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Mk
Local
Legion
people
thor-
oughly
disenchanted
with
the
fellow
In
town
who
sells
Le
gion
calendars
at
50
cents
a
throw
on
the
understanding
that
veterans
will
benefit
wgionpeo
pie
say
its
phoney
baloney
and
If
you
want
to
help
the
veterans
buy
a
poppy
for
Kememorance
way
a
It
seems
Prince
George
tots
v
prefer
their
Banana
Split
to
Canadas
favorite
PET
Pierre
Elliot
Trudeau
One
four
year
old
was
enraged
when
PETs
press
conference
pre
preempted
�
empted
her
favorite
program
The
so
called
swinging
PM
car
carries
�
ries
no
weight
with
theshortpant
set
even
though
he
might
be
top
banana
A
Ski
people
are
already
sniffing
snow
and
getting
in
shape
for
the
season
Hickory
Wing
Ski
Club
for
instance
takes
a
second
exercise
session
for
adults
tonight
at
830
at
the
Con
naught
Junior
High
Gym
A
Jas-
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28
Pages
Throne
speech
1
per
fellow
will
show
a
film
on
skiing
in
the
Marmot
Basin
a
Is
there
any
truth
to
the
ru-
mor
that
librarian
Bryan
Bacon
will
wear
a
toga
and
laurel
leaf
wreath
during
the
Public
Librarys
Reading
Olympics
from
October
25
to
December
17
a
Social
Creditors
here
are
attempting
to
form
a
young
adults
group
Jeff
Granger
in
invites
�
vites
anyone
between
the
ages
of
21
and
35
to
attend
an
organ
organizational
�
izational
meeting
tonight
start
starting
�
ing
at
8
pm
at
the
Simon
Fra
ser
Inn
Reporter
Dale
Smith
admits
shes
not
exactly
Silent
Sam
Shes
also
not
above
a
few
long
distance
phone
calls
but
a
bill
for
11059
that
Includes
two
Sudbury
Ontario
calls
one
for
2150
and
one
for
2470
Is
pretty
ridiculous
especially
when
she
doesnt
even
know
any
one
in
Sudbury
Who
Is
the
mys
terious
dialer
Forecast
-Probable
snow
RCMP
Constable
Ed
Ofert
in
charge
of
the
city
traffic
detach
detachment
�
ment
commended
city
drivers
on
their
cautiousness
Fender
benders
It
was
remarkable
even
I
didnt
believe
it
We
only
had
two
fender
bender
accidents
all
day
long
The
drivers
are
to
be
commended
for
their
careful
carefulness
�
ness
he
said
today
It
was
surprising
to
see
all
motorists
driving
with
their
main
lights
on
I
guess
the
conditions
were
so
bad
that
drivers
just
policed
themselves
quite
well
he
said
Earl
Zilkle
In
charge
of
the
weather
office
at
the
Prince
George
airport
said
the
smog
lifted
there
at
about
11
am
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
Moved
to
airport
We
had
a
five
mlle-an-hour
wind
and
that
was
enough
to
clear
the
air
for
us
But
down
in
the
valley
there
wasnt
a
breath
of
air
to
stir
the
stuff
Grandfather
not
guilty
of
murder
PRINCE
RUPERT
BC
CP
A
British
Columbia
Supreme
Court
jury
Wednesday
found
fisherman
Robert
Andy
not
guilty
of
the
non
capital
murder
of
his
six
month
-
old
grand
daughter
Sophia
Andy
The
child
died
in
a
house
fire
March
21
at
the
Bella
Coola
Indian
reserve
200
miles
south
east
of
this
north
coastal
com
munity
The
Crown
had
contended
that
Mr-
Andy
C3
set
fire
to
the
house
owned
by
his
son
Med
rick
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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
OCTOBER
23
1969
external
affairs
defence
tax
re
form
citizenship
social
secu
rity
information
and
the
postal
service
will
be
submitted
for
study
Reaffirms
UN
support
In
International
affairs
the
speech
reaffirmed
Canadas
