A4 - Sunday News, September 27, 1981

oxed i in
on floor ratio

_ CONCERNED citizens
packed the gallery at
Monday's West Vancouver
council meeting when a
public hearing and meeting

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he asked.

The answer, from Bill
Mckee of Dominion Con-
struction, was “that tiny

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The price of mailing a
first-class letter to the
United States would rise
to 35 cents from 17 cents,
and rates for U.S.-bound
mail would no _ longer
remain the same _ as
domestic ones. The cost
of posting a first-class

LONDON - The Sunday
Times suspended
publication Friday in a

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of 10 children in south-
westero British

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caplostona Ltidas
destroyed the clubhouse

heading for 30°.

abroad would go to 60

April, 1982.

The two-month delay
in implementing the rates
would allow the public to
challenge the increases,
he said, adding appeals
would be heard and some
rates could be revised.

Sunday Times
Stops presses

printers.”
Murdoch authorized
the suspension of pay to

Olson remanded

Olson's lawyer Robert
Shantz asked the judge to
recommend that Olson be

Rugby clubhouse
blast mystery

Federal and local
Investigators said the low

intensity blast was caused

were held -on yet another
proposed Bellevue Avenue

Construction on behalf of

centre.

One of the concerns of
staff and a municipal ad-
visory body was the bulk of
the building.

The proposed floor area
ratio is 1.67 times the land
size, but the Advisory
Planning Commission
recommended a floor area
ratio “no higher than about
1.2."

Spokesmen for the
developer told the meeting
they were never given a fixed
acceptable ratio from which
to work.

Mayor Derrick Hum-
phreys commented: “We
shouldn't change the rules in

pay dispute with the entire 1,400-member the middle of the game.”
pressmen who refused to staff Thursday unless the Alderman John Hum-
sign a pledge not to union signed the pledge. phries asked if it was
disrupt production of the The dispute concerns a possible to redesign the
newspaper, Managing National Graphical building to the 1.2 ratio but a
Director Gerald Long Association claim for spokesman replied that it
said. fae a ectine = and py in would be “much less viable.”
machine room where ‘

“There will be no paper 101 pressmen have been f ae ur Mudry, archuect
on Sunday,” Long said trying to restore former Or the Project sai: Any
after the 4 p.m. (1la.m. differentials over figure is economical if you
EDT) deadline for signing assistant operators who are willing to design a box.
set by publisher Rupert are members of the Humphries added: So
Murdoch had passed. National Society of were measuring the
“We have told the Operative Printers, desirability of the facility
editorial staff to stop Graphical and Media against the somewhat higher
sending copy to the personnel. density.”

The mayor also raised the
question of fire prevention,
and asked that the applicants
consider a sprinkler system
in the residential part of the

100 copies

: + tax

Columbia, was remanded held at the Burnaby $ 00
to appear in court Oct. 2.9 RCMP yail until his next a com
following a bnef court appearance Shantz said ptote money £
hearing Friday. there was some “duf- saving line of

Crown prosecutor John ficulty” at the Lower copying sen
Hall told Provincial Court" Mainland Regional cos
Judge K.D Page he Correchhonal Centers in
expected it would. be at Burnaby Concord Copy

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dollar.”

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