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BY
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OK
VANCOUVER
CP
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
authorities
Wednesday
reported
as
satisfactory
the
condition
of
Arthur
Staiger
47-year-old
Prince
Rupert
locomotive
engineer
who
was
swept
into
the
Skecna
Rivet
by
a
slide
Sunday
He
was
flown
to
Vancouver
for
treatment
for
leg
and
arm
injuries
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contractor
today
The
contractor
Boeing
Air
Airplane
�
plane
Co
of
Seattle
has
instal
installed
�
led
missiles
on
the
28
launch
launching
�
ing
pads
It
is
expected
that
the
base
will
be
at
full
operational
readi
readiness
�
ness
about
March
1
However
the
missiles
have
no
waihcads
nuclear
or
con
conventional
�
ventional
One
defence
department
offi
official
�
cial
said
it
is
doubtful
that
a
Bomarc
without
a
warhead
could
knock
down
a
bomber
even
by
colliding
with
it
Egan
Chambers
parliament
parliamentary
�
ary
secretary
to
Defence
Min
Minister
�
ister
Harkncss
said
in
the
Com
Commons
�
mons
Monday
no
conventional
vvaihcad
for
the
Bomarc
exists
base
LONDON
Reuters
For
Former
�
mer
society
photographer
Lord
Snowdon
started
his
first
paid
job
today
since
his
marriage
to
Princess
Margaret
a
con
controversial
�
troversial
post
as
artistic
ad
advisor
�
visor
to
The
Sunday
Times
Snowdon
was
first
taken
by
Sunday
Times
editor
C
I
Hamilton
to
sec
Roy
Thomson
the
Canadian
millionaire
own
owner
�
er
of
the
newspaper
Afterward
he
was
taken
to
a
private
office
where
he
was
expected
to
stuay
the
first
issue
of
the
papers
color
sup
supplement
�
plement
A
squad
of
news
cameramen
awaited
Lord
Snowdon
as
he
drove
up
to
the
office
But
Tony
didnt
seem
keen
to
sec
them
He
zipped
out
of
his
Rolls
Roycc
and
was
in
inside
�
side
the
building
in
seconds
WILLIAMS
LAKE
WOMAN
Odd
Blood
Type
Found
For
Heart
Operation
VANCOUVER
CP
The
Red
Cross
here
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
announced
it
has
located
donors
who
can
match
the
unusual
blood
type
of
28-year-old
Hazel
Alexis
of
the
Sugar
Cane
Indian
Reserve
near
Wil
lijms
Lake
A
rare
operation
to
repair
a
hole
in
the
woman
s
heart
was
postponed
Wednesday
when
St
Pauls
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
officials
were
unable
to
match
her
type
positive
O
blood
which
lacks
certain
genes
Officials
at
the
nospuai
saia
the
operation
will
be
performed
next
week
The
Red
Cross
said
donors
for
the
12
pints
required
were
not
found
until
Wednesday
night
Doctors
said
It
took
Miss
Alexis
two
cars
to
pluck
up
courage
for
the
operation
Its
hard
on
Hazel
said
a
hosoital
official
but
It
is
some
something
�
thing
that
cant
be
helped
Until
recently
Hazel
worked
as
a
domestic
at
the
Oblate
Fathers
Mission
in
Williams
I
Lake
Two
years
ago
she
was
brought
to
hospital
here
where
doctors
diagnosed
her
condition
Ottawa
Takes
Control
Bm
potent
Bomarcs
OTTAWA
CP
TUP
RCAF
and
no
arrangements
have
been
iaue
wiui
ne
ua
tor
a
snpt
aOntr
or
nuclear
wln
heatis
has
said
Canada
does
not
want
to
take
any
action
which
might
impair
chances
of
an
East
West
disarmament
agreement
or
of
restricting
membership
in
t
h
e
nuclear
club
to
the
present
nu
nuclear
�
clear
powers
The
18
-
nation
disarmament
committee
of
which
Canada
is
a
member
is
scheduled
to
be
begin
�
gin
talks
at
Geneva
March
14
Missiles
land
launching
equip
equipment
�
ment
still
have
to
be
installed
at
the
second
Canadian
Bomarc
site
at
La
Macaza
Que
This
is
expected
to
be
done
this
spring
Officials
here
said
no
official
ceremony
was
planned
in
con
connection
�
nection
with
the
RCAF
taking
