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debts
and
shady
dealings
frighten
Northern
Interior
lum
lumbermen
�
bermen
away
from
supplying
the
needs
of
the
local
construction
Industry
lumbermen
said
today
The
Industry
was
reacting
to
a
statement
by
Resources
Min
Minister
�
ister
Ray
Wllllston
In
Prince
George
Monday
that
lumber
lumbermen
�
men
will
find
their
harvesting
rights
in
peril
If
they
do
not
look
after
local
construction
needs
Several
local
building
contrac
Joe
Dunning
Prince
George
eagle
ejed
parking
meter
man
has
struck
again
Joe
walked
into
the
city
RCMP
detachment
office
this
morning
to
report
theft
of
his
sons
bicycle
The
bicycle
went
missing
from
Joes
property
at
347
Douglas
St
Leav
Leaving
�
ing
the
station
Inhlsthree-whpel-ed
bug
Joe
rounded
the
corner
and
spotted
two
young
culprits
aboard
his
sons
absent
bike
He
quickly
headed
them
off
made
a
citizens
arrest
and
hustled
the
lads
Into
the
police
station
Not
even
five
minutes
from
the
time
I
reported
the
theft
to
the
time
of
arrest
boasted
the
meter
man
cum
policeman
Yesterdays
comment
In
the
Citizen
on
the
lack
of
re
reaction
�
action
In
Prince
George
to
the
demise
of
Don
Messers
Jubilee
has
started
the
ball
rolling
Mrs
Grace
Mitchell
likes
him
and
shes
going
to
tell
CBC
In
Tor
Toronto
�
onto
all
about
it
The
petition
has
already
started
and
anyone
wish
wishing
�
ing
to
add
their
name
to
her
pro-
test
can
contact
Mrs
Mitchell
at
963
7358
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Paget
tors
have
been
complaining
about
the
unavailability
and
high
price
of
some
wood
products
espec
especially
�
ially
studding
Bill
Hutton
president
of
the
Northern
Interior
Lumbermens
Association
said
If
there
was
check
made
of
the
mills
In
the
immediate
area
you
would
find
most
have
personnel
looking
after
nothing
but
local
sales
You
would
find
these
mills
go
to
great
lengths
at
times
to
Communities
Threat
To
Universities
NEW
WESTMINSTER
BC
CP
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Universities
face
their
greatest
peril
from
the
commu
nlty
not
from
students
the
chairman
of
the
board
of
gover
governors
�
nors
at
Simon
Fraser
University
said
Wednesday
Richard
E
Lester
defended
the
role
of
universities
as
a
place
of
challenge
and
said
Sirhan
Convicted
On
First
Degree
LOS
ANGELES
AP
-
Sir
Sirhan
�
han
Blshara
Sirhan
was
convict
ed
todaj
of
first
degree
murder
In
the
assassination
of
Senator
Robert
F
Kenned
The
verdict
makes
Sirhan
liable
to
death
Earlier
Story
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they
must
be
defended
against
community
backlash
to
the
freedom
of
the
university
In
an
address
to
the
British
Columbia
Corrections
Assocla
tion
Mr
Lester
said
The
university
must
be
pro
tected
from
the
community
from
business
and
from
those
who
are
threatening
to
withhold
their
taxes
A
university
Is
really
all
about
activism
about
political
parties
challenging
Institutions
of
society
the
church
mar
marriage
�
riage
the
Judicial
sjstem
the
laws
Mr
Lester
said
todays
stu
dents
will
provide
community
leadership
in
10
jears
and
they
are
different
Perhaps
he
con
continued
�
tinued
It
Is
the
system
that
has
become
the
misfit
a
Before
spring
work
starts
w
on
Fort
George
the
Nechako
Klwanis
Club
is
going
on
the
fund
raising
wagon
Project
member
Gordon
Larsen
says
the
Club
plans
to
approach
the
Hudson
Bay
Company
City
Council
and
the
Federal
and
Provincial
Govern
Governments
�
ments
before
asking
local
resi
residents
�
dents
support
The
stockade
is
complete
at
present
except
for
hanging
the
gates
The
Pancake
Day
which
we
mpntloned
In
this
column
yesterday
takes
place
Sunday
not
Saturday
