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VICTORIA
CP
Britlsh
Col
umbla
will
be
prepared
to
art
on
legislation
to
prohibit
pho
phates
as
soon
as
draft
legisla
legislation
�
tion
Is
received
from
Ottawa
the
legislature
was
told
Tuesday
Resources
Minister
Ray
Wll
llston
said
he
spoke
to
J
J
Greene
federal
resources
mln
lster
by
telephone
earlier
In
the
day
and
Mr
Greene
said
he
would
prepare
sample
legls
latlon
for
all
provinces
I
told
Mr
Greene
that
if
he
could
possibly
get
the
act
drawn
up
and
approved
In
principle
by
the
government
of
Canada
fast
enough
we
would
be
willing
to
pass
the
act
this
year
He
said
the
sample
leglsla
tlon
would
have
to
be
In
his
hand
by
March
18
I
was
sure
our
own
leglsla
ture
would
waive
the
rules
of
the
house
to
allow
almost
lmme
dlate
i
assage
of
this
legislation
He
added
that
he
would
like
to
see
similar
legislation
in
con
connection
�
nection
with
automobile
exhaust
pollution
which
he
said
should
come
under
federal
jurisdiction
to
avoid
a
confusion
of
stand
ards
and
ai
plications
of
any
prohibitive
legislation
Turning
to
another
area
of
federal
Jurisdiction
he
called
on
Ottawa
to
establish
a
plan
of
action
for
protection
of
harbors
and
coastal
areas
reaching
out
to
the
edge
of
the
continental
shelf
He
said
the
need
for
such
legislation
w
as
dramatically
Illustrated
by
the
oil
pollution
problem
caused
off
Cape
Breton
Island
by
the
grounding
of
the
Llberlan
tanker
Arrow
Alex
Fraser
SC
Carlboobe
came
the
fourth
Social
Credit
backbancher
to
recommend
an
Increase
In
taxation
of
one
form
or
another
when
he
urged
the
government
to
implement
an
additional
two
cent
tax
on
gaso
gasoline
�
line
Newfie
police
strike
ST
JOHNS
Nfld
CP
-Businesses
tightened
security
but
there
were
no
reports
of
lawlessness
as
about
150
mem
bers
of
the
Newfoundland
Con
stabulary
walked
off
their
jobs
Tuesday
afternoon
leaving
the
city
with
onl
scattered
patrols
for
protection
Later
a
meeting
of
constables
and
some
non
commissioned
of
fleers
oted
to
remain
out
until
32
suspended
constables
are
reinstated
However
a
police
spokesman
said
If
violence
breaks
out
thej
will
return
to
work
As
non
commissioned
and
sen
lor
officers
of
the
209
member
force
patrolled
this
city
of
about
100
000
late
Tuesday
and
RCMP
cars
operated
in
the
suburbs
a
power
blackout
In
the
west
end
added
to
the
tough
situation
A
fire
at
a
sub
station
plunged
the
entire
west
end
Into
dark
ness
about
7pm
and
at
mid
night
crews
were
still
trjlng
to
restore
power
A
surge
of
power
before
the
fire
set
oft
numerous
burglar
alarms
In
the
downtown
area
ev
I
tax
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Next
I
The
amount
of
red
tape
In
i
volved
In
relocating
the
Halfway
House
is
atrocious
Gerry
Fisher
assistant
adminis
administrator
�
trator
of
the
Prince
George
Re
Regional
�
gional
Hospital
said
the
Halfway
House
board
approached
the
hos
hospital
�
pital
board
to
consider
relocating
the
house
on
hospital
grounds
This
query
has
been
referred
to
the
detoxicatlon
committee
who
I
will
in
turn
make
a
recommen
recommendation
�
dation
to
the
building
committee
who
will
then
seek
approval
of
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LONDON
AP
-
Two
immt
head
grant
brothers
from
Trinidad
huge
were
returned
to
jail
to
await
another
hearing
on
Feb
18
Police
continued
their
search
for
the
bodj
of
Mrs
McKay
who
disappeared
from
her
Wlm
Health
Minister
Ralph
Loffmark
Wonder
what
the
health
minister
