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one
day
strike
by
100000
workers
In
state
government
services
stopped
all
tram
and
train
services
In
Victoria
Aus
Australia
�
tralia
today
and
drastically
reduced
gas
and
electricity
ser
services
�
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A
total
of
17000
fac
factories
�
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closed
and
an
estimat
estimated
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300000
woikers
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private
Industry
were
affected
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for
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US
officials
are
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seriously
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the
pos
possibility
�
sibility
of
the
United
Nations
undertaking
a
larger
role
in
Southeast
Asia
than
has
so
far
been
suggested
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Is
one
of
fie
lines
of
action
expected
to
bo
discussed
when
US
policy
makers
meet
in
Hono
Honolulu
�
lulu
Monday
and
Tuesday
to
work
out
recommendations
for
President
Johnson
After
studying
the
recom
recommendations
�
mendations
Johnson
may
make
some
initial
decisions
on
the
US
course
of
action
Second
quake
The
second
minor
earth
tremor
in
two
days
jolted
New
Delhi
today
Many
Indians
be
believe
�
lieve
the
tremors
to
be
a
sign
that
mother
earth
Is
disturbed
at
the
death
of
Prime
Minis
Minister
�
ter
Nehru
Wednesday
Another
blast
A
small
bomb
exploded
out
outside
�
side
the
foreign
ministry
in
Madrid
today
during
talks
be
between
Foreign
Minister
Ter
nando
Castlella
and
French
Foreign
Minister
Maurice
Couve
de
Murville
A
ministry
spokesman
said
no
one
was
hurt
and
only
slight
damage
was-
done
toa
staircase
Two
unexploded
small
bombs
were
found
nearby
The
blast
was
the
25th
in
the
last
few
weeks
Troops
on
hunt
More
than
12000
troops
combed
Algerias
Kabylle
Mountains
today
in
an
attempt
to
wipe
out
the
last
military
opposition
to
President
Ahmed
Den
Delia
Skirmishing
and
am
ambushes
�
bushes
in
the
last
three
days
have
taken
about
30
lives
both
military
and
civilian
travellers
from
tne
area
reported
The
Arab
government
troops
were
reported
to
be
systematically
searching
the
small
stone
houses
of
Berber
tribesmen
in
the
densely
populated
area
Racial
violence
The
British
Guiana
govern
government
�
ment
will
set
up
a
commission
to
Investigate
racial
violence
at
Wismar
in
which
five
persons
were
killed
and
178
homes
de
destroyed
�
stroyed
Sunday
night
Reports
today
from
Wismar
65
miles
south
of
Georgetown
said
life
is
slowly
returning
to
normal
Nearly
2000
Indians
were
taken
to
Georgetown
Police
said
they
had
made
32
arrests
for
loot
looting
�
ing
murder
arson
and
rape
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Bank
of
BC
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an
effort
by
So
Social
�
cial
Credit
Premier
W
A
C
Bennett
to
provo
himself
a
more
successful
banker
than
was
William
Aberhart
a
senator
said
Thursday
Sen
Joan
Francois
Poui
iot
L
Quebcc
was
speaking
on
sccpnd
leading
prior
to
the
legislation
Joining
two
other
bills
for
the
estab
establishment
�
lishment
of
chartered
banks
the
Dank
of
Western
Cun
ada
and
the
Laurent
ldo
Dank
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only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
MAY
29
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HIGH
HANDED
ate
said
the
bill
stemmed
from
imitative
