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By UNITED PRESS CANADA

~ Oil pricing

deal reached

OTTAWA - The
Federal and Alberta
governments Tuesday

reached a $200 billion
five-year energy pricing
agreement that would
almost triple the price of
a barrel of domestic oil by
1986.

The pact would in-
crease the price from
wells that have been

producing before Jan. 1,
1981 to $57.75 a barrel
within five years.
Federal Energy
Minister Marc Lalonde
refused comment on a
suggestion the price of
gasoline at Ontario
pumps could be as high as

$4-a gallon because the
province has built in an
escalator tax to watch
increased prices.

The price of oil will
increase $2.50 a barrel on
Oct. f, this year, by $4.50
next year, thereafter $4
every six months until the
end of 1986.

A higher price
structure would apply to
oil discovered and

produced after Jan. 1,
1982.

Under the “new oil”
price schedule, the
estimated wellhead price
for crude will be $45.92 as
of Jan. 1, 1982, and up to
$77.48 per barrel by July
1, 1986.

Khomeini
orders ease-up

Ayatollah Ruhollah
Khomeini ordered his
regime Tuesday to ease
its crackdown against
dissidents in the af-
termath of the
assassinations of
President Mohammed Ali
Rajai and Prime Minister
Mohammed Javad
Bahonar.

Khomeini issued the
order in a speech at his

north Tehran home,
Tehran Radio said in a
live broadcast monitored
in Ankara, Turkey.
Khomeini’s speech was
interrupted several times
during the broadcast.

Khomeini’s new order
came as assassinations
and attacks against the
regime grew throughout
Iran.

Police search
for bodies

VANCOUVER —
Police used tracking dogs
Tuesday in a search for
the bodtes of two
teenagers whose recovery
could lead to sull more
murder charges against a
black-haired construction
worker already charged
with nine child-slayings.

Clifford Robert Olson,
41. of Coquitlan, will
appear in court later this
month in connection with
the senes of at least 11
and possibly 12 disap
pearances and slayings of
children need Veo TE ing
case that appeared un
paralleled inp modern
Canadian crime annals

Crown Prosecutor John
Hall said the search for
the two was concentratéd
in the forested Agassiz
area where some victims
were found earlier. Hall
said one of the bodies
may have been carmied off
by wild animals and the

remains may aever be
found

RCMP = Insp Larry -
Proke said up to 30

searchers would scour the
arca until there was no
hope of finding the girls,
who disappeared in April
auu May 1ae ivaignault
child’s clothing = has
already been identified by
relatives

Army stages
African coup

PARIS The

army
scized power ino an ap
parently bloodless coup
in’ the Central Afjcan

Republic Luecsday
Presidcat David Dacko
wiS reported to have
handed over the power of
has office to the military
citing reasons of health

The army tnstalled the
military chicf of = staff
Gen Andre Kolingba. as

head of state and
the con

pohtical

suspended

satution and

patties
Breneh troops

stathoned in the fommer

French colony weic
ordered to stay on ther
base

Kolingba said in a rade
broadcast be had “asked
foot aod obtained |

Dachos

resignation,

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