will
do
with
the
request
a
Okay
so
lay
off
the
tele
w
phones
Yesterdays
bird
picture
was
claimed
to
be
a
Fool
Hen
but
the
experts
have
been
able
to
advise
us
that
the
fea
feathery
�
thery
fellow
was
in
fact
a
Wil
Willow
�
low
Grouse
We
have
castigated
the
Citizen
photographer
occa
occasionally
�
sionally
Identified
as
the
yellow
crested
snapshooter
but
more
formally
under
the
Latin
designa
designation
�
tion
of
Oncemore
Pleasus
The
Citizen
rorecait
extenslve
fog
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GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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FEBRUARY
11
1970
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as
they
walked
past
a
crowd
that
police
held
were
charged
In
court
today
back
with
murdering
Muriel
McKay
I
Detectives
in
charge
of
the
the
wife
of
a
newspaper
execu
J
case
today
switched
their
the
Their
lawyer
said
they
search
for
Mrs
McKays
body
were
pleading
not
guilty
and
from
the
brothers
lonely
farm
after
a
two
minute
I
earing
they
to
the
neighboring
county
of
bledon
home
on
Dec
29
Her
husband
Alex
an
Australian
Is
deputy
chairman
of
The
News
of
the
World
the
world
s
largest
Sunday
newspaper
The
two
accused
men
are
Ar
I
thur
Hosein
33
a
designer
and
his
brother
Mzamodeen
21
a
laborer
They
stood
silent
with
impassle
faces
In
the
court
I
room
not
far
from
the
McKay
home
The
brothers
were
accused
of
I
killing
the
woman
sometime
be
i
tween
Dec
30
and
Feb
7
the
day
more
than
100
detectives
and
policemen
began
searching
their
farm
In
Hertfordshire
301
miles
north
of
London
The
two
men
were
arrested
at
night
They
also
were
charged
with
demanding
1000000
2
COO
000
in
ransom
money
from
the
victims
husband
for
the
safe
return
of
his
wife
Detectives
surrounded
the
two
men
as
the
charges
were
read
in
the
crowded
courtroo
Af
Afterwards
�
terwards
they
led
the
brothers
to
a
police
wagon
outside
and
one
brother
put
a
blanket
oer
his
Essex
near
a
hamlet
known
as
Sleepy
Hollow
They
said
they
were
acting
on
a
tip
from
an
elderly
widow
McKay
CO
returned
to
his
00
000
home
Dec
29
found
his
A
five
member
city
council
delegation
has
lined
up
meetings
with
four
provincial
government
cabinet
ministers
and
their
staffs
on
Thursday
and
Friday
in
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
The
delegation
headed
by
Mayor
Harold
Moffat
meets
Highways
Minister
Wesley
Black
and
Social
Welfare
Minister
Phil
Gaglardl
on
Thursday
followed
by
meetings
Friday
with
Municipal
Affairs
Minister
Dan
Campbell
and
Provincial
Secretary
Wes
ley
Black
The
Prince
George
party
will
be
shepherded
by
Fort
George
MLA
Ray
Wllllston
Besides
Mayor
Moffat
the
delegation
consists
of
Aldermen
Elroy
Garden
and
Jack
lleinrlch
along
with
city
treasurer
Chester
Jeffery
and
city
engineer
Ernie
Obst
Boy
killed
driver
fined
1
NEW
WESTMINSTER
CP-
Larry
Unger
18
ofChllllwack
was
fined
500
here
Tuesday
on
a
reduced
charge
of
dangerous
driving
arising
out
of
the
June
14
death
of
Raymond
Albert
Berg
11
of
the
Columbia
Val
ley
The
youth
had
originally
been
charged
with
criminal
neg
licence
f
Jf
itiinniriitr
f
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Nurse
Kathleen
Murraye
Ure
and
assistant
administrator
Gerry
Fisher
are
two
happy
staff
members
at
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
today
The
pair
smile
after
learning
that
a
long
delayed
referendum
to
permit
construction
of
a
135
bed
addition
to
the
hospital
