour: oe

! verift. shielded Blackman fromthe public.
“fgallery: although he could'be seen running

“hig fingers through. his stoulderlength . -
- hale, He’ ‘sighed loudly ‘at. one point and ;

As he wae led to a walting sherlit's car .

, familly had arrived in the Vancouver: aren a

” _vietims’ bodies were still under authority :

. Facilities. on, several. regional college CAM pUBES. |

that’ Argentina may be preparing’ a new.
attack, The Argéntine news agency. DYN
quoted government officials Wednesday: aa ;

" Meanwiille, the British Defence Ministry *

“ announiced that a’ junior defence minister,
Jerry Wiggin, had arrived in the Falktands

capital of Stanley, but said the trip. was to.
discuss domestic: issues concerning the:

As. with Thatcher's Jan: 6-12  Falitands
visit, Wiggin's journey from was not an- ©
-- pounced for security Peasons untit after he

Wiggin: has been: ‘told by ‘Defence
: Secretary Michael Heseltine to investigate.
8 list of 17 complaints about bad food, lack
‘of! ‘Tunning water .and’. poor ac-
. received: from an.

. unidentified soldier and published ia.
officials

- Argentina: selzed Britain's “South,
Atlantic colony last. April 2 and a British -

_ Royal won't iry to match Mercantile Fates’ 7

“We: pay you more,” says: the’ Mer-
- eiantile’ ‘a -brochure. And then it tells you.

~ VANooUVER (CP): _ The B.C. "teachers ;
~” Federation initlated a test case Wednesday tirnéd at.’
*. forcing.“ “getiool- boards’ to’ implement . arbitration .
awards made Igst rignth'to teachers, |,

- “Afederation lawyer filed a petition in B.C. Sugirerie! a
Court on ‘behalf of the’ Fernie Teachers. Association.
.” The Fernie boaid and ‘its tea cher were tinable to _
teach an agreement oni 1983 splatics by Nov. 15, and,.
. ag\required by ‘the Public Schoo: Act, negitlations,

went to binding arbitration: °° me
The arbitrator awarded a 6. 5-per-ceiit’ ‘idcresse:
. over last year ‘and granted 8 teachers” request that y
salaries be issued tn twleé-monthly, cheques instead |
: ‘of once a month. on ; .

"Ne

“Recovery planned :
_ VANCOUVER (CP) =, University alficials “reiponded :;
* "enthusiastically "Wednesday: to disclosures ‘that a. $10-..

oo . tmillion high-tectinology research and development facility. :
‘Barry Blackman, iin. brother of the

"accused, flew in from Ottawa, where he-
“perves with the Canadian Armed Forces.'A

is being considered for. the: University of B.C, or Simon,

. Fraser University. |

- "The proposal; riow beng attidied by a -high- Jevel com.

mittee of senlor, government: officials, is. one of several.

being ‘corisidered to encourage the development of high

. technology industries.

“The document, ‘prepared. by tl the government's Discovery
Foundation, also recommends construction of affice-sized,
facilities at the three public. universities, and of ‘research

safd he hag always felt it ia. important for people coming out.

"of science programs to have facllities to: develop en-

- treprenenvial ideas, cn
“Tes the product of universities that inighit be able to get:
high technology going in.this province,” he said. .. ‘

things," te

But at the same dine, he sald, he's concerned. about -
‘ developinj search parks while universities are'so short of |
capital f hein that they are having a hard time coping
with the demand for their: services.
“Tm delighted with the idéa of developing the parks, but’
you also have to be auure you're developing the’ brainpower.
for these par! ae

UBC information officer ti im Banham said: the ianiversity
has had land ect aside for construction of Discovery Park
facilities since 1981 and “is. Jooking forward | to” their
development, which “shold benefit’ both students and”
faculty.

"Capital cost is estimated: ‘at $9.4 million, and. atartap.
i pul.

Construction o of this or any ‘Other’ ‘similar facility stuBe™
would require an additional ‘$1.5 million for underground
Bervices ‘and roads. ° a

The document also. recommends thal. a ‘2500-square-
metre multi-tenant, multi-purposes facility be incorporated. my.: welcome,”

. inté the proposed Life Scleneg Building at the University of
Victoria at an‘estimated cost of $5.2-millionc))

The smaller multi-storey, | multi-tenant but ‘imited use”. ‘

-_“Meroa ntile-bo oasts rates. win

» facilities broposed for Simon Fraser and University.of. B. C..:
_ Mould cont, ag, Bsltmigted $4.4 million each::

_ Shey. are, expected..tp, caver 3,700 square: mietres, and’
would accommodate research and‘development. activities -
for small and medium-sized . orgaaldations,, primarily in-

" _robolics deaign and the like, . that do not- require anything -

bigger than normal business. offices, the documents state,

-' The '3,25¢-square-metre Victoria’ facility would! ac: us

“ commodate | basically ‘mieroelectronie-oriented’ tenants,
‘and would cost $3.9 million.

