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' * " k +.~, ':I •~il endbth~ local board Officialstravelled to Vlctoria to.meat .++.+'/...,~ with nmvedueation mlhl.ter.JaekHeini'Ich/to'Imve'the! : . + • Alll.AI the changes are baked Ul)0n .four~new.bll~ L~+nding ' . :.:~ i 'i" • before the B.C. legisinmm.-Ma.y imUtie~ watchen ~i~t ~ • . "+:+".'.::... ' , " i ~ some ehange~ to thebtiis beforefi,ml~ge, lmt:ever~. 'r: '" "" 'rl 1"7"'1 // . ' ~.V+n.c!al mhcol dia tdci:'m0st p~+:dnen~,:-:~w " i .I . ': 18,' 1983. : ,~'.";~i~:, - Established 1908 -Volume. 77 No~-t37 . financial system in ease they paes. ~,They,syatslh ~ould be 'M01~ 2S cents ~+ .' in place by September. , • :,,. ia il !.. +,, :.:,According to one of the many d0~umen't~ ~v,en..~ school " i "A : ....., ofIlclal+ s atl~nding the ministor's coeferenea,, th+ total cost • .: ~ofschod ~trlet budgets rone 19.34 p~rCeOtlnl,ea|!do~ ' ~..tin'ms from 19'/6 tol~, l~dngthe ~me period corn-per Trains pupil rose 29.7 pea'cent. ' :,: "::. :":/:; : :,,* :'~'ri~t",'~,:'~:~~: , 'the mlnlstor aUtlhutee the cost!n~s to.num.:Item, to roll as more special education programs, eareerprepai;alrion prugrams, smaller c]nsses belng:~ught, and a.risa in teacher's salaries. ........ soon il, i ~'.Heinrich also indicates the' cor~nt scheme f~'.budg'et Canadian Pacific ofli~:ials ' flnsnclngand funding dOesn't even irovidesuch I~alC are optimistic tl*ains, will information as how much is being spent on elementary and soon mti again through secundary education or sohooladmials~atian. The present Rogers Pass in / system also allows for differences in costs between southeastern: British neighboring school districts. The minister cites pupil Columbia, .where. rail and it • operating co~ts in Delta.as ~,9~ and.in New. Westminster reads have been clom~l.by at+~,~. " " _.. r ,' .'', . " . washouts since early last ' The proposes changes will alter all that. + " " week, " ' Heinrich terms it a rational approach. Hall describes it Road rebuilding crews as a very basic accounting procedure. " : have been bolstered.: by : Much of the new buret. R~.IM~.~ fled ~othopup :L!~aeher. weather •office predictions of an end to .the : "storm . Hall pointt ,out that al)mt-:~, years, a~o. the .PTR] w~s system which resulted,, in around 26 (26 students for each teacher)~, Now it is +around washouts along the :.TrY' )6. .- . Canada HJghway,'{he ~i/a~)r. The proi)os~ pupll-tcocher ratio is 19.14. ,The PTR is. not . link for east-west travellers based exclusively on-the number of .cl~ssri)om.teachers. throngh'.B.C. ' .:- ' ~' Counted..m teachem mm~.. t~lly m?:, +~. d~..~ct staff About 140 m'llimetree of membem excluding top~qlmlnMtriition; -+" . " " rain fell in Rogers Pass Each school diatrlct is to get a certain amount of money between Tuesday and based.ulmn enrollment. Each district will receive that Friday last week., While is/ amount for each PTR of 19,14. That should mean.that tim there were "_scattered same amount ef money is bein8 spent ~ each proirincial showers Saturday, it was student whether he or she fives in Terrace or Va~ouver. sunny in the I~. S~day, The new bookkeeping system will also allow coets per said Jeff Wood, a. Glacier program to be more finely monitored. School National Park naturalist; admlalstratore will new he able to know the exact coat of Workers have to replace such prngrems as computer education and French as a second language. • .,~+~,, '..: ' Woolsey Creek bridge at the Hall apptsudes the new apprnseh. He ltotes ther is less : ,:: : Terraceview cohS!r,;uction continues at SkeenavieW. east-+end, of the perk money• available for educati0nboth provincially :and .. - :: ,~, .',~, ::".:- • kil0metres .,~east of globally, that'gtafflng ia a huge' amount of the' bndget/:and l~evclstoke, B.C. "Parks that changes in technolngy 8ro expensive. The last includes /~,•..~ Canada officials are hopeful-" • such items 8s the high cost of computers which areseen a~ '" +" : + :'-'eddtEast atemporarys~ctureeun aseessaW,.y....forins+.eti.++end:for , .-. +readyforuse+.Fr!day. ~~m,. ." . " * * .I q " " " " ' . Sevenr peopmlmlledI • in Mi " Don Bower, Canadian Wh[lethe new:budgnt plan is to+be in,place hy' this +~" Pacific public relations ~.~=m,,,.. ,,,,, ,,.,~+,~.-- .-- ,,,, K,. Imnt,.mentsmnn is .+ . M ~ • ' " " q" " : " " " [ r ~ kL l''L ' " " i + ':.... offlcialinVancouvor, saidit ..It;, vs...mF:!e~/.