A4-Wednesday, September 47, 1980 - North Shore News

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Terry Fox to get
Order of Canada

OTTAWA (UPC) -
Governor General Ed
Schreyer will fly to
Vancouver Friday to

invest Terry Fox as a
Companion of the Order
of Canada, distinguishing
the one-legged runner as
the youngest recipient of

the Nation's highest
civilian honor.
Schreyer announced

the appomtment Monday
following a decision by
the Order of Canada’s
Advisory Council that a
special Investiture would
be appropriate for the
man whose fight for
cancer research touched

Clark vs Trudeau

the hearts and minds of
millions of Canadians
across the country.

Because of Fox's
condition following a
week of chemotherapy
for hung cancer, Schreyer
will fly to the 22-year-old
runner's home city.
Normally, recipients are
summoned to receive the
award at Government
House in Ottawa.

The appointment to the
Order came on _ the
recommendation of the
Advisory Council,
headed by Chief Justice

Bora Laskin of the
Supreme Court of
Canada.

in next election?

HALIFAX (UPC) -
Conservative leader Joe
Clark says he intends to
lead his party in the next
election, no matter who
tries to unseat him.

He also expects to face
Pierre Trudeau in the
battle at the polls even
_ though the prime minister
has said he will retire
before the next vote.-

The opposition leader,
who conid face a
leadership test this fall,
told a news conference
this week he intends to

Saudis and Iran

fight and subdue anyone
who challenges him for
top spot in his party.

“I intend to be prime
minister again, and with
all appropriate modesty, I
believe I'm the best
person in the Con-
servative Party and in the
country to do the job,”
Clark said.

“All my efforts will be
toward getting the party
back on track, so we can
recognize why we lost
and correct’ those
weaknesses.”

split on oil price

VIENNA, Austria
(UPI) Iran charged
today it is being “killed”
by low Saudi Arabian oj
prices, intensifying a split
between hard-lincrs and
moderates at the OPEC
mimisters’ conferencc.

The division indicated
that a Saudi plan to
reunify OPEC prices 15
faltcring.

The dispute between
the two countries at onc
point crupted into a
shouting match between
Saudi Foreign Minister
Prince Saud Al-Faisal and

Kaiser takeover

lramian Oil Minister Ah
Akbar Moinfar.

“You produce 95
milhon barrels a_ day,
flooding the market, and
when you sell at 28
(dollars per barrel), Iran
loses $4,” Moiunfar, who
was pushing for OPEC
production cuts, told
Patsal “You are killing
Iran!”

Faisal replied that
production levels are a
“soveraagn mght,” and
“no one has the right to
interfere im our internal
affairs ~

probe demanded

VANCOUVER (UPC)

Rumors that preceded
BC Resources = In
vestment Corp ‘s

takcover bid for Kaiser
Resources Lid. should be
investigated by = the
province's superinicndcnt
of brokers, saya NPD
pustice critic Alen

Mac Donald
MacDonald
letter = thas
supennicndcnt Rupert
Bullock saying the
qucshon of whether there
were leaks of inside
information por to the
Sept 3} purchase bad
should be answered

wrote a
week lo

FROM PAGE A1_

customer of the bank
tackled the robber and
there was a brief struggle,
during which the robber
dropped his gun and the
toque he had been
wearing.

He fought his way free
and escaped with the bag
of money, which is alleged
to have been handed to an
accomplice outside the
bank.

All night investigations
by detectives led RCMP
officers from North
Vancouver to a hotel in

4.000
expected
at LGH

meeting

FROM PAGE A1

Vancouver Recreation
Centre, 23rd and Lonsdale .
As many as 4,000 Hospital
Society members — many of
them recruited during
vigorous membership
campaigns this summer by
the “pro choice” and Pro

Life factions — are expected
to attend and vote on the
four board vacancies.

Richmond, where two men
were arrested after a short
struggle. ;

James Lafferty, aged 19,
of Burnaby, and 17-year-
old Rob Wedley, of
Vancouver were charged
Monday in North Van-
couver with four counts of
armed robbery and one of
possession of — stolen
property and were to
appear in provincial court
again Tuesday for a further
hearing.

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