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Independent
OTTAWA
CP
Quebec
Con
Conservative
�
servative
MP
Reml
Paul
an
announced
�
nounced
to
the
Commons
today
he
will
sit
as
an
Independent
in
the
House
until
the
partys
leadership
problem
Is
solved
Summit
Out
MOSCOW
Reuters
-
The
upsurge
in
the
Viet
Nam
crisis
has
put
Washington
-
Moscow
contacts
for
a
Soviet
American
summit
meeting
on
Ice
Rus
Russia
�
sia
and
American
sources
here
said
The
Russians
have
been
hinting
that
President
Johnsons
plans
for
a
summit
meeting
with
the
new
men
in
the
Krem
Kremlin
�
lin
may
be
jeopardized
by
con
continued
�
tinued
US
attacks
on
North
Viet
Nam
Ottawa
Anniversary
OTTAWA
CP
-
Parliament
marks
an
unprecedented
anni
anniversary
�
versary
today
Its
current
ses
session
�
sion
is
one
year
old
and
liable
to
get
a
lot
older
before
it
ends
This
Is
the
217th
sit
sitting
�
ting
day
for
the
House
of
Com
Commons
�
mons
already
well
ahead
of
the
previous
record
session
of
174
days
in
1960
61
Moon
Bound
PASADENA
Calif
AP
-Ranger
VHI
streaked
on
toward
the
moon
today
after
what
sci
scientists
�
entists
say
was
an
apparently
successful
manoeuvre
design
designed
�
ed
to
send
it
crashing
onto
the
lunar
surface
early
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
morning
Scientists
at
jet
propulsion
laboratory
saldpre
liminary
indications
are
that
the
camera
-
carrying
space
spacecraft
�
craft
will
land
on
or
near
Its
target
a
broad
and
dusty
plain
called
Mare
Tranqulllatltls
the
Sea
of
Tranquility
Are
There
More
NEW
YORK
AP
-New
York
police
the
FBI
and
the
RCMP
sought
possible
additional
members
today
of
the
thwart
thwarted
�
ed
terrorist
plot
to
dynamite
the
Statue
of
Liberty
the
Wash
Washington
�
ington
Monument
and
the
Lib
Liberty
�
erty
Bell
Authorities
refused
to
comment
on
reports
the
search
had
spread
to
Cleve
Cleveland
�
land
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Balti
Baltimore
�
more
Toronto
and
Montreal
Re
Affirm
Support
HONG
KONG
Reuters-Chl-nese
President
Liu
Shao
Chi
Wednesday
night
reaffirmed
Chinas
support
for
North
Viet
Nam
against
US
Imperial
Imperialist
�
ist
aggression
and
said
a
war
crisis
seriously
threatens
the
peoples
of
Indochina
and
South
Southeast
�
east
Asia
Air
Crash
LOS
ANGELES
AP
-
The
first
woman
to
fly
the
equator
equatorial
�
ial
route
around
the
world
Is
believed
to
have
piloted
a
small
plane
that
crashed
In
the
San
Gabriel
Mountains
Wednesday
killing
the
two
women
aboard
Although
the
coroners
office
declined
official
identification
until
her
husband
views
the
badly
burned
bodies
the
hus
husband
�
band
said
he
had
no
doubt
his
wife
Joan
Merriam
Smith
28
is
dead
If
you
think
you
had
a
r
rough
night
how
about
Mrs
Herman
Penner
operator
of
Prince
George
Ambulance
At
1145
pm
last
night
she
re
received
�
ceived
a
call
to
go
to
F
Inlay
Forks
to
pick
up
an
Injured
man
She
drove
the
360
mile
trip
in
six
hours
Only
200
of
the
miles
were
on
highway
type
roads
Early
morning
scenes
Pete
y
Patullo
from
city
hall
en
enters
�
ters
at
the
wheel
of
a
pick
pickup
�
up
truck
Proceeds
along
10th
Spots
city
garbage
truck
Stops
Hoists
family
garbage
palls
from
rear
of
pickup
Hands
them
to
collector
Returns
emp
empties
�
ties
to
pickup
Heads
off
to
work
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like
a
jeverse
super
supermarket
�
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a
sort
of
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When
is
Victoria
going
to
approve
the
fifth
floor
addition
at
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
It
was
a
question
going
through
the
mind
today
of
Vic
Smith
chairman
of
the
hospital
board
Were
expecting
word
any
day
now
he
said
I
dont
