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the
province
into
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regional
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hospital
districts
and
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Leader
Robert
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above
predicts
the
government
will
use
them
to
avoid
provincial
responsibilities
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A
Winnipeg
MP
say
Can
Canadas
�
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newt
media
is
giving
a
distorted
view
of
the
war
in
Vietnam
Page
5
Demonstrators
are
head
ing
for
New
York
and
San
Francisco
today
for
what
may
be
the
largest
mass
protest
-
about
500000
strong
against
the
Vietnam
war
Page
7
Scientists
are
progressing
well
in
testing
of
a
morning
after
contraceptive
pill
Page
21
A
picketing
threat
which
would
close
down
Trails
Cominco
smelter
operation
is
averted
in
the
courts
Page
5
O
Editorials
2
People
Make
the
News
5
Sports
9
10
Comics
11
Women
Church
18
19
Salmo
17
Entertain
Entertainment
�
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24
Lively
Years
26
Comics
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Eric
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By
PETER
SALMON
A
new
shopping
centre
is
planned
for
the
centre
of
Spruceland
Subdivision
Seven
lots
at
the
corner
of
Ospika
Blvd
and
Fifth
Avenue
were
bought
at
a
city
land
auction
for
53000
by
a
group
headed
by
Louis
Raeber
of
Foodland
Market
We
intend
to
start
building
immediately
he
said
today
Plans
are
for
a
shopping
complex
with
five
retail
stores
on
the
ground
floor
and
four
of
five
offices
above
he
explained
A
company
is
being
formed
to
run
the
complex
probably
under
the
name
of
Ospika
Investments
Limited
We
want
to
put
up
an
attrac
attractive
�
tive
building
Raeber
said
It
will
definitely
have
a
gro
grocery
�
cery
store
in
it
and
a
laundromat
Possibly
also
a
cafe
a
hairdres
hairdresser
�
ser
a
barber
shop
a
bank
and
a
take
out
order
place
We
would
like
to
have
offices
above
for
doctors
and
dentists
who
would
serve
the
local
people
in
the
subdivision
he
added
Through
a
clause
in
the
pur
purchase
�
chase
terms
from
the
city
work
has
to
be
completed
within
one
year
There
was
one
other
group
of
bidders
for
the
property
rep
represented
�
resented
by
Don
Powell
of
Ron
Carson
Ltd
Upset
price
of
the
property
below
which
It
would
not
be
sold
was
35000
Stabbing
Victim
Suffers
Bad
Cut
A
man
who
told
police
he
had
been
stabbed
on
George
Street
was
taken
to
hospital
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
for
treatment
of
a
cut
on
his
cheek
Robert
Scyrup
told
city
RCMP
he
was
approached
by
two
men
around
noon
Thursday
as
he
walk
walked
�
ed
on
George
Street
between
Second
and
Third
Avenue
One
man
swung
at
him
and
slashed
his
face
with
a
sharp
instrument
he
said
The
wound
required
eight
stitches
RCMP
are
still
investigating
the
Incident
SUNNY
with
CLOUDY
PERIODS
Low
25
High
48
Expo
A-Go-Go
Goes
At
Connaught
Today
Students
and
staffs
of
Prince
George
Senior
Secondary
Duch
Duchess
�
ess
Park
and
Winton
Junior
Sec
Secondary
�
ondary
school
stage
their
Expo
A
Go
Go
Carnival
today
between
3
pm
and
11
pm
Parents
children
and
anyone
else
interested
have
been
Invited
to
take
part
in
the
fun
The
fair
features
about
30
attractions
Including
blngo
raf
raffles
�
fles
carnival
games
home
bak
baking
�
ing
and
candy
booths
Three
new
color
films
by
the
National
Film
Doard
are
on
tap
Sunday
at
8
pm
in
the
Parkwood
Theatre
The
two
hour
show
salutes
Centennial
year
with
Helicopter
Canada
Canada
Can
Dance
and
Pre
Precision
�
cision
The
show
is
free
jgt
Harry
Lodcr
former
alder-
nun
truck
terminal
opera
operator
�
tor
and
long
time
citizen
of
prominence
In
Prince
George
is
not
the
Harry
Loder
the
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
papers
report
being
picked
up
after
leaving
the
Coast
city
rapidly
when
a
bank
teller
handed
him
change
for
2000
instead
of
the
200
ho
had
com
coming
�
ing
Harry