lnstltutlon
allsm
and
a
provincial
in
inferiority
�
feriority
complex
At
worst
It
was
branded
tough
high
handed
Unconstitutional
and
something
that
might
be
ex
expected
�
pected
from
a
banana
re
republic
�
public
Sen
Poullot
contrasted
Premier
Bennett
with
the
founder
of
the
Social
Credit
movement
In
Canada
and
a
former
premier
of
Alberta
Senator
Norman
P
Lam
bert
L
Onlario
spoke
In
favor
of
the
legislation
lie
said
Western
Canada
Is
conscious
of
having
been
financially
subservient
to
the
Cast
In
earlier
periods
of
its
history
Ho
said
this
Inhibition
really
assumes
the
form
and
thought
of
an
inferior
inferiority
�
ity
complex
with
respect
to
the
dominant
Influence
of
the
headquarters
of
lndustryand
finance
which
have
resided
mainly
in
Toronto
and
Mont
Montreal
�
real
UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Superficially
this
might
be
regarded
as
an
evidence
of
Imitative
lnstilutlonallsm
the
desire
to
have
monu
monumental
�
mental
head
office
buildings
on
the
street
comers
of
their
own
rapidly
-
growing
cities
he
said
Senator
Lambert
indicated
that
constitutional
consid
considerations
�
erations
should
not
be
allow
allowed
�
ed
to
pi
event
the
granting
of
a
bank
to
British
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
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province
wanted
to
accommodate
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own
econo
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funny
thing
happened
to
me
on
the
way
to
the
pulp
mill
might
well
be
how
the
driver
of
this
five
ton
truck
explained
this
mishap
to
his
boss
Somehow
the
load
of
lumber
slipped
backwards
and
left
the
truck
in
this
embarrassing
position
in
the
ditch
on
the
Hoffer
Camp
Road
Despite
delay
in
lumber
shipment
construction
on
the
new
pulp
mill
seems
to
be
going
all
right
Pete
Miller
photo
Only
decisions
remain
in
pulp
problem
The
last
chapter
in
a
round
of
hearings
that
will
determine
the
future
of
pulp
In
Central
BC
closed
Thursday
In
Prince
George
Three
applications
for
pulp
wood
rights
were
heard
by
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Williston
during
1
12
days
of
talks
Last
month
he
heard
three
others
at
separate
hearings
In
Kitlmat
Prince
Rupert
and
Smithers
For
Mr
Williston
the
pulp
harvesting
agreement
and
tree
farm
license
applications
have
become
a
570
million
question
the
value
of
six
proposed
pulp
and
affiliated
operations
that
depend
on
harvesting
Tights
He
has
promised
to
announce
his
findings
on
the
four
hearings
within
two
months
The
results
of
Prince
George
hearings
will
be
announced
even
earlier
Ills
announcement
will
reveal
how
many
of
the
pulp
mills
get
off
the
drawing
board
In
the
words
of
Mr
Willis
Williston
�
ton
the
Prince
George
hearing
Into
Alexandra
Forest
Indus
Industries
�
tries
Ltds
TFL
was
the
toughest
one
weve
had
The
reason-
Cattermole
Tim
Timber
�
ber
Limited
a
major
sawlog
operator
in
AFIs
application
area
submitted
a
counter-pio-posal
to
build
its
own
pulp
mill
Complexities
of
this
mush-
Now
hear
this
Yesterdays
escape
of
a
20
-
year
old
prisoner
from
an
outside
work
gang
marred
a
record
at
tho
Pro
Provincial
�
vincial
Jail
that
had
gone
un
unmarked
�
marked
since
1950
Even
60
this
one
was
away
from
the
Jail
while
the
last
occasion
was
tho
Jackrabblt
parole
of
four
Inmates
from
the
prison
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Most
of
tho
senior
execs
of
Dcs
lumber
Industry
wore
In
town
for
tho
pulp
licence
hearings
And
when
they
want
to
go
places
they
do
just
that