at
the
Royal
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
Legion
For
adults
the
price
is
1
for
all
you
can
eat
while
children
can
nave
their
fill
for
50
cents
a
It
seems
the
people
of
Sabyan
Road
north
of
the
city
off
the
Hart
Highway
have
never
had
a
spring
like
this
particularly
In
terms
of
getting
to
and
from
work
This
morning
a
pickup
truck
was
stuck
up
to
Its
axle
and
telephone
calls
from
harried
residents
havent
been
able
to
raise
help
from
any
mainten
maintenance
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make
special
orders
to
the
con
contractors
�
tractors
specifications
It
Is
not
a
case
of
not
being
able
to
purchase
lumber
In
the
last
few
years
many
contractors
have
gone
under
and
if
the
ledgers
were
checked
you
would
probably
find
some
healthy
outstanding
accounts
which
will
never
get
paid
Operators
are
reluctant
to
get
manoeuvered
Into
this
situation
again
Lawrence
Tindlll
president
of
inursaay
Lumber
Co
Ltd
said
My
reaction
is
agreement
with
Wllllston
We
have
a
local
sales
yard
It
is
very
much
In
its
to
fancy
Our
aim
is
to
be
of
ser
vice
to
the
public
The
business
man
who
is
going
to
hose
every
body
who
comes
along
Is
not
going
to
go
very
far
But
all
of
us
favor
exporting
because
it
is
easier
to
handle
Its
quite
a
chore
handling
local
sales
and
we
have
lost
quite
a
few
dollars
We
have
to
have
higher
prices
on
local
sales
to
pay
for
the
inconveniences
and
extra
expense
Tindlll
said
dishonest
dealings
had
been
the
past
experience
of
firms
dealing
with
local
sales
Area
Family
Just
Waits
Lawyer
Bruce
Fraser
said
to
day
his
clients
Mr
and
Mrs
Miio
sandberg
have
adopted
wait
and
see
position
on
the
citys
plan
to
operate
an
asphalt
plant
adjacent
to
their
Otway
ioaa
nome
A
bylaw
creating
a
new
zon
lng
category
to
perm
it
the
opera
Hon
of
the
plant
on
an
existing
gravel
pit
was
given
only
the
first
two
of
four
readings
Mon
day
pending
discussions
betv
een
city
council
and
the
city
soli
solicitor
�
citor
The
Sandbergs
are
awaiting
the
third
readlng
we
do
not
know
what
amendments
the
city
may
be
planning
said
Fraser
If
It
goes
through
substantially
as
planned
the
Sandbergs
will
seek
legal
advice
Co
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Switchblades
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AP
-Frightened
co
eds
at
two
unlven
sltles
have
armed
themselves
with
switchblade
knives
tear
gas
sprays
or
other
protective
devices
while
authorities
lnves
tlgate
the
killings
of
five
girls
The
latest
victim
who
also
was
the
youngest
was
13year
old
Dawn
Basom
a
Junior
high
school
student
In
Ypsllantl
jll
Flood
fighters
use
a
boat
to
cross
a
bridge
spanning
the
QuAppelle
River
near
Lumsden
17
miles
northwest
of
Kegina
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CP
Dr
Hugh
M
Morrison
chairman
of
the
British
Columbia
Civil
Ser
Service
�
vice
Commission
Wednesday
announced
salary
Increases
to
government
employees
ef
effective
�
fective
last
April
1
The
raises
are
estimated
to
Increase
the
government
payroll
by
some
8
12
per
cent
The
salary
increases
re
recommended
�
commended
by
the
civil
ser
service
�
vice
commission
generally
range
from
20
to
100
per
month
with
special
adjust
adjustments
�
ments
recommended
for
re
registered
�
gistered
nurses
psychiatric
nurses
and
aides
and
hos
hospital
�
pital
orderlies
In
addition
to
these
increa
increases
�
ses
approximately
one
third
of
the
25000
government
employees
will
receive
merit
increases
This
evenings
symposium
in
the
Simon
Fraser
Inn
on
the
Peace
River
power
project
Is
attract
attracting
�
ing
province
wide
Interest
In
Including
�
cluding
the
attention
of
Elton
Anderson
of