support
of
the
United
Nations
The
government
proposed
an
in
international
�
ternational
exchange
of
seismic
information
to
support
a
ban
on
underground
nuclear
tests
Parliament
will
be
asked
this
session
to
set
up
a
Canadian
In
International
�
ternational
development
r
e
search
centre
to
bring
Cana
dian
and
foreign
experts
togeth
together
er
on
the
problems
of
develop
ing
countries
A
disturbing
element
In
many
countries
of
the
world
has
been
the
rising
tide
of
unrest
particularly
among
young
peo
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and
move
it
around
he
ex
explained
�
plained
When
the
wind
died
down
at
the
airport
at
about
9
pm
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
the
smog
bank
curled
up
over
the
lip
of
the
ridge
two
miles
north
of
the
airport
and
within
minutes
socked
in
the
entire
airport
until
9
am
todav
Constable
Olferts
recom
recommendations
�
mendations
for
continued
safe
driving
In
similar
smogs
are
Drive
with
the
lights
on
not
the
parking
lights
Drive
at
a
reduced
speed
Many
motorists
were
seen
barreling
through
red
lights
at
five
miles
an
hour
yesterday
and
thats
an
Indication
of
how
thick
the
fog
was
because
they
didnt
even
see
the
lights
until
they
were
either
under
them
or
pass
passing
ing
them
Be
extra
careful
when
back
backing
ing
out
of
angled
parking
areas
such
as
the
strip
along
Third
Ave
Pedestrians
shouldnt
expect
to
have
the
same
rights
at
cross
crosswalks
�
walks
as
they
do
In
clear
wea
weather
�
ther
Often
they
cant
be
seen
until
the
car
Is
a
few
feet
away
evfefc
The
way
I
see
it
Yuri
the
Chinese
are
invincible
and
were
impregnable
ple
the
speech
said
It
has
expressed
Itself
In
many
ways
In
public
debate
In
peaceful
protest
and
sometimes
in
violence
Our
profound
disapproval
of
the
excesses
must
not
blind
us
to
deeply
felt
and
legitimate
as
aspirations
�
pirations
Many
citizens
in
our
own
country
believe
that
they
are
entitled
to
assume
greater
responsibility
for
the
destiny
of
our
society
Express
Ideal
Such
demands
Insofar
as
they
do
not
conflict
with
the
general
welfare
are
the
expres
expressions
�
sions
of
a
truly
democratic
Ideal
They
must
be
satisfied
If
our
society
Is
to
attain
Its
goals
of
peace
and
Justice
The
speech
gave
no
details
of
the
various
legislative
proposals
It
mentioned
Some
of
these
lap
a
THIEVES
AT
WORK
IN
FOG
BLANKET
Thieves
took
advantage
of
fog
overnight
and
broke
into
five
business
premises
in
the
city
police
said
today
Among
those
premises
broken
into
were
Indus
Industrial
�
trial
Cylinder
Head
Service
Ltd
Grace
Construc
Construction
�
tion
Materials
Schultz
Pontiac
Motors
workshop
and
Comor
Supplies
Ltd
Steven
Truscott
paroled
at
24
OTTAWA
CP
-
Steven
Murray
Truscott
subject
of
peri
slstent
public
and
legal
dispute
in
Canada
for
a
decade
has
been
freed
from
prison
on
pa
role
from
a
life
sentence
Im
Imposed
posed
when
he
was
14
Ten
years
four
months
and
just
over
a
week
after
the
boy
Truscott
was
arrested
for
the
sex
murder
of
12yearold
Lynne
Harper
near
Clinton
In
Western
Ontario
the
24yearold
prisoner
Joseph
hearing
opens
The
preliminary
hearing
of
an
attempted
murder
charge
against
Augustine
Joseph
29
began
this
morning
before
Judge
Harold
Kenney
In
district
court
Defence
lawyer
Richard
Low
asked
for
and
received
an
order
restricting
publication
of
evi
dence
until
the
accused
Is
either