over
the
North
Bay
Bomarc
EARLIER
INCIDENT
IN
STRAIT
Now
Hear
This
The
letters
NSP
soon
may
become
well
known
to
local
resident
and
civic
officials
City
council
jestcrday
appioved
a
licence
application
for
a
group
of
fellows
who
will
call
them
themselves
�
selves
the
Northern
Security
Patrol
and
whoso
job
will
be
to
patrol
areas
on
a
commercial
basis
only
These
guys
are
not
cops
They
have
no
authority
whatever
unless
of
course
they
catch
someone
breaking
into
some
premises
Ihcy
are
pro
protecting
�
tecting
under
contract
However
they
certainly
can
serve
a
use
useful
�
ful
purpose
in
that
respect
by
augmenting
the
efforts
of
our
boys
in
blown
in
make
PG
a
safer
ami
better
place
m
which
tu
live
and
do
business
City
Dog
Catcher
Rhys
Tho
Thomas
�
mas
tcpoits
he
picked
up
120
canines
during
January
of
which
72
were
claimed
and
47
destroyed
after
the
time
limit
elapsed
Pound
fees
of
377
were
the
highest
total
collected
for
any
month
in
the
last
13
Now
whats
this
about
CKPGs
early
jockeys
being
asleep
at
the
switch
this
ajem
Instead
of
6
oclock
they
didnt
get
on
the
air
until
a
couple
of
minutes
before
7
This
didnt
bother
too
many
listeners
however
they
heard
instead
the
more
sub
subdued
�
dued
tones
of
CBK
Regina
a
CBC
station
which
happens
to
be
on
the
same
dial
location
That
tall
good
looking
young
man
who
is
seen
walking
about
town
these
days
is
Father
Pete
Rogers
Oblate
priest
former
Brooklyn
newspaperman
re
recently
�
cently
editor
of
MI
a
Roman
Catholic
national
mag
published
in
Texas
PG
and
district
resi
residents
�
dents
will
be
seeing
and
hear
hearing
�
ing
a
lot
more
of
him
during
the
next
few
months
in
connec
connection
�
tion
with
the
Prince
George
College
the
ambitious
and
urgently-needed
non
denomina
denominational
�
tional
junior
college
now
being
built
atop
Pcden
Hill
just
west
of
the
city
Pedestrians
who
get
splashed
by
vehicles
driven
by
inconsid
inconsiderate
�
erate
ignorant
jerks
as
they
careen
down
the
street
should
remember
that
they
can
get
even
if
theyll
just
take
down
the
jerks
licence
numbers
and
ini
It
In
tUsv
nAlin
1st
they
can
get
their
dry
cleaning
bills
naul
1
vjiesday
r
m
THE
CITIZEM
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Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
Phone
LOgan
42441
Vol
6
No
23
CITY
COUNCIL
City
council
accepted
the
1062
School
District
57
budget
with
little
more
than
a
murmur
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
during
a
special
coun
council
�
cil
meeting
If
there
was
any
concern
for
the
2500000
budget
nobody
said
so
although
it
was
the
largest
budget
ever
submitted
for
this
school
district
On
Jan
2G
council
members
met
with
school
trustees
and
rural
representatives
Council
apparently
felt
the
school
board
had
kept
costs
as
low
as
pos
possible
�
sible
and
would
not
question
the
budget
Although
council
often
meets
separately
with
the
school
board
about
the
budget
a
joint
meet
meeting
�
ing
involving
the
rural
icpre
scntatives
was
arranged
this
year
The
school
budget
now
goes
to
Victoria
to
determine
what
part
of
it
will
be
shared
by
the
province
Balance
of
the
budget
costs
will
be
split
between
the
city
and
district
A
Jaycee
representation
told
council
the
club
had
gone
on
record
as
being
against
a
leash
law
BUI
Clancy
said
the
group
suggested
that
strong
meas
measures
�
ures
be
introduced
in
licencing
and
a
sliding
scale
for
fines
The
dog
bylaw
is
under
dis
discussion
�
cussion
he
was
told
Reappointment
of
three
men
to
the
Civic
Properties
and
Rec
Recreation
�
reation
Commission
was
made
by
council
Walter
Hermanson
Fred
Glaum
and
Bob
Spurr
will
serve
another
