A4 - Sunday News, October 25, 1981

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By UNITED PRESS CANADA

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OTTAWA, - Housing
Minister Paul Cosgrove
said Friday he has been
swamped with more than
160 calls from distressed
homeowners since of-
fering to personally in-
tervene and guarantee
they would not lose their

homes befo.e_ the
November budget.
Less than 24 hours after

his offer, Cosgrove urged
homeowners to first call
their MP’s and then
pleaded with parliamen-
tarians to check their
phone calls and contact
the banks involved before
passing the information
to his office.

The housing minister

Cancun

CANCUN, Mexico - The
22-nation North-South
economic summit closed
its two-day conference
Friday by tackling the
critical problem of how
the world’s poor nations
can finance their
economic development.

President Reagan has
come out for a capitalist
solution under which the
developing nations would
create a climate favorable
to foreign investment,

WASHINGTON -
American and Canadian
companies planning (to
build a  $23-billion
pipeline to carry natural
gas from Alaska to the
flower 48 states Friday
urged Congress to help
specd up the long delayed
project.
Testifying at
House and Senate
hearings, company
representatives said the
fate of the ambitious
project hinged on
congressional acceptance
of President Reagan's

both

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Cosgro ve

announced that an RCMP
investigation has ° been
launched into the leaking
of several Canada
Mortgage and Housing
Corporation reports that
have forecast up to
40,000 Canadians would
lose their homes within
the next two years
because of high mortgage .
rates and 30,000 would
lose their jobs.

CMHC President Ray
Hession ordered the
RCMP investigate
security at the cor-
poration after New
Democratic Party Leader
Ed Broadbent was given a
secret 27-page report,
Cosgrove said outside of
the House of Commons.

“Progress” at

Reagan

while those nations want
easier terms from the
international lending
institutions controlied by
the industrialized West.

Reagan, who unveiled
a plan at the Thursday's
opening session for U.S.
economic aid, said today
he has learned a lot about
the needs of the poor
nations.,

“I think great progress
has been made,” White
House aides quoted him
as saying.

$23 billion
pipeline urged

proposed changes to a
1977 law requiring full
private financing.

Joining in the plea was

Alaska Gov. Jay Ham-
mond, who also pledged
his state’s continued

support of the project
during a House hearing.

The pipeline would
carry gas from Prudhoc
Bay through Alaska and
Cansda to Calgary.
Alberta, where it would
split into two legs to serve
both western and castern
customers in the United
States

Premiers agree
to Nov. 2 talks

said be had reserved the
Conference Center im
Ottawa Nov 2 4 for the
talks

The premuicts cc.

pressed unhappiness at

the prime moeester ys
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*

Agenda highlights from
Monday's meetings of the
North Shore Councils in-
clude the following items:

NORTH VANCOUVER
CITY (7:30 P.M.)

Delegation -- Mr. Marcel
Gagnon, resident manager,
Marlborough Towers and
property management
personnel, Hollyburn
Properties Ltd. re noise and

vandalism caused by
Whispers patrons.

Report on newspaper
recycling

Report on Fast Eddie’s
Cabaret

NORTH VANCOUVER
DISTRICT (7:30 P.M.)

the
Fair

from
for

Delegation
Committee
Assessment.

Grant application
the Rec Commission

Parking restrictions on

from

N. Shore agenda:

Orwell Street -
St. Paul’s Indian Church
committee request

WEST VANCOUVER
COUNCIL (8:00 P.M.)

Rezoning of
Bellevue, from RTI (2-
family) to C2 (commercial
zone).

Development _ permit,
1445/63 Bellevue. ;

Development permit,
2203/31 Bellevue.

Swimming pool for Monte
Bre subdivision, Caulfeild
Plateau.

WEST VANCOUVER

SCHOOL BOARD
(7:00 P.M.)

Meeting of the commitee
as a whole. Discussion of
Choices (career orientation),
fine and performing arts,
personnel practices and
early retirement.

Parking solution ordered

CARS PARKING in the no-
parking section of the
Westview Shopping Centre
are creating a hazard for
pedestrians, shopping centre
management has been told.

QUEEN SIZE
OR
KING SIZE

DECK BOARDS

LINER & LINER FORM

DOUBLE SIZR4
oe =

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ole Ly ;

North Vancouver City
council decided Monday to
advise the shopping centre
to “take steps to eliminate
this obvious hazard to

pedestrians”.

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