A20 - Friday, May 11, 1984 - North Shore News

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MURDER CHARGES

Lortie pleads not guilty

DENIS LORTIE, the Ca- submachine gun

stormed the Armed Forces stationed automatic weapons that were — with the shootings. Thursday, MNAs gave a
nadian soldier who sprayed into the building and opened near Quebec City at a not generally available to It is expected a prelimi- lengthy ovation to sergeant
the Quebec legislative fire. bunker that will protect other members of the armed nary hearing will be held in at arms Rene Jelbart who
building with machine gun A number of legislative government members in the forces.

mid-June and that Lortie calmed the armed man,
fire, has pleaded not guilty workers were hit by the gun event the

country 15s Lortie is expected to may be asked t6 undergo convinced him to _ release
to three counts of first- fire and three were killed. attacked. return to court next week, at. psychiatric evaluation before “some hostages and even-
tually convinced him to turn

legislature himself over to police.

degree murder in a brief Thirteen others were injured.
court appearance. Lortie was a member of

The charges were laid
against Lortie after a day-
long siege at the legislative
building Tuesday that began
when a man dressed in army
fatigues and armed with a

Bank
rate
soars

CANADA’S CENTRAL
bank rate took a startling
half percentage point jump
Thursday, rising to 11.72 per
cent in the face of heavy
demand for an increase and
the continuing slump tn the
value of the dollar.

The Bank of Canada rate
increase is expected to result
in higher lending rates at
Canadian banks.

The move came as the
Canadian dollar struggled to
stay above the 77 cents U.S.
mark in trading Thursday.

The dollar has’ been
floundering because of the
strength of the American

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