term
s
The
group
was
originally
tormeu
in
135G
Uoth
Mr
Her
manson
and
Mr
Glaum
have
been
on
the
commission
since
then
Mr
Spurr
joined
the
com
commission
�
mission
mid
summer
in
1961
when
an
opening
was
made
by
the
departure
of
Harry
Brown
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
will
at
tend
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Mayors
annual
convention
in
Winnipeg
this
year
Council
approved
the
mayors
attendance
June
11
to
15
Last
year
Mayor
Dezell
went
to
the
convention
in
Halifax
ILOATIXG
JlOTKIi
A
deluxe
ferry
the
Kron
prins
Harald
takes
520
pas
sengeis
and
120
cars
between
Norway
and
Germany
in
10
hours
ig
Almost
Caused
War
OTTAWA
10
The
last
incident
in
Juan
do
Fuca
Strait
took
13
years
to
settle
Hut
a
ul
ho
rl
tics
lieie
ex
piess
confidence
that
any
claims
which
might
ariso
fiom
Mondays
incident
In
the
strait
can
be
straighten
straightened
�
ed
out
in
much
less
time
The
Incident
this
week
was
the
accidental
shelling
of
Clallam
Hay
Wash
by
a
Royal
Canadian
Navy
de
destroyer
�
stroyer
No
one
was
hint
No
one
was
hurt
in
the
1859
Incident
But
a
pig
was
shot
and
killed
and
it
brought
ntltaln
and
the
US
to
the
brink
of
war
The
Hudsons
Bay
Co
had
a
faun
on
the
Island
An
American
settler
named
Cut
Cutler
�
ler
had
a
garden
A
company
pis
went
for
foraging
�
aging
In
Cutlers
garden
Cutler
shot
it
The
company
demanded
100
damages
Cutler
refused
to
pay
In
no
time
the
military
appeared
on
the
scene
A
company
of
the
0th
US
Infantry
was
landed
on
San
Juan
Island
The
Royal
Navy
within
a
few
days
anchoicd
over
overwhelming
�
whelming
strength
opposite
the
US
position
on
the
Island
There
was
no
shooting
however
anil
In
18G0
a
joint
occupation
policy
was
work
worked
�
ed
out
On
-March
20
that
year
81
Hoyal
Marines
were
landed
The
mitlsh
and
American
forces
lived
in
amity
on
the
Island
for
12
years
Possession
of
San
Juan
had
been
In
dispute
since
184G
when
the
Treaty
of
Wash
Ington
defined
the
boundary
between
Canada
and
the
US
Finally
In
1872
the
arbi
arbitrator
�
trator
awarded
San
Juan
to
the
US
and
on
Nov
21
that
year
the
Royal
Marines
de
decamped
�
camped
night
by
an
this
time
in-
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY
1
1962
Swift
Okay
Given
62
School
Budget
Former
Socred
League
Head
Dies
of
Cancer
VANCOUVER
CP
Noel
Murphy
long
time
head
of
the
BC
Social
Credit
League
died
Wednesday
after
a
prolonged
illness
He
had
been
in
and
out
of
hospital
for
many
months
for
treatment
of
cancer
Mr
Murphy
58
was
head
of
the
league
from
1053
a
year
after
Social
Credit
was
first
elected
to
office
in
BC
until
he
resigned
because
of
ill
health
last
vcar
DEHYDRATED
FARE
NO
GOOD
Give
Firefighters
Good
Food
Foresters
Insist
Forestry
officials
here
dont
think
much
of
sug
suggestions
�
gestions
that
dehydrated
meat
and
vegetables
be
made
the
regular
fare
for
men
on
the
fireline
Good
palatable
food
is
the
only
comfort
they
get
and
its
very
important
said
Dennis
McDonald
MAKE
GENERAL
Idiots
Go
Into
Army
Prof
Says
KITCHENER
CD
Really
clever
American
youths
go
into
business
and
become
vice-presidents
or
corporation
lawyers
Prof
C
Northcotc
Parkinson
said
Wednesday
night
Stupid
ones
gt
into
the
civil
service
The
real
idiots
go
into
the
army
and
they
all
become
generals
The
best
example
of
that
occurred
not
long
ago
when
one
became
president
Prof
Parkinson
British
lec
lecturer
�
turer
historian
and
author
and
discoverer
of
Parkinsons
Law
the
law
and
the
book
carry
the
same
title
spoke
here
to
the
Canadian
Industrial
Man
Management
�
agement
Association
Parkinsons
Law
first
men
mentioned
�
tioned
when
he
was
lecturing
in
Malaya
in
