Inside
today
Smirking
MONTREAL
CP
-
A
cocky
Paul
Rose
had
a
brief
verbal
ex
exchange
�
change
with
Coroner
Jacques
Trahan
when
he
appeared
in
court
Tuesday
He
appeared
with
his
brother
Jacques
and
Francis
Slmatd
in
court
with
seven
other
persons
They
are
to
testify
Monday
Led
by
a
QPP
constable
Paul
nose
swaggered
into
the
court
room
with
a
smirk
that
re
mained
on
his
face
throughout
the
brief
appearance
Asked
If
he
had
a
lawyer
he
shot
back
a
no
He
then
asked
special
coroner
Jacques
Trahan
to
reopen
an
in
quest
into
the
Oct
7
19C9
death
of
QPP
Constable
Robert
Dumas
The
officer
was
shot
at
the
Murray
Hill
taxi
companys
garage
at
the
height
of
a
dem
onstration
during
the
Montreal
police
strike
I
would
like
to
request
the
resumption
of
the
Murray
Hill
iT
WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER
30
1970
a
Business
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w
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14
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Comics
12
Crossword
12
Editorial
4
Home
and
family
6
Horo
Horoscope
�
scope
12
Second
front
9
Sports
10
11
Television
12
C3
-Of
-ml
-Wt
Ei
3
Happy
New
Year
Weather
a
Mostly
sunn
with
a
few
snow
flui
r
les
W
lnds
south
20
Lows
tonifcht
10
to
15
Snowdons
together
LONDON
VP
-
Lord
Snow
don
left
hospital
today
with
Princess
Margartt
at
his
side
and
the
looked
just
about
the
happiest
married
couple
in
the
world
The
40
year
old
brother-in-law
of
the
Queen
has
undertone
minor
surtery
and
missed
the
Roal
Tamilys
traditional
Christmas
celebrations
at
Wind
Windsor
�
sor
C
astle
a
Foimei
Prince
George
re
resident
�
sident
Rube
Cain
who
now
lives
in
Foit
Nelson
uses
a
mesh
screen
on
the
front
of
his
new
cai
to
ward
off
rocks
from
the
Uuska
highway
Vhen
asked
by
a
seivice
station
attendant
why
he
uses
a
bug
screen
in
the
mid
middle
�
dle
of
winter
Rube
said
Man
when
those
frozen
grasshoppeis
hit
theyre
just
like
bullets
A
The
Christmas
period
is
proving
exceptional
hard
on
the
senior
citizens
and
handi
handicapped
�
capped
at
the
Rainbow
Hostel
on
Liard
Drive
Some
youths
drop
dropped
�
ped
by
the
hostel
last
night
and
began
tearing
the
Christmas
dec
decorations
�
orations
and
lights
downfromthe
roof
dnd
front
lawn
Since
few
at
the
hostel
are
capable
of
te
pairlng
the
damage
they
hope
the
kids
will
leave
the
lights
alone
so
they
can
have
a
display
for
I
je
YearS
a
A
letter
from
CDC
publicity
w
manager
Dennis
ONeill
in
informed
�
formed
the
White
Spruce
Winter
Carnival
the
Friendly
Giant
Bob
Homme
could
not
make
a
public
appearance
at
the
winter
car
carnival
�
nival
in
January
Personal
ap
appearances
�
pearances
would
spoil
his
inquest
Rose
told
Judge
Tra
han
with
a
grin
The
judge
snapped
back
say
ing
1
am
in
charge
of
these
proceedings
ou
are
being
held
on
a
warrant
Signed
by
Choquette
Rose
interrupted
No
signed
by
me
replied
Judge
Trahan
You
will
appear
Monday
to
testify
before
the
regular
session
of
the
Laporte
inquest
As
for
today
this
is
all
As
Rose
responded
with
a
mocking
little
bow
the
coroner
added
sharply
If
youre
polite
with
us
we
will
be
polite
with
jou
Simard
was
next
to
be
led
to
the
stand
Sporting
a
thin
beard
and
dressed
in
a
grey
work
shirt
and
dark
trousers
he
stood
with
arms
folded
across
his
chest
his
expression
some
where
between
grlmness
and
anger
tt
fwgsm
n
-
oco
ie
r
I
iS
I
VOI
1H
INU
M
lO
rdgSS
v
V
Massy
Franco
bows
to
appeals
MADRID
Reuter
-
Gen
Francisa
Franco
tonight
reprieved
six
Basque
nationalist
guerrillas
condemned
to
death
by
firing
squad
Bowing
to
world
opinion
and
to
the
economic
and
political
realities
