THE
WORLD
TODAY
Storms
in
east
Late
-winter
storms
have
struck
In
the
Marltlmes
and
and
Alberta
The
storm
that
Is
lashing
the
Marltlmes
has
claimed
at
least
one
life
and
seven
men
are
missing
aboard
two
planes
In
the
Gulf
of
St
Lawrence
In
Alberta
tempera
temperatures
�
tures
skidded
Wednesday
as
a
storm
blew
In
from
the
north
It
was
37
degrees
In
Edmonton
Wednesday
before
the
overnight
low
went
to
2
below
Snow
has
fallen
In
Alberta
and
Saskatche
Saskatchewan
�
wan
and
has
been
welcomed
by
farmers
It
Is
expected
to
build
up
topsoll
moisture
reserves
Doctors
charged
Police
report
that
several
i
doctors
will
be
charged
at
Tor
ontos
city
hall
today
In
connec
tlon
with
the
surgery
death
of
30-year-old
Patricia
Morgan
There
was
no
Immediate
Indi
Indication
�
cation
however
who
will
be
charged
or
what
the
charges
will
specify
Miss
Morgan
died
in
Toronto
Last
General
Hospital
Nov
4
18dasafterastomach
operation
An
autopsy
revealed
a
surgical
clamp
had
been
left
in
her
abdomen
SA
kicked
out
The
World
Health
Organiza
Organization
�
tion
Is
preparing
for
the
expul
expulsion
�
sion
of
South
Africa
The
World
Health
Assembly
which
is
meeting
at
Geneva
has
voted
to
amend
the
constitution
of
WHO
so
that
South
Africa
can
be
expelled
A
number
of
coun
countries
�
tries
have
been
pressing
for
South
Africas
expulsion
be
because
�
cause
of
its
racial
policies
Satellite
fails
An
Explorer
scientific
satel
satellite
�
lite
launched
from
CVpe
Ken
Kennedy
�
nedy
failed
to
orbit
today
because
of
trouble
with
the
third
stage
of
the
Delta
booster
rocket
The
satellite
was
to
have
made
the
most
extensive
study
yet
of
the
earths
ionosphere
and
also
was
to
service
as
a
tracking
target
for
intense
laser
light
beams
flashed
from
the
ground
Strong
Canada
Opposition
Leader
Dlefen
baker
said
Wednesday
night
the
building
of
one
strong
Canada
should
be
a
primary
objective
of
all
political
parties
One
Canada
and
one
Canada
alone
will
be
the
salvation
of
this
nation
economically
and
politi
politically
�
cally
he
told
the
Montreal
Junior
Board
of
Trade
The
people
are
not
asking
for
poli
political
�
tical
carpentry
They
are
asking
for
a
vision
of
a
new
Canada
with
equalization
of
opportunity
in
all
parts
of
the
country
v
Cypriots
fighting
Heavy
fighting
with
bazookas
Vol
8
No
56
and
machine
guns
broke
out
to
day
between
Greeks
and
Turks
on
the
Island
of
Cyprus
The
violence
erupted
at
a
village
28
miles
west
of
the
capital
of
Nicosia
One
Turk
was
reported
killed
and
one
Turklsh
Cypriol
and
three
Greek
Cyprlots
were
wounded
UN
officials
managed
to
arrange
a
temporary
cease
fire
Canadian
Press
corres
correspondent
�
pondent
Dave
Mcintosh
who
Is
with
Canadian
troops
on
Cyprus
reports
the
Canadians
seem
to
be
taking
the
situation
In
stride
Members
of
the
Royal
22nd
Regiment
are
laying
In
ammu
ammunition
�
nition
stores
and
combat
rations
at
their
camp
on
the
out
outskirts
�
skirts
of
Nicosia
Under
the
agreement
South
Southwest
�
west
will
make
an
option
pay
ment
of
7500
this
year
and
will
spend
a
minimum
of
20
000
in
exploration
It
also
must
drill
a
mini
minimum
�
mum
of
2000
feet
in
19C5
to
keep
the
agreement
In
force
Pre
production
expenses
for
Southwest
Duttle
Lake
and
Steep
Rock
Iron
Mines
which
holds
a
75
per
cent
Interest
in
the
claims
are
to
be
re
repaid
�
paid
first
If
the
property
is
put
into
production
After
that
Southwest
will
take
85
per
cent
of
profits
The
claims
cover
a
zone
of
mineralized
granite
having
a
traced
length
of
3000
feet
and
a
width
of
from
300
to
850
feet
The
site
Is
approximately
300
miles
northwest
of
Prince
George
CA
Hazelton
site
for
molybdenum
Sixty
nine
molybdenum
claims
near
New
Hazelton
are
to
be
explored
and
developed
under
an
agreement
signed
by
Buttle
Lake
Ltd
and
Southwest
Potash
Corp
Earlier
this
week
Endako
Mines
Ltd
announced
plans
to
proceed
with
a
20
million
molybdenum
mine
development
at
Endako
120
miles
west
of
Prince
George
The
mine
is
expected
to
go
Into
production
by
August
1965
at
a
rate
of
10000
tons
a
day