1955
is
Work
expands
to
fill
time
available
for
its
completion
The
law
later
became
a
book
Taking
a
crack
at
business
he
said
As
soon
as
you
have
1000
executives
in
a
company
you
have
administrative
self
sufficiency
They
can
keep
themselves
fully
occupied
with
inter
-
office
memos
and
never
bother
with
the
business
at
all
If
a
person
arrives
at
the
top
of
a
business
and
wants
to
stay
there
Prof
Parkinson
advised
Call
meetings
for
313
pm
or
1111
am
People
will
turn
up
marvelling
at
the
fantastically
tight
schedule
you
have
He
said
bumbling
execu
executives
�
tives
whose
decisions
arc
al
always
�
ways
wrong
are
invaluable
they
are
a
compass
pointing
south
eluding
Mr
Fleming
and
Re
Resources
�
sources
Minister
Dinsdale
whq
arc
also
members
of
the
cabi
cabinet
�
net
committee
on
the
Columbia
It
was
understood
that
unan
unanimity
�
imity
was
expressed
about
the
need
for
action
but
that
there
was
less
accord
on
just
what
sort
of
action
to
take
The
need
for
both
govern
governments
�
ments
to
save
political
face
emerges
as
a
main
obstacle
it
is
suggested
since
both
stands
have
been
so
firmly
outlined
and
maintained
But
with
a
general
election
expected
BC
Commons
mem
bets
are
anxious
to
make
some
move
Mr
Fleming
and
Mr
Ilea-
district
protection
officer
Dehydrated
foods
are
used
on
an
emergency
basis
he
added
but
once
a
regular
crew
has
been
established
every
effort
is
made
to
provide
ordinary
food
District
Forester
A
II
Dixon
told
a
reporter
he
would
know
why
ordinary
food
was
given
if
vouve
ever
been
in
the
army
The
suggestion
came
from
the
annual
meeting
of
the
as
associate
�
sociate
committee
on
forest
fire
protection
of
the
National
Research
Council
being
held
this
week
in
Ottawa
Storing
and
transporting
fresh
footU
Is
both
expensive
and
in
inefficient
�
efficient
in
a
big
fire
fighting
operation
the
committee
de
decided
�
cided
Dehydrated
foods
would
eliminate
this
problem
However
both
Mr
Dixon
and
Mr
McDonald
welcomed
a
com
committee
�
mittee
recommendation
that
a
study
of
lightning
as
a
cause
of
forest
fires
be
started
See
story
Page
10
Lightning
is
responsible
for
30
to
50
per
cent
of
fiics
in
this
district
Mr
McDonald
icpoit
cd
National
avcrago
is
about
20
per
cent
These
fires
are
among
the
most
costly
Mr
McDonald
said
inasmuch
as
they
are
generally
in
remote
areas
where
it
is
more
difficult
to
take
men
and
equipment
Research
is
being
conducted
in
the
US
and
scientists
seem
confident
something
can
be
done
to
dissipate
lightning
storms
However
no
methods
have
yet
been
discovered
Both
Mr
Dixon
and
Mr
Mc
McDonald
�
Donald
discounted
the
possibil
possibility
�
ity
of
getting
any
of
the
elec
electronic
�
tronic
devices
recommended
by
the
committee
during
us
meet
meeting
�
ing
Most
electronic
devices
for
detecting
and
fighting
fires
are
still
in
the
experimental
stage
they
said
and
arc
not
yet
avail
available
�
able
Bombs
Damage
Russian
Embassy
In
Brazil
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
AP
Three
bombs
were
thrown
at
the
Soviet
trade
mission
building
early
today
The
front
of
the
building
was
damaged
but
Russian
officials
living
inside
escaped
injury
Police
indicated
only
two
of
the
bombs
exploded
The
other
was
recovered
and
sources
said
it
bore
marks
indi
indicating
�
cating
it
was
made
in
a
Brazilian
Army
munitions
plant
Police
said
they
are
investigating
whether
the
attack
had
any
connection
with
a
recent
wave
of
right
wing
anti
Communist
violence
in
Brazil
COMMONS
BACKBENCHERS
ANXIOUS
nctt
who
conferred
twice
in
1961
failed
to
get
together
this
month
for
a
third
meeting
Now
Mr
Bennett
has
suggested
a
Victoria
meeting
any
