Page + Tho Herald, Tuesday, March 31, 1981

Trading
stops for ff
Reagan

Trading | Was halted
Monday on the Toronto Stock
Exchange at 3:23 p.m. EST,
following an assassination
attempt on U.S. President
Ronald Reagan.

Wall Street’s stock ex-
changes halted all trading
when word reached New
York that Reagan had been
wounded in Washington.
-The New York and & : F — . —_
American stock exchanges . j - . .
stopped trading shortly after : . . . .e .
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points at 2:3) p.m., when
word firat reached Wall
Street that shots had been
fired at the president.

It was not until after 3 p.m.
that word came that Reagan
had been shot and was safe.
Al the time of the trading
halt, the Dow Jones in-
dustrial average was down
271 points at 992.07. ;

A spokesman for the New
York exchange said it was
the first time trading had
been halted because of a
news .event since the

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Tokyo, the U.S. dollar
and the Tokyo stock ex-

change average both fell
sharply at the openings on
Tokyo markets on news of
the assassination allempt on
Reagan, dealers said.

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said B.C. hatcheries: have-

In another development
Monday, Statisties Canada
said preliminary estimates
indicate major industries
increased their output by 0.2

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among. servicepraducing
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while. goods-producing in-
dustries — led by the auto in-
dustry -— declined 0.6 per

- cent. The index, with a base
year of 1976 equalling 10
was 141.3in January upfrom .
141.1 in December.

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The major growth areas
for the month were trade,
finance, insurance and real
estate services, forestry and |
mining. In trade, growth was
widéspread among both
wholesaling and retailing
establishments, especially in
food, clothing, trans-
portation equipment, health-
care..items, and household ©
_ furnishings.

Following two previous
months of no growth,
forestry: operations picked
up substantially in January
advancing to the highest ~
output level since March,
1960,

-jnéreaned production of

crude petroleum, natural —
gas, potash, and iron ore
neces for the gain -in

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Solidarity iabor alliance
calling off a general kitthe
planned for today. -ictux

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Resolution of the “erisis

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; month was in motor
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level recorded in December.

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cnintries showed a marked forces, under way..

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of January oe with
Derember, 1980.

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cibly evicted 23  unlon.: }
leaders who refused to leave i

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