think
theres
a
hold
up
of
any
kind
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just
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at
work
It
has
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go
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rate
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approved
their
shares
of
the
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The
provincial
treasury
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Mr
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also
said
no
writ
written
�
ten
Information
had
been
re
received
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by
the
board
on
a
re
recent
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announcement
by
Health
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Martin
on
extending
hospital
insurance
to
cover
chronic
cases
No
plans
are
in
the
works
at
the
moment
he
stated
City
Police
Blame
Crash
On
Icy
Roads
RCMP
reported
only
one
major
traffic
accident
in
Prince
George
Wednesday
A
three
t-
car
collision
at
Twentieth
Ave
and
Norwood
St
resulted
in
650
damage
to
the
vehicles
involved
Police
said
a
parked
car
owned
by
Blake
Alexander
Tweddle
was
struck
by
another
auto
driven
by
Howard
Lyall
Frltts
1889
Larch
St
Another
car
driven
by
Wil
William
�
liam
Walker
2137
Spruce
St
then
crashed
into
the
Frltts
auto
Police
blamed
icy
roads
for
the
accident
TO
REPLACE
141
LIGHTS
B
C
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
will
replace
25
000
worth
of
street
lights
in
Prince
George
at
no
capital
cost
to
the
city
A
total
of
141
lamps
will
be
replaced
with
400
watt
mercury
vapor
fixtures
The
project
will
start
March
1
The
areas
affected
will
be
between
Fifth
and
Tenth
Ave
from
Central
Street
to
Laur
ier
Crescent
the
area
be
between
�
tween
Victoria
St
to
Edmon
Edmonton
�
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St
and
the
Millar
Addi
Addition
�
tion
from
Patricia
Boulevard
to
Queensway
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Sales
VANCOUVER
CP-Increas-ed
mill
capacity
should
con
contribute
�
tribute
to
increased
sales
for
Columbia
Cellulose
Co
Ltd
says
the
companys
annual
re
report
�
port
Whoopsl
we
did
It
again
Y
The
notice
of
the
annual
meeting
of
the
South
Fort
George
Water
District
which
requires
one
weeks
advance
publication
should
have
ap
appeared
�
peared
yesterday
The
notice
is
In
our
legal
columns
today
and
tells
all
Interested
persons
that
the
meeting
will
be
held
on
February
24th
j
Record
temperatures
have
T
been
set
in
the
area
by
the
current
warm
spell
Smlthers
with
yesterdays
high
of
53
set
a
new
February
high
Former
record
high
for
the
month
was
set
In
February
1938
In
Prince
George
yesterdays
high
was
52
only
one
degree
below
the
previous
high
for
the
date
set
In
1943
The
overnight
low
of
42
equalled
the
highest
February
low
established
In
1932
Records
date
back
to
1913
Whats
a
spook
house
You
r
can
find
out
at
Harwin
Schools
annual
Funorama
Friday
7
to
0
pm
Okay
so
what
Is
a
Funorama
It
Is
a
kind
of
family
fun
night
ar
arranged
�
ranged
by
the
PTA
with
games
home
baking
and
a
spool
house
The
proceeds
buy
ex
extras
�
tras
for
the
school
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Doctors
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costumes
such
as
this
can
can
dress
worn
by
Judi
Denton
will
help
to
make
Prince
George
Theatre
Workshops
production
of
Oklahoma
which
opens
at
8
pm
today
in
the
Senior
High
Fieldhouse
The
Oscar
and
Hammerstein
musical
will
run
until
Saturday
It
is
the
most
elaborate
production
ever
attempted
by
a
local
theatre
group
Miller
photo
Reject
Patient
Fee
Health
Report
Asks
OTTAWA
CP
-
The
Royal