lime
up
to
the
end
of
March
or
given
a
weeks
notice
one
in
Ottawa
after
Feb
15
Mr
Bennett
has
rejected
a
federal
offer
of
a
172000000
loan
to
build
three
Columbia
storage
and
flood
control
back
to
the
US
At
the
same
time
he
would
develop
the
Peace
River
He
pioposes
a
20
year
con
contract
�
tract
open
to
cancellation
after
JO
years
on
JO
years
notice
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federal
government
posi
position
�
tion
is
that
only
the
surplus
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preparation
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eight
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of
water
from
the
parking
lot
behind
the
Provincial
Buildings
top
photo
Snow
melted
by
temperatures
fn
the
30s
and
40s
has
formed
a
Take
on
top
of
several
inches
of
ice
making
driving
in
the
lot
extremely
hazard--ous
In
the
bottom
photo
a
government
worker
gets
his
car
snarled
in
the
hose
as
he
manoeuvres
out
of
the
lot
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by
Bill
Edwards
BUT
ITS
NOT
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YET
Mild
January
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Not
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enced
here
its
not
really
so
unusual
an
oldtimer
and
the
weatherman
a
ree
One
of
the
early
residents
of
this
area
Alex
Moffat
said
to
today
�
day
this
type
of
weather
often
occurs
in
January
We
usually
have
it
earlier
in
January
he
said
But
it
can
still
go
cold
again
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re
remember
�
member
where
it
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Poolroom
�
room
operator
Ivan
McKearncy
31
said
Wednesday
he
approves
of
his
sisters
engagement
to
an
American
convict
If
she
loves
the
guy
she
should
stick
by
him
McKear
McKearncy
�
ncy
said
of
his
sister
Frans
plan
to
mairy
Joseph
Planet
ty
40
v
ear
old
one
time
Boston
public
enemy
No
1
Flahctty
has
served
12
vears
of
a
36-to-46
year
sentence
at
Massachusetts
state
prison
His
record
includes
sentences
for
rane
burglary
theft
and
as
sault
He
has
applied
for
parole
to
marry
Miss
McKearncy
33
who
met
him
through
correspondence
which
she
initiated
while
work
working
�
ing
at
an
RCAF
station
in
the
Yukon
Pressure
Builds
for
Columbia
Action
By
The
Canadian
Press
OTTAWA
Backbench
pres
biire
is
building
up
among
BC
MPb
to
find
a
solution
to
the
Columbia
River
dispute
inform
ants
said
Wednesday
They
also
said
that
Finance
Minister
Fleming
may
reply
in
a
day
or
two
to
Premier
Ben
Bennett
�
nett
who
this
week
requested
a
further
set
of
possible
dates
for
another
meeting
on
the
question
BC
government
supporters
met
Justice
Minister
Fulton
and
External
Affairs
Minister
Green
I
Monday
in
what
was
described
unof
meeting
It
was
American
power
that
BC
can
cannot
�
not
absorb
would
be
sold
and
then
for
periods
of
five
cars
at
a
time
It
argues
that
this
American
generated
power
is
the
cheapest
available
to
BC
fiom
any
source
ana
should
go
to
establishing
industry
in
Can
Canada
�
ada
Some
observers
feel
that
any
eventual
solution
will
rest
on
provisions
that
mean
a
0
year
contract
for
hydro
sale
to
the
US
is
in
effect
the
same
thing
as
one
renewable
every
five
years
This
could
result
by
inserting
an
automatic
icncwal
clause
into
the
rontract
and
it
would
Continued
on
Page
3
on
March
22
Mr
Moffat
who
keeps
a
close
watch
on
weather
changes
in
his
business
log
looked
back
one
year
from
today
to
sec
what
conditions
had
been
like
It
was
zero
in
the
mornfng
on
ICD
2
tnc
vvcatiier
was
very
mild
and
the
temperature
climbed
to
-11
degrees
accom
accompanied
�
panied
