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Wir n n I e G a m es Offic; cc 3 Is lb P li ronnection between ‘the death | GIANT PLASTIC) b> THEY WEREN'T REAL,’ }_ WHEN SHE FAINTED! Que ec FO ice and -that of. ‘seven others found HER LIVING ROOM... burned in the samemanner it r ‘i - : . : ‘ Are Questioning other parts. /of the province @ : : i . ° In five 2of these eases; the oy re Discussing IONS Murder Suspects. "ot sar’ 8 : i ‘ F . died. in’ gangland slayings to z poe : = -- 5 S Re a : MONTRE. AL -4€P) Quenee ‘present them. from ‘talking to o. WINNIPEG (CP — Business sees’ handling of © the games” cludes representatives of therso- Provincial Police were question. Polite. _ about Pe and z amd sports often go together, | $6,500,000 bie ciety and city, provincial and ing several underwofld f:2ures arson Tings. amc the men responsible \for| Mr. Strachan said in an inter- federal’ governments. ann “ollov remneec: elding a > ; ‘@pearheading fiscal policies “for view that he and, other society = us ae a (mt ollowing «the - fin ao ofa dp Pan-anierican Games in| members# are alfeaqy disciss-| HAVE FWO ADVISERS woman's body last week jin MURRY HARBOR

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the stations concerned. construct. stadiums ‘and pools. volunteers, including four, QPP Inspector Herve Pate- ald. Murray Harbour, had as Others. arey women who. have. formed. .a |naude said’ today he could make ‘their recent ment, te: Mac- DALES vp : —Finance, which He ndies ‘sal- committee to handle. transla-|0 comment whatsoever'’ on Donald's brother and Ssister-in- |

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taken a spade finesse had he held the A-J.

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