There
wasnt
room
for
all
of
them
on
a
regular
CPA
flight
yesterday
so
the
airline
brought
a
special
DC6Bupfrom
Vancouver
to
get
all
tho
brass
back
to
the
coast
last
night
Statistics
designed
to
shock
dept
Chances
of
being
struck
by
lighting
are
about
CO
times
better
In
the
Longworth
-Crescent
Spur
area
than
any
other
part
of
the
Prince
George
Forest
Ptstrlct
Fire
Protection
Officer
FRANK
TANNICS
lightning
fire
mop
shows
about
a
bushel
of
light
lightning
�
ning
-
fire
dots
in
that
area
of
the
Fraser
Canyon
east
of
Prince
George
and
only
a
peck
scattered
across
the
remainder
of
the
70
million
acte
district
roomed
at
the
hearing
The
public
favored
Catter
Cattermole
�
mole
s
PHA
to
Alexandras
TFL
because
the
former
permits
open
bidding
on
sawlogs
In
the
15400000
acre
trench
But
Cattermole
cant
get
a
PHA
unless
the
Forestry
Act
is
changed
The
application
area
in
the
Rocky
Mountain
Trench
is
not
under
the
requisite
for
forest
�
est
management
for
a
PHA
Now
Mr
Williston
must
con
consider
�
sider
inventing
an
alternate
form
of
tenure
As
forest
management
now
stands
a
TFL
gives
the
com
company
�
pany
unopposed
cutting
rights
on
all
timber
In
return
for
com
company
�
pany
forest
management
A
PHA
only
gives
the
company
option
to
bid
on
pulp
timber
Opposition
was
also
encoun
encountered
�
tered
at
a
PHA
application
hear
hearing
�
ing
by
Northwood
Mills
Ltd
Thursday
Northwood
planning
future
expansion
wanted
to
increase
its
application
712000
acres
ESCAPEE
TRADES
JAIL
FOR
PRISON
A
26
-
year
-
old
prisoner
has
traded
the
provincial
jail
for
tho
DC
penitentiary
by
fleeing
from
a
work
gang
Roger
Raynaud
Brummell
was
sentenced
to
nine
months
in
tho
penitentiary
when
ho
pleaded
guilty
before
Magis
Magistrate
�
trate
G
O
Stewart
to
es
escaping
�
caping
custody
and
breaking
and
entering
Ho
was
duo
for
release
Aug
IS
after
a
sen
sentence
�
tence
for
breaking
and
en
entering
�
tering
Ho
fled
yesterday
after
afternoon
�
noon
from
a
work
party
clearing
brush
on
the
ground
of
the
Vocational
School
It
was
the
second
time
he
has
escaped
lawful
cus
custody
�
tody
Magistrate
Stewart
heard
He
was
sentenced
In
Burn
aby
in
iOCO
for
the
offence
Police
rlngod
the
city
yes
yesterday
�
terday
In
the
search
for
DrummeJl
He
was
arrested
in
brush
near
the
Cariboo
Meat
Packing
road
last
night
after
a
citizens
telephone
call
to
police
A
lady
said
she
heard
her
dog
barking
then
looked
out
the
window
to
see
a
man
flee
fleeing
�
ing
in
the
direction
of
the
prince
George
Auto
Racing
Association
track
Brummell
pleaded
guilty
to
breaking
into
a
conces
concession
�
sion
stand
at
the
PGAHA
speedway
earlier
in
tho
day
and
stealing
cigarettes
and
chocolate
bars
He
was
taken
Into
custody
In
bush
about
a
half
mile
from
tho
track
by
senior
corrections
officer
Roland
Uncles
He
offered
no
resis
resistance
�
tance
Until
tho
crown
mention
mentioned
�
ed
the
previous
escape
I
was
Inclined
to
look
at
you
and
say
that
It
was
an
unfortun
unfortunate
�
ate
Incident
Magistrate
Stewart
told
Brummell
Brummell
said
woll
I
wouldnt
like
that
when
the
magistrate
asked
him
his
opinion
of
a
pententlary
sen
sentence
�
tence
but
ho
then
admitted
a
provlous
term
there
You
are
obviously
a
per
person
�
son
who
looks
for
opportuni
opportunities
�
ties
such
as
this
escape
and
youve
done
It
twice
the
magistrate
told
him
Tho
sentence
wont
bo
excessive
and
I
dont
want
to
make
the
bi
caking
and
entering
take
the
as
aspect
�
pect
of
a
big
sinister
crime
tho
magistrate
said
But
I
also
cant
have
in
inmates
�
mates
of
on
Institution
think