with
a
criinook
type
wind
ho
said
The
extreme
mild
weather
coining
so
suddenly
has
turned
a
good
part
of
the
Provincial
Building
parking
lot
into
an
icy
bottomed
lake
Pumps
were
thrown
into
op
operation
�
eration
to
help
remove
the
water
which
had
built
up
to
approximately
10
inches
in
parts
of
the
lake
Cars
moved
hub
deep
through
the
area
Wcdncs
day
Other
areas
of
the
city
are
also
experiencing
a
rapid
run
runoff
�
off
of
surface
water
from
ice
and
snow
A
freeze
up
now
would
make
conditions
hazar
hazardous
�
dous
The
weather
forecast
said
It
is
going
to
get
a
little
cooler
with
a
chance
of
snow
and
light
winds
According
to
Mr
Moffats
weather
diary
it
stayed
mild
during
most
of
February
10G1
On
the
10th
of
the
month
city
streets
were
dry
and
Uie
weather
was
quite
mild
By
the
end
of
the
month
win
winter
�
ter
was
pretty
well
over
he
said
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SAID
IN
HOSPITAL
MOSCOW
Reuters
Vy
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Molotov
71
former
Soviet
mlnltcr
Is
In
a
hos
hospital
�
pital
suffering
from
a
heart
ailment
a
reliable
Soviet
bourte
said
here
today
The
source
bald
he
had
been
in
the
hospital
for
the
last
JO
days
There
was
no
immediate
confirmation
of
the
report
from
official
Soviet
soutces
here
The
source
said
his
condi
condition
�
tion
was
not
serious
and
he
would
lo
leaving
the
hos
hospital
�
pital
boon
fpP
aQXT
Cloudy
and
a
little
colder
weather
is
forecast
for
Ftiday
with
scattered
snowf
lurries
Winds
light
Low
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
at
Prince
George
Qucsncl
and
Smithers
25
and
35
Peace
River
Variable
cloudi
cloudiness
�
ness
Showers
in
the
early
morning
Not
quite
so
mild
Winds
northwest
15
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
tomorrow
at
Gtande
Prairie
30
and
40
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24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
41
31
07
Terrace
4
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37
49
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41
33
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Quesncl
44
32
08
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Lake
50
36
trace
Kamloops
40
29
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3G
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Fort
Nelson
8
2
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St
John
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38
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Dawson
Creek
47
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trace
28
Deaths
Blamed
On
Soupy
Fog
FRESNO
Calif
AP
Treacherous
fog
blamed
for
at
least
28
deaths
since
Sunday
including
JJ
victims
in
a
bus
train
collision
has
created
a
crisis
in
central
California
With
visibility
zero
at
times
in
many
of
the
areas
major
cities
dozens
of
schools
vvetc
closed
and
motorists
were
ad
advised
�
vised
to
keep
off
the
highways
Air
flights
out
of
here
were
cancelled
The
weather
bureau
said
the
fog
would
persist
at
least
until
Friday
Oldtimers
term
the
fog
the
worst
theyve
seen
in
vears
Weather
experts
said
its
caused
by
vapotizing
moisture
rising
from
the
areas
lush
agricul
tural
fields
The
moistute
is
the
result
of
a
rare
snowfall
in
the
central
valley
last
week
The
fog
was
so
thick
a
motor
motorist
�
ist
needed
help
in
finding
his
way
He
got
out
of
his
auto
to
flag
down
a
truck
It
crush
ed
him
to
death
against
his
car
DRUGGED
COOKIES
BANGKOK
Reuters
Thai
Thailand
�
land
radio
has
broadcast
a
warning
against
pedlars
who
sell
drugged
cookies
to
school
children
hoping
to
make
dope
addicts
of
them