Victoria
Anderson
chairman
of
the
BC
Nature
Councils
access
and
pro
protection
�
tection
committee
has
made
stu
studies
�
dies
of
some
of
the
provinces
hydro
projects
and
the
lands
they
flood
and
has
written
papers
to
government
on
the
subject
His
conclusion
on
the
Peace
project
is
that
thousands
of
acres
of
prime
tlmberland
has
been
taken
out
of
production
by
the
floodwaters
and
mining
and
rec
recreational
�
reational
use
of
all
kinds
were
given
little
consideration
when
the
dam
was
built
NOW
55
MILLIONS
Phone
562
2441
Elated
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
trustees
are
hoping
for
an
early
government
approval
of
plans
for
a
135
bed
hospital
addition
to
cost
a
total
of
about
55
million
Trustees
emerged
pleased
from
a
meeting
Wednesday
afternoon
with
Health
Minister
Ralph
Loff
Loffmark
�
mark
that
resulted
In
the
pro
promise
�
mise
of
an
Increased
provincial
allotment
for
the
hospitals
ex
expansion
�
pansion
plan
Trustees
were
aiming
for
a
minimum
allotment
of
45
mil
million
�
lion
for
a
90
bed
addition
before
the
meeting
began
Loffmark
told
the
board
he
will
seek
provincial
treasury
board
approval
for
an
Initial
39
mil
million
�
lion
to
cover
the
building
cost
alone
as
soon
as
possible
Costs
for
capital
equipment
planning
and
working
capital
would
bring
the
total
cost
to
the
approximate
55
million
figure
The
visit
by
Loffmark
result
resulted
�
ed
from
a
meeting
he
had
in
Victoria
with
trustees
Grant
Hep
Hepburn
�
burn
now
retired
and
Herb
Sperling
Hepburn
and
Sperling
argued
Prince
Georges
case
for
an
expansion
plan
costing
a
mini
minimum
�
mum
of
45
million
following
a
government
cutback
to
3
million
last
January
due
toatight
money
situation
The
hospitals
original
submis
submission
�
sion
was
for
a
plan
costing
close
to
10
million
the
complete
Frlesen
plan
The
master
plan
maps
out
a
750
bed
hospital
by
1981
Present
capacity
Is
243
beds
Members
of
the
board
were
all
wearing
smiles
after
they
emerged
from
the
two
hour
meeting
with
Loffmark
andjames
Mainguy
director
of
planning
for
the
British
Columbia
Hospital
Insurance
Service
The
luncheon
Its
wrong
to
put
this
area
to
a
single
use
without
taking
others
Into
consideration
he
said
today
These
large
scale
altera
alterations
�
tions
to
our
environment
should
be
much
more
carefully
looked
it
and
all
the
possible
uses
In
Integrated
�
tegrated
Under
the
Electric
Power
Act
BC
Hydro
is
not
permitted
to
take
notice
of
Interests
other
than
the
production
of
power
he
saia
ana
cannot
develop
dam
sites
for
recreational
uses
The
symposium
to
be
held
in
the
Simon
Fraser
Inn
will
be
open
to
any
members
of
the
pub
public
�
lic
from
830
pm
who
are
In
Interested
�
terested
In
hearing
all
sides
of
the
controversial
subject
BENNETT
STILL
COY
meeting
was
held
in
the
hospital
board
room
Board
chairmanMlkeMcGiUlv
ray
said
he
was
very
encouraged
by
the
results
of
the
meeting
a
sentiment
echoed
by
alltrustees
Loffmark
would
not
talk
to
re
reporters
�
porters
who
were
present
as
the
meeting
broke
up
He
slipped
out
of
the
hospital
to
the
Prince
George
Airport
where
a
government
aircraft
waited
to
carry
him
back
to
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
Retired
trustee
and
former
board
chairman
Grant
Hepburn
said
the
main
thing
is
that
the
original
overall
Frlesen
plan
will
be
kept
Intact
A
driving
force
behind
the
am
ambitious
�
bitious
plan
for
the
hospital
Hep
Hepburn
�
burn
said
the
39
million
allot
allotment
�
ment
pending
approval
will
per
m
It
the
hospital
to
proceed
with
phased
additions
to
1981
In
ac
accordance
�
cordance
with
the
original
plan
almost
three
years
In
prepara
preparation
�
tion
