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Floods
Sweep
Tra
TRAIL
BC
CP
-
Waters
from
a
flash
flood
Wednesday
that
paralyzed
this
southeastern
British
Columbia
city
of
12000
receded
as
fast
as
they
rose
today
leaving
a
sea
of
silt
and
the
possibility
of
more
danger
Boiling
waters
of
three
Co
Columbia
�
lumbia
River
tributaries
put
the
city
under
five
feet
of
water
Wednesday
forcing
more
than
250
families
to
flee
their
homes
Every
ablebodled
man
was
called
out
to
join
civil
defence
workers
on
sand
bagglng
opera
operations
�
tions
which
continued
through
the
night
Workers
won
their
battle
today
They
managed
to
control
the
raging
Trail
Creek
swollen
by
a
fierce
thunderstorm
and
divert
the
key
source
of
floodwa
ters
that
cascaded
through
the
city
Huge
Sand
Bar
Mayor
F
E
deVito
declared
the
city
a
disaster
area
and
es
tlmated
damage
was
more
than
one
million
dollars
Other
officials
said
it
was
much
more
today
as
their
city
had
been
turned
Into
a
giant
sand
bar
of
rocks
and
silt
Education
Minister
Donald
Brothers
MLA
for
the
area
and
Deputy
Provincial
Secre
tary
Laurie
Wallace
of
the
pro
vlncial
disaster
emergency
fund
were
to
arrive
here
today
to
see
what
provincial
aid
can
be
sup
piled
A
break
In
the
reservoir
could
send
another
torrent
through
the
city
he
said
A
BC
forest
service
aircraft
was
to
fly
over
the
reservoir
to
check
it
forpos
slble
damage
Below
weary
emergency
crevs
sioggea
through
mud
deeper
than
their
hip
waders
Walls
Blasted
Wednesday
they
tackled
the
flood
In
e
bv
blastlnc
holes
im
tn
20
feet
wide
in
retaining
walls
designed
to
keep
the
Columbia
River
out
of
the
city
to
allow
the
floodwaters
to
drain
out
a
Theres
no
agreement
In
w
when
or
how
much
but
the
price
of
milk
is
quite
definitely
going
up
In
Prince
George
with
within
�
in
a
short
while
Dalrj
lands
prices
will
go
up
one
cent
a
quart
and
two
cents
for
the
three
quart
jug
on
Monday
ac
according
�
cording
to
a
spokesman
for
the
company
Dan
Morrow
office
manager
at
Palm
Dairies
said
he
has
not
jet
received
word
from
Vancouver
of
any
local
price
change
Fraser
Maid
dairys
prices
will
be
Increased
al
although
�
though
no
decision
has
jet
been
made
on
how
much
or
when
the
Increase
would
be
effective
a
A
Lll
Abner
cartoon
strip
follower
of
long
standing
says
our
schmoos
are
schnuck
les
Seems
schmoos
are
egg
shaped
and
float
around
happy
schmoos
with
upturned
mouths
and
sad
schmoos
with
you
guessed
It
Schnuckles
on
the
other
hand
have
pointed
heads
and
that
Is
what
we
thought
schmoos
have
This
maj
come
as
a
surnrlse
to
the
half
dozen
people
who
called
The
Citizen
I
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on
all
BEER
BOnitS
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TARTAN
CANS
at
North
Nechako
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The
flood
struck
without
warning
Eyewitnesses
said
Trail
Creek
spilled
its
banks
and
started
a
chain
reaction
of
flooding
from
two
smaller
creeks
The
waters
moved
into
the
downtown
district
forcing
mo
torists
to
abandon
their
cars
and
leaving
several
people
stranded
in
business
premises
At
least
four
stranded
cars
were
swept
into
the
Columbia
River
A
12suite
apartment
complex
toppled
overnight
when
its
foundation
was
eroded
away
Its
occupants
had
been
evacu
ated
No
serious
injuries
were
re
ported
but
a
number
of
persons
have
