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designed
to
end
what
It
termed
continuous
and
costly
Illegal
work
stoppages
In
the
forest
Industry
were
announced
today
by
Forest
Industrial
Re
latlons
Ltd
FIR
which
bargains
for
120
BC
Coast
forest
companies
announced
the
proposals
after
opening
negotiations
for
a
new
master
agreement
with
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
Monday
Since
we
signed
the
last
master
agreement
with
the
IWA
In
19C8
the
union
has
staged
more
than
70
wildcats
or
Illegal
work
stoppages
In
the
Coast
district
said
John
Billings
FIR
president
These
illegal
stoppages
have
cost
millions
of
dollars
in
lost
wages
and
nroductlon
and
have
threatened
out
ability
to
meet
out
market
obligations
There
was
no
immediate
re
ply
from
the
IWA
which
Is
seek
lng
a
1
hourly
Increase
In
the
next
two
year
pact
No
stoppages
Industry
amendments
to
the
current
contract
provides
that
there
shall
be
no
strikes
work
stoppages
or
activities
which
In
terfere
with
maintenance
of
normal
production
or
service
by
the
union
and
its
members
dur
lng
the
life
of
the
new
agree
ment
The
union
and
its
members
are
not
to
counsel
such
activity
and
if
Illegal
stoppages
occur
the
union
is
to
Instruct
mem
members
�
bers
Involved
to
cease
such
activity
the
amendment
said
Further
FIR
amendments
provide
Loss
of
a
statutory
holiday
for
any
employee
who
partlcl
pates
In
an
illegal
walkout
with
in
30
days
of
such
holiday
Loss
of
call
time
for
em
ployees
who
show
up
to
work
but
cant
because
of
an
illegal
strike
Seniority
losses
Loss
of
seniority
at
the
rate
of
one
year
for
each
day
an
employee
participates
in
Illegal
activity
Postponement
of
the
appli
cation
of
seniority
privileges
during
an
illegal
work
stoppage
FIR
also
proposed
that
new
operations
certified
to
the
IWA
during
the
new
contract
will
come
under
the
terms
of
that
agreement
making
It
apply
to
all
new
operations
starting
up
and
eliminating
new
series
of
negotiations
The
industry
also
proposed
a
job
evaluation
program
for
the
Coast
sawmill
industry
and
a
one
ear
limitation
on
the
retro
retroactive
�
active
feature
of
any
award
made
by
the
permanent
arbitra
arbitrator
�
tor
under
the
agreement
Arsenic
bid
revealed
CLEVELAND
CP
-
Paul
E
Gill
and
his
wife
Annette
alread
under
grand
jurj
indict
ment
of
conspiring
to
murder
United
Mines
Workers
official
Joseph
ablonski
once
planned
to
kill
him
with
arsenic
FBI
af
affidavits
�
fidavits
released
Monda
said
The
affidavits
alleged
the
two
planned
to
get
close
to
ablon
ski
at
a
union
rail
and
Inject
him
with
the
poison
Yablonskl
his
wife
and
daughter
were
shot
to
death
New
ears
Ee
In
their
Washington
Pa
home
The
affidavits
said
the
couple
gave
up
the
arsenic
plan
after
discovering
the
poison
could
onl
be
obtained
with
a
pre
scrlption
Cillj
3C
and
his
wife
29
al
allegedly
�
legedly
controlled
a
special
murder
fund
and
travelled
to
Pennajlvania
and
Tennessee
while
plotting
ablonskls
mur
der
Two
of
four
persons
accused
in
the
ablonski
slalngs
have
been
transferred
to
other
jails
because
attempts
might
be
made
to
free
them
federal
offi
cials
said
a
U
youre
beautiful
and
car
w
exhaust
fumes
dont
bother
you
you
could
be
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Racing
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is
currently
casting
about
for
pretty
girls
to
be
Queen
candidates
Age
range
is
16
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and
Gloria
Yorston
is
the
lady
to
call
for
details
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local
citizen
partedwith
757
to
buy
himself
a
wash
washer
�
er
and
dryer
combination
After
that
kind
of
money
he
became
disconcerted
when
the
washer
went
on
the
fritz
He
went
back
to
his
friendly
salesman
and
got
the
friendly
run
around
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r
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fhrrltt
A
17-year-old
city
juvenile
charged
with
the
Feb
10
armed
robbery
of
a
local
grocery
store
was
raised
to
adult