permanently
employing
300
men
It
will
be
one
of
BCs
larg
largest
�
est
mining
operations
second
only
to
Comlncos
Sullivan
mine
and
concentrator
at
Klmberley
The
only
other
molybdenum
in
DC
Is
at
Doss
Mountain
near
Williams
Lake
The
7
million
mine
will
go
Into
pro
production
�
duction
next
year
at
a
rate
of
1000
tons
a
day
Molybdenum
is
a
rart
silvery
metallic
element
used
to
harden
stell
and
in
the
manufac
manufacture
�
ture
of
electronic
equipment
Mental
health
hansard
issues
split
Socreds
VICTOniA
Correspondent
Socreds
hopped
back
and
fourth
across
party
lines
in
the
legis
legislature
�
lature
Wednesday
on
mental
heath
and
Hansard
Four
Socreds
spoke
against
sections
of
a
new
Mental
Health
Act
but
then
voted
with
the
government
majority
for
it
Six
Socreds
voted
against
everybody
else
when
a
reso
resolution
�
lution
approved
government
consideration
of
Hansard
verbatim
report
on
debates
Bert
Price
SC
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
-
Burrard
said
the
admis
admission
�
sion
procedure
for
patients
In
the
new
Mental
Health
Act
de
destroys
�
stroys
human
rights
that
have
been
deteriorating
for
20
years
The
bill
was
passed
with
Liberals
and
Socreds
voting
against
the
NDP
The
disputed
sections
con
concern
�
cern
admission
of
patients
to
mental
institutions
The
bill
gives
the
medical
superin
superintendent
�
tendent
discretion
on
ad
admissions
�
missions
This
was
the
procedure
un
under
�
der
a
cabinet
order
thrown
out
by
the
courts
last
month
and
appealed
by
the
government
The
court
said
a
judge
could
order
admissions
Gordon
Dowding
NDP
Burnaby
said
the
legislation
was
disastrous
Six
Socreds
voted
against
the
More
flights
to
go
north
Pacific
Western
Airlines
will
Increase
service
to
the
Peace
River
Power
project
at
the
end
of
March
A
PWA
spokesman
said
In
Increasing
�
creasing
activity
at
the
dam
Is
promplng
an
increase
of
sched
scheduled
�
uled
flights
between
Prince
George
and
Hudson
Hope
some
160
miles
north
The
airline
now
runs
one
flight
per
day
to
and
from
Prince
George
Details
of
the
schedule
In
Increase
�
crease
will
be
announced
later
this
month
Now
hear
this
The
cneak
play
that
failed
Just
before
the
Press
vs
Radio
TV
hockey
game
for
the
March
of
Dimes
fund
The
Citizen
tried
to
bring
In
a
little
out
outside
�
side
help
from
one
of
Its
syn
syndicated
�
dicated
columnists
As
a
gag
we
wired
Cordle
Howe
The
reply
a
little
late
came
yes
yesterday
�
terday
from
Detroit
publicity
director
Elliott
Trumbull
It
read
Gordie
would
like
to
assist
your
dub
in
the
benefit
game
but
feels
it
would
help
the
radio
team
too
muchl
Also
hes
not
sure
he
could
make
your
power
packed
squad
Thanks
for
the
invitation
Gordie
has
a
few
more
season
games
plus
the
playoffs
before
he
can
take
off
to
British
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
to
visit
Good
luck
Fri
Friday
�
day
Our
spy
informs
us
that
a
Pacific
Western
Airlines
DC
-7
with
83
passengers
and
nine
crewmen
aboard
left
Edmonton
airport
yesterday
enroute
to
Dusseldorf
Germany
on
the
first
PWA
charter
flight
be
between
�
tween
those
two
points
Our
spy
overheard
communications
from
the
big
plane
when
he
tuned
luneq
in
in
his
nis
high
nign
-
-
frequency
irequency
rest
of
the
legislature
and
a
Hansard
The
house
approved
an
op
opposition
�
position
resolution
for
govern
government
�
ment
consideration
of
a
ver
verbatim
�
batim
record
of
its
proceedings
although
Premier
Bennett
re
refused
�
fused
a
commitment
to
Im
Implement
�
plement
it
This
is
the
third
year
the
government
has
agreed
to
con
consider
�
sider
Hansard
and
several
of
the
17
MLAs
who
spoke
about
it
this
time
doubted
anything
will
ever
be
done
Bennett
said
the
government
will
carry
out
further
studies
Three
charged
with
break
in
Three
men
appeared
In
mag
magistrates
�
istrates
court
today
on
a
joint
charge
of
breaking
entering
and
theft
Donald
Ohman
19
Thomas
Jefferson
McBernie
18
and
Rudolph
Knights
26
were
charged
following
the
robbery
of
the
safe
from
Trans
Canada
Credits
office
411