been
treated
for
shock
and
exhaustion
Schools
Closed
More
people
were
evacuated
from
their
homes
early
today
before
the
water
level
dropped
dramatically
Schools
were
closed
along
with
most
business
es
Mayor
DeVito
Imposed
a
mid
night
curfew
In
the
downtown
area
and
ordered
extra
police
patrols
to
prevent
looting
Most
evacuees
were
accom
modated
In
the
Trail
armory
while
others
stayed
with
friends
and
In
pr
hate
homes
A
bridge
across
the
Columbia
which
joins
the
eastern
and
western
portions
of
the
city
was
closed
to
traffic
but
an
older
span
in
the
southern
area
of
the
city
remained
open
24
Pages
ounoay
The
cutback
in
senire
mn
cldes
with
BC
Airlines
feeder
service
linking
Prince
George
with
Vancouver
via
Quesnel
Wil
Williams
�
liams
Lake
Kamloopb
and
the
uKanagan
to
oe
inaugurated
Sun
day
Mine
Trial
Gets
Delay
The
trial
of
Tabor
Lake
Gold
Mines
NPL
and
five
of
the
com
panys
directors
was
adjourned
in
city
magistrates
court
today
until
June
12
It
Is
the
second
time
the
trial
has
been
adjourned
since
the
Crown
completed
Its
week
long
case
March
14
The
adjournments
have
been
necessary
because
of
the
diffi
culty
of
getting
the
four
Prince
George
lawjers
defending
Aid
John
Herbert
Helnrich
PatMor-
an
Bernard
Dimler
Peter
Hun-
cnuK
ana
wiuiam
Leon
Hunchuk
together
with
out-of-town
Magis
Magistrate
�
trate
D
K
McAdam
of
Terrace
for
the
hearing
of
defence
evi
dence
to
say
they
have
schmoos
in
their
basements
Weve
all
heard
of
women
who
just
had
to
have
that
certain
pair
of
shoes
to
go
with
that
certain
dress
Well
Dick
Marlotto
of
Prince
George
Isnt
that
fussy
but
he
had
to
drive
000
miles
to
Vancouver
to
buy
a
couple
of
pair
for
himself
It
seems
that
Dick
has
extra
large
feet
and
wasnt
able
to
be
fitted
in
the
city
Was
Vancouver
the
answer
Yes
after
a
two
day
search
a
The
Cottonwood
Island
Resl
w
dents
Association
has
decided
to
hold
a
public
meet
meeting
�
ing
the
first
Wednesday
of
every
month
to
discuss
topics
of
in
interest
�
terest
to
residents
The
next
one
will
be
held
Miy
7
Mrs
Janie
Kaye
of
Prince
George
was
lucky
enough
to
get
a
perfect
crib
hand
while
playing
crib
with
her
daughter
Mrs
Charles
Bell
recently
She
held
the
five
of
hearts
clubs
and
spades
and
the
Jack
of
diamonds
and
could
hardlj
believe
her
eyes
when
the
five
of
diamonds
was
turned
up
Some
peoples
luck
f
The
Citizen
Forecast
Sunny
wifh
coudi
The
cutbacks
will
leave
IS
ar
rivals
and
15
departures
a
week
oetween
mnce
George
and
Van
couver
on
cp
Airs
summ
schedule
There
are
21
flights
per
week
at
present
Service
to
Whltehorse
via
Fort
St
John
and
Fort
Nelson
is
also
being
reduced
to
three
flights
a
weeK
from
the
present
dally
service
Fliehts
to
Whitehorse
will
depart
Tuesday
Thursday
ana
saturaays
at
1135
am
There
will
only
be
one
flight
leaving
for
Vancouver
on
Satur
dajs
and
Sundays
at
335
pm
when
the
new
schedule
takes
ef
effect
�
fect
Now
there
are
three
flights
departing
for
Vancouver
every
aay
or
tne
weeK
Single
evening
flights
are
being
dropped
for
Tuesdays
and
Thurs
Thursdays
�
days
bringing
the
total
reduc
reduction
�
tion
to
six
for
the
week
Airline
Union
Still
Talking
MONTREAL
CP
-
AU
though
the
meeting
room
was
ready
negotiators
for
Air
Can
ada
and
striking
ground
em
plojees
delayed
actual
direct
talks
today
and
withdrew
into
separate
caucus
sessions
The
union
team
announced
It
was
ready