court
and
sen
sentenced
�
tenced
to
two
years
at
Oakalla
District
Provincial
Court
Judge
J
Ilarold
Kenney
sentenc
sentenced
�
ed
Patrick
Daniel
Nell
of
Prince
George
to
two
years
less
a
day
Fire
victims
names
held
The
names
of
two
persons
who
died
In
a
fire
that
gutted
their
one
room
frame
cabin
late
Sun
Sunday
�
day
have
not
yet
been
released
Staff
Sergeant
Cordon
Graham
of
the
District
RCMP
said
today
their
names
would
not
be
re
released
�
leased
yet
pending
notification
of
re
tot
Ives
lie
said
the
woman
had
been
Identified
but
not
the
man
makes
the
Item
Interesting
Is
that
the
only
two
registered
deal
dealers
�
ers
in
town
are
Northern
and
Eatons
who
didnt
sell
the
washer
The
citizen
has
now
called
the
manufacturers
who
will
be
asking
very
determined
questions
as
to
why
their
product
Is
being
sold
without
authoriza
authorization
�
tion
and
without
service
Prince
George
doctors
were
well
and
truly
Jlnxed
Friday
13
Dr
Walter
Chen
sprained
his
ankle-
playing
handball
and
Dr
Vernon
Fraser
parted
with
The
Citizen
definite
and
two
years
less
a
day
Indefinite
at
a
city
court
session
last
week
Nell
pleaded
guilty
The
17
j
ear
old
was
raised
from
juvenile
to
adult
court
by
order
of
the
Attorney
Generals
department
Neil
was
charged
with
holding
up
the
Corner
Confectionery
at
Ninth
and
Winnipeg
with
a
22
calibre
sawed
off
rifle
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youth
wearing
a
nylon
stocking
over
his
face
and
a
plaid
overcoat
made
off
with
between
150
and
180
the
store
proprietor
said
j
Police
arrested
Nell
in
the
vi
vicinity
�
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minutes
after
the
hold
up
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one
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Don
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Barry
McLeod
left
to
right
and
Jim
Martin
and
Allan
John
Johnson
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in
the
tub
plan
to
push
their
creation
100
miles
for
the
March
of
Dimes
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group
will
start
out
Feb
27
EIGHTY
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IN
TRAIN
CRASH
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Reuters
-At
least
80
persons
died
when
a
crowded
four
coach
train
left
the
rails
and
plunged
89
feet
into
a
ravine
south
of
here
Monday
night
hospital
sources
said
today
Railway
officials
said
rescue
teams
were
still
working
at
the
crash
site
near
remote
Langalanga
Station
about
200
miles
from
Kaduna
and
the
death
toll
might
be
higher
Reports
reaching
here
from
three
hospitals
to
which
the
dead
and
injured
were
taken
said
that
at
least
80
bodies
have
so
far
been
recovered
from
the
shattered
debris
Youth
sentenced
for
robbery
bid
from
Fraser
Lake
go
to
Vanderhoof
to
Cluculz
Lake
and
return
to
Prince
George
on
March
1
Last
year
the
group
raised
450
for
the
cause
which
aids
all
handicapped
children
in
Canada
SPCA
requests
pound
access
The
local
branch
of
the
So
Society
�
ciety
for
the
Prevention
of
Cru
Cruelty
�
elty
to
Animals
has
asked
for
right
of
access
to
the
city
pound
The
SPCA
request
was
includ
included
�
ed
in
a
letter
that
city
council
recehed
Monday
night
The
let
letter
�
ter
was
read
for
Information
but
no
action
on
it
was
taken
The
SPCA
made
Its
request
in
response
to
several
distur
disturbing
�
bing
reports
regarding
Irregu
Irregularities
�
larities
In
the
operation
of
the
municipal
pound
Pound
employees
hae
been
the
object
of
recent
complaints
over
alleged
misuse
of
a
tran-
Four
fires
reported
on
weekend
Fire
outbreaks
In
the
Prince
George
area
kept
firemen
busy
all
weekend
A
total
of
four
fires
broke
out
one
taking
the
lives
of
two
Miller
Road
residents
In
the
Nechako
Improvement
District
The
others
although
not
ser
serious
�
ious
kept
local
fireman
out
xace
bunaay
ana
nionaay
Bob
Goudreau
assistant
fire
chief
for
the
Village
of
South
Fort
Gorge
said
today
12
fire
firemen
�
men
attended
a
fire
at
1227
Houston
Lane
with
one
pumper