Quebec
early
Wednesday
morning
All
three
pleaded
not
guilty
on
the
charges
and
elected
to
be
tried
by
a
magistrate
in
separate
trials
on
a
date
to
be
set
Friday
Ohmenvas
also
charged
with
another
count
of
breaking
and
entering
and
theft
following
a
theft
from
Prince
George
Truck
Terminal
last
week
He
pUaded
not
guilty
to
the
second
count
and
will
have
a
trial
date
set
Friday
Ball
for
Ohman
and
McBernie
was
set
at
500
each
Knights
was
not
lmmedlatly
granted
bail
as
Magistrate
Stewart
wanted
time
to
consider
his
right
to
be
granted
bail
He
was
out
on
bail
while
awaiting
trial
for
a
charge
of
wounding
with
Intent
when
he
was
arrested
on
the
second
charge
Meanwhile
two
other
men
also
appeared
In
court
today
on
charges
of
breaking
and
entering
and
theft
after
being
arrested
at
415
am
at
the
Belalr
Motel
1811
Victoria
William
Alexander
Ramsay
and
Neil
Edward
McEathron
were
arrested
by
city
RCMP
after
one
of
the
rooms
in
the
motel
was
broken
into
and
rob
robbed
�
bed
Both
were
remanded
without
plea
until
March
24
T
l
J
radio
at
Prince
George
airport
IriSll
QfaW
City
council
set
to
the
task
of
approving
the
1964
budget
Wednesday
and
In
the
space
of
about
half
an
hour
gave
ap
approval
�
proval
of
the
first
nine
pages
without
dissent
This
pleased
city
comptroller
Chester
Jef
fery
who
would
like
to
see
the
voluminous
budget
ratified
by
April
IS
so
that
the
mill
rate
can
be
struck
by
April
20
and
preparations
made
for
the
mail
mailing
�
ing
of
tax
notices
by
May
15
How
time
files
Trader
Finance
did
not
have
INDEX
lts
5ae
6tolen
Tuesday
night
it
was
Trans
Canada
Credit
Classified
-
14
15
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offices
are
in
the
same
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building
at
441
Quebec
Coming
Events
-
10
Pound
keeper
Rhys
Thomas
Editorial
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received
an
emergency
call
Entertainment
t----7
8
early
Wednesday
when
a
Hero
and
There
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troubled
resident
reported
that
Markets
-
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a
St
Patricks
Day
celebrant
Sports
------
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had
tied
a
goat
to
his
front
TV
-7
door
drops
two
It
was
two
down
and
two
to
go
for
northern
interior
ticket
holders
after
horses
to
run
in
the
Grand
National
Steeple
Steeplechase
�
chase
at
Alntree
England
were
named
Wednesday
Still
in
contention
are
Puddy
Cat
of
smithers
who
holds
ticket
QKP
62569
on
horse
Threepwood
and
Lee
Lee
of
Dawsgn
Creek
who
holds
ticket
RRM
40393
on
Out
and
About
Theirs
ere
among
the
37
horses
named
to
run
in
the
Irish
Saturday
A
Prince
George
resident
Odd
Ball
holding
ticket
QLT
82478
was
eliminated
when
his
horse
was
not
named
to
the
field
Als0
eliminated
was
Allle
Nelson
of
Williams
Lake
who
held
ticket
QKN
82798
on
Kel
tle
e
e
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
MARCH
19
1964
This
child
and
thousands
more
are
looking
to
you
for
help
Funds
raised
through
sale
of
Easter
Seals
pay
for
care
and
treatment
of
crippled
children
Last
year
1000
was
raised
by
Easter
Seal
sales
in
Prince
George
The
seals
are
mailed
to
residents
and
recipients
are
asked
to
return
donations
Pete
Miller
photo
Members
of
the
citys
fire
department
have
been
awarded
wage
Increases
of
four
and
four-and-one-half
percent
over
the
next
two
years
The
awards
which
are
bind
binding
�
ing
were
announced
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
by
the
Labor
Relations
Board
at
Victoria
They
were
the
unanimous
de
decision
�
cision
of
an
arbitration
board
which
met
In
the
city
recently
to
settle
contract
negotiations
between
the
city
and
Local
1372
Prince
George
Firefighters
Association
In
addition
the
firefighters
were
awarded
an
extension
of
15
days
In
accumulated
sick
leave
from
the
present
30
days
providing
a
total
of
45
days
which
may
be
accumulated
over
a
specified
period
The
board
rejected
a
request
for
firefighters
for
100
per
cent
payment
