Jim Ryan leads the Caledonia Secondary School band In ‘a'modified version of the soundtrack from the hit film, “Flashdance” at Kitimat's Mount Elizabeth Theatre on Friday, Feb. 10: Terrace took part In the three-clty band Sega The event was the 1984 Band ' Urifortunately, due to a measle weekend's event. Extravaganza and was to be. made up of three bands, one each from Frince Rupert, Terrace, and Kitimat. epidemic in Prince Rupert, that city’s band could not participate in the Police ordered to return: funds to bank motion requiring that: the money seized by police at ‘TORONTO (OP) _ Police. were. ordered. today to return ~to™. the © Canadian Imperial Bank of Com: merce more than $30,000 of the’ $10.2 million in bank funds that, Brian Patrick . the time of Molony’s arrest be returned to. the bank. where he used to work. * The money amounted to today, was’ postponed. until rm “$23,310.45 jn U.S. funds and - il federal: Fisheries: -MiAlGteF” Piet” De" Hane ‘ Mek! “banging Your head agaliist te! Wanl:ieo * 8 a Cae at aim a which is something Molony ‘gambled away in. “$411 in Canadian funds. Atlantic’ City casinos.- Edward Greenspan, Molony’s . lawyer, suc-. « Outside the court that cessfully : though his: client introduced “a Fisherman: seeks alternative ~ Greenspan told reporters’ Robin” working, he is “penniless.” pathological gambling, was : “March 22... - He refused to say what type ._ unable to come to Toronto to - of work Molony, 29, is doing, testify today at the sen- : Molony’s gentencing, tencing hearing. * originally scheduled for Through an ‘abecais z “nexus of false. companies. ‘million because . repaid some of the money. | ‘Molony pleaded guilty in: and. phoney. loans; Molony defrauded the bank of $10.4 milion in Canadian -funds ‘and $5 million .(U.S,) bel- ween 1980 and 1982. ; * Greenspan requested the . postponement because Dr.. Custer, , a U.S, psychiatrist specializin~” in VANCOUVER (CP) — West Coaal fishermen, many deep management of the resource, refused in an interview to in debt because of poor catches and rising operating costs, should consider an alternative occupation if Ottawa goes ahead with plans to. implement stringent new regulations, says frustrated troller Ron Fowler. . Fowler, describing fishermen a5 angry and confused about! their itdrea;"SaidT a meethig * Siinday Was Tike’ “Thete’s nothing that came’ cut, of this meeting for ° fishermen,” said Fowler, :a Jeader of the fishermen's survival lobby. “What we need now at this particular time _ is hope for the future and there’ s been nothing given tous. that indicates i inany way, shape, or form that there’ s any -hopé for. the future.” : . About 60 members of the sixrvival lobby, which took its campaign for an orderly rationalization of the Pacific fleet . to Ottava last week, quizzed De Bane for two hours at a closed meeting. in a dewntown hotel. NO COMMITMENT ot Fowler, - vice-president | of the -Pacific Trollers Association, said there was no cormmitment from the minister to salmon enhancement and no commitment to protect the habitat. “Our recommendations, have been totally ignored. “ De Bane, while insisting he recogulzes the need for belter | . s ‘ ‘ Information demanded WINNIPEG (CP) — The parents of two part-time soldiers who were killed when-their military Jeep flipped over last summer are fighting to get more. information . ‘about the teenagers’ deaths. They've gathered a 2,800-namie petition asking the -Department of National Defence, to release documents on . the accident. ' “All we ask is that they come forward and tell us what really happened," said Edna Krosney, mother of-one of the Winnipeg: reservists. Peace of mind is what we are after.” Darren Krosney, 18, and Rodney Laurendeau, 17, were killed Aug. 21 when their Jeep upset ina military convoy on the Trans-Canada Highway near Moosomin, ‘Sask. ‘They were returning to Winnipeg from: six. weeks of Canadian Armed Forces militia exercises at’ Dundurn, Sask. Krosney, said in an interview she and ‘Laurendeau’s , parents have, questions about how the accident happened, but-the Defence Department has co far refused to release transcripts from the military. inquest. ‘ A letter from the department says the armed forces _ doesn’t want to make the information public in order to ensure witnesses at fiture military inquests | are frank and willing ‘to speak, .. Krasney said they have received: conflicting reports from the RCMP, coroner-and pathologist about: the cause of the accident, how the vehicle rolled over and even at what time . the boys died. Krosney also wonders why the ybints were delving ina” 30-vehicle convoy on the: Trans-Canwda Highway’ when neither had a provincial driving licence: ‘Darrei Krosiey,, who was driving, had a military licence.- . However, Krosney said her son only jeatned to’ drive, during his stay at Dundura.