LANGLEY - Police
hoped Tuesday to be able
to identify a dead woman
— believed murdered —
whose “scantily clad”
body was found in a ditch
during the weekend.

Langley RCMP said
late Monday following an
autopsy that the woman’s
identity and cause of her
death would not be
released until further
tests had been conducted
today.

A passerby came

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Body found
in Langley

across the body of the
woman, aged 17 to 27,
while walking his dog late
Sunday. The woman had
been dead for “several
days,” said Sgt. Barry
Bradley.

Meanwhile, RCMP in
nearby Surrey said they
have found no trace of 17-
year-old Tara Allisen
Dyck, who vanished from
a party August 29. But
Staff Sgt. James Hamilton
said the search would
continue.

Officers killed
in N. Ireland

BELFAST. Northern
Ireland - An IRA land-
mine ripped through a
police jeep and instantly
killed two teenage of-
ficers, raising to 24 the
number of security force
members to die since the
republicans began their
prison hunger stnke.

IRA guerrillas ap-
parently detonated the
mine by remote control
Monday as the police
jeep passed over a culvert
on a remote country road

near Pomeroy in County
Tyrone, police said.

Police said the con-
stables, aged 18 and 19,
died instantly in the blast,
which mangled their
armored Land _ Rover.
Both pohtcemen were
unmarmed and one was
on his first patrol.

Pohce searching for the
bombers sealed off the
area, which 1s near the
home of Martin Hurson,
the 10th and latest Maze
Prison mmate to die on a
hunger strike.

Afghans raid
Pakistan

ISLAMABAD, Pakis-

tan - An Afghan raid
across the frontier to
seize weapons” from
Moslem rebels in

Pakistan was part of a
pattern of border
violabvons tamed with
Pakistan's
contacts, President
Mohammad /1a ul Hag
said Tuesday

international

The attack Monday
was the first known
Afghan) ground = assault

into Pakistanms territory It
came on the eve of UES

Assistant Secretary of
State James Buckley's
armval to discuss a $3
Dillon military and
economic package of aid
to Pakistan.

Zia said recent air
and) border
intrusions by Afghanistan
arc incidents “we have to
hve wath”.

“There is a

violations

definite
pattern to such volahons
and these appear to take
place whenever there ts
an international move ~
he sard

Floods strand
200,000

PEKING, Flooding
wn othe central Chinese
province of Shaanat has
killed more than 70)
people and left 200 000
people homeiess but rains
that battered the region
for 2U stronght dayy have
hifted officals said
lucsday

Officials inf Xuan the
provincial capital sant
the casualty toll was at
'o4) dead and S OOO tn
yurcal ctamng the acarly
three weeks of con
hous downpours that

fhowaded the southern and

weslen

tegloas of

Shaanai
(sovecament press
reports sard omere than
100 O00 people marooned
by Pood waters have been
scxcucd  Offietal ceponrts
said the floating in
Shaanay hod caused
“heavy fossa of dife and

property
AN prosent relief
work has shifted freon
vag people tao
pros tding shelters fos the
maases tahing care oof
thes: Tas Labvere vad and
TOS tsp pres madene Chon ao

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