has
finally
been
approved
by
the
provincial
government
Citizen
photo
Two
brothers
charged
in
UK
kidnap
murder
wife
missing
and
evidence
that
a
struggle
had
taken
place
That
night
the
family
received
a
telephone
call
demanding
1
000
000
ransom
but
police
decid
ed
it
was
a
hoax
Then
a
letter
believed
to
be
In
Mrs
McKays
handwriting
arrived
saying
she
was
held
captive
and
pleading
for
help
Please
do
something
to
get
me
home
the
letter
said
Please
cooperate
or
I
cant
keep
going
City
delegation
now
in
Victoria
Mayor
Moffat
Is
already
In
Victoria
while
the
rest
of
the
delegation
leaves
Prince
George
by
air
this
evening
The
mayor
was
scheduled
to
meet
with
Health
Minister
Loffmark
this
afternoon
Aid
Lome
McCulsh
the
city
council
representative
on
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
Board
was
originally
scheduled
to
go
He
cancelled
his
plans
with
word
that
the
proposed
referendum
for
hospital
expan
sion
here
has
been
approved
Commons
cool
to
information
OTTAWA
CP
-
A
lack
of
trust
marked
Commons
reaction
Tuesday
to
announcement
by
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
that
a
new
government
Information
agency
will
be
established
by
April
1
Mr
Trudeau
himself
envi
sioned
Information
Canada
as
a
means
of
promoting
the
federal
presence
through
the
nation
and
as
an
agent
of
democratic
dls
cusslon
Opposition
Leader
Robert
Stanfleld
replied
that
in
the
hands
of
the
present
govern
government
�
ment
the
organization
will
be
come
Manipulation
Canada
Mid
March
Airport
blanketed
The
recent
province
wide
fog
blanket
that
grounded
all
air
transportation
Tuesday
Is
be
ginning
to
clear
However
Prince
George
may
remain
shrouded
In
a
mist
for
days
halting
air
traffic
Wayne
Dale
reservations
manager
of
CP
Airlines
said
today
the
first
flight
into
Prince
George
from
Vancouver
was
cancelled
but
a
flight
Is
expec
ted
to
land
at
12
20
pm
Dale
said
alternate
landing
bases
are
Whitehorse
Calgary
and
Vancouver
Both
PWA
and
BCA
have
cancelled
all
flights
today
Traffic
at
Vancouver
Inter
International
�
national
Airport
returned
to
nor
normal
�
mal
today
after
three
days
of
heavy
fog
oer
the
Lower
Main
Mainland
�
land
of
BC
Drawings
Phont
562
2441
Sighs
of
long
denied
relief
were
breathed
by
members
of
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
Board
this
morning
Teenage
gunman
charged
A
teenage
boy
wearing
a
nylon
stocking
over
his
face
and
carry
carrying
�
ing
a
22
calibre
sawed
off
rifle
held
up
Corner
Confectionery
store
at
Ninth
and
Winnipeg
about
830
pm
Tuesday
and
made
off
with
more
than
150
Police
arrested
him
shortly
afterwards
Mrs
Gerald
Chappelle
said
she
was
in
the
front
of
the
store
when
the
youth
wearing
a
plaid
coat
came
In
and
said
hand
over
the
money
I
just
handed
him
every
everything
�
thing
in
the
money
section
of
the
till
she
said
Then
he
ran
Mrs
Chappelle
said
the
cou
couple
�
ple
who
own
the
store
were
In
a
room
in
the
back
but
she
did
not
yell
for
help
because
the
youth
had
a
gun
This
is
the
first
time
anything
like
this
has
happened
she
said
There
have
been
lots
of
kids
in
since
I
came
five
years
ago
but
theyve
always
been
good
We
ve
never
had
any
trouble
be
before
�
fore
Minutes
after
the
hold
up
city
RCMP
arrested
a
17-year-old
city
youth
In
the
vicinity
The
boy
is
scheduled
to
ap
appear
�
pear
In
court
today
charged
with
armed
robbery
and
possession
of
an
offensive
weapon
On
Tuesday
evening
the
pro
provincial
�
vincial
treasury
board