- High-technology business centres. are: proposed for. the .T.
Tegional colleges campuses in Kelowna, Vernon, Nanaimo, -

Kamloops, Castlegar, Prince George, Dawson Creek and .
Comox: :
If approved,- the $3. -million facilities: would have ‘lense.

space available for advanced- technology businesses such,

as ‘computers and softwares, as: well as for’ consulting
" €ngineere ‘and other related fields,

It is estimated that five. (such, centres would cual the,
_, Savernment $15 million over P five: vypas ‘to operate.

Buying? Selling? Swoprig?
‘Use: the

| | ay herald classifieds.

635- 6357

tise Starts. ae

" s
mo '

“children and ‘ravelled, the: \ t00, " she said. ; . \their father in Hope, BC,
world. - By She was inarried. in her ‘and she hasn't seen them for to
* Now she : stands” on can "early 20s and has a i0-year- years. : :

“‘Bdmonton: street. corner, :
- her. arms. wrapped: aroun
an enormous bag) af- books
« begging qu
. pedestrians,”

and: needs. ‘the’ ‘quarters: ‘she.
geek every... “day. “to: feed. ;
hergelf.Her‘diet can range
from “bacoit’: and eggs. ta:
“nothing | at ‘all, She sleeps in |
 a.rogm: at the -YWOA, even,
“though she doesn’t have the -
nightly-$3 fee, and must be —
-out.-by 7: a ‘a. m.: every

The. Herald, Thursday, Jonuary. 20,1983; Pasa’ 3 er

f
‘Silence ‘ig her. answer ‘to.
questions bout { her. divorce! i
ashing | land babysitting. Alice's. ‘children live | ‘with

(CP) | —: ‘surance office...

_Allce-, 1s a survior in: a
. world avtieh: ean somedmes

“old boy’ and a: “younger girl.
My. Ben's name’ | is.
Christopher - and: y alittle

she has retained : treak ‘of.
‘generousity..
Often ‘shé-drops. ‘colns. éni
r Y sidewalk because, Ba 2

‘hape’ others” in: the: same’ .

“Howard outspoken
: ‘Herald Stat Writer -

' provincial.government is. insensitive to ,the . plight of
forestry workers between Hazelton and Terrace. And he

morni
Then an ‘are. ‘a - nuimber of has offered two methods to redress the situation. -
women like Alice in the clty._ * While-sawmills ali over the province are slarting up,

‘ who- have Jost-contact with |
their: %: “families; .
. Maureen. Dundin; director.‘
~ of Operation: Friendship,

| “For, them life isa matter

run al, eg Id. “
- Noting that he pushed 1 ‘hard 40 get land sei ‘apide far such "ot survival vate oe As

_* facilities. at’ SFU, “university, president’ George . Pedersen, the bag ladies we see are at

least 60,; ‘Home into thelr 76s,
‘Some*have- mental: “health
“probleme. and ‘aren't quite
; capable’: of tooking: after -
“I'm quite ecithuslatie about the prospect of doing these are i simple tt though...
‘ She’ intersperses carefully .
enuriciated , words: with
chukdes, “Except for a: few
tiny lines: near her brown
eyes, her face does not show
‘how life has treated her.
She. doesn't. seek plty.or —
sympathy. and is reluctant
-to reveal much: about
-- herself, While open about
‘some... things, -
‘guarded about others; such :
.as her age and significant ;

“dates in-her life. ~~ | 4444 Lakelse Avenue a
. "y Two years ago. she came _1S IN NEED OF THE FOLLOWING | A
to Edmonton ‘from’ Van- , - GOODUSEDITEMS.. wt
eouver and lived witht her ’ Clothing .
mother and sister... . _ Furniture Hs
“But I think [overstayed Household Appliances
she said, - , . . Bedding ‘
Aaughing: She hasn't: seen ~ Curtains - ”

them since. ~
Alice held a job ‘briefly,
put refuses to discuss what
went wrongs)She’ 8B; had gay
' “Jittle bit more than Grade
-12"-édueation in Vancouver
“and worked as a clerk fora 9
. Rewspaper ‘and’ in an in- |

nothing is being done by the government with B.C. Timber’ 5
monopaly position here, Howard says. —- ;
-.The MLAstates, “B.C. Timber is in the pulping business ;
and sawmilling, therefore, is secondary.” .
’. The.first method he suggests, is for the goverament™ to
’ follow its “log it or lose it’ principle and remove an amount
“of the: company’s ctitting rights equal-to ita sawmilling .
capacity. Faced with such a loss, B.C. Timber might atart’
_ Up its mills, at ;
‘The second. alternative is for the government to lauinch ‘a
full scale, independant examination of B.C. Timber’s
forest, production, costing, and marketing strategies to ~

said

agency,

Howard says, “even if such an inquiry discovered, : a8 i'm
sure it would, that it is inefficient and improper to try to run
* a company from a board.room in Vancouver with BCRIC
looking over one’s shoulder. it would be a atep in the right
direction.”

» 8 long’as the provincial government remains silent 50
wil B. c. Timber’ 8 sawmills,” Howard affirms. “at

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