for
renewed
faretn
face
bargaining
today
after
a
oriei
curect
session
Wednesday
night
but
the
talks
were
held
off
until
later
A
federal
labor
department
mediator
said
he
did
not
know
the
reason
for
the
delay
al
inougn
ne
expectea
tne
two
par
ties
to
resume
direct
bargaining
later
today
Crash
Kills
Young
Pair
A
15-jear-old
eirl
and
a
20-
year
old
man
have
died
In
Fort
Nelson
Hospital
after
a
car
in
which
five
joung
people
were
travelling
left
the
Alaska
High
Highway
�
way
at
Mile
295
and
rolled
into
a
aitch
Donna
Villeneuve
diedat3nm
11
hours
after
the
earlv
morn
ing
accident
while
Donald
Thom
as
Block
was
pronounced
dead
at
430
am
today
Three
other
occupants
Gor
Gordon
�
don
Loiselle
21
Gordon
Hannah
iv
ana
uonna
vmeneuves
sis
sister
�
ter
Pauline
17
are
listed
In
fair
condition
at
the
hospital
All
are
believed
to
be
from
the
Fort
Nelson
area
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Hellyer
disappointed
and
dejected
after
losing
last
years
Liberal
leadership
contest
CP
Air
Reduces
Flights
Between
City
and
Coast
Six
Outbound
and
civ
InhnnnH
flights
between
Prince
George
and
Vancouver
are
being
dis
discontinued
�
continued
by
CP
Air
effective
Ken
Bishop
area
sales
man
manager
�
ager
here
for
CP
Air
said
how
however
�
ever
the
airline
will
be
serving
Prince
George
with
exactly
the
same
number
of
seats
as
last
summer
CP
has
been
now
us
using
�
ing
the
107
passenger
Boeing
tn
since
last
November
com
compared
�
pared
with
the
82-passengerDC-
t
in
service
last
summer
Bishop
said
the
airline
has
ueen
operating
tne
three
daily
lupins
uueii
in
excess
oi
de
demand
�
mand
while
crews
ran
in
the
nsw
in
jet
On
some
Sunday
morning
nignts
out
of
Prince
George
as
few
as
20
passengers
were
ueing
carnea
saia
Bishop
On
the
merit
side
Bishop
said
a
ner
Bjza
am
departure
time
Monday
through
Fridays
will
allow
passengers
to
be
In
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
by
10
am
Passengers
can
return
from
Vancouver
dally
anoara
a
530
pm
flight
he
said
Drug
Probe
Demanded
VICTORIA
CP
The
British
Columbia
government
has
asked
for
a
preliminary
federal
inves
investigation
�
tigation
to
determine
If
pharma
pharmacists
�
cists
in
the
province
have
vlo
lated
the
Antl
Combines
Act
by
charging
welfare
recipients
1
for
filling
prescriptions
Social
Welfare
Minister
Dan
Campbell
todav
told
a
news
conference
he
has
written
ask
lng
federal
Consumer
Affairs
Minister
Ron
Basford
to
studv
the
situation
A
number
of
druggists
began
levying
the
surcharge
directly
on
welfare
recipients
April
15
BC
Professional
Pharma-
cists
Society
warned
the
action
WOUld
be
taken
If
the
welfare
department
did
not
Increase
the
amount
it
pays
for
drugs
on
behalf
of
its
clients
Mr
Campbell
earlier
an
nOUnced
the
dPDartmenH
nun
pharmacy
would
be
expanded
in
response
to
tne
challenge
The
eovemment
nharmarv
located
in
Vancouver
handles
about
30
per
cent
of
the
total
requirements
on
a
mallorder
basis
primarily
for
those
social
welfare
clients
who
have
long
term
prescription
needs
We
feel
that
such
a
uniform
approach
to
drug
costs
at
the
retail
level
mav
In
fact
he
breach
of
combines
legislation
his
letter
said
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Hellyer
Quits
Cabinet
In
Fight
Over
Housing
OTTAWA
CP
TranSDort
Minister
Paul
Holluor
jolted
Ottawa
political
circles
today
by
announcing
that