Prince
George
Harry
says
he
is
taking
a
ter
terrible
�
rible
ribbing
about
it
A
Art
Warburton
the
mathe-
matlcs
whizz
from
Prince
George
who
won
a
scholarship
worth
well
over
20000
this
year
has
won
another
substan
substantial
�
tial
prize
This
one
was
for
All
events
will
be
in
the
Sen
Senior
�
ior
Secondary
School
except
for
a
teenage
fashion
show
at
Duchess
Park
auditorium
and
a
dance
In
King
George
V
auditorium
The
two
fashion
shows
start
at
4
pm
and
8
pm
Purpose
of
the
carnival
is
to
provide
a
fund
to
be
used
mainly
as
an
emergency
reserve
for
the
more
than
500
students
from
this
area
travelling
to
Expo
67
next
summer
2500
but
Art
wont
be
accepting
It
Offered
by
the
University
of
Toronto
he
plans
on
heading
for
Montreal
to
pursue
his
studies
4BI
Two
wooden
milk
pails
are
urgently
needed
No
not
by
a
dalr
but
by
the
Prince
George
Theatre
Workshop
Also
needed
are
two
mens
kilts
for
the
pro
production
�
duction
of
Drlgadoon
scheduled
for
May
4
5
and
C
Milk
pall
owners
are
asked
to
phone
Ann
Scott
503
9251
41
a
city
lawyer
Allan
Date
has
been
elected
president
of
Prince
George
Liberal
Asso
Association
�
ciation
Mr
Date
was
named
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
association
riected
vice-president
was
nob
Dorrlej
treasur
treasurer
�
er
Beverly
Moore
and
secre
secretary
�
tary
Wlnnlfred
Robertson
Di
Directors
�
rectors
for
the
coming
year
are
Header
Llmon
Jack
Heln
rlch
Nell
McDonald
Jim
Mac
Donald
Jim
McDonoll
Mrs
Alan
loii
and
Darrel
Roberts
Canadian
Airforce
Squadrons
Reduced
OTTAWA
CP
-
The
num
ber
of
RCAF
nuclear
jet
bomber
squadrons
in
West
Ger
many
has
been
reduced
to
four
from
six
informed
sources
say
Despite
the
reduction
this
bomber
force
packs
an
enor
mous
nuclear
punch
Just
how
enormous
was
disclosed
only
this
week
by
Defence
Minister
Hellyer
The
RCAF
now
has
avail
able
to
It
in
Europe
an
explo
slve
power
comparable
to
sev
eral
thousand
times
that
used
at
Hiroshima
he
told
the
Com
mons
The
single
atomic
bomb
dropped
on
the
Japanese
city
in
1945
was
about
50
kilotons
the
equivalent
of
50000
tons
of
TNT
A
multiplication
of
this
by
only
2000
the
smallest
factor
under
Mr
Hellyer
s
rule
of
thumb
of
several
thousand
times
gives
the
size
of
the
RCAF
nuclear
dumps
as
100
000000
tons
of
TNT
In
other
words
each
RCAF
CF
104
Starfighter
bomber
In
Europe
can
carry
a
nuclear
bomb
of
about
one
megaton
the
equivalent
of
1
000000
tons
of
TNT
In
the
second
World
War
It
would
have
required
100000
bombers
to
carry
1000000
tons
of
TNT
The
six
bomber
squadrons
comprised
18
Starfighters
each
or
a
total
of
108
planes
The
four
remaining
squadrons
based
at
Baden
Scelllngen
and
Zwelbruecken
In
southwest
Ger
many
will
comprise
some
92
bombers
sources
Indicated
Thursday
The
American
nuclear
war
heads
on
the
Canadian
bases
in
Europe
are
In
the
custody
of
U
S
military
personnel
The
Starfighters
are
of
com
paratlvely
short
range
500
to
COO
miles
and
are
not
Intended
to
reach
targets
In
Russia
Their
targets
would
be
railway
yards
missile
sites
and
the
like
In
Eastern
Europe
CHINESE
OFFICIAL
DEFECTS
TO
US
HONG
KONG
AP
An
antl
Communist
Hong
Kong
news
paper
said
today
that
a
high
ranking
Communist
Chinese
propaganda
official
has
de
defected
�
fected
to
the
United
States
with
Important
documents
about
Chinas
political
power
strug
struggle
�
gle
The
Chinese
language
news
paper
Fal
Pao
said
the
official
identified
only
as
a
top
aide
to
former
propaganda
chief
Tao
Chu
escaped
to
Hong
Kong
with
violinist
Ma
Szu
tsung
and
went
to
the
United
States
on
the
same
plane
as
Ma
Chancellors
Condition
Poor
KHOENPOKr
West
German
Reuters
New
supplies
ofoxy
gen
were
hurried
today
to
the
Khlneside
villa
where
doctors
were
fighting
to
save
the
life
of
former
West
Oeriran
chancellor
Konrad
Adenauer
itlzn
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
APRIL
14
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Tonight
1
1
r
I
Stars
Will
Lacing
up
her
skates
and
wearing
a
fluorescent
costume
Diane
Wallace
prepares
for
her
part
in
Stars
On
Ice
the
Prince
George