thinking
�
ing
they
can
run
away
and
that
nothing
is
going
to
bo
added
to
their
time
They
also
cant
think
that
they
can
continue
to
make
a
series
of
breakings
and
entering
to
finance
their
trip
and
not
have
anything
added
to
their
sentence
lie
gave
Brummell
six
months
In
the
penitential
y
for
escape
under
a
special
section
of
tho
criminal
code
and
three
months
con
consecutive
�
secutive
for
the
breaking
and
entering
and
theft
above
its
2
12
million
acre
map
reserve
Residents
of
Golden
BC
petitioned
strongly
against
any
southward
expansion
Into
the
SYU
that
will
contain
the
Mica
Creek
Dam
reservoir
A
Gol
Golden
�
den
firm
Is
planning
a
high
utilization
project
there
and
wants
the
timber
Mr
Williston
will
not
Include
the
SYU
In
Northwoods
appli
application
�
cation
Nor
will
he
include
an
undeveloped
block
of
forest
north
of
McBrlde
which
was
Included
In
the
application
There
was
also
opposition
from
residents
of
Prince
George
to
location
of
the
Northwood
mill
within
five
miles
of
the
city
City
Council
petitioned
against
air
pollution
The
mill
site
has
not
yet
been
decided
but
the
company
has
an
option
on
land
within
two
miles
of
Prince
George
Mr
Williston
said
he
will
probably
make
his
decision
be
between
�
tween
Alexandra
and
Catter
Cattermole
�
mole
first
because
cutting
must
start
Immediately
or
valuable
pulp
timber
will
be
lost
when
the
Portage
Mountain
reservoir
starts
to
fill
He
garnished
the
confusion
with
the
statement
maybe
there
is
room
for
both
mic
requirements
If
they
cannot
get
these
require
requirements
�
ments
from
within
their
own
country
because
of
restric
restriction
�
tion
In
present
federal
legis
legislation
�
lation
they
will
surely
seek
them
rlscwhere
Sen
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board
moved
quickly
and
enthusiastically
Thursday
night
on
a
two-
phase
plan
to
relieve
a
crucial
bed
shortage
The
board
was
informed
that
work
will
be
under
way
this
winter
on
adding
a
fifth
floor
to
the
hospital
which
will
add
G2
beds
to
its
current
approved
capacity
of
1G5
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the
same
time
a
letter
was
read
from
Donald
Cox
deputy
minister
of
hospi
hospital
�
tal
insurance
which
stated
that
the
plans
for
expnnding
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
will
be
given
top
priority
Mr
Cox
urged
the
board
to
start
making
studies
on
the
requirements
for
a
new
wing
which
would
be
built
at
the
west
side
of
the
hospital
While
the
studies
now
are
only
In
the
preliminary
stages
administrator
Gordon
Townend
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hed
like
to
soe
plan
planning
�
ning
based
on
the
fact
that
Prince
George
may
need
awing
of
seven
of
eight
stories
with
a
possible
capacity
of
500
or
600
beds
Architect
Desmond
Parker
has
been
engaged
by
the
board
to
prepare
tho
drawings
for
a
fifth
floor
and
make
studies
in
preparation
of
the
west
wing
Trustee
Vic
Smith
who
chaired
the
meeting
in
the
ab
absence
�
sence
of
board
chairman
Char
He
Graham
said
Mr
Parker
had
It
Impressed
on
him
during
a
recent
trip
to
Victoria
that
the
BC
Hospital
Insurance
Service
would
like
Prince
George
to
start
a
long
range
planning
pro
program
�
gram
I
seems
to
me
that
the
meat
of
Mr
Coxs
letter
is
that
BCHIS
Is
willing
to
co
operate
with
the
board
and
If
we
work
together
well
get
all
the
plans
on
the
road
said
Trustee
George
MacAndrew
Mr
Townend
told
the
meet
meeting
�
ing
that
Mr
Parker
has
started
his
studies
of
each
department
The
architect
is
compiling
a
brief
on
what
each
part