he
has
submitted
his
resignation
to
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
His
reason
was
that
he
has
been
unable
to
get
cabinet
ap
approval
�
proval
for
actions
he
proposed
to
ease
the
housing
shortage
Making
the
announcement
to
a
hastilycalled
news
confer
ence
the
45yearold
minister
considered
a
key
member
of
both
the
Trudeau
and
Lester
B
Pearson
Liberal
governments
said
I
really
feel
that
there
Is
no
alternative
but
to
submit
my
resignation
It
was
the
first
resignation
from
the
Trudeau
cabinet
sworn
in
Just
a
year
and
four
days
ago
Mr
Hellyer
carried
responsl
bility
for
federal
housing
poll
cles
along
with
his
Job
as
head
of
the
transport
department
one
of
the
biggest
federal
de
partments
As
senior
privy
councillor
among
the
MPs
in
the
cabinet
he
normally
acted
as
prime
minister
in
Mr
Trudeaus
ab
absence
�
sence
from
Ottawa
The
minister
member
for
To
Toronto
�
ronto
Trinity
riding
told
the
news
conference
he
intends
to
remain
in
the
Liberal
party
and
keep
his
seat
in
the
Commons
The
tall
forceful
Mr
Hellyer
president
of
a
Toronto
home
building
firm
before
he
entered
politics
told
reporters
he
had
proposed
some
housing
ideas
to
cabinet
in
the
wake
of
a
task
force
study
on
housing
his
de
partment
carried
out
in
recent
months
Solutions
for
the
Little
Man
Due
to
the
fact
that
I
have
Deen
unable
to
get
approval
for
the
submission
to
cabinet
I
put
forward
and
at
the
mo
ment
have
no
indication
when
it
would
be
approved
I
really
feel
I
have
no
alternative
but
to
submit
my
resignation
This
was
not
a
decision
eas
Uy
arrived
at
Mr
Hellyer
considered
one
oi
the
comers
in
the
Trudeau
cabi
cabinet
�
net
and
a
key
minister
In
the
former
government
of
Lester
B
Pearson
said
he
had
been
trying
particularly
to
find
solu
tlons
to
housing
problems
for
persons
in
lower
income
brack
ets
He
said
he
wanted
to
open
up
new
avenues
for
these
peo
pie
But
cabinet
had
not
given
ap
He
began
his
statement
by
saying
that
20
years
ago
he
en
tered
public
life
primarily
be
cause
he
wanted
to
do
some
thing
about
two
things
full
em
ployment
without
inflation
and
housing
These
he
said
had
been
up
permost
in
his
mind
because
of
their
Importance
to
the
people
I
represent
Im
from
a
working
mans
riding
you
know
He
said
he
had
hoped
some
day
to
be
in
a
position
to
influ
ence
in
a
real
way
government
policy
on
these
two
matters
For
that
reason
he
had
been
happy
when
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
last
year
assigned
him
responsibility
for
federal
hous
lng
policy
He
said
the
chance
to
make
an
in
depth
study
of
the
housing
aeau
ieit
just
as
sorry
proval
to
his
plans
yet
and
he
had
reluctantly
come
to
the
conclusion
that
it
might
be
weeks
before
such
approval
was
forthcoming
The
Canadian
people
are
tired
of
buck
passing
in
the
nous
lng
field
Mr
Hellyer
said
They
ao
not
reany
care
what
level
of
government
has
the
prime
re
sponslbillty
for
housing
They
want
action
In
this
situation
he
felt
his
only
move
was
to
submit
his
resignation
The
transport
minister
ap
peared
at
ease
and
unexclted
when
he
arrived
for
the
news
conference
theatre
where
ru
mors
had
already
started
to
clr
culate
that
he
might
offer
his
resignation
He
Was
Happy
with
Housing
problem
was
something
for
which
he
would
always
be
grateful
I
have
found
that
I
havent
been
able
to
get
final
approval
at
cabinet