Commission
on
health
feels
any
service
fee
to
patients
under
Its
proposed
health
care
program
should
be
rejected
the
second
report
of
the
commission
was
tabled
In
the
Commons
today
It
mentions
suggestions
for
a
minimum
fee
in
addition
to
any
premium
and
adds
such
a
policy
would
mean
that
Canada
was
simply
continuing
to
ration
health
services
on
the
basis
of
ability
to
pay
a
policy
which
was
overwhelmingly
denounced
In
submissions
to
the
commis
commission
�
sion
The
commission
maintains
a
service
fee
would
deny
medical
services
to
the
poor
and
would
not
prevent
over
use
by
higher
Income
groups
It
also
rejects
suggestions
that
a
universal
pre
payment
plan
would
mean
crowded
surgeries
as
was
said
to
have
occurred
in
Britain
The
commission
recom
recommends
�
mends
a
national
adylsory
coun
council
�
cil
on
the
rehabilitation
of
dis
abled
persons
R
would
Include
representatives
of
provincial
governments
and
volunteer
agencies
and
doctors
The
ie
port
suggests
widening
the
Fed
Federal
�
eral
Vocational
Rehabilitation
and
Disabled
Persons
Act
by
eliminating
the
restriction
to
vocational
rehabilitation
LONDON
Reuters
Family
doctors
today
flooded
the
head
headquarters
�
quarters
of
the
British
Medical
Association
with
promises
to
quit
the
British
socialized
med
medicine
�
icine
program
At
the
last
count
nearly
4
000
of
the
countrys
23000
gen
general
�
eral
practitioners
had
given
written
promlsesto
reslgnfrom
the
state
-
operated
national
health
service
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daily
newspaper
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British
Columbia
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Traps
40
Men
At
North
Mine
Site
Plane
Picks
Up
Disaster
Message
Forty
men
were
trapped
this
morning
in
a
slide
which
rumbled
over
a
mining
camp
near
Stewart
on
the
northern
BC
coast
The
slide
came
down
at
a
mining
camp
on
the
Unuk
River
flattening
bunkhouses
There
were
30
40
men
unaccounted
for
and
urgent
calls
were
being
made
to
Ketchikan
Alaska
asking
for
more
morphine
George
Hills
civil
defence
co
ordinator
at
Prince
Rupert
told
The
Citizen
by
telephone
the
men
were
at
the
Granduc
copper
mine
28
miles
north
of
the
town
The
avalanche
came
down
at
1020
am
he
said
Word
of
the
tragedy
was
re
relayed
�
layed
to
Vancouver
by
a
Pacific
Western
Airlines
plane
which
received
a
radio
report
about
the
slide
on
the
Leduc
Glacier
Army
RCMP
and
provincial
government
officials
were
al
alerted
�
erted
Information
received
in
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
was
that
the
avalanche
roared
down
on
the
Portal
Camp
of
the
Grand
Due
Mining
Co
Mr
Hill
said
there
was
no
way
of
communicating
with
the
disaster
scene
However
B
C
Telephone
Co
said
its
facili
facilities
�
ties
to
Stewart
were
not
inter
interrupted
�
rupted
Communications
are
out
so
we
have
no
way
om
kiioiXlng
what
needs
t6
be
done
or
what
conditions
are
he
said
Prince
Rupert
reported
low
cloud
and
fog
covered
the
area
and
no
planes
were
flying
In
or
out
to
the
north
The
Granduc
campsite
Is
at
the
bottom
edge
of
the
Leduc
Glacier
at
the
head
of
the
Leduc
River
The
construction
camp
was
built
to
accommodate
140
men
and
consists
of
four
bunkhouses
a
dining
hall
a
recreation
hall
auditorium
and
office
and
a
powerhouse
At
last
report
40
men
were
working
there
but
there
has
been
an
expansion
since
then
The
Leduc
Glacier
slopes
toward
the
camp
put
its
slope
is
gradual
An
air
strip
had
been
built
on
it
Weve
alerted
our
own
group
to
stand
by
and
we
have
also
got
an
alert
Into
land
sea
rescue
in
Vancouver
and
they
are
standing
by
But
that
is
all
I
can
tell
you
until
communica
communications
�
tions
can
be
set
up
said
Mr
Hill
Granduc