of
the
hospital
will
require
in
future
years
he
said
Trustee
Geoff
Richmond
said
the
final
sketchdrawlngsfortho
fifth
floor
have
been
sent
to
BCHIS
In
Victoria
and
Mr
Par
Parker
�
ker
hopes
to
have
them
back
In
a
few
days
A
LOOK
AT
QUEENS
Meet
your
Aurora
candidates
Photos
and
stories
of
each
of
the
six
girls
will
be
found
on
page
10
of
todays
Citizen
Tho
six
young
ladies
have
now
completed
their
training
period
and
begin
their
judging
events
tonight
with
a
TV
Interview
at
0
pm
HOSPITAL
WAITING
LIST
HITS
363
There
were
3G3
people
on
the
waiting
lists
last
week
for
operations
at
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
Figures
given
to
hopital
board
Thursday
night
re
revealed
�
vealed
that
the
number
on
the
waiting
list
has
declined
con
considerably
�
siderably
since
mid
April
when
there
were
439
requir
requiring
�
ing
surgery
A
streamlined
system
for
handling
tonsil
and
adenoid
operations
has
helped
reduce
the
figures
The
hospitals
operating
room
staffs
and
doctors
now
work
Saturdays
on
those
cases
There
were
237
tonsil
and
adenoid
operations
during
the
first
four
months
of
this
year
and
on
May
20
another
2Z4
were
on
the
list
Also
on
the
waiting
list
May
20
were
74
major
op
operations
�
erations
and
65
minor
oper
operations
�
ations
The
figures
are
of
work
performed
in
the
operating
room
suite
and
do
not
in
include
�
clude
patients
who
were
treated
in
the
fracture
room
or
emergency
ward
Decision
reserved
on
mill
injunction
VANCOUVER
CP
Decision
has
been
reserved
on
an
application
by
a
local
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
CLC
for
an
injunction
that
would
stop
two
Prince
George
lumber
mills
from
discharging
employees
The
application
was
made
to
Mr
Justice
J
G
Ruttan
in
BC
Supreme
Court
by
IWA
local
1
424
Union
counsel
II
B
Hutcheson
said
Interior
Spruce
Mills
Ltd
has
purchased
Prince
George
Planing
Mills
Ltd
and
Northern
Mills
Co
Ltd
About
100
employees
some
with
up
to
18
years
service
had
been
told
they
would
no
longer
be
needed
after
June
1
Union
officials
had
been
told
Interior
would
man
the
planing
mill
with
its
own
staff
and
a
con
contractor
�
tractor
would
take
over
North
Northern
�
ern
Spruce
The
union
claimed
that
the
contract
it
has
with
the
mills
that
were
taken
over
Is
binding
on
the
new
owners
under
the
terms
of
the
Labor
Relations
Act
Meeker
found
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Leonard
Meeker
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Thursday
was
declared
a
dangerous
sex
sexual
�
ual
offender
and
ordered
kept
In
preventive
custody
Supreme
Court
Justice
H
W
Mclnnes
ordered
the
detention
be
served
in
lieu
of
a
10
year
sentence
Meeker
received
for
unlawful
sexual
intercourse
with
a
12-jear-old
girl
It
will
start
after
the
com
completion
�
pletion
of
a
five
year
sentence
Meeker
received
at
Prince
Geoige
earlier
this
month
for
the
Indecent
assault
of
a
49-year-old
Sardis
grandmother
He
was
sentenced
to
10
years
Dec
2
oil
a
Charge
involving
12-year-old
Alice
Mathers
of
Mission
City
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This
sawmill
35
miles
northwest
of
Prince
George
was
inundated
this
week
when
the
Salmon
Hiver
went
over
its
banks
The
mill
belonging
to
the
Ia
Pointo
Hrothers
of
Prince
George
was
photographed
by
Frunk
Tannic
forestry
department
fire
protection
officer
from
an
Okanagan
Helicopter
piloted
by
Hill
Harvie
This
is
the
first
time
the
mill
has
been
flooded
since
the
Pointes
took
it
over
four
years
ago
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