level
for
the
propos
proposals
�
als
of
things
that
needed
to
be
done
Mr
Hellyer
made
it
plain
that
not
all
the
recommendations
of
his
housing
task
force
had
been
taken
immediately
to
cabi
cabinet
�
net
by
him
He
said
he
had
made
it
plain
that
the
recom
mendatlons
would
not
all
be
im
plemented
at
once
and
that
the
whole
program
would
take
years
to
solve
Some
of
the
proposals
had
been
designed
to
open
up
a
range
of
opportunity
or
choice
for
the
low
income
earner
but
cabinet
had
not
been
prepared
to
accept
nis
recommendations
Trudeau
Kind
Understanding
Mr
Hellyer
says
he
plans
to
continue
as
a
member
of
the
Commons
for
the
time
being
MP
for
Toronto
Trinity
he
has
sat
in
the
House
since
1949
ex
except
�
cept
for
a
period
of
less
than
one
year
in
1957
58
He
said
his
constituents
would
expect
him
to
stay
to
deal
with
their
prob
lems
Mr
Hellyer
said
he
saw
the
prime
minister
this
morning
and
found
him
most
gracious
kind
and
understanding
The
outgoing
minister
said
he
felt
profoundly
sorrv
about
re
signing
and
thought
Mr
Tru-
Mr
Hellyer
was
one
of
sever
al
cabinet
ministers
who
op
posed
Mr
Trudeau
at
a
leader
ship
convention
in
April
last
year
Mr
Helljer
said
his
decision
was
not
a
hasty
one
He
had
been
thinking
about
it
for
a
number
of
weeks
He
had
con
eluded
he
really
had
no
alterna
tive
but
to
resign
and
express
publicly
his
disappointment
It
wasnt
a
matter
of
not
enough
money
being
available
for
housing
It
was
part
of
a
larger
problem-
the
constitution
al
Issue
MISTAKEN
IDENTITY
Trouble
Started
Long
Time
Ago
OTTAWA
CP
-
The
Paul
Hellyer
resignation
reflects
a
cleavage
In
the
Trudeau
admin
istration
aoout
the
federal
role
in
Canada
Conservative
Leader
Robert
Stanfleld
said
Thursday
lBHill
-
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3
STANFIELD
L
1
fmrk
TRUDEAU
Very
Sorry1
Says
Trudeau
OTTAWA
CP
-
Prime
Mln
lster
Trudeau
in
his
first
public
reaction
to
the
resignation
of
Transport
Minister
Paul
Hell
Hellyer
�
yer
said
today
he
was
very
sorrj
to
lose
such
a
very
val
uable
minister
The
prime
minister
was
ques
questioned
�
tioned
by
reporters
about
the
resignation
as
he
emerged
from
a
cabinet
meeting
at
mid
day
but
his
comment
was
limited
Im
verv
sorrv
ho
com
Hes
a
very
valuable
minister
and
I
hope
he
will
be
happy
In
his
new
life
He
said
Mr
Helljer
transport
minister
In
the
Trudeau
cabinet
has
taken
the
honorable
course
in
resigning
It
had
been
apparent
for
weeks
that
Mr
Helher
was
having
trouble
defending
the
de
lays
In
decisions
on
housing
and
urban
affairs
Mr
Stanfleld
was
all
smiles
as
he
called
a
news
conference
to
discuss
the
resignation
He
confirmed
what
we
sus
pected
he
said
of
Mr
Hell
yers
action
The
Trudeau
government
had
a
narrow
legalistic
approach
to
the
constitution
that
made
ac
Hon
on
matters
such
as
housing
and
pollution
impossible
Mr
Trudeau
had
hinted
that
until
the
c
o
n
s
1
1
1
u
t
i
o
nwas
changed
It
was
Impossible
for
Ottawa
to
act
on
such
matters
Mr
Stanfleld
said
Mr
Hellyer
s
resignation
confirmed
this
in
a
dramatic
way
He
Hod
No
Choice
Verdict
of
Douglas
OTTAWA
CP
-
T
C
Don
las
leader
of
the
New
Demo
cratlc
Party
said
today
Trans
Transport
�
port
Minister
Paul
Hellyer
had
no
choice
but
to
resign
Indeed
he
could
not
do
other
wise
and
maintain
his
self
re
respect
�
spect
said
Mr
Douglas
He
said
it
was
quite
appar
apparent
�
ent
that
the