of
Europe
the
78
year
old
general
reduced
the
nine
death
sentences
levied
against
the
Basques
b
a
military
court
martial
in
Burgos
to
30
years
imprisonment
The
official
announcement
that
the
aged
Spanish
leader
was
saving
the
outhful
Basques
came
after
Franco
met
with
his
cabinet
for
the
second
straight
daj
The
decision
also
represented
a
victory
for
liberals
in
hiscabi
let
Lt
Gen
Tomas
Garcia
Re
bull
commander
of
the
Burio
military
region
had
earlier
con
firmed
the
death
sentences
The
legal
department
of
Bur
gos
divisional
milltar
head
headquarters
�
quarters
earliei
todav
finished
its
task
of
studying
the
sent
sentences
�
ences
analysing
observations
on
them
submitted
by
defence
lawers
and
drawine
up
an
ad-
I
visor
report
officials
said
The
sentences
then
went
for
I
confirmation
to
Garcia
Rebull
I
who
signed
them
immediateh
The
confirmed
sentences
are
I
being
delivered
to
the
arm
I
minister
in
Madri
1
Lt
oen
Juan
Castanon
who
will
offi
officially
�
cially
notifv
the
cabinet
of
them
the
officials
said
Tranco
held
urgent
talks
with
the
cabinet
Tuesdav
and
the
ad
visor
Council
of
the
Realm
The
head
of
state
was
expected
to
make
his
annual
vear
end
ad
dress
on
television
tonight
Word
of
a
decision
on
the
sentences
being
possible
tonight
came
amid
a
new
wave
of
pro
tests
overnight
in
Spain
most
of
them
church
sit
ins
which
added
weight
to
a
worldwide
outcn
over
the
severitv
of
the
verdicts
announced
two
days
ago
b
a
milltan
court
in
Bur
sOS
Nine
othei
terrorists
re
celved
ions
prison
terms
illusion
the
lettei
stated
Little
children
would
nevei
teel
the
same
about
his
show
once1
thty
see
he
b
not
a
giant
a
It
must
have
been
someone
w
with
a
heart
of
stone
who
abanonded
the
male
beagle
cum
spaniel
near
theii
farm
on
the
Hart
Highway
says
Mrs
Ole
Johnson
The
Johnsons
who
al
already
�
ready
have
all
the
animals
they
can
handle
have
taken
the
young
black-and-white
dog
to
the
city
pound
if
anyone
is
interested
in
acquiring
an
Ideal
pet
0
Now
theyre
stealing
snow
snowmobiles
�
mobiles
George
Mathers
of
258
Johnson
had
his
stolen
from
the
front
of
the
house
Monday
night
I
suspect
theyre
cat
burglars
George
noted
wryly
with
a
passing
reference
to
the
make
of
his
machine
A
Newlywed
Peter
Symoas
en
w
dured
an
unhappy
note
while
on
his
honeymoon
skiing
at
Jas
Jasper
�
per
the
other
day
Peter
came
off
the
mountain
with
a
broken
i
arm
and
a
broken
nose
after
a
spectacular
spill
Pete
wed
Scot
Scotlands
�
lands
gift
to
Canada
the
former
Anne
McSheaffrey
on
Boxing
Day
Hes
home
nursing
his
wounds
today
When
asked
if
he
had
a
law
jer
he
shot
back
I
dont
want
one
Then
Jacques
Rose
diessed
in
a
light
blue
shirt
and
blue
jeans
took
the
stand
and
spent
most
of
his
time
looking
around
the
courtroom
He
winked
at
someone
in
the
crowd
Asked
whether
he
had
an
at
torney
he
replied
I
havent
asked
for
one
He
was
then
led
out
of
the
courtroom
A
stolen
food
delivery
truck
found
Oct
22
in
St
Luc
20
miles
southeast
of
Montreal
touched
off
a
chain
of
events
that
ultimately
led
to
the
arrest
Monday
of
Paul
and
Jacques
Rose
and
Francis
Simard
The
three
were
sought
In
connection
with
the
kidnapping
and
slaying
of
Quebec
Labor
Minister
Pierre
Laporte
I
suspected
the
Front
de
Lib
Liberation
�
eration
du
Quebec
kidnappers
hal
exchange
with
coroner
might
be
hiding
in
my
town
when
we
found
the
truck
emp
emptied
�
tied
of
its
contents
Police
Chief
Alain
Dufresne
of
St
Luc
said
In
an
interview
The
Rose
brothers
and
Si
Simard
�
mard
picked
up
In
a
raid
on
an
isolated
farmhouse
appeared
Tuesday
at
a
special
coroners
inquest
and
were
given
formal
notice
