A4 - Wednesday, December 15, 1982 - North Shore News

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By UNITED PRESS CANADA

Minister Marc Lalonde
the government’s
estimate that corporate
capital investment would
decline by $2-4 billion in ~

of at

least 80 ,000

SEATTLE — _ Phe In-

mission will take under
advisement the positions

Columbia -. negotiators
stymied in their attempts
to forge an agreement
over Ross Dam.

City and province
répresentatives met three
times last week, but talks

. broke down over a new
financial. demand made
by. British Columbia as
part of an overall. ‘deal

OTTAWA — More than "production jobs and
280,000 jobs could 200,000 service sector
disappear next year jobs.
unless the federal Riis said Canada had
government brings in an reached ‘‘a_ crisis
economic recovery situation” and urged
program before Lalonde to introduce a
Christmas, New ‘‘massive recovery
Democratic Party program” before the end
Finance critic Nelson Riis of the year.
said Monday. ;

Riis told Finance Lalonde, however, said

1983 would mean the loss already showing greater

LC to study
dam project

of Washington and British ~~

‘Police s search

small businesses

; were
likely to enjoy an
economic turnaround

next year and noted that

nanan ety te nied mae tere nnn ne i mein am

“the housing sector was

strength.

that would sell low-cost

to Seattle in -
return for not : ising
Ross Dam

“We have probiems.
We are. trying to work
them out. That is all I can
say,” Seattle Deputy
Mayor Bob Royer said
after a 24-hour meeting
Monday.

A city decision to raise
Ross’ Dam. would flood a
popular: British Columbia.
recreation area, ;

we

BELFAST, Northern
Ireland — Security forces
in Northern Ireland and
the Irish Republic joined
forces in a search
Tuesday for a “notorious
terrorist” they suspect has
been masterminding a
pre-Christmas bombing
blitz.

Police and army forces,
who were put on full alert
would not identify the
suspect but television
reports named him as
Dominic McGlinchey,
28, who jumped bail after

ABU DHABI, United
Arab Emirates - Rescuc
workers rattled by af-
tershocks found 250
bodies Tuesday in the
rubble of villages
“devestated” by an
earthquake on Yemen

that killed more than 300
people and injured 500
others, news reports said.

Yemen's state-run Al
Thawra newspaper said
348 people were killed
and 501 others injured by
the 40-second quake that

for terrorist

Eleven villages
devastated

being arrested in the Irish
Republic.

“He is a most notorious
terrorist. He has been in
contact with terrorist
units to esculate action at
this time. He. is highly
dangerous,” police said.

The police said
McGlinchey, a member
of the extremist Irish
National Liberation
Army, was operating
along the border with
Ireland. Security forces
on both sides of the
fronticr were searching
for him.

struck at midday Monday
in the gnountainous
nation south of Saudi
Arabia on the Red Sea

The Iraqi News
Agency, monitored in
Abu Dhabi, said 688

people were killed and
1,140 others hospitalized,
many in critical con-
dition. The agency said
the dead included 150
students.

Eleven of 133 villages
hit by the quake were
“totally devestated,” the
Iraqi agency said.

. MacBrayne... |

Its new business licence
bylaw — which comes up for
final adoption next Monday
— will restrict the number of
machines according to the
amount of floor area.

Under the new rules,
Brunswick Lanes will be
zapped from, 13 to three
machines.

Council went ahead
Monday with the first stages
of estab shing the bylaw in
spite of a petition from 1.215
adults and 303 teenagersand
an appeal by Brunswick

Lanes Manager Don
MacBrayne, that his
business will suffer if the
machines have to go.

“I am upset and disap-
pointed,” said McBrayne
after council voted in favour
of setting up the new bylaw.
“We have been operating

this typeof machine for" By ~ putting forward the

seven years. Now we have 13
machines and we have never
had a single problem —— if we
had, I would have been the
first to take them out.”-

Also, the new bylaw does

not permit anyone under age
19 to go into the area
designated for video.
machines.

“That means fathers won't
even be able to go in and
play pool with their sons —

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“very y helpful i in giving young
people a place to go and
enjoy. themselves without
causing a problem,”

He ‘believes that without
the machines there would be
far more problems of young
people hanging about in
groups and being difficult to
control.

Although deciding to go
ahead with the new bylaw,
council did soften its heart a
little and changed the
wording. Otherwise the
Brunswick Lanes would have
been reduced to just one
video machine.

Staff also pointed out that
council had rules governing
the amusement machines
since 1977 and even under
the old rules, the Brunswick
Lanes was only supposed to
have three machines.

North ‘Vancouver

THE PERFECT GIFT FOR A.
MUSICAL - MERRY CHRISTMAS

new bylaw, West Vancouver
council is stepping into line
with North Vancouver City
council which recently
introduced controversial
legislation aimed at curbing
the development of video .
arcades. . . .
$795.00
$1075.00
iNaenoy now for Christmas,

SK-100
SK-200

because our machines are in
the billiard room,” said
“We...
always tried to operate a
family recreation area.”
After the meeting he told
The News he would be
studying the alternatives to
see-what action-he might be
able to take to fight the
bylaw. —
- But if it does go into ef-
fect, he is afraid it will mean
higher bowling prices. — “If. I
do have to:put my: prices up,
I'm afraid that I won't be

able to compete with other _
told

bowling lanes,”
council.
“Often, on a busy night,

he

people who are waiting for -
lanes play the video games |

while they are waiting.
Without the machines
maybe they won't wait and
they won't come back,” he
said.

Local teachers supported —

the video machines, said
MacBrayne: “It is our ex-
perience that during certain
recreational periods, groups
of students under the
supervision of their teachers
attended our recreation
centre to bowl, play billiards
and often play our video
games.”

Also urging on council the
value of video machines,
Bud Weiss, vice-president of
the Western) Amusement
and Music Operators Ac-
cosiation of B.C... said,
“Amusement games can be

have...

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