government
had
no
intention
of
grappling
with
the
housing
problem
Mr
Hellyer
is
to
be
congraU
ulated
for
his
courage
In
resign
lng
Mr
Douglas
said
Finance
Minister
Edgar
Benson
had
al
ready
vetoed
Mr
Hellyers
pro
proposal
�
posal
for
removing
the
11-percent
federal
sales
tax
from
but
dllng
materials
and
Prime
Mln
lster
Trudeau
had
r
e
J
e
c
t
e
d
another
Hellyer
proposal
that
a
separate
ministry
be
es
tabllshed
for
housing
The
comments
followed
Mr
Hellyers
announcement
earlier
In
the
day
that
he
had
submit
submitted
�
ted
his
resignation
as
minister
to
Mr
Trudeau
Judy
LaMarsh
a
former
fed
federal
�
eral
cabinet
minister
said
to
today
�
day
she
was
surprised
at
Paul
Hellyers
timing
in
resigning
from
the
cabinet
but
she
was
not
surprised
that
he
resigned
on
this
issue
I
knew
he
felt
strongly
enough
about
the
Issue
of
housing
to
re
resign
�
sign
but
1
thought
it
wouldnt
come
so
soon
said
Miss
La
Marsh
who
supported
Mr
Hel
Helljer
�
ljer
in
his
Liberal
leadership
campaign
last
year
Miss
LaMarsh
was
secretary
of
state
in
the
previous
Liberal
administration
She
said
she
had
seen
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
on
television
on
Wednesday
night
and
he
appeared
very
much
the
boss
you
have
to
dance
to
his
tune
Hellyers
resignation
from
the
cabinet
today
was
the
first
of
its
kind
since
Douglas
Harkness
quit
the
Conservative
govern
ment
of
John
Dlefenbaker
Feb
4
1963
Admission
After
Heartbreak
ii
nrwn
BEND
ia
n
j
-
SOUTH
Ind
AP
-
Three
times
in
five
months
the
same
youthful
gunman
held
up
the
same
South
Bend
gas
station
Three
times
he
was
ldenti
fled
by
the
station
attendant
as
Franklin
T
Wlke
a
20
yearold
church
choir
singer
Three
times
the
police
ar
rested
Wlke
and
charged
him
with
robbery
It
cost
Wlke
his
Job
his
apartment
his
car
his
ward
robe
many
weeks
of
liberty
and
a
chance
to
be
married
In
California
Then
Wlkes
luck
turned
He
was
In
Jail
still
protesting
his
innocence
but
unable
to
raise
bail
on
the
third
robbery
charge
when
the
young
gun
man
made
his
fourth
call
on
the
gas
station
This
time
he
was
caught
by
two
policemen
in
a
patrol
car
The
gunman
who
bore
a
close
resemblance
to
Wlke
was
Gordon
W
Ward
20
of
Nlles
Mich
He
admitted
all
four
hold
ups
The
charges
against
Wlke
were
dropped
and
he
was
re
leased
April
3
Four
days
later
he
and
Dlan
Copen
haver
18
were
married
at
the
Mlshawake
church
where
both
sing
In
the
choir
The
newlyweds
have
settled
down
in
tiKhart
where
Wlke
has
a
new
Job
with
an
Iron
works
A
runln
with
the
police
as
a
Juvenile
had
landed
Wlkes
photo
In
a
mug
shot
file
where
the
gas
station
attendant
picked
it
out
after
the
first
robbery
last
November
It
took
Wlke
a
month
and
a
half
to
raise
the
5000
bail
Free
on
ball
Wlke
learned
that
he
had
been
evicted
from
Ms
apartment
and
fired
from
his
Job
as
a
salesman
The
station
was
robbed
again
Feb
2
and
again
the
attendant
identified
Wlke
Frank
and
Dlan
had
eloped
to
California
to
be
married
wike
was
arrested
and
extra
dited
to
South
Bend
His
car
and
clothes
were
left
behind
and
he
sayj
he
hasnt
seen
them
since
After
another
week
in
jail
relatives
raised
10000
ball
The
station
was
robbed
a
third
time
March
26
Wlke
was
Id
en
t
If
led
and
Jailed
again
I
was
broke
and
dls
gusted
he
says
There
was
no
chance
of
making
ball
this
time
Robbery
No
4
came
March
30
with
Wike
still
behind
bars