finally
gave
approval
to
holding
of
a
0090000
referendum
for
hos
hospital
�
pital
construction
In
the
Regional
District
of
Fraser
Fort
George
The
referendum
If
approved
would
permit
expenditure
of
5
440000
for
a
135
bed
addition
and
new
powerhouse
at
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
and
650000
for
a
new
18
bed
pre
prefabricated
�
fabricated
hospital
at
Mackenzie
George
MacAndrew
chairman
of
the
Regional
District
was
In
Informed
�
formed
of
the
approval
In
a
tele
telephone
�
phone
call
from
Fort
George
M
LA
Ray
Wllllston
Tuesday
evening
MacAndrew
could
not
be
reached
for
comment
this
morning
Barring
any
further
hitches
In
the
long
-delayed
plans
It
is
believed
the
referendum
could
go
before
electors
by
mid
March
If
the
referendum
Is
approved
there
would
be
an
eight
to
nine
month
delay
while
working
draw
drawings
�
ings
are
prepared
for
the
Prince
George
addition
A
construction
start
would
then
be
delayed
until
the
spring
of
1971
with
completion
anticipated
In
from
18
months
to
two
years
after
that
This
means
the
badly
needed
addition
would
not
be
operational
until
late
1972
or
early
1973
Near
capacity
The
Prince
George
Hospital
built
as
a
242
txd
Institution
has
been
operating
at
near
ca
capacity
�
pacity
or
over
for
several
months
Officials
have
had
to
place
extra
beds
in
four
bed
wards
convert
lounges
to
bed
space
and
often
use
corridors
for
ad
additional
�
ditional
beds
It
is
certainly
good
news
said
hospital
board
trustee
Aid
Lome
McCulsh
who
along
with
other
trustees
had
only
meagre
Information
On
hearing
the
news
McCulsh
cancelled
out
a
trip
to
Victoria
to
make
a
personal
appeal
for
approval
to
Health
Minister
Ralph
Loffmark
Board
chairman
Mike
McGil
llvray
was
reported
to
be
In
Vanderhoof
and
could
not
be
reached
for
comment
Hospital
administrator
Colin
Elliott
is
holidaying
In
Mexico
The
planned
Mackenzie
hos
hospital
�
pital
could
be
open
this
fall
with
an
early
construction
start
said
Stewart
Fleming
administrator
of
the
regional
district
He
could
offer
no
further
infor
information
�
mation
not
having
heard
offi
officially
�
cially
of
the
approval
Both
Loffmark
and
Wllllston
were
In
meetings
In
Victoria
this
morning
and
could
not
be
reached
for
comment
Of
the
135
new
Prince
George
beds
35
are
to
be
for
extended
care
Elementary
students
beaten
up
Greg
Mclntyre
Cituen
Staff
Reporter
A
delegation
of
parents
Tuesday
night
protested
con
conditions
�
ditions
at
Buckhorn
school
A
spokesman
claimed
ele
elementary
�
mentary
students
were
beaten
up
by
older
students
so
badly
that
medical
treatment
was
required
In
some
Instances
The
school
Is
located
11
miles
south
of
the
city
Other
charges
made
by
the
parents
Included
Youngsters
have
been
forced
to
remain
out
of
doors
in
the
cold
and
without
access
to
washroom
facilities
as
part
of
a
10
hour
school
day
They
have
been
discrim
discriminated
�
inated
against
by
teachers
If
parents
complain
They
have
been
forced
to
walk
along
the
Quesnel
high
highway
�
way
running
the
risk
of
being
killed
by
50
mph
traffic
Complaints
were
brought
to
Prince
George
school
board
by
a
10
member
delegation
of
Buckhorn
parents
Spokesman
for
the
Buckhorn
parents
R
L
Nalsmlth
de
demanded
�
manded
action
and
presented
the
school
board
with
a
pe
petition
�
tition
signed
by
33
parents
outlining
suggestions
Reading
from
the
written
petition
Nalsmlth
said
Par-
V
ents
are
not
voicing
the
fol
following
�
lowing
complaints
directly
to