Goudreau
said
the
Initial
fire
was
brought
under
control
with
within
�
in
minutes
but
the
sawdust
In
Insulation
�
sulation
smoldered
for
about
10
minutes
He
said
the
fire
was
contained
to
the
outside
walls
but
esti
estimated
�
mated
the
damage
totalled
about
4500
An
occupant
of
the
house
Ernie
Muma
awoke
after
being
asleep
for
about
one
hour
and
detected
the
fire
He
then
fled
the
house
through
a
window
and
ran
to
an
adjacent
house
to
phone
the
fire
depart
department
�
ment
at
255
am
Monday
Two
smaller
fires
broke
out
on
Monday
in
Prince
George
Ed
Parent
assistant
fire
chief
saia
one
at
Z388
MCDrlde
Cres
was
confined
to
the
attic
Cause
is
stm
unxnown
A
fourth
fire
reported
at
747
pm
burned
a
woodshed
at
the
back
of
the
property
at
7
30
Third
Ave
There
were
no
injuries
qulllzer
dart
gun
used
to
catch
stray
dogs
Three
dogs
were
re
reported
�
ported
to
hae
died
after
being
shot
with
the
gun
The
SPCA
wants
to
make
the
unannounced
visits
outside
nor
mal
open
hours
to
inspect
pound
facilities
for
cleanliness
animal
care
and
health
of
animals
Im
Impounded
�
pounded
With
the
Information
gained
we
could
make
specific
reconv
mendatlons
to
council
for
lm
provement
of
the
facilities
con
eludes
the
SPCA
letter
The
SPCA
says
It
has
two
alms
In
asking
for
right
of
access
-1
to
reduce
the
number
of
com
plaints
which
the
city
adminis
tration
must
handle
and
2
to
Im
Improve
�
prove
public
relations
with
pound
staff
Only
five
members
of
the
local
SPCA
would
be
authorized
to
make
the
visits
says
the
letter
They
would
be
Mark
Porter
Mrs
Joan
Pomeroy
Miss
Val
Valerie
�
erie
Pomeroy
Mrs
Susan
Cald
Caldwell
�
well
and
Conrad
Brownlee
Phont
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The
feder
al
provlnclal
premiers
confer
conference
�
ence
agreed
today
o
shelve
for
the
time
being
at
least
the
idea
of
putting
controls
on
consumer
credit
as
a
further
step
In
fight
fighting
�
ing
inflation
We
think
there
may
be
other
tools
more
effective
and
we
wont
have
to
resort
to
this
said
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
as
he
left
the
closed
door
meeting
for
lunch
We
are
keeping
it
In
reserve
something
we
may
have
to
come
back
to
Premier
John
Robarts
of
On
Ontario
�
tario
one
of
the
first
to
raise
the
question
when
the
two
day
conference
started
Monday
said
it
is
a
complex
problem
and
Is
being
left
for
further
study
The
question
of
possible
con
controls
�
trols
on
consumer
credit
arose
as
the
11
political
leaders
wound
up
their
discussions
on
inflation
a
subject
that
took
up
all
of
Monday
General
agreement
Prime
Minister
Trudeau
said
at
the
end
of
the
first
day
of
the
current
f-deral-provlnclal
pre
premiers
�
miers
conference
there
Is
a
considerable
amount
of
agree
agreement
�
ment
and
a
great
deal
of
support
for
proposals
made
by
Dr
John
Youngs
prices
and
In
Incomes
�
comes
commission
Government
officials
were
as
signed
the
overnight
task
of
drafting
a
communique
which
would
become
binding
on
the
governments
If
approved
today
Mr
Trudeau
noted
that
the
federal
and
10
provincial
gov
governments
�
ernments
represent
the
totality
of
government
In
Canada
and
added
If
we
agree
we
want
to
stop
Inflation
we
can
do
It
Todays
conference
takes
up
matters
left
over
from
Monday
on
Inflation
and
the
subjects
of
pollution
control
the
Prairie
farm
situation
and
limiting
the
mounting
expense
of
shared
cost
welfare
programs
Present
two
plans
Dr
Young
who
won
agree
agreement
�
ment
among
industry
leaders
last
week
for
limiting
price
ln
creases
during
1970
to
some
something
�
thing
less
than
cost
Increases
presented
two
broad
proposU
tions
to
the
premiers
meeting
backed
up
by
five
specific
pro
proposals
�
posals
He
asked
first
for
agreement
that
rapidly
rising
prices
and
costs
have
got
to
be
arrested
and
that
governments
generally
endorsed
the
price
restraint
plan
worked
out
with
Industry
leaders
last
week
Specifically
he
asked
the
provinces
to
Restrain
their
own
govern
ment
spending
lending
and
borrowing
and
make
It
clear
to
everyone
