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Cadets busy in summer

assistant to the chief training
officer.

Fit. Sgt. Darrel Moore was
the next to leave. He spent
the summer on the staff of

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Lana Stucky.

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economic trends is valued highly but it is the talent of
calling major swings in interest rates that puts money in
the pocket of both clients and

Typical of Kaufman's style is this passage from a

quarterly investment strategy report issued in July.
“The slowing in the pace of economic activity during
the next 12 months is unlikely to reverse the cyclical
pdaben movement in interest rates. This unpleasant
financial prospect will reflect two factors: economic
Coen a ae ne re ie ee bade aetiooal
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manage his own considerable finances. Nor does he think
it would be proper to trade securities on his own behalf
while making forecasts that might influence markets.

Outsiders manage Kaufman's portfolio, and much of
it is invested in tax-exempt securities.

Salomon Brothers traded $2 trillion worth of securi-
ties last year and leads its rivals this year in underwriting
stock and bond sales, the investment house caters to the

portfolios of
funds.

as pension
It is Kaufman's insights into the movements of

rates in October 1974, he was right in December 1979 in
forecast that post-Second-Worid-War highs would be set
for all interest rates in the first half of 1960 and he was on
the money when he gauged the end to that spurt in April
1980:

He has had notable lapses, including a December
1960 forecast that missed the mark in predicting that the
prime rate would rise above its record 21.5-per-cent
level.

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PWA is now free to provide: of fixed wing aircraft.

WINNIPEG (CP) — The murder of a female service
station attendant has renewed calls for laws to
protect employees who work alone at

Lynne Kenny's body was discovered on the night of
Aug. 25 at the rear of the self-serve station. She had been
strangled, beaten and sexually assaulted.

Police are still baffled at how her assailants foiled the
security systems. Kenny had been working ip a-lecked,
glassed-in kiosk and had access to two alarms.

Her husband, Terry Kenny, said he hopes the
murder will lead to better protection for other night
workers.

“Perhaps Lynne's death will help save other
women’s lives in the future,” he said.

“I don't think it's a good idea for attendants,

murder of a 16-year-old doughnut shop waitress in

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New Beginnings fell .08 to
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Winnipeg led to a hue and cry for tougher laws.

*" The NDP government of Premier Howard
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night workers and forcing costly security measures on
service stations and convenience stores.

The new law requires companies with employees
who work alone to have a security plan, but it’s up to
companies and their employees to work out the details.

And although inspectors can demand to see the
security plans, they don’t have to be filed with the
government.

Conservative member Gerry Mercier, former attor-
ney general, said the law doesn't go far enough.

Mercier said the province should require businesses
that remain open late at night to have at least two
employees on staff.

Roberta Ellis, of the Manitoba Advisory Council on
the Status of Women, agreed that businesses should be
required to have two employees on at night.

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