Mines
which
last
year
announced
a
55
milllon
development
employing
hund
hundreds
�
reds
of
men
has
its
operations
about
at
the
head
of
the
Port
Portland
�
land
Canal
The
development
was
to
in
include
�
clude
the
building
of
a
28
mlle
road
from
Stewart
to
the
plant
site
at
Tide
Lake
to
tap
the
mines
estimated
325
mil
million
�
lion
tons
of
are
Also
included
was
an
11
12
mile
tunnel
from
Tide
Lake
to
the
mine
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Keep
Work
Crews
Busy
Floodwatersfrom
the
sud
sudden
�
den
thaw
which
hit
Prince
George
this
week
have
been
keeping
city
works
department
and
telephone
company
crews
on
their
Jobs
around
the
clock
All
telephone
circuits
knock
knocked
�
ed
out
of
order
late
Tuesday
were
back
in
service
today
Crews
from
BC
Telephone
Lack
of
Sewer
Facilities
Link
to
Hepatitis
Campbell
Studies
show
a
connection
between
a
lack
of
sewer
facilities
and
a
high
inci
incidence
�
dence
of
hepatitis
in
sev
several
�
eral
northern
British
Co
Columbia
�
lumbia
communities
Municipal
Affairs
Minister
Dan
Campbell
said
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
Mr
Campbell
told
the
legislature
the
studies
taken
in
communities
along
Highway
16
between
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
show
a
direct
relationship
between
hos
hospital
�
pital
admissions
for
this
disease
and
whether
the
communities
are
sewered
or
unsewered
The
minister
was
making
a
plea
for
residents
of
B
Cs
unorganized
communities
to
rid
themselves
of
the
cancer
of
parochialism
and
to
support
moves
toward
Joint
services
or
incorporation
as
municipali
municipalities
�
ties
Mr
Campbell
said
his
de
department
�
partment
is
against
imposing
new
forms
of
government
with
without
�
out
ratepayer
votes
Rather
the
policy
was
to
make
people
aware
of
existing
problems
and
help
them
realize
the
need
for
area
wide
solutions
The
two
big
problems
faced
by
the
department
in
dealing
with
unorganized
areas
were
fear
and
cost
The
fear
is
largely
of
the
unknown
and
needs
no
further
description
the
minister
said
The
cost
factor
is
more
IN
THE
LEGISLATURE
difficult
to
present
He
said
it
is
hard
to
assess
the
cost
of
an
unborn
munici
municipality
�
pality
which
would
involve
yet
unknown
decisions
by
a
yet
unknown
council
Further
we
are
dealing
with
the
problem
of
bringing
a
cost
level
of
services
to
many
people
who
left
municipal
areas
to
have
rural
living
with
few
serv
services
�
ices
but
who
now
reluctantly
find
themselves
surrounded
by
urbanlzljon
demanding
of
serv
service
�
ice
Earlier
in
his
speech
Mr
Campbell
lashed
out
at
Harry
McKay
L
Fernle
for
naming
Al
Williamson
a
Vancouver
publicist
as
author
of
a
letter
signed
W
A
C
Bennett
which
the
premier
has
de
described
�
scribed
as
phony
Company
worked
continuously
to
restore
service
on
more
than
90
circuits
damaged
when
water
flooded
manholes
on
First
and
Fourth
Avenues
BC
Telephone
district
man
manager
�
ager
Frank
McGee
said
every
everything
�
thing
is
back
to
normal
and
that
he
does
not
anticipate
fur
further
�
ther
trouble
of
this
nature
The
city
works
department
Is
working
overtime
to
keep
the
runoff
water
from
causing
serious
damage
to
businesses
and
residences
Crews
worked
until
after
midnight
Wednesday
and
were
back
at
8
pm
today
Biggest
job
the
department
faces
is
to
keep
catch
basins
open
Water
thawed
at
the
surface
must
run
through
still
frozen
pipes
In
many
cases
the
water
freezes
again
clogging
the
pipes
and
causing
floods
on
the
streets
To
keep
the
water
running
off
the
department
uses
steam
More
than
50
storm
sewer
bas
basins
�
ins
have
been
steam
-
treated
since
Monday
It
will
be
cooler
tonight
than
the
balmy
night
experienced
here
last
night
Friday