that
they
are
being
held
as
material
witnesses
In
the
murder
of
Mr
Laporte
In
a
30
second
appearance
a
formality
the
three
were
told
they
are
being
held
under
Canada-wide
warrants
issued
Nov
5
They
are
to
be
brought
before
the
coroners
inquest
into
the
death
of
Mr
Laporte
when
it
re
reopens
�
opens
next
Mondav
The
labor
minister
was
kid
kidnapped
�
napped
from
his
suburban
St
Lambert
home
Oct
10
and
found
In
the
trunk
of
a
car
eight
days
later
near
the
St
Hubert
Canadian
Armed
forces
base
strangled
by
a
chain
he
wore
around
his
neck
I
found
it
odd
that
all
that
was
missing
in
the
truck
were
the
groceries
Mr
Dufresne
said
He
notified
the
provincial
po
lice
and
the
RCMP
and
the
fol
following
�
lowing
day
Oct
23
they
made
a
search
of
all
the
buildings
on
De
Grandpre
road
where
the
farmhouse
is
located
The
search
party
had
to
break
open
the
back
door
when
they
entered
the
farmhouse
Chief
Dufresnes
suspicions
were
aroused
even
more
when
he
and
the
other
members
of
the
raiding
party
found
no
one
in
the
house
the
kitchen
stove
on
and
the
refrigerator
door
left
partly
open
We
didnt
stay
In
the
house
long
he
said
because
we
had
other
buildings
to
search
When
he
did
not
get
any
com
complaint
�
plaint
from
the
tenant
of
the
itizen
Going
after
his
wages
the
hard
way
husky
Moose
ac
cepts
a
cheque
from
Bob
Cook
to
finance
the
B
C
Sled
Dog
Championship
Races
to
be
held
in
Prince
George
Moscow
appeal
Defence
as
MOSCOW
CP
-
Defence
lawyers
fox
the
11
defendants
convicted
In
the
Leningrad
hl
j
Jacking
trial
appealed
to
the
Su
preme
Court
of
the
Russian
Tedtratlon
today
for
milder
punishment
because
of
the
exceptional
circumstances
of
I
the
case
an
infoj
mant
reported
The
Informant
Soviet
physl
cist
Dr
Andrei
Sakliarov
a
leader
of
the
Movement
for
Lib
Liberalization
�
eralization
in
Soviet
Society
spoke
to
reporters
and
relatives
of
the
defendants
outside
the
courthouse
after
the
hearing
re-
cessed
for
the
day
Two
Soviet
Jews
convicted
of
planning
to
hijack
a
Soviet
air
liner
were
sentenced
last
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
to
death
by
firing
squad
and
nine
other
defendants
seven
of
them
Jews
were
given
labor
camp
terms
ranging
from
four
to
lSyears
Sakharov
said
defence
law
yers
asked
the
court
to
invoke
Article
43
of
the
Russian
crlml
nal
code
which
piovldes
for
milder
punishment
than
prov
provided
�
ided
by
law
when
exceptional
circumstances
permit
The
exceptional
c
l
r
c
u
m
stances
in
this
case
apparently
are
the
fact
that
nine
of
the
11
defendants
are
Jewish
and
were
trying
to
circumvent
the
Soviet
ban
on
emigration
abroad
In
this
case
to
Israel
Relatives
and
friends
had
gathered
In
the
snow
outside
the
courthouse
awaiting
word
on
the
proceedings
during
the
winter
carnival
Cook
d
o
n
a
t
e
d
the
600
cheque
on
behalf
of
the
Prince
George
Hotelmen
Races
take
place
Jan
23
and
24
Citizen
photo
by
Rick
Hull
mercy
for
Jews
One
woman
was
taken
away
screaming
by
two
plainclothes
men
after
she
told
foreign
cor
respondents
They
wont
let
us
Into
the
courtroom
or
out
of
the
country
Two
of
the
Jewish
defendants
were
sentenced
to
death
and
the
other
defendants
given
labor
camp
terms
of
from
four
to
15
CABINET
ACCEPTS
ISMAN
RESIGNATION
VICTORIA
CP
-
The
British
Columbia
cabinet
has
accepted
the
resignation
of
Provincial
Court
Judge
Bernard
Isman
63
of
Vancouver
who
had
been
under
suspension
since
August
The
cabinet
order
made
public
Tuesday
also
rescinded
the
order
that
appointed
him
to
the
bench
in
1963
Following
his
suspension
the
seven
member
B
C
judicial
council
conducted
a
hearing
into
the
matter
The