Figure
Skating
Clubs
spring
carnival
The
show
starts
tonight
in
the
Coliseum
with
special
lighting
effects
to
bring
out
the
fluorescent
costumes
designed
in
a
centennial
theme
Reidie
photo
Squire
MOBILE
HOMES
Mile
6
Harl
Hi
way
Phone
962
9292
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Peace
Columbia
VANCOUVER
CP
Dr
Gor
don
Shrum
co
chairman
of
the
British
Columbia
hydro
and
power
authority
said
Thursday
the
Peace
and
Columbia
rivers
dam
projects
will
be
the
last
major
hydro
electric
develop
developments
�
ments
in
the
province
Dr
Shrum
addressing
a
serv
ice
club
luncheon
predicted
fu
ture
needs
will
probably
be
met
with
nuclear
power
stations
He
said
the
only
time
dam
damming
�
ming
of
the
Fraser
River
would
be
considered
was
when
the
Fraser
Valley
was
in
danger
of
becoming
Inundated
Then
he
said
It
would
be
dammed
for
flood
control
Meanwhile
it
is
reserved
for
salmon
The
doctors
statements
MEET
CREATES
COMMON
MARKET
PUNTA
DEL
ESTE
Uruguay
CP
The
Western
Hemisphere
presidents
head
home
today
with
yet
another
declaration
on
Latin
Americas
future
unanl
mously
agreed
upon
It
would
establish
a
Common
Market
by
1985
They
also
are
taking
home
a
message
from
President
John
son
That
the
building
of
that
future
must
be
largely
a
do
lU
yourself
Job
with
the
United
States
standing
by
to
give
friendly
help
but
help
which
falls
short
of
what
many
Latin
American
leaders
sought
A
Declaration
of
the
Presl
dents
of
America
was
the
fruit
of
long
debate
among
hemls
phere
foreign
ministers
and
two
days
of
discussion
by
their
chiefs
The
final
act
of
the
20
nation
conference
Bolivia
did
not
aU
tend
will
be
the
signing
cere
mony
today
These
were
the
basic
points
of
the
declaration
Latin
America
expresses
de
termination
to
create
a
Com
mon
Market
and
complete
the
process
by
1985
The
foundation
will
be
laid
for
economic
Integration
through
multl
national
pro
programs
�
grams
The
American
nations
will
co
operate
In
efforts
to
In
crease
substantially
the
for
eigh
trade
earnings
of
Latin
America
Latin
America
will
attempt
to
raise
living
standards
of
Impoverished
farm
popula
tlons
and
Increase
food
production
Latin
America
will
promote
education
for
development
Latin
America
will
try
to
harness
science
and
technol
Trawlers
Dump
Fish
Spoiled
During
Tieup
PRINCE
RUPERT
CP
Five
trawlers
went
to
a
des
lgnated
dumping
ground
12
miles
southwest
of
here
Thurs
day
and
dumped
280000
pounds
of
rotten
fish
spoiled
by
a
dock
tieup
at
the
northern
coastal
city
The
Prince
Rupert
Fishing
Vessel
Owneis
Association
has
launched
a
damage
suit
against
the
United
Fishermens
and
Al
lied
workeis
Union
for
loss
of
the
fish
and
for
time
lost
by
the
trawleis
Slwreworkei
members
of
tho
union
refused
to
unload
the
fish
which
was
branded
as
hot
caigo
because
trawler
crews
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
are
striking
for
a
better
catch
sharing
agreement
Attempts
were
made
to
find
a
way
of
unloading
the
fish
and
reduce
them
to
animal
feed
after
they
were
declared
unfit
for
human
consumption
but
they
eventually
bocame
too
bad
even
for
animal
consumption
Toster
Husoy
owners
as
soclatlon
president
valued
the
fish
at
more
than
15000
This
amount
plus
damages
for
the
time
lost
by
the
enforced
idle
ness
of
the
vessels
will
be
sought
In
a
Supreme
Court
ac
Hon
Mr
Husoy
said
the
assocla
tlon
liad
not
taken
action
to
have
the
union
cited
for
contempt
af
ter
the
union
had
Ignored
a
Supreme
Court
Injunction
direct
ing
union
officials
to
order
the
boats
unloaded
He
said
a
lack
of
government
action
Is
to
blame
for
the
dev
eloping
explosive
situation
on
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
Our
waterfront
Is
on
tho
verge
of
bieaUng
out
into
vio
violence
�
lence
because
of
hatieds
that
havo
developed
said
Mr
Husoy
If
the
government
had
taken
action
the
law
would
have
been
shown
to
be
enforced
and
people
would
have
been
con
tent
ogy
to
serve
Its
people
Latin
America
will
expand
programs
to
improve
public
health
Latin
America
will
ellml
nate
unnecessary
military
ex
pendltures