of
wages
for
com
compensable
�
pensable
accidents
The
wage
Increases
which
cover
all
classifications
are
retroactive
to
Dec
31
1963
and
will
cost
the
city
approx
approximately
�
imately
4000
over
the
next
two
years
The
board
ruling
provides
for
a
four
per
cent
Increase
this
year
and
a
four
and-a-half
Increase
next
year
to
cover
the
period
of
the
two
year
contract
which
terminates
Dec
31
1965
There
are
10
full
time
fire
firemen
�
men
affected
by
the
award
The
firemen
originally
re
MELVIN
BELLI
City
firemen
given
4
per
cent
wage
hike
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TWO
HIGH
RISE
APARTMENTS
ON
QUEENSWAY
1
2
storey
buildings
cost
1
million
each
Plans
for
the
construction
of
two
high
rise
apart
apartment
�
ment
blocks
on
Queensway
each
to
cost
in
the
vicinity
of
1000000
were
brought
before
city
council
Wednes
day
Approval
of
the
buildings
was
sought
from
council
meeting
in
committee
by
Metro
Develop
Development
�
ment
Co
a
holding
company
for
C
J
Oliver
Construction
Co
Ltd
Gavin
Hall
a
spokesman
for
Metro
told
council
his
company
hopes
to
start
construction
as
soon
as
possible
on
a
12
storey
building
at
Fifteenth
and
Queensway
which
would
Incor
Incorporate
�
porate
93
suites
The
second
building
also
to
rise
12
storeys
would
be
built
at
Seventeenth
and
Queensway
when
the
demand
for
more
apartments
makes
It
feasible
It
would
provide
about
69
suites
Ruby
sacks
his
lawyer
for
courtroom
outbursts
DALLAS
P
-
Jack
Ruby
has
fired
his
head
defence
law
lawyer
�
yer
Melvln
Belli
expressing
dissatisfaction
with
his
services
and
shock
over
the
lawyers
bit
bitter
�
ter
tirade
against
Dallas
Satur
Saturday
�
day
after
a
Jury
convicted
Ruby
of
murder
with
malice
Soon
after
the
Jury
sentenced
Ruby
to
death
for
the
slaying
of
Lee
Harvey
Oswald
accused
as
assassin
�
sassin
of
President
Kennedy
Belli
declared
the
verdict
of
Kangaroo
railroad
by
a
jury
that
was
shoved
down
our
throats
Over
television
networks
he
called
Dallas
festering
sore
District
Attorney
Henry
Wade
as
a
hog
caller
and
said
now
we
see
the
shame
of
Dal
Dallas
�
las
In
all
Its
glory
tils
remarks
have
brought
widespread
criticism
from
state
officials
The
president
of
the
American
Bar
Association
called
them
a
discredit
to
him
and
to
his
profession
Walter
C
Craig
of
Phoenix
Ariz
the
bar
association
head
said
Wednesday
In
San
Fran
cisco
Belli
s
unrestrained
comments
were
a
flagrant
disregard
of
the
code
of
pro
professional
�
fessional
ethics
and
his
oath
quested
a
12
and-a-half
per
cent
wage
Increase
when
the
contract
was
first
submitted
to
city
council
last
fall
In
addition
they
asked
for
a
OO
day
accumulated
sick
leave
clause
originally
submitted
and
sub
sequently
rejected
a
concilia
conciliation
�
tion
officers
recommendation
in
favor
of
arbitration
The
arbitration
board
which
concluded
discussions
over
a
week
ago
included
W
G
Stone
Victoria
as
chairman
Alex
Clark
representing
the
city
and
Ron
Tweedle
representing
the
firemen
as
an
attorney
He
aald
many
unethical
conduct
complaints
about
Bellls
remarks
have
been
received
Belli
was
unavailable
for
com
comment
�
ment
In
Mexico
City
Eva
Grant
sister
of
Ruby
told
the
Dallas
Morning
News
she
sent
a
letter
airmail
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
to
Bellls
Califor
California
�
nia
office
saying
that
his
ser
services
�
vices
were
no
longer
wanted
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said
Ruby
signed
the
letter
The
Ruby
family
and
the
de
defendant
�
fendant
were
dissatisfied
with
the
defence
presented
by
Belli
and
expressed
shock
at
the
tirade
he
delivered
after
Satur
Saturdays
�
days
verdict
Mrs
Grant
said
Bellls
televised
bitter
com
comments
�
ments
have
brought
wide
criti
criticism
�
cism
from
Texas
officials
and
from
officials
of
the
American
Bar
Association
Rubys
brother
Hyman
Ruby
of
Chicago
said
the
opinions
this
man
expressed
about
Dal
Dallas
�
las
the
Jury
Judge
Joe
B
Brown
and
District
Attorney
Henry
Wade
are
not
shared
by
Jack
or
any
member
of
his
family
As
