52 - Wednesday, February 25. 1987 - North Shore News

SEE
inquiring
reporter

Board of Health

THE NORTH Shore Union Board
of Health will discuss AIDS-
related issues at its next meeting,
North Vancouver City Mayor Jack
Loucks promised Monday night.

At the request of Ald. Ailan
‘Blair, Loucks agreed to see the

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IN THE latest federal budget tabled recently in the House
of Commons, Finance Minister Michael Wilson slapped a
one-cent-per-litre increase on the price of gasoline. As
well, Canadian consumers will have to come up with
more of their hard-earned dollars to pay added taxes on
cigatetfes, snack foods and airline tickets. But Wilson's
$122.6-billion budpet includes removing tariffs on books,

Larry Letourneau

North Vancouver

1 don’t know how | feel
about it. Nobody wants
to pay more buat
everybody's going to.

Jan Zora

North Vancouver

Who wants to pay the ex-
tra cent?) The federal
government created the
deficit.

at all.

to discuss AIDS

issues of AIDS treatment and
education will be discussed at the
next meeting of the board.

Blair noted a recent Vancouver
Metropolitan Board of Health
meeting where some speakers said
the deadly virus is seen as a local-
ized Vancouver problem.

James Gibbs

North Vancouver

t don’t drive a car so it
doesn't affect me directly

computer parts, Christrnas trees and tea in tea bags.
Under the new budget, the deficit is slated to go down
$2.7 billion to $29.3 billion. Reactions to the budget were
mixed, with the opposition firing criticism at the Tories.
This week, Inquiring Reporter asks how people feel about
the latest gas price hike.

Hugo Blome

North Vascouver

It always goes up — it’s a
sign of the times, I'd like
it to go down but I'm a
realist.

Joan Douglas

North Vancouver

1 don’t really think I’m
qualified to comment but
somebody has got to pay.

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