Just
before
board
members
moved
to
leave
the
hospital
three
trustees
told
reporters
they
felt
It
premature
to
release
any
cost
figures
prior
to
treasury
board
approval
Trustees
Don
McKlnnon
George
MacAndrew
and
Harold
Mann
also
felt
release
of
details
might
Jeopardize
any
future
hos
hospital
�
pital
referenda
In
the
district
Hospital
administrator
Colin
Elliott
disagreed
saying
that
re
reports
�
ports
of
figures
would
likely
bolster
the
case
of
the
local
board
In
its
quest
for
minimum
funds
to
proceed
with
the
ex
expansion
�
pansion
of
Machinists
advised
Air
Can
ada
Wednesday
that
as
a
result
of
a
breakdown
In
contract
talks
it
would
begin
strike
action
at
1159
pm
EST
Sunday
Mediation
talks
that
started
April
9
broke
down
Tuesday
The
airline
spokesman
said
Its
up
to
them
whether
talks
will
be
renewed
s
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Khrush
Khrushchev
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chev
who
ruled
the
Soviet
Union
for
more
than
10
years
today
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his
75th
birthday
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the
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The
bodies
of
two
crew
members
from
the
United
States
Navy
re-
connalssance
plane
shot
down
by
North
Korea
have
been
Commander
Lloyd
Bucher
skipper
of
the
captured
U
S
spy
ship
Pueblo
said
any
plane
or
ship
approaching
North
Koreas
water
or
air
space
should
have
an
armed
escort
The
North
Koreans
are
oper
operating
�
ating
at
a
fever
pitch
of
hat
hatred
�
red
Bucher
said
and
will
continue
to
act
Irresponsibly
Country
Wide
Strike
Threatened
on
Airline
MONTREAL
CP
-
Air
Can
ada
Is
preparing
to
face
Its
sec
ond
countrywide
strike
In
histo
history
�
ry
Sunday
when
6300
mechan
lcs
storemen
attendants
and
telecommunications
personnel
are
to
stop
work
And
there
is
not
much
hope
of
a
last
minute
settlement
The
International
Association
Interest
Runs
High
In
Speeches
Tonight
Mike
Pltchford
president
of
the
associations
Lodge
148
here
said
he
did
not
see
much
hope
of
a
last
minute
effort
to
resolve
the
contract
dispute
The
association
Is
seeking
a
wage
Increase
of
20
per
cent
over
one
year
Air
Canada
has
offered
a
23
percent
raise
In
a
threeyear
agreement
Talks
began
In
November
to
replace
the
contract
that
ex
plred
Dec
31
Air
Canada
said
the
associa
tlons
demands
would
add
anoth
er
13000000
to
Its
annual
costs
ine
minimum
hourly
wage
Is
2
and
the
top
wage
for
what
the
airline
spokesman
called
non
tltled
personnel
Is
397
The
spokesman
said
flights
would
continue
normally
until
at
least
noon
Saturday
Czech
Leader
Plans
Speech
PRAGUE
AP
Czechoslo
vak
President
Ludvlk
Svoboda
and
other
high
officials
will
ad
dress
their
countrymen
tonight
Prague
television
announced
No
details
were
given
but
Svo
boda
was
expected
to
announce
major
government
and
Commu
nlst
party
changes
decided
at
todays
crisis
session
of
the
party
central
committee
found
In
the
Sea
of
Japan
and
there
are
grave
doubts
that
any
of
the
29
other
crew
members
survived
the
U
S
defence
de
department
�
partment
said
today
We
regret
to
report
that
the
destroyer
USS
Tucker
has
re
recovered
�
covered
the
bodies
of
one
officer
and
one
enlisted
crew
member
from
the
EC
121
downed
over
the
Sea
of
Japan
a
statement
said
We
are
now
gravely
con
cerned
about
the
chances
of
finding
any
s
u
r
v
1
v
o
r
s
The
search
is
being
continued
The
Tucker
recovered
the
bodies
about
17
miles
north
of
the
site
where
the
first
signs
of
wreckage
from
the
plane
a
four
engine
propeller
driven
converted
Super
Constellation
were
spotted
about
120
miles
southeast
of
the
North
Korean
coast
the
