Reynolds drops suit

WEST VANCOUVER
Sound MLA John
Reynolds

Howe
has dropped a

seven-year old

lawsuit

against the CBC

MARILYN’S hobby is interior decorating when she is not busy as a receptiorist at a legal
firm. She enjoys making her own wine and thinks Bette Midler is great.

Announcement made
Wednesday that Reynolds
would not proceed with the
suit, in which he charged the
CBC hbelled him during the
course of the television series
Connections, that dealt’ with

was

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orgamized crime in Canada.

Under the agreement
teached, Reynolds receives
no money from the corpora-
fon but the CBC has agreed
itowill not rerun the pro
gram

AS - Friday, September 7, 1984 - North Shore News

THURSDAY

Theft suspec
eludes police

THE LONG arm of the law wasn’t quite long
enough to enable North Vancouver RCMP to ap-
prehend a suspect in what turned out to be a

double case of theft.

The police were called to
the 1700 block of Lonsdale
just after 4 a.m. Thursday
by a resident of that area
who heard the sound of
breaking glass.

RCMP arrived to find the
window of the Kelly’s elec-
tronics store there had been
smashed and items removed
from the store.

Police gave chase to a van
that had left the area and
had it pulled over once be-
fore the driver attempted to
flee.

The van crossed Lonsdale
and raced south on St.
George’s before the driver
pulled into an alley between
Fifth and Sixth streets.

He parked the van part-
way down the alley and fled
the area on foot.

Police gave chase but were
unable to bring down the

suspect.

‘\pside the van, police
found eight video cassette
recorders, valued at more
than $600 each, and two
turntables that had been
stolen from the electronics
store.

Police also discovered that
the van had been stolen in

By MARK HAMILTON

the Vancouver area earlier in
the evening, leaving them
with the goods but without a

suspect in the attempted
smash and grab.

To press time investiga-
tion was continuing and
police were asking for public
help from anyone who may
have witnessed the break-in
or the thieves fleet-footed
flight from the alley off St.
George’s.

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