discharged
or
brought
to
trial
The
charge
has
been
changed
from
assault
causing
bodily
harm
to
attempted
murder
It
arose
after
the
July
stabbing
of
the
accuseds
brother
Jlmmle
Joseph
at
the
Tactile
IndlanReserve
near
Fort
St
James
Phone
562
2441
may
be
given
when
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Trudeau
speaks
Friday
In
the
general
throne
speech
de
debate
�
bate
On
tax
reform
the
speech
said
merely
It
will
be
aimed
at
a
fairer
distribution
of
the
tax
burden
combined
with
favora
ble
conditions
for
growth
in
the
national
economy
The
structure
of
our
tax
sys
system
�
tem
must
be
adapted
to
reflect
more
accurately
the
true
cir
cumstances
of
Individual
Cana
Canadians
�
dians
and
of
business
organiza
organizations
�
tions
in
our
modern
society
Concerning
social
security
the
speech
said
Changes
in
the
patterns
of
need
in
our
society
call
for
a
more
equitable
social
policy
which
will
offer
assistance
and
security
to
people
unable
to
work
or
to
provide
for
them
selves
and
their
families
near
crawl
by
a
blanket
of
smog
that
draped
the
city
in
a
cloak
of
murk
For
those
who
have
only
been
living
here
in
the
last
five
years
the
smog
was
the
worst
ever
experienced
but
for
residents
who
have
been
around
for
longer
than
that
it
was
just
one
of
the
annual
thick
smogs
that
occur
with
regu
regularity
�
larity
this
time
of
year
Fog
stayed
This
time
there
was
a
slight
difference
Smoke
pollutants
and
moisture
in
the
air
from
pulp
mills
and
downtown
sawdust
bur
burners
�
ners
made
the
fog
last
In
recent
years
the
smog
was
always
as
thick
as
Wednesdays
smog
but
it
cleared
within
hours
Dense
fog
blanketed
the
city
Wednesday
Photo
was
taken
by
Dave
Milne
at
3rd
and
Quebec
Worst
fog
in
5
years
puts
brake
on
drivers
Pedestrians
had
all
the
speed
In
Prince
George
Wednesday
as
they
outpaced
cars
slowed
to
a
was
released
from
Collins
Day
penitentiary
outside
Kingston
Ont
T
George
Street
chairman
of
the
National
Parole
Board
con
firmed
Wednesday
night
that
Truscott
had
been
released
un
der
an
assumed
name
and
his
new
home
officially
concealed
Truscott
who
has
protested
his
innocence
of
the
slaying
since
his
arrest
June
12
1959
Is
reported
to
have
left
prison
Tuesday
The
parole
was
to
have
been
announced
officially
today
Mr
street
said
every
effort
would
be
made
by
authorities
to
conceal
Truscotts
assumed
name
and
whereabouts
However
Truscott
has
sold
exclusive
rights
to
his
story
to
an
undisclosed
buyer
His
father
Daniel
who
works
for
the
RCAF
In
Ottawa
and
was
an
air
force
warrant
officer
In
Clinton
at
the
time
of
the
crime
was
reached
briefly
by
telephone
Wednesday
night
said
he
knew
nothing
about
the
parole
then
became
incommun
incommunicado
�
icado
Authorities
said
they
were
not
sure
whether
Daniel
Truscott
and
Stevens
mother
Doris
who
also
lives
In
the
Ottawa
area
had
been
Informed
of
the
pa
parole
�
role
The
speech
also
said
the
gov
ernment
will
spare
no
effort
to
ensure
success
of
Its
discussions
with
the
provinces
on
constitu
constitutional
�
tional
reform
but
the
speech
unveiled
no
new
steps
In
this
di
direction
�
rection
It
said
laws
affecting
the
northern
territories
will
be
amended
to
improve
the
repre
representational
�
sentational
character
of
their
councils
The
government
will
also
con
tinue
to
search
for
new
markets
for
Canadian
grain
and
to
re
reestablish
�
establish
orderly
International
markets
Amendments
to
the
Canada
Grain
Act
will
be
Intro
Introduced
�
duced
to
make
our
products
more
competitive
in
world
mar
kets
The
speech
also
spoke
of
ex
extending
�
tending
Canadas
exclusive
fish
ing
zones
and
the
need
of
new
licensing
and
marketing
ar
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New
labor
code
seen
Voting
age
to
be
lowered
to
1
8
years
OTTAWA
CP
-
Legislation
to
lower
the
voting
age
to
18
from
21
In
federal
general
elec
elections
�
tions
was
promised
today
in
the
speech
from
the
throne
read
at
the
opening
of
the
new
parlia
mentary
session
The
speech
also
said
a
new
labor
code
governing
collective
bargaining
will
be
introduced
White
papers
outlining
proposed
government
policy
on
tax
re
reform
�
form
and
social
security
will
be
tabled
The
speech
declared
Canadas
exclusive
right
to
explore
and
exploit
the
resources
of
the
Arctic
islands
and
adjoining
Continental
Shelf
Laws
protect-
lng
the
Artie
seas
from
pollution
will
be
Introduced
it
said
It
also
announced
that
the
Queen
and
Prince
Philip
will
visit
Manitoba
and
the
North
Northwest
�
west
Territories
next
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of
speech
from
throne
See
also
page
5
OTTAWA
CP
-
High
lights
of
the
throne
speech
read
today
at
the
opening
of
the
second
session
of
Can
Canadas
�
adas
28th
Parliament
The
government
will
recom
recommend
�
mend
that
the
voting
age
in
federal
elections
be
lowered
to
18
from
21
Legislation
will
be
intro
introduced
�
duced
to
protect
Canadas
water
resources
after
con
sulfations
with
the
provinces
and
measures
will
be
taken
to
prevent
pollution
In
the
Arctic
seas
The
Criminal
Code
will
be
amended
to
regulate
wire-tapping
and
other
invasions
of
privacy
and
existing
bail
laws
will
be
reformed
There
will
be
proposals
for
the
reorganization
of
the
un
employment
insurance
pro
program
�
gram
Tax
reform
proposals
will
be
presented
to
Parliament
and
the
structure
of
our
tax
system
must
be
adapted
to
re
reflect
�
flect
more
accurately
the
true
circumstances
of
individual
Canadians
and
of
business
or
organizations
�
ganizations
in
modern
soci
society
�
ety
Parliament
will
be
asked
to
strengthen
consumer
protec
protection
�
tion
laws
in
areas
of
con
consumer
�
sumer
credit
packaging
la
labelling
�
belling
identification
of
fibre
content
in
textile
products
and
motor
vehicle
safety
The
government
will
play
its
part
in
achieving
the
goal
of
1000000
new
housing
units
In
Canada
over
the
next
five
years
The
reduction
of
grain
mar
markets
�
kets
Is
a
matter
of
utmost
concern
to
the
government
and
there
will
be
amendments
to
the
Canada
Grain
Act
which
are
intended
to
make
our
products
more
competi
competitive
�
tive
in
world
markets
The
competitive
position
of
Canadian
fisheries
must
also
be
strengthened
not
only
through
new
licensing
and
marketing
arrangements
but
also
by
extending
Canadas
exclusive
fishing
zones
mark
their
centennials
Outlining
the
governments
legislative
program
for
the
ses
session
�
sion
the
speech
written
by
the
government
was
read
by
Governor-General
Roland
Michener
to
MPs
and
Senators
assembled
In
the
Senate
chamber
Plan
credit
law
It
said
new
laws
will
also
be
introduced
dealing
with
con
consumer
�
sumer
credit
packaging
and
la
labelling
�
belling
motor
vehicle
safety
and
the
identification
of