department
reported
In
addition
to
the
bodies
the
destroyer
recovered
life
jackets
and
pieces
of
fuselage
bearing
shrapnel
holes
the
statement
stated
A
wide
search
for
the
plane
and
its
31
man
crew
has
been
under
way
ince
the
plane
was
reported
missing
Monday
after
North
Korea
said
It
had
downed
the
aircraft
for
allegedly
violat
violating
�
ing
its
territory
The
bodies
were
clothed
In
flying
suits
but
were
not
wearing
life
jackets
Japans
Kyodo
news
service
reported
Kyodo
which
did
not
give
its
source
also
said
the
bodies
were
picked
up
by
the
US
destroyer
Tucker
The
recovery
of
the
bodies
came
as
the
world
waited
for
President
Mxon
to
break
the
public
silence
he
Instituted
after
North
Korea
said
It
destroyed
the
plane
War
Hinted
By
Korean
TOKYO
Reuters
North
Korean
Defence
Minister
Choi
Hyun
was
quoted
today
as
say
lng
a
war
may
break
out
again
In
Korea
owing
to
the
aggres
slve
manoeuvres
of
the
US
lm
perlalists
The
North
Korean
Central
News
Agency
monitored
here
said
he
made
the
remark
to
of
fleers
and
men
of
the
North
Ko
rean
army
unit
responsible
for
bringing
down
a
US
recnnals
sance
plane
Tuesday
The
minister
thanked
the
unit
for
bringing
down
with
a
sin
gle
shot
the
aircraft
which
Illegally
Intruded
Into
the
terrl
torlal
air
of
the
northern
half
of
the
republic
and
conducted
re
connalssance
the
agency
re
ported
The
general
was
quoted
as
saying
The
brigandish
provocative
act
committed
by
the
US
im
perlallst
aggressors
this
time
was
part
of
their
planned
war
preparations
for
Igniting
a
new
war
In
Korea
BC
Election
Will
He
or
Wont
He
VICTORIA
CP-
Premier
WAC
Bennett
called
a
news
conference
Wednesday
to
say
that
for
the
moment
he
was
wasnt
�
nt
even
thinking
about
an
elec
election
�
tion
after
hinting
earlier
he
might
call
one
this
spring
He
said
in
an
Interview
earlier
that
Tom
Berger
the
New
Democratic
Partys
new
British
Columbia
leader
might
not
get
a
chance
to
sit
in
the
house
as
leader
of
Her
Majestys
loyal
opposition
The
premier
said
Mr
Ber
ger
might
not
get
re
elected
personally
The
people
are
likely
to
beat
him
in
Burrard
Mr
Berger
Is
MLA
for
Vancouver
Burrard
Asked
If
he
was
indicating
there
would
be
an
election
the
premier
smiled
and
said
I
have
always
said
there
is
a
60
per
cent
chance
Mr
Berger
said
later
the
remark
Indicates
there
will
be
an
elec
election
�
tion
this
year
Election
speculation
was
also
fed
by
the
large
number
of
government
press
releases
newspaper
advertlsments
and
announcements
made
this
week
One
Social
Credit
MLA
said
cabinet
ministers
have
been
told
to
keep
the
pressure
on
At
his
news
conference
the
premier
announced
a
new
slo
slogan
�
gan
for
his
government
In
the
1970s
the
better
life
He
said
his
government
headed
a
dynamic
society
and
Its
div
dividends
�
idends
are
now
developing
He
said
many
people
had
thought
highways
bridges
and
dams
were
objectives
In
them
selvesbut
In
reality
they
were
all
part
of
one
program
to
lead
to
the
better
life
Purpose
of
the
news
con
conference
�
ference
was
to
announce
the
formation
of
committees
which
will
administer
four
perpetual
funds
created
or
increased
by
the
legislature
at
Its
last
session
Provincial
secretary
Wes
Wesley
�
ley
Black
will
head
the
25-
000000
first
citizens
fund
whose
annual
Interest
will
be
used
for
the
advancement
of
the
culture
education
and
ec
economic
�
onomic
situation
of
BCs
na
native
�
tive
Indians
Attorney
General
Leslie
Peterson
will
chair
the
10
-000000
physical
fitness
and
amateur
sports
fund
while
Ag
Agriculture
�
riculture
Minister
CyrilShel
ford
Is
In
charge
of
the
5
000000
fund
for
world
dis
disasters
�
asters
and
agricultural
aid
to
developing
countries