Canada’s’ ‘ine labor’
‘organization, claimed

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chanting and beating
their chests in a sign of
mourning, marched
through the streets of
Tehran Tuesday for the
mass funeral of 72
prominent officials of the
Islamic regime killed in a
terror bombing.
In another indication of
the worsening turmoil
' gripping Iran, officials
said Mohammad
Kachouci, governor of
Tehran’s notorious Evin
jail, was fatally shot in the
prison compound and the

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members walked out in

every “major postal
centre. But postal
workers, td their

jobs in Quebec City and
its saburbs ds well as in

‘Dennis McDermott,
head of the - 23 million

organization’, s - “support
“behind = the striking
‘workers, ‘accusing
Treasury Board President
Donald Johnston of:
provoking a strike.

revolutionary
prosecutor's office
charged the warden was
“assassinated by U_-S.
agents”.

A prison. spokesman
told UPI Kachouci was
buried along with the 72

Officials killed in the
massive bomb blast
Sunday at the Islamic
Republican Party

headquarters, including
Ayatollah Mohammed
Beheshti - second in
power to Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomcini and
mastermind of the
American hostage crisis.

China scraps
Mao’s teachings

PEKING (UPD) - In a
dramatic policy shift,
China: said Tuesday it is
sor ing the teachings

ao Tse-tung which
have prevailed for the
past 20 years and cm-
barking on a “strategic
shift’ for economic
modernization.

The announcement,
which acknowledged that
whatever Mao said
not necessarily t,
came on the cve of the

Communist
anniversary.

The major policy pro-
nouncemcnt came in the
form of a 35,000 word
communique approved
during a three-day
mecting of the party's
central committec, which
said the late Chairman
Mao would continue as a
figurchead buf that Vice
Chairman Deng
Xiaoping’s thoughts will
prevail.

Party's 60th

"competing with local cabs on

the. North Shore following
unanimous: approval of a

“white-glove” taxi service by
West Vancouver council
Monday night.

Sunshine Cabs Ltd. of
North Vancouver has .ap-
plied for licenses, to operate

25 new, fully equipped
Cadillacs for West and North.
Van. :

Providing a “first class

type of service” the drivers.

would be dressed in business
suits with ties and give

‘ maximum personal service

to customers, general
manager Richard Hughes
told council. _

Any supplement to ‘the
-local cab service was
heartedly endorsed by
council. Although they did
differ on what kind of cab
each would prefer.

Alderman George Morfitt
expressed a preference for
Rolls Royces -while
‘Alderman David Finlay said
‘West Van needs more cabs
so badly he’d support the
company even if they were
going to drive Datsuns.

Mayor Derrick Hum-
phreys ignored the type of
vehicle and concentrated on
the color — West Van blue,
he hoped.

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population of more: ‘than
138,000 — providing about
one’ cab per 1,712 persons.
The Vancouver taxi ratio for
1980 was.one taxi per 1,056
persons.

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would raise the North Shore *
ratio to one cab-per 1,386 . : : 7
persons. cot Me

Alderman Don Lanskail- .
endorsed the support motion
saying: “The  taxi-cab
business is a competitive one
and while we do maintain
control of. operations.
through inspections, the
market should be left to test.
the competitive spirit of free, ’
enterprise.”"

Hughes has gathered. more
than 1,000 signatures from
the North Shore . business
community. to ‘support -its.
license application to th
provincial government.

He must also _ receive:
support from-North Van City
and District councils.

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