will
be
cloudy
v
1th
a
few
showers
in
the
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Valley
areas
However
no
rain
is
expected
in
the
Cariboo
reg
region
�
ion
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Prince
George
38
and
45
Quesnel
35
and
50
Smlthers
35
and
45
Cute
a
Red
Herring
As
Weve
Seen
These
past
few
weeks
the
minister
of
municipal
af
affairs
�
fairs
has
been
like
a
Camp
Campbell
�
bell
on
the
run
in
MacDon
ald
territory
He
has
been
shot
at
from
all
sides
Wednesday
he
fought
back
with
a
speech
carefully
tail
tailored
�
ored
to
support
the
govern
governments
�
ments
municipal
policy
It
sounded
like
the
work
of
man
hands
First
he
denied
the
pro
province
�
vince
was
the
parent
of
its
municipalities
but
he
had
trouble
finding
a
doorstep
to
leave
them
on
Like
Topsy
he
Intimated
they
Just
grew
Second
he
tried
to
con
convince
�
vince
the
House
that
the
home
owner
grant
did
more
than
anything
else
to
keep
the
municipalities
independ
independent
�
ent
and
self
sustaining
The
master
haberdasher
must
f4U
yfi
r
-VA0j
kSIT
fffipti
MR-
SPEAKER
have
tailored
this
bit
for
him
Third
he
attacked
the
Op
Opposition
�
position
for
advocating
that
the
home
owner
grant
be
turned
over
to
the
munici
municipalities
�
palities
instead
of
deducted
from
home
owners
tax
bills
He
rightly
pointed
out
that
if
this
were
done
big
mu
municipal
�
nicipal
taxpayers
factories
etc
would
benefit
more
from
mill
-
rate
adjustments
than
small
ones
This
Is
as
cute
a
red
her
herring
�
ring
as
weve
ever
seen
drawn
over
a
trail
and
It
seemed
to
fool
the
Opposi
Opposition
�
tion
temporarily
The
home
-
owner
grants
are
a
political
bribe
nothing
else
They
put
a
wedge
between
municipal
tax
payers
and
municipal
councils
Theyare
made
to
look
like
a
gratui
gratuitous
�
tous
grant
from
the
Bennett
government
though
they
come
out
of
general
tax
re
revenue
�
venue
They
destroy
muni
municipal
�
cipal
Independence
because
they
keep
municipalities
under
the
governments
thumb
just
the
opposite
of
what
Campbell
argued
The
right
way
to
permit
municipalities
to
meet
their
obligations
without
fake
hand
outs
of
this
sort
would
be
to
increase
per
capita
grants
and
share
gasoline
and
auto
licence
taxes
with
them
But
that
of
course
would
reduce
the
governments
power
over
voters
and
municipalities
One
of
our
favorite
states
statesmen
�
men
Leo
Nlmslck
NDP
Cranbrook
was
back
again
making
big
waves
on
the
leg
legislative
�
islative
mlllpond
During
the
week
the
gov
government
�
ernment
side
tried
todls-
BY
KEN
MclVOR
credit
his
complaint
about
Brannen
Lake
Correctional
School
Hes
said
they
had
12
boys
In
solitary
some
for
three
weeks
when
he
visited
the
place
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
One
boy
hed
said
was
12
A
Vancojver
newspaper
had
checked
and
found
the
bov
was
really
15
The
government
back
benchers
had
seized
on
this
to
descredlt
Nlmslck
and
whitewash
the
govern
government
�
ment
In
high
dudgeon
Mr
Nlm
Nlmslck
�
slck
wanted
to
know
What
kind
of
people
are
these
who
seize
on
such
a
piti
pitiful
�
ful
argument
to
cover
up
the
wrong
of
putting
young
peo
people
�
ple
12
or
15
In
solitary
Why
should
juveniles
of
any
age
be
locked
up
in
these
cages
for
three
weeks
sim
simply
�
ply
because
the
courts
or
officialdom
are
unable
tode
cide
what
should
be
done
about
them
These
are
disturbed
chil
children
�
dren
and
to
treat
them
like
stray
dogs
in
a
dog
pound
is
a
black
shame
It
is
just
not
good
enough
for
people
who
call
themselves
civil
civilized
�
ized
What
a
blessing
it
would
be
if
men
capable
of
powerful
and
deeply
moving
oratory
would
make
one
or
two
good
points
and
quit
Mr
Nlmslck
alas
went
on
to
je
bulld
the
province
bilck
by
btick
u