the
school
as
they
feel
the
children
suffer
as
a
result
of
such
complaints
He
said
the
33
parents
who
signed
the
petition
are
unani
unanimous
�
mous
In
their
notion
that
stu
students
�
dents
will
be
discriminated
against
If
parents
complain
At
a
meeting
at
Buckhorn
Feb
2
Mr
Todd
district
superintendent
Dave
Todd
said
he
heard
this
complalrt
all
over
the
district
Ial
smlth
said
but
he
couldnt
believe
It
I
think
the
fact
that
he
heard
the
complaint
all
over
the
district
would
Indicate
there
is
the
problem
said
Jalsmlth
He
said
parents
felt
that
by
bringing
the
Buckhorn
school
situation
to
the
attention
of
the
school
board
a
solution
can
be
found
Reading
from
the
petition
iNalsmlth
continued
School
bus
services
are
entirely
Inadequate
ontheRtd
Rock
and
Fifteen
Mile
Rd
bus
As
an
example
approximately
30
studentson
Fifteen
Mile
Rd
are
being
picked
up
at
730
am
and
arriving
home
be
between
�
tween
430
and
5pm
These
children
are
ar
I
96
hp
96HP
E3
PICKUPS
are
in
BC
Society
for
the
Pre
Prevention
�
vention
of
Cruelty
to
Animals
has
criticized
use
of
a
tran
tranquilizer
�
quilizer
dart
gun
by
city
pound
officials
SPCA
executive
director
Francis
J
Jones
expressed
the
society
s
concern
In
a
let
letter
�
ter
to
Mayor
Harold
Moffat
The
misuse
of
a
tranqui
tranquilizer
�
lizer
gun
can
be
likened
to
a
policeman
shooting
a
traffic
offender
Jones
said
The
municipal
act
only
gives
the
power
to
Council
to
Impound
animals
not
to
kill
or
malm
animals
on
sight
he
warned
In
our
opinion
citizens
owning
victimized
dogs
could
be
well
advised
to
seek
legal
advice
for
compensation
Jones
said
The
SPCA
letter
followed
reports
in
The
Citizen
that
three
dogs
died
after
being
hit
with
darts
from
the
tran
tranquilizer
�
quilizer
gun
Prince
George
City
Council
has
ordered
pound
authorities
not
to
use
the
gun
pending
a
study
by
Alderman
Carrie
Jane
Gray
and
Jack
lleinrlch
In
his
letter
to
Mayor
Mof
Moffat
�
fat
the
SPCA
executive
di
director
�
rector
referred
to
studies
In
the
United
States
indicating
that
the
drug
used
nicotine
sulphate
can
be
lethal
Jones
wrote
The
chemi
chemical
�
cal
which
is
supplied
for
dog
catching
is
quite
drastic
in
Its
reaction
It
takes
something
like
30
seconds
to
react
and
causes
riving
at
the
school
at
ap
approximately
�
proximately
7
45
am
and
leaving
school
at
approxi
approximately
�
mately
4
pm
creating
an
ex
extreme
�
treme
problem
of
supervision
before
and
after
school
Nalsmlth
said
with
the
length
of
time
out
of
class
there
are
repeated
complaints
of
olderboysabuslngthejoun
ger
children
There
hae
been
injuries
to
jounger
students
requiring
medical
treatment
which
can
be
directly
attributed
to
lack
of
adequate
supervision
There
are
continual
com
complaints
�
plaints
from
students
being
refused
admission
to
the
school
forwashroomfacllltles
before
and
after
school
and
to
get
warm
while
waiting
forthe
bus
He
said
the
Injuries
to
stu
students
�
dents
can
be
verified
Concerning
the
lack
of
ade
adequate
�
quate
supervision
he
said
This
Is
not
lntendedasaslur
on
the
character
of
anyone
at
the
school
1
No
one
can
bo
expected
to
adequately
supervise
170
students
at
one
time
Assistant
school
adminis
administrator
�
trator
Sen
Urdahl
told
the
mettlng
that
two
additional
school
buses
would
be
re
quired
to
rectify
the
situation
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PER
MONTH
SPCA
attacks
dart
gun
abuse
considerable
stress
to
the
animal
It
shoots
a
dart
the
size
of
a
man