that
further
In
creases
In
taxes
might
well
be
forthcoming
If
current
efforts
to
restrain
price
and
Income
in
creases
fall
to
achieve
sufficient
ly
marked
progress
Ensure
that
government
owned
agencies
and
enterprises
regulated
by
government
ob
observe
�
serve
the
same
criteria
on
pric
pricing
�
ing
goods
and
services
that
pri
vate
Industry
Is
to
observe
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aftermath
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trial
George
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charged
with
the
January
non
capital
murder
of
a
51-year-old
city
woman
has
been
committed
to
an
Indefinite
term
at
Rlver
vlew
mental
hospital
city
prosecutor
Ross
Simpson
said
today
The
prosecutor
said
the
lo
local
�
cal
court
has
been
Informed
by
the
Attorney
Gvnerals
de
department
�
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that
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and
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detained
�
tained
at
Rlvervlew
for
an
In
Indefinite
�
definite
term
City
Court
Judge
George
Stewart
remanded
the
ac
accused
�
cused
man
to
Rlvervlew
for
25
days
or
less
Jan
21
for
a
psychiatric
examination
when
he
appeared
in
custody
In
court
to
face
the
charge
Police
found
Mrs
Mary
Re
bus
dead
In
her
home
at
1416
Ewert
areet
Jan
19
Babluk
was
believed
to
have
been
a
border
at
the
residence
Police
charged
the
man
after
a
24
hour
Investigation
which
turned
up
a
303
cali
calibre
�
bre
rifle
believed
to
have
been
used
In
the
shooting
Police
said
another
border
at
the
Ewert
Street
residence
found
Mrs
Rebus
with
a
bul
bullet
�
let
hole
In
her
chest
There
apparently
was
no
witness
to
the
event
There
was
no
plea
entered
to
the
non
capital
murder
charge
when
Babluk
appeared
In
court
Prosecutor
Simpson
said
he
has
no
word
whether
an
in
inquest
�
quest
or
an
autopsy
on
the
dead
woman
had
been
per
performed
�
formed
Mediator
sought
in
press
dispute
VANCOUVER
CP
More
than
700
members
of
the
Van
couver
New
Westminster
News
paper
Guild
authorized
their
ex
ecutive
Monday
night
to
seek
the
services
of
an
independent
mediator
to
get
talks
started
again
with
Pacific
Press
Ltd
as
readers
of
The
Sun
and
The
Province
today
went
without
newspapers
for
the
second
straight
day
And
Ray
Hunt
general
mana
manager
�
ger
of
the
Retail
Merchants
As
Association
�
sociation
of
Vancouver
says
suspension
of
publication
will
have
a
serious
impact
on
retail
sales
through
lack
of
advertis
advertising
�
ing
and
comes
at
a
critical
time
after
one
of
the
slowest
Janu
Januarys
�
arys
in
years
William
McLeman
president
of
the
guild
said
following
an
emergency
meeting
Monday
night
he
Is
hopeful
manage
ment
will
come
to
Its
senses
and
return
to
the
bargaining
table
No
talks
have
been
scheduled
since
Pacific
Press
announced
Sunday
It
was
ceasing
publlca
tlon
Indefinitely
In
the
wake
of
deliberate
slowdowns
which
cost
the
company
750000
In
lost
revenue
since
Feb
4
Pacific
Press
prints
the
evening
Sun
and
morning
Prov
Province
�
ince
which
have
no
printing
fa
cllltles
of
their
own
Contract
cancelled
The
company
has
cancelled
its
contract
with
typographical
pressmens
mailers
and
ster
eotypers
unions
and
the
guild
representing
editorial
advertls
lng
and
circulation
employees
However
no
lock
out
notice
has
been
served
on
them
by
Pacific
Press
Mr
McLeman
said
the
guild
planned
to
discuss
Its
legal
posi
position
�
tion
resulting
from
the
contract
cancellations
with
lawyers
today
We
have
a
number
of
ques
questions
�
tions
to
ask
whether
we
are
locked
out
whether
we
have
any
rights
under
the
contract
even
though
the
company
has
terminated
them
he
said
Monday
night
pairs
of
pickets
paraded
in
front
of
the
Pacific
Press
building
wearing
slickers
and
carrying
umbrellas
to
pro
protect
�
tect
themselves
from
a
steady
rainfall
They
wore
signs
sajlng
llle
gaily
locked
out
The
company
said
the
production
slowdowns
constituted
an
illegal
strike
and
denied
that
employees
were
locked
out
Economic