early
as
Jan
22
the
let
letter
�
ter
maintained
Ruby
tried
to
disengage
Belli
after
a
dis
disagreement
�
agreement
of
tactics
used
by
the
lawyer
Belli
bitterly
op
opposed
�
posed
and
forced
himself
on
Ruby
and
would
not
consent
at
that
time
to
any
local
ade
adequate
�
quate
competent
counsel
the
letter
said
Ruby
pleaded
not
guilty
of
shooting
Oswald
by
virtue
of
Insanity
In
the
month
long
trial
Belli
tried
to
prove
that
the
Both
buildings
would
provide
100
per
cent
off
street
parking
and
would
rise
to
an
elevation
of
103
feet
Council
whichdecldedtodeal
with
each
building
separately
agreed
to
schedule
a
public
hearing
so
that
the
property
at
Fifteenth
canberezonedfrom
RM2
to
RM1
and
in
the
mean
meantime
�
time
referred
the
companys
plans
to
the
Advisory
Planning
Commission
for
study
and
rec
recommendation
�
ommendation
Metro
vhlch
through
a
sub
subsidiary
�
sidiary
Rio
Ray
Investments
owns
the
Trojan
Manor
and
the
Rio
Ray
and
Tilcon
apartment
blocks
plans
to
build
the
first
high
rise
on
the
north
side
of
the
Trojan
Manor
Plans
for
Its
construction
were
first
disclosed
to
council
two
weeks
ago
when
Mr
Hall
requested
a
land
closure
be
between
�
tween
Queensway
and
Juniper
to
provide
room
for
parking
tacllltlaa
Construction
of
the
second
high
rise
on
property
the
com
company
�
pany
owns
at
Seventeenth
and
Queensway
will
be
delayed
until
a
later
date
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the
citys
first
high
rise
on
Fifteenth
between
Irwin
and
Johnson
is
nearing
completion
and
Is
expected
to
be
ready
for
occupancy
In
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of
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ternational
Union
of
Canada
was
greeted
with
applause
in
the
House
of
Commons
Wednesday
but
one
labor
official
called
it
a
disaster
Former
Conservative
labor
minister
Michael
Starr
said
In
the
House
there
seemed
to
be
more
truth
than
fiction
In
re
reports
�
ports
that
the
ouster
of
Mr
Banks
was
approved
In
an
agreement
Involving
the
SIU
the
United
States
government
and
the
Canadian
government
Peter
M
McGavin
executive
secretary
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of
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AFL
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maritime
trades
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department
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a
Washington
interview
the
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a
disaster
to
the
trade
union
movement
and
a
disaster
to
the
relationship
betweenCanadaand
the
United
States
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City
council
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the
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Ruby
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two
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page
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were
sent
to
the
two
other
defence
lawyers
Joe
Tonahlll
of
Jasper
Tex
and
Phil
Burleson
of
Dallas
but
It
was
not
Immediately
known
how
their
status
was
affected
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delayed
this
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paper
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the
courtesy
and
co
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of
Lou
Griffiths
at
the
Cariboo
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in
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bids
for
land
City
council
Wednesday
es
established
�
tablished
an
upset
price
of
30
000
on
land
at
Third
and
Ed
Edmonton
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that
will
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the
relocation
of
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of
the
property
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been
sought
by
a
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for
the
construction
of
a
luxury
motor
hotel