- - The open, quarter-ton vehicle he was driving hod a 106- milimetre recoilless: rifle mounted and was pulling a supply 7 trailer. “He had no highway ‘experience, ‘no convoy experience ‘and he had never pulled:a trailer before,” ‘said Krosney. Roland Laurendeau, Rodney's father, said the parents "have a right to know more than they’ve been told. _ “The information we've got is unsatisfactory to us,” he said. Bill Blaikie, NDP member of Parliament for ‘Winnipeg- Birds Hill, has taken-up the case. Blaikie told a news conference Saturday he has already _ asked Defence Minister Jean-Jacques Blais ‘about the’ matter informally. “His only response was that military inqueats are not public and 1 should try the freedom of information route 1 don’t. think MPs should have to do," Blaikie told reporters. with - ithe: buyback. x... tie ve give specifics about changes. T keep my recommendations. ; to mysclf.” Among the proposed changes: -—- many reconimended i in the 1982 West Coast fishery inquiry report by economist. Peter Pearse — area $1Q-million biy-back of boats, quotas watt) each. remaining, | oat and royalties on catches i Ppy aye tt SMyLE - De Bane hinted Saturdoy that the buy-back - — advocated by fishermen provided itis accompanied by an. intensified .: salmon enhancement’ program — may be put on the back” burner. a a mo “Asked: about such -a: plan, the minister’ responded: ° * “Should the Taxpayers’ money be’ used to, ‘buy back the boats” aa s of .«. bad managers?” * He did not specify how any “buy-back scheme would be funded. Conservative fisheries critic John. Fraser, who was to announce his party’s plan for the West Coast fishery: today, . told the B.C. Steelhead Association’ ‘thal a buy-back has lo he part of the-solution. "/ . NO MONEY - 7 ‘ “It’s obvious the Treasury Board has decided there is no money for a buy back because Politically there would be np return for the government.” . Rob Rezansoff, another leader of the survial group, 1, said it appears De Bane is planning to go ahead with area licen- sing and transferable quotas. “The minister again, made the comment on transferable quotas and. fishermen buying each. other out,"’ -said " Rezansoff, head, of the salmon seinera’ association; .““My God, we haven't got enough money to survive on now. What are we going todo with transferable q quotas. 1 S the demise of the fishing fleet.” Rezansoff said De Bane wants ‘to change the entire ; : direction of the ‘industry from a common Property. loa ~ privatized resource. “He says the time of the common property i is over, For ‘the coastal fishing communities, for’ every fishermen: on ‘this coast it means a total complete change i in their rway ‘of life.” 4 . . : ; casino’s Crown counsel Peter DeJulio put the net amount lost by the ‘bank at $10.2 *Molony November to, what ‘police . . Say. may be the: largest fraud in Canadian history. : {Court was toldhe made 37 _ ‘trips: between January’ 1981 ‘arid April 1992 to Caesar's “Boardwalk Regency casino and also admitted that * between February 1980. and April 1982 he obtained money by making 93 loan transactions with the bank. Al times,: ‘the $20,0008- year assistant - bank “ manager"would blow $60,000. - ‘at the throw of a dice, eHe: hee qualitied ‘to .ap- Yoans up to $35,000 and ‘his’ manager, not asking ‘questions. of ‘his. trusted assistant, approved larger - loans of up to $100,000. .... Last April 27, just hours ‘after he had lostabout $1 million in ‘the baccarat pit, Molony was stopped for speeding on his way to work from . the ; ‘Toronto airport, Court | was «told that because. Molony was sucha ‘ good customer, he, would be flown to Atlantic City ‘at the expense, work, "He would return -to Toronto the next morning in time to catch a few hours sleep and be back at his desk. a The bdnk is taking tégal action to recover almost $6 million of embezzled funds. The first. step came when the bank won an Ontario, Supreme Court -| | motion’ asking. for an injunction * freezing $1. 42 million (U.5.). held: by the casino in a _ Toronto bank. ' The bank alleges that the Atlantic City casino induced Molony to gamble and lose millions. ‘ MOSCOW (Reuter) Most Soviet people greeted’, the’ new. “of Konstantin . Chernenko’ Ss today as Communist party feneral secretary with little ‘surprise.- “Who else could have _ taken ‘on this respon- sibility?" oie ‘young man asked. “He has the right experience.” Another man, shoulders - ‘, hunched against the cold, said Chernenko is the ob- . ¥ious successor as party chief and added: “He won't ‘change Andropov's policies, _ but the, emphasis might shift." Chernenko's appointment . Was announced on state television and radio, four’- days after the’ death of Soviet| — leader Andropov. . ‘Soon after the news was" broadcast, two old women: stood in the bright sunshine oulside a bakery discussing Chernenke, who at 72 is the oldest man to take over in the Kremlin. ; “Maybe young (52-year- old Mikhail) Gorbachev ” would have been better,” Said one of ‘the women, well into their-60s. Lo “Nonsensé,” her friend replied, “Thig is no job for a young. man. Chernenko is reliable and I’m sure he will carry on Andropov's policy of peace,” "approach to law and order.- ‘appointment: = '. whether ‘there will be @ ue y chive Andropov's: “strict: ‘who matter decide that, "he said. ““Andropoy =; was | “just: beginning lo succeed “ Asked’ whether he thinks’ there; she said) the reported differences Al .the entrance, to between Chernenko and, “Moscow's Central Market, a man-said he decs not know ‘Andropoy are important he said: “What differences? They were all good friends in the Politburo.” - ‘change in policy under Yuri It’s R.RS.P. Decision Time Again If You Don’t Own INDUSTRIAL © GROWTH FUND, you still don't own the best RRSP equity fund in . 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