A
discordant
note
persisted
to
the
end
coming
largely
from
President
Otto
Arosemena
of
Ecuador
He
claimed
others
felt
as
he
did
that
the
United
States
should
engage
In
a
dollar
give
away
which
would
be
something
like
a
Marshall
plan
for
Latin
America
He
also
accused
the
US
of
spending
billions
in
Viet
nam
and
neglecting
its
Latin
neighbors
Later
he
and
Johnson
met
prl
vately
and
embraced
as
they
parted
The
Ecuadorean
called
Johnson
a
very
human
person
and
said
he
believed
their
view
points
could
easily
be
harmon
lzcd
Johnson
said
the
talk
Improved
our
relationship
and
our
understanding
Johnson
promised
the
presl
dents
he
would
ask
the
US
Congress
for
a
substantial
coii
trlbution
toward
establishing
the
Common
Market
They
got
a
US
promise
to
consider
ft
eelng
restrictions
on
more
than
250000000
In
aid
funds
and
a
promise
to
explore
iosslbllltles
for
prefejentlal
treatment
of
Latin
American
goods
in
world
markets
not
specifically
In
US
markets
alone
This
will
require
co
oper
atlon
of
other
advanced
Indus
trial
nations
and
the
United
States
said
it
would
seek
this
I
Hydro
Projects
clashed
with
policy
statements
made
by
Resources
Minister
Ray
Willlston
two
weeks
ago
Mr
Willlston
said
the
prov
provinces
�
inces
power
needs
had
been
underestimated
and
It
would
take
the
equivalent
of
the
Peace
River
project
every
eight
years
to
keep
up
with
the
demand
He
earlier
mentioned
possible
hydro
electric
developments
on
northern
BCs
Iskut
River
and
the
headwaters
of
the
Yukon
with
a
combined
output
of
1800
000
kilowatts
You
cant
use
nuclear
power
plants
for
flood
control
said
the
resources
minister
Plan
Planning
�
ning
is
going
ahead
on
further
major
projects
equally
as
big
as
the
Peace
and
Columbia
COOLER
TEMPERATURES
HIT
THIS
WEEKEND
A
cool
weekend
is
in
store
for
Pnnce
George
resi
residents
�
dents
The
latest
report
from
the
local
weather
office
shows
that
high
temperatures
for
the
weekend
will
be
about
14
degrees
below
the
normal
for
mid
April
Minimum
leadings
are
about
normal
The
lows
for
this
time
of
year
vary
from
20
to
32
On
April
15
last
year
the
low
was
30
and
the
high
42
Maximum
readings
for
mid
April
vary
from
43
to
55
Sunday
will
probably
be
sunny
with
cloudy
penods
ana
light
snowflurries
while
Monday
should
be
mostly
sunny
though
cool
Bennetts
BC
Bonk
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Premier
Bennetts
Bank
of
British
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
Thursday
reached
its
goal
of
2500000
in
initial
capital
from
founder
subscribers
A
meeting
of
these
25000
per
head
shareholders
has
been
called
for
May
8
at
the
Hotel
Vancouver
a
bank
spokesman
said
Purpose
is
to
elect
the
banks
first
permanent
board
of
Clay
Patterson
Fight
Called
Off
CHICAGO
AP
The
pro
posed
heavyweight
title
fight
between
champion
Cassius
Clay
and
challenger
Floyd
Patterson
Is
off
Clays
Black
Muslim
ad
vlser
Herbert
Muhammad
said
today
Muhammads
decision
to
call
the
fight
off
came
about
an
hour
after
preparations
were
underway
to
stage
it
in
Albu
Albuquerque
�
querque
NM
Earlier
story
page
9
directors
expected
to
toal
between
15
and
20
Canada
Trust
Co
has
been
appointed
trustee
for
the
bonk
and
is
holding
the
subscribed
capital
The
government
-
sponsored
Bank
of
BC
previously
met
a
requirement
to
deposit
500000
in
Ottawa
with
federal
authori
authorities
�
ties
which
had
to
be
made
four
weeks
In
advance
of
the
first
board
meeting
r
CAKE
CUTTING
HAZARD
LONDON
CP
Princess
Margaret
will
have
to
be
careful
how
she
alms
the
knife
when
she
cuts
a
huge
three
-tiered
cake
at
the
Canadian
Centennial
Ball
April
18
Otherwise
she
might
get
a
mouthful
of
foam
rubber
This
unusual
royal
hazard
arises
because
tho
huge
Iced
and
decorated
birthday
cake
that
will
be
a
highlight
of
the
evenings
festivities
is
for
the
most
part
arti
artificial
�
ficial
A
wedge
of
real
cake
inserted
into
the
body
of
tho
foam
will
be
cut
by
the
prin
princess
�
cess
at
the
head
table
then
the
1000
other
guests
will
bo
lunded
slices
of
ready
cut
cake
specially
baked
for
the
occasion