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1984 spending
will be frozen

VICTORIA - Finance
Minister Hugh Curtis has
issued a warning for 1984
— expect even tighter
government spending
policies.

The spending freeze
could have major impacts
on most government

Gloomy

ministries, particularly in
hight of rising costs of
such programs as income
assistance and health.

If those ministries get
more next year than in
1983, Curtis said, other
ministnes will have to
make cuts to make up the
difference.

report

on employment

VICTORIA -A_ report
from the B.C. Central
Credit Union says that at
least 2,500 jobs will have
to be created a month next
year just to keep B.C.’s
unemployment rate from
chmbing.

While mortgage rates
are expected to continue
to slide and the inflation
rate to stabilize at five or

six per cent, the report
sees little hope of lessen-
ing the 13 per cent infla-
tion rate.
Government and
primary industries aren’t
seen as major employment
forces while tourism,
finance, secondary
manufacturing and non-
government services are
seen as potential job
creators through the year.

oviets walk out
on arms talks

GENEVA-Soviet
negotiators walked out of
nuclear arms reduction
talks after only 35 minutes
Tuesday and are expected
to leave the table for an
indefinite period next
week

The Soviets are thought
to have been reacting to
the armval of the first
cruise missiles in England

the start of the deploy

ment of Pershing and
cruise missiles throughout
Europe next week is ex-
pected to lead to a break-
down in talks.

American negotiators
are pressing President
Ronald Reagan's proposal
that both sides limit the
number of = miussiles in
Europe to 420 each. The
Americans are scheduled
to deploy $72 missiles

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