~, ,m~.., _ran.+,e;.:That ~o~+.:?:o~:~.er .. mV,::o!m+',mtde,m. '~ +..mints. ~o, ~'m'~: ' ..".~:+~@+-m~Ph~-:,,.B#.~:~t"+. ~, Of :C~+.+iun~:m~U.a% :-.: .:+ +: : -: +.~?.:::+,4:~~,:;-: ~e'~ .. '"r': CUnm~uy ~,.1~m~Jl~Itriet Im !m~,+w++m. thonlght, ~m'It~"sourees sald'todav ( .....motion ~:,:-.7 +~...: .: + - +'! - weekly ma~tazihe, Jd.~eph Hashem, a Christian to cross me paso "£'ues0ay. "~-, , " : ' - + + "" " ' - " " ' ' ' = " " • ' " "Wehavemorethanl® .... : +": i " Thelatestkillingsbr!ngthedeathteilinfour : The :officialB ~ald.:the decision +on the leader In the Chouf regzon, said Lebanese • ! {. sbCceanive days of violence in Lebanon to 23. redeployment ma~ be made before" Begin soldiers Sh~ul~i I~"deployed in ~e mountains~'" people' Working and a large i'+! .--- + Overt, a carload of gLmmen; believed to leaves for a July 27: meeting with President once the Israelis leave and before truce talks number of .washouts In{tl_ally in excess of 20 -- !: Soviet, ... + diver dies be r~htist Christians, was involved in a. battle -+ Reagan in Washiugton. with the Druse begin+ .. -- over a (48- EDMONTON (CP) -- The body of Soviet diver Sergei with .IDeal'people. in a mainly Shilte Moslem MAY BE TEST " The Drnse s~et is an offshoot of Islam und its S0-mfl-+' Shlibashvili will be flown home today, a spokesman for the • area of Beirut. The officials sald they believe the renewed followers constitute 10 per cent of Lebanon's kilometre) Stretch of World University Games said Sunday. , Security sources and press reports said the fighting among th~ Lebanese factions in and population nf four million. track." Shilbeshvili, who had celebrated his 2is[ birthday afew men. blasted n restaurant with , antomatic near Beirut waS'a test to see whether The" deterioration of the securitY situation AV~a Rail spokesman, in weeks before, died Saturday in Edmonton's "UniVersity weapons fire, and, in an exchange of gunfire Lebanon's army can take control once the •around Beirut came as President Amin an interview- from Man- treat, said about 7,0oo rail Hospital after layi~ in a coma for one week. -. that followed, two men, one from each Side, Isrselis leave. " Gemayel prepared for a trip to Washington this li ".He'll likely be flown out of herelrem the International were killed .and three-girls,were wounded. Is-rael has bcen consulting with the Lebanese week tn discuss the withdrawal of foreign passengers have been airlifted between Van- (Airport) first thing in the morning," said John Russell, In another incident, a gunman shot dead two and U.S. governments to ensui'e that the void forces from Lebanon. jJ Unlverslade media services vice-president, civilians, anAIKerlan,and a Syriun+ on a mai, left by i~ troops is not filled by hostile Syrian or In Tel Aviv, the Israel military command couver and Calgary since Soviet diplomat Sergni Krnglov arrived in Edmonton street in West Beirut, i Palestinian forces, thelofficials said. But one said two ciVilj+ns were killed and seven Israeli sections of the track were during Ihe.wecke~d to exr.ange to have the ~dy mint to No motive Was.imm.`edla!ely apparent for the official said thedeclsion to redeploy ."is in+ -soldiers wounded in the Kfar el-Luz at+ca of . washed out. Bridge repair crews Moscow, : :-:, :. .... .... " ~ :,.' kllllnp, secudty~.jaid,/..!:,:...~ " dependent of whowil] fill the gap." .'-. southern Lebanon. began using bulldozers and During preliminary' diving.competition at the Games on ..Later, a man was shot dead by"attackere who':- Israeli Chiefiof: Staff~Lt.-Gen. Mqshe Levy The soldiers were wounded in an ambush July 9, the native of Thilisi In the ~viet state of Gencgi+a~had fired f~om a S~ cer 'in a sbu"thern suburb .~ - has said the /nest likely redeployment line about 13 kilometres west O f the Syrian border, a backhoes Saturday to gouge out a straighter channel for attempted a fnat=comddered difficult In diving cirele~.~/ . Of the CitY, Security forces also found the body, i would be the'Awali Rive~, about32 kilometres spokesman said. He said Israeli troops later ]- W~lsey Crenk, which • From the 10-metre diving' platform Shli6ashvl'H~'at- Of an unidentified man .in the main eommercia~ ' south of the ctwrent, line'in Beirut's southern opened fire when a car failed to stop at a veered out of its b~ and tempted a .reverse 3½-eomereault' tuck from a standing 'distriCt,