cutting all Press links with
the United States. ~~

Sadegh said news
bureau. chiefs and ad-
_ministrative. staff would
be given slightly longer to
wind up their operations.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont.
- (UPC).- Canada’s record
high interest rates
expected: to drop “fair
considerably’’ ‘this
summer, Prime Minister
Joe Clark said Tuesday.

On a radio open line
program, the. 40-year-old
prime minister. said the
Conservatives have not
abandoned their low
interest rate policy but
said a higher level was
needed now in the fight
against inflation.

get interest rates down,”
Clark said.

LONDON, Ont. (UPC) -
A_ Liberal government
will raise domestic oil
prices to encourage
development of new
supplies but not to levels
set by “OPEC or by the
multinationals,” party
leader Pierre Trudeau
says.

Trudeau, talking to an
enthusiastic*University of
Western Ontario
audience Monday, said
he would not re-impose
the 18-cent per gallon
gasoline tax contained in

HALIFAX (UPC)
Canada could cut its
unemployment to 6 per
cent within two years and
to 4 per cent by 1984 af it
adopted a senous 1in-
dustnal straicgy. New
Democratic Party leader
Ed Broadbent
Tuesday.

sand

The NDP leader
proposed ai Full Em
ployment Act, urging
Members of Parliament

Interest rates to

“Our goal'.remains to.

Liberals will
raise oil prices

American ‘media had.
“insulted the Tranien

. revolution.”

The expulsion. will
apply to all represen-
tatives of the American
media regardless of the
nationality of the in-
dividual employee,
Sadegh told Kayhan.

“Therefore..our press
relations with America _
will be totally cut,” he
said.

“We had to accept
higher interest rates, but
our expectation is they
will move down fairly
considerably over the
next five to six months,
probably the summer or
late summer.”

Canada's central bank
rate rose four times
during Clark’s six months
in office and 11 times in
about 18 csonths to a

record 14 per cent, The
increases drove up the
chartered banks’ lending
rates to about 15 per
cent.

the Conservatives’
defeated budget but
domestic oil prices would
have to rise.

“They have to go up
because Canadians have
to realize that they no
longer can get petroleum
products valued at 60
cents a barrel or $6 a

barrel. It's costing us
more,” he said.
“Therefore our policy

was to increase prices and
they will be, so long as
there is an OPEC to
continue to increase
prices.”

Unemployment
can be cut , NDP

to set annual employment
rates and creation of an
industrial strategy to
expand domestic in-
dustrics.

“The United States and
almost every Western
industnalized country has
this annual revicw now
and I don't know why we
cant too.” Broadbent
told 250 members of the
Halifax Board of Trade

journalists because ‘the. ~

FROM PAGE Al

If the undecided voters in
each riding are ignored, the
percentage preferences
among those who have
already made up their minds
in Capilano (CAP) and North
Van-Burnaby (NVB)
translate into the following:

CAP NVB
Cons. ........60.4 40.9
Lib. .........29.2 27.3
NDP......... 9.4 22.7
Other........ 1.0 + 9.1

In the case of North Van-
Burnaby riding it should be
noted that the figures give
only a partial picture.

~

-

BINGO! Prize for a full line not for recognizing en firs. Joe wh ,
MP Chuck Cook ona visit to the Kiwanis Senfor Citizens ullding at Whi ele Court. (an mith p h to)

Approximately 39 per cent
of the voters in that riding
live in North. Burnaby. and
were not polled” in. the
current North Shore ‘survey
— which therefore reflects
the views of only. 61 ‘per
cent of the riding located. in
North Vancouver between
St. George's Avenue and
Indian Afm. * ’

North Burnaby has

traditionally registered a.

strong NDP vate.

Among decided voters the
Conservative scores. in-
dicated by the survey differ
only marginally from the
actual percentages of votes
which brought that party

Sager questions
trip to Russia

FROM PAGE At

The trip is organized by
two teachers from Hillside
and West Vancouver
Secondary Schools. Sager
explained after the meeting
that board authorization was
required because of the
involvement of the teachers
and the fact that they are
asking students to join the

trip through the school
system.

Sager spoke of recent
statements by Prime

Minister Clark expressing
the Canadian government's
stand on the Soviet Union at
this time. He suggested the

board consider national
feeling and reconsider its
approval for the trip.

Board Chairman Audrey
Sojonky proposed that the
two organizers be asked to
give a status report on the

proposed trip at the next
board meeting.

Sager said after the
meeting that he supports
trips of this nature and
would go along with the
board's ‘approval if the
teacher organizers can
assure the board of complete
safety for the travelling
students.

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