pressure
Before
talks
broke
down
in
November
tentative
agreement
had
been
reached
on
wages
the
company
said
would
make
Pacif
Pacific
�
ic
Press
emplojees
the
highest
paid
of
any
newspaper
in
the
country
However
other
Issues
including
the
length
of
the
con
contract
�
tract
pensions
and
vacations
were
unresolved
Len
Guy
president
of
the
ITU
said
union
members
have
more
than
3000000
in
a
com
pany
pension
fund
and
want
some
control
over
it
He
told
a
hot
llne
radio
pro
program
�
gram
Monday
night
that
Edgar
Benson
general
manager
of
Pa
Pacific
�
cific
Press
put
economic
pres
sure
on
his
printers
by
laying
off
173
of
the
companys
300
ty
pographers
prior
to
the
susn
slon
of
publication
Investors
ask
Provincial
cash
VANCOUVER
CP
-
The
Commonwealth
Investors
Ac
Action
�
tion
Gioup
announced
Monday
It
has
sent
a
letter
to
Pre
Premier
�
mier
WAC
Bennett
seeking
government
compensation
for
investors
who
lost
money
In
Commonwealth
Investors
Syn
Syndicate
�
dicate
Ltd
The
letter
says
the
Social
Credit
government
allowed
the
Commonwealth
Company
to
hint
It
was
backed
by
the
gov
government
�
ernment
while
seeking
Invest
Investments
�
ments
from
the
public
Frank
Fitzgerald
CLG
chairman
said
at
a
meeting
Monday
the
government
Is
absolutely
responsible
for
the
loss
of
the
Investors
savings
because
It
did
not
revoke
the
companys
licence
even
though
It
knew
It
was
unsafe
If
we
cant
get
action
with
this
letter
we
will
attempt
to
have
the
government
agree
to
face
court
action
Mr
Fitz
Fitzgerald
�
gerald
said
Citizens
wishing
to
sue
the
provincial
government
must
first
receive
permission
from
the
attorney
general
CIAG
represents
about
300
Investors
who
lost
1562477
plus
Interest
In
the
form
of
collateral
trust
notes
invest
invested
�
ed
In
Commonwealth
Savings
Syndicate
one
of
a
number
of
Commonwealth
companies
which
have
been
declared
bankrupt
Lome
P
Warren
who
lost
1500
In
the
company
said
In
an
Interview
the
reason
people
put
their
money
In
col
collateral
�
lateral
trust
notes
was
that
they
were
told
they
were
Insured
for
up
to
20000
by
the
Canadian
Dt
posit
In
Investors
�
vestors
Corp
This
turned
out
to
be
a
lot
of
hot
air
Mr
Warren
said
I
think
the
government
had
a
moral
obligation
to
tell
us
In
1964
when
It
found
out
there
was
something
wrong
with
Commonwealth
The
letter
which
was
also
sent
to
Prime
Minister
Tru
Trudeau
�
deau
Conservative
Leader
Robert
Stanfleld
and
Justice
Minister
John
Turner
says
this
failure
on
the
part
of
the
government
had
the
same
result
as
a
conspiracy
to
de
defraud
�
fraud
the
public
Mr
Fitzgerald
who
said
he
lost
11000
in
Common
Commonwealth
�
wealth
Investments
said
there
should
be
more
government
participation
In
Investment
companies
to
prevent
lossesto
Investors
Ho
said
it
should
be
the
gov
governments
�
ernments
responsibility
to
publish
regular
reports
so
that
citizens
are
kept
abreast
of
major
changes
in
the
law
sand
also
of
any
dangerous
Invest
Investments
�
ments
Investment
Inspectors
reports
should
be
filed
In
the
BC
legislature
so
that
In-
estors
w
111
know
w
hat
Is
going
on
he
said
If
the
government
Is
hon
honest
�
est
truthful
and
not
guilty
they
have
nothing
to
fear
fiom
such
publicity
Asked
where
hw
thought
the
money
would
come
to
pay
the
lm
estors
for
their
losses
with
Commonwealth
Mr
Fitz
Fitzgerald
�
gerald
said
something
like
the
provincial
disaster
fund
could
provide
such
funds
There
should
be
more
con
connection
�
nection
made
betw
een
settle
settlements
�
ments
for
damages
caused
by
an
Act
of
God
and
those
caused
by
people
plugged
Into
GkI
he
said
In
an
obvious
refer
reference
�
ence
to
Premier
Bennett
Commonwealth
Trust
was
Incorporated
Nov
21961and
registered
under
the
BC
Trust
Companies
Act
Jan
26
1962
The
companj
became
the
subject
of
a
provincial
gov
government
�
ernment
Investigation
a
ear
ago
Its
president
A
G
Din
can
Crux
Is
In
the
Bahamas
appealing
fiaud
charges
In
connection
with
the
manage
management
�
ment
of
Commonwealth
and
a
group
of
associated
compan
companies
�
ies