A4-Wednesday, November 12, 1980 - North Shore News

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LONDON (UPI) -

British Labor Party laced
the possibility of an open
split with the elecuion of
socialist Michael Foot as
its parliamentary leader,
a scenario Prime Minister

Margaret Thatcher's
Conservatives viewed
with relish.

“Il am as strong in my
socialist convictions as I
have ever been,” said
Foot, declanng Monday
he would work to bring
down Thatcher's govern-
ment.

Referring to Thatcher's
tough economic policies,
Foot pledged to “attack
the outrage and infamy

WASHINGTON (UPI) -
A proposed statement on
capital punishment by
U.S. Roman Catholic
bishops hnks for the first
time opposition to the
death penalty to the

church's) strong) anti-
abortion stance
The statement, under

consideration by the
National Conference of
Catholic Bishops. said
Opposition to the death
penalty is “a testimony
which removes a certain
ambiguity which might
otherwise affect the
witness that we wish to
give to the sancuty of
human hfe at all stages ~

In the past, the church
has been accused of a

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Labor election
may split party

which this government is
inflicting on our people.”
But the Conservatives
seemed pleased at the
choice of Foot, who ts
seen as the _ least
dangerous opponent for
Mrs. Thatcher.
“Margaret is just so
lucky as a politician,” one
Conservative parliament
member chortled.
Supporting that view,
results of a respected
opinion poll published
today disclosed that two-
thirds of those questioned
supported Thatcher's
attempt to slam a 6 per
cent ceiling on public
employee wage increases.

Abortion, death
penalty linked

double standard in its
fierce opposition to
abortion while being less
clear in its opposition to
the death penalty.

Although making the
link, the statement
stresses that it did not
equate the two acts

“We do not
equate the situation of
cmminals convicted of
capital offenses with the
condition of the innocent
unborn ofr of the
defenseless aged or in-
firm, but we do beheve
that the defense of life ts
strengthened by
climinating exercise of a
yudac ial

wish to

authorization to
human iife "the
proposed statement said

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Subdivision gets council go-ahead

Against wishes of Rabbit Lane residents

West Vancouver Council local residents to be unstable
has gone against the wishes and unsuitable for con-
of the residents of Rabbit

struction.
Lane, approving a_ con- However, after an ex-
troversial development tensive study by Golder

permit for a subdivision on

the banks of the Capilano
River.

Associates, Consulting Geo-
technical Engineers, said
that the land could be made

Bosa Brothers Develop- stable. council decided
ment Corporation will now Monday mght to allow the
be able to build a subdivision development.

on the site which was

Council also stipulated
considered by many of the

that the developers pul up a

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Restrictive covenants were
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Alderman George
Morfitt, who hives in the
Rabbit Lane area, expressed
sympathy for the concern of

his peighbours,
developer had
entena.

but felt the
met all the

Council has restncted the
developer from taking more
than 10,000 yards of fill from
the site and stipulated that
site) preparation be com.
pleted within 12 months of
starting.

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