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meeting
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commit
committee
�
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agreed
to
the
upset
price
recommended
by
city
officials
and
ruled
that
it
be
sold
at
public
auction
at
a
later
date
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land
involved
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a
portion
of
parcel
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now
a
park
and
what
will
be
an
abandoned
por
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�
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of
Third
the
two
providing
a
total
of
approximately
55000
square
feet
City
manager
Arran
Thomson
estimated
for
council
that
the
area
Involved
is
sufficient
to
permit
the
construction
of
a
building
double
the
size
of
the
Travelodge
Syndicates
run
Ontario
crime
TORONTO
CP
-
The
Ontario
Police
Commission
said
today
organized
crime
Is
active
In
a
wide
field
in
Ontario
and
US
criminal
syndicates
have
a
probable
Interest
In
Its
opera
operations
�
tions
The
commission
found
there
is
not
enough
evidence
to
in
indicate
�
dicate
that
crime
has
come
under
syndicate
or
monopoly
control
but
says
members
of
the
Mafia
or
Cosa
Nostra
have
tried
unsuccessfully
to
gain
control
of
certain
criminal
activities
In
Ontario
It
recommended
a
series
of
tougher
legislative
and
police
measures
against
criminals
In
Including
�
cluding
telephone
wire
tapping
Attorney
General
Cass
told
a
news
conference
the
government
plans
to
Implement
some
of
the
suggested
measures
However
Mr
Cass
said
he
disagrees
with
the
number
one
recommendation
that
all
police
forces
be
placed
under
an
authority
completely
divorced
from
political
control
and
In
Indicated
�
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will
not
be
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100
minimum
bidding
fee
on
crown
timber
sales
to
curb
blackmail
threats
was
recom
recommended
�
mended
Wednesday
by
the
legis
legislatures
�
latures
forestry
committee
Legislation
allowing
Forests
Minister
Ray
Wllltston
to
im
impose
�
pose
the
fee
was
given
second
reading
earlier
in
the
house
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legislation
does
not
set
a
speciflcamQunt
but
the
com
committee
�
mittee
recommended
between
l
and
5
per
cent
of
the
bid
with
a
minimum
of
100
The
committee
headed
by
Omineca
Socred
Cyril
Shelf
ord
said
It
was
concerned
about
trafficking
in
timber
quotas
During
public
hearings
loggers
complained
that
quotas
were
being
bartered
at
high
prices
The
report
suggested
a
thor
thorough
�
ough
study
of
quota
trading
and
the
possibility
of
a
government
fee
each
time
a
quota
is
sold
Threats
of
blackmail
bidding
on
timber
sales
to
force
up
prices
on
timber
sales
were
also
charged
by
loggers
before
the
committee
The
bidding
fee
is
aimed
at
curbing
this
practice
and
the
committee
said
it
was
not
recommedlng
any
further
action
pending
more
study
The
committee
asked
the
leg
slature
to
give
It
power
next
year
to
study
pulp
harvesting
licences
and
to
review
methods
of
appraising
logs
It
also
proposed
further
study
next
year
of
sub
contracting
logging
within
the
big
tree
farm
licence
areas
I
icence
holders
at
present
must
allow
independent
loggers
to
cut
between
30
and
50
per
cent
of
their
timbet
The
committee
said
lofgeis
are
not
taking
full
advantage
of
theii
opportunities
and
recommended
110
changes
in
the
present
regulations
However
the
committee
asked
for
more
representations
from
the
forest
industry
and
suggested
further
review
of
the
situation
next
year
It
also
suggested
that
written
contracts
be
made
available
for
study
The
committee
said
that
forest
policy
based
on
Royal
Commission
recommendations
has
created
an
inflexible
cli
climate
�
mate
which
was
not
in
the
pub
He
interest
However
policy
discussions
through
the
committee
have
re
resulted
�
sulted
in
a
frank
and
open
cli
climate
�
mate
which
l
more
effective
it
sugpested