textile
fibres
The
government
believes
the
time
has
come
to
extend
the
franchise
in
federal
elections
and
it
will
therefore
recommend
to
the
standing
committee
on
privileges
and
elections
of
the
House
of
Commons
that
the
vbt
ing
age
be
lowered
to
18
the
speech
said
Amendments
will
be
proposed
to
the
Criminal
Code
to
regulate
wire
tapping
and
other
inva
sions
of
the
individuals
pri
privacy
�
vacy
and
lo
reform
the
present
law
governing
the
de
detention
�
tention
of
accused
persons
be
before
�
fore
their
trials
Bills
will
also
be
introduced
to
make
federal
tribunals
more
ac
accessible
�
cessible
and
responsive
to
the
public
to
ensure
fair
treatment
in
expropriation
cases
and
to
create
a
national
law
reform
commission
whose
task
will
be
to
improve
the
law
and
Its
ad
administration
�
ministration
at
the
federal
level
In
addition
to
these
and
other
immediate
tasks
the
speech
said
the
new
parliamentary
ses
session
�
sion
should
also
begin
consider
considering
�
ing
longer
range
plans
to
meet
the
challenges
of
the
post-industrial
era
Reports
on
white
papers
on
rangements
for
Canadian
fisher
fisheries
�
ies
Recognizes
need
No
new
nousing
legislation
was
mentioned
In
the
speech
but
It
said
the
goal
despite
the
difficulties
of
inflation
Is
to
have
1000000
new
housing
units
constructed
in
the
next
five
years
The
government
will
put
its
emphasis
on
the
needs
of
low
Income
families
The
speech
said
new
parlia
parliamentary
�
mentary
rules
adopted
last
ses
session
�
sion
will
help
Parliament
adapt
to
contemporary
life
while
res
respecting
�
pecting
the
fundamental
prin
principles
�
ciples
of
popular
representation
It
also
reviewed
briefly
the
passage
last
session
of
the
Offl
clal
Languages
Act
supporting
a
society
which
recognizes
and
welcomes
a
rich
diversity
of
race
religion
and
cultural
tradi
tions
Dec
6
vofe
13
million
referendum
for
schools
By
Greg
Mclnryre
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
Taxpayers
will
be
asked
to
approve
of
more
than
13
million
expenditure
over
the
next
three
years
for
school
sites
buildings
and
equipment
in
the
Prince
George
school
district
The
money
referendum
for
capital
building
needs
has
been
forwarded
to
the
Department
of
Education
at
Victoria
for
consi
deration
After
It
is
reviewed
by
gov
government
�
ernment
officials
and
Prince
George
school
officials
It
will
receive
final
approval
by
the
Lieutenant
Governor
in
Council
Referendum
will
then
be
pre
sented
to
the
owner
electors
in
this
school
district
for
their
ap
approval
�
proval
Dec
6
At
a
press
briefing
at
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
school
district
57
offi
officials
�
cials
explained
how
the
13358
547
will
be
spent
Four
proposed
new
elementary
school
buildings
to
be
built
during
the
next
three
years
are
expected
to
cost
2897200
two
new
jun
junior
�
ior
secondary
schools
4627
200
upgrading
existing
facilities
1211752
and
additions
to
schools
4622395
Secretary
-
treasurer
MA
Carpenter
explained
there
are
seven
schools
requiring
upgrad
ing
six
schools
requiring
addi
additions
�
tions
and
12
schools
requiring
both
upgrading
and
additions
Carpenter
said
thero
will
be
two
considerations
in
the
minds
of
Victoria
officials
when
they
consider
the
Prince
George
school
district
capital
referen
referendum
�
dum
submission
need
based
on
facilities
existing
and