s
r
ing
finger
and
Injects
a
measured
dose
Into
the
ani
animal
�
mal
Jones
commented
that
the
gun
was
not
suitable
for
dog
catching
and
should
be
used
only
In
serious
cases
par
particularly
�
ticularly
those
where
It
Is
necessary
to
protect
people
from
injury
The
SPCA
executive
direc
director
�
tor
also
expressed
concern
at
local
methods
of
killing
animals
This
society
does
not
dic
dictate
�
tate
to
any
authority
the
me
method
�
thod
of
euthanasia
as
long
as
It
is
Instant
and
humane
he
explained
We
have
had
reports
of
kill
killing
�
ing
animals
with
carbon
mon
monoxide
�
oxide
Jones
continued
He
called
the
practice
a
bar
baric
act
Jones
said
city
council
should
study
alternate
me
methods
�
thods
of
animal
control
He
suggested
that
stray
dogs
should
be
ticketed
instead
of
being
Impounded
A
dog
can
be
chased
home
ownership
can
be
established
by
asking
questions
and
a
violation
ticket
can
be
issu
issued
�
ed
to
the
owner
requiring
him
to
pay
a
penalty
at
City
Hall
he
said
The
SPCA
executive
direc
director
�
tor
said
the
proposed
nWhod
would
cut
pound
costs
of
care
of
the
dog
and
aiso
disposal
of
the
body
If
the
animal
is
not
claimed
Two
men
jailed
for
radio
theft
Two
men
were
sentenced
to
one
year
in
jail
today
for
the
Jan
17
theft
of
more
than
400
worth
of
radios
and
other
appli
appliances
�
ances
from
Prince
George
El
Electric
�
ectric
and
Furniture
Ltd
Hartley
William
Lynds
35
and
Ernest
ernon
Sammls
36
both
of
no
fixed
address
pleaded
guil
guilty
�
ty
to
charges
of
breaking
entry
and
theft
City
Court
Judge
George
Stew
Stewart
�
art
sentenced
the
pair
to
one
year
at
the
Prince
George
pro
provincial
�
vincial
jail
Prosecutor
Ross
Simpson
told
the
court
the
pair
were
arrested
Street
shortly
after
1
am
with
armfulls
of
radios
When
they
saw
the
police
they
dropped
the
radios
and
a
tape
deck
and
fled
the
prosecutor
said
They
were
apprehended
In
an
alley
Simpson
said
Lynds
appeared
In
city
court
twice
recently
and
was
fined
each
time
for
shop
shoplifting
�
lifting
Sammls
was
shown
a
finger
print
record
from
Ottawa
but
refused
to
comment
Simpson
said
I
might
add
Sammls
said
next
time
he
was
brought
In
he
was
going
to
kill
after
being
spotted
by
four
police
cne
of
them
police
officers
walking
along
Victoria
The
pair
appeared
in
custody
Parents
protest
conditions
Nalsmlth
told
the
school
board
parents
are
also
con
concerned
�
cerned
with
the
danger
of
chil
children
�
dren
walking
on
the
hlghwaj
He
proposed
that
any
stu
students
�
dents
who
must
walk
more
than
half
a
mile
be
taken
by
bus
This
Is
against
present
school
board
busing
regula
regulations
�
tions
he
slid
but
possibly
regulations
could
be
changed
because
the
Buckhorn
situ
situation
�
ation
is
unique
The
Quesnel
Highway
past
the
school
Is
a
50
mph
zone
and
has
no
school
zone
sign
Nalsmlth
said
police
have
told
him
that
unless
the
situ
situation
�
ation
is
changed
there
may
be
fatal
accidents
District
school
superin
superintendent
�
tendent
Dave
Toddsutgesteda
school
patrol
be
formed
Nalsmlth
replied
this
might
help
students
crossing
the
highway
but
still
leaves
the
problem
of
students
walking
along
the
highway
unresolved
Trustee
Gilt
Ulson
agreed
the
stretch
of
highway
near
the
school
was
hazardous
Acting
school
board
chair
chairman
�
man
Jim
Lang
said
the
board
is
aware
that
older
boys
at
the
school
ha
e
been
bullying
jounger
students
but
had
no
concrete
information
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