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By UNITED PRESS CANADA

A4 - Sunday News, September 6, 1981

Police find
human remains

VANCOUVER —
Police searchers have
located human remains
while searching two areas
for two teenagers still
missing and _ feared
murdered along with nine
other children, RCMP
Supt. Bruce Northorp
said Friday.

“Some unspecified
human remains’ were
found in one of the search
areas,” Northorp said.

The remains were
reported to police
Tuesday by an unnamed
citizen, Northorp said,
and the police crime
detection laboratory was
able to verify Thursday
that they were human.

Searchers combed the
site again Tuesday and
Wednesday and un-
covered further remains.
Northorp said the skeletal
remains were being
examined to determine if
they were human.

Northorp said police
were currently “unable to
associate the human
remains to any missing
person.”

Sull listed as missing
were 13-year-old Colleen
Daignault and Sandra
Wolfsteiner, 16.
Daignault, of Surrey.
B.C., was last seen April
16 while Wolfsteiner, of
Langley, B.C. was last
seen hitch-hiking to work
May 19.

Iranians arrest
PM's staff

IRANIAN AUTHOR-
ITIES, on a day of
executions and = gun
battles, announced they
had arrested © staff
members of the prime
minister's office for the
bomb plot that killed both
Iran’s president and
prime minister.

The report Thursday by
government spokesman
Behzad Nabavi that those
arrested for Sunday's
bomb blast included
several employees of the

prime minister's office
was the first admission of
“inside” help in the
spectacular assassinatio-
ns.

State-run television
announced the firing-
squad executions of 55
opponents of the regime,
ending the ominous
silence on reprisals since
the well-planned Sunday
fire-bombing. There had
been fears for thousands
of opponents of the
regime in jail.

Interest rates
go down

TORONTO — The first
crack in record high
interest rates developed
Friday with mayor
Canadian ohartered
banks trimming back
prime lending rates that
have prevailed for the
past month

The Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce led
the way with a UW SO
percent drop tou a new
level of 22.25) percent,
effective Tuesday The
Royal Bank of Canada,

Bank of Montreal and
Toronto-Domimon Bank
matched the move almost
immediately

The decline was the
first downward shift since
March, when the latest
climb tno oainterest rates
began

A Bank of Montreal
spokesman cautiously
hedged on any forecast
that the high interest
rales which have taken a
heavy toll on the
economy had peaked and
passed

Earthquake hits
Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES The
strongest carthquake in
10 years rom hed Los
Angeles oom ots 200th
birthday Friday swaying
baildings and shaking the

carth WOR OSS a wide
portron of Southern
California from Santa
Barbara to the Meniwan
border

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offshore on the Pac afte

and registenmg over oon
the Rachter scale was the

most powerful yolt) an
metropolitan Los Angeles
since HTT quake hit the

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caustog milbmons of dollars

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