planned
for
the
future
and
cost
Carpenter
will
consult
with
Department
of
Education
people
this
week
concerning
need
for
school
buildings
here
Districts
coordinating
architect
G
J
Briggs
will
discuss
building
costs
with
department
officials
next
week
Final
approval
to
go
to
refer
referendum
�
endum
is
expected
from
Victoria
by
the
middle
of
November
The
local
school
board
must
by
law
have
10
days
to
advertise
before
the
vote
The
need
for
more
school
con
struction
Is
based
largely
on
growth
of
the
student
population
in
this
district
School
population
rising
The
number
of
students
in
the
districts
49
schools
Is
up
about
77
per
cent
over
last
year
In
Prince
George
our
history
has
been
that
grade
two
classes
each
year
are
larger
than
the
grade
one
enrollment
the
pre
vious
year
Carpenter
said
In
other
words
on
top
of
the
increasing
numbers
entering
the
first
grade
each
year
students
are
entering
schools
from
out
outside
�
side
the
district
This
has
been
true
every
year
except
1968
Student
population
growth
over
the
past
four
years
has
been
20
per
cent
11
per
cent
five
per
cent
1968
and
this
year
more
than
seven
per
cent
The
community
of
Mackenzie
100
miles
north
of
this
city
Is
expected
to
have
a
rapid
school
population
growth
from
the
pre
present
�
sent
350
students
to
more
than
1300
by
1972
The
upcoming
building
ref
referendum
�
erendum
includes
provision
for
new
elementary
and
secondary
schools
at
Mackenzie
as
well
as
additions
to
the
existing
ele
elementary
�
mentary
school
Population
growth
at
Mack
Mackenzie
�
enzie
is
based
on
the
comple
completion
�
tion
of
two
pulp
mills
there
Dec
6
Is
going
to
be
a
big
day
for
voting
Fraser
Fort
George
regional
district
admin
administrator
�
istrator
EW
Fleming
said
to
today
�
day
Voters
will
go
to
the
polls
to
decide
on
a
mayor
for
this
city
three
aldermen
three
school
dis
district
�
trict
57
trustees
and
the
capital
money
referendum
seven
re
regional
�
gional
district
electoral
area
directors
and
possibly
a
hospital
referendum
Fleming
said
Dec
6
is
a
target
date
for
the
hospital
ref
referendum
�
erendum
It
will
depend
whether
or
not
arrangements
can
be
made
for
the
hospital
vote
by
them
The
hospital
referendum
is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
be
about
6
million
for
major
additions
to
the
Prince
George
regional
hospital
and
for
a
small
hospital
at
Mackenzie
Fleming
said
Father
Sasges
leaves
hospital
Fr
Em
11
Sasges
left
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
morning
hoping
for
two
to
three
weeks
of
seclusion
His
19
day
stay
In
hospital
that
began
Oct
4
was
only
three
days
short
of
his
22
day
ordeal
In
the
Cariboo
Mountain
Range
from
Sept
12
to
early
morning
Oct
4
Fr
Sasges
was
forced
to
crash
land
his
light
airplane
on
an
al
alpine
�
pine
meadow
on
Black
Stuart
Mountain
An
extensive
air
search
started
Sept
14
but
failed
to
find
any
trace
of
him
or
his
aircraft
He
has
had
an
average
of
10
to
15
visitors
each
day
despite
the
large
home
made
sign
read
reading
�
ing
Isolation
No
Visitors
on
the
door
of
his
hospital
room
The
39-year-old
pgiest
who
was
flying
from
Wells
tohls
par
parish
�
ish
center
In
Valemount
lost
40
pounds
In
the
struggle
for
sur
survival
�
vival
bringing
his
weight
down
to
120
However
within
a
week
and
a
half
at
hospital
he
had
recov
recovered
�
ered
30
of
those
lost
pounds