hearing
was
closed
to
the
public
after
Mr
Ismans
counsel
said
a
woman
who
was
a
key
witness
would
not
otherwise
appear
years
All
were
convicted
of
treason
last
Thursday
at
Lenin
Leningrad
�
grad
During
the
Leningrad
trial
the
defendants
admitted
they
conspired
to
commandeer
the
small
Aeroflot
plane
so
the
Jews
could
emigrate
to
Israel
But
they
denied
their
actions
constituted
treason
No
relatives
of
the
defendants
or
symjathlzus
were
allowed
Inside
the
courthouse
The
defendants
themselves
were
believed
to
be
still
In
Len
ingrad
The
woman
anested
outside
the
Supreme
Court
Esflr
Most
kova
of
Novosibirsk
told
corre
spondents
she
has
been
trying
unsuccessfully
to
go
to
Israel
since
1948
She
said
she
has
can
cer
and
wants
to
see
her
son
In
Isiael
before
she
dies
Another
spectator
well
known
Jewish
poet
Ioslf
Kerler
said
The
death
sentence
on
them
Is
a
death
sentence
on
all
of
us
who
want
to
go
to
Israel
We
all
share
one
destiny
Like
the
Leningrad
trial
the
appeal
hearing
was
also
barred
to
foreign
correspondents
farmhouse
that
someone
had
broken
into
the
house
Chief
Dufresne
suspected
something
was
definitely
amiss
A
week
later
the
RCMP
In
formed
him
that
the
farmhouse
In
question
was
still
being
Inves
Investigated
�
tigated
They
asked
us
to
keep
an
eye
on
the
house
he
said
be
because
�
cause
a
number
of
cars
had
been
seen
going
there
Police
made
another
search
of
the
house
Dec
23
and
found
Michel
Viger
there
He
was
brought
in
for
questioning
and
later
released
Viger
a
JO-year-old
account
accountant
�
ant
who
rented
the
large
white
farmhouse
in
October
was
picked
up
with
the
three
sus
suspects
�
pects
and
Is
to
testify
next
Mon
Monday
�
day
No
charges
were
laid
against
him
at
the
inquest
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
A
raiding
party
of
the
QPP
searched
the
farmhouse
again
on
Christmas
day
but
found
no
one
there
Monday
morning
police
ar
arrested
�
rested
Viger
again
and
after
a
brief
interrogation
he
told
them
where
the
Rose
brothers
and
Si
Simard
�
mard
were
hiding
inside
a
well
concealed
25
foot
long
tun
tunnel
�
nel
under
the
cement
basement
floor
of
the
farmhouse
Police
said
the
tunnel
hide
hideaway
�
away
was
made
of
wood
It
was
equipped
with
electricity
sleep
sleeping
�
ing
bags
and
large
quantitj
of
canned
food
Jacques
Lange
a
32-year-old
credit
company
manager
who
lives
about
a
quarter
mile
from
the
farmhouse
said
he
saw
a
pile
of
lumber
near
the
front
of
the
house
during
the
month
of
October
Another
neighbor
spoke
of
hammering
coming
from
the
house
It
went
on
for
days
he
said
10c
Copy
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Pollution
suit
closes
plants
1EGLNA
CP
Two
Saskat
Saskatchewan
�
chewan
chemical
plants
have
been
forced
to
close
as
the
lndi
red
result
of
pollution
lawsuit
launched
by
the
Manitoba
gov
ernment
Interprovincial
Co
operatives
Ltd
closed
its
chemical
plant
two
miles
noith
of
Saskatoon
Monday
saving
lt
is
unable
to
continue
paying
its
bills
because
the
suit
is
hindering
Its
ability
to
obtain
credit
The
closure
also
has
shut
down
Armour
Industrial
Chemi
Chemicals
�
cals
I
td
In
Saskatoon
and
is
creating
problems
at
the
Prince
Albert
pulp
mill
which
lt
sup
piles
with
bleaching
chemicals
Armour
depends
upon
Interpro
Interprovincial
�
vincial
to
supply
steam
water
and
hydrogen
Manitoba
is
seeking
2
million
In
damages
from
Interprovin
cial
claiming
mercury
from
the
Saskatoon
plant
has
polluted
Manitoba
waters
through
the
South
Saskatchewan
River
sys
tern
Interprovincial
employed
40
persons
and
George
Klrkwood
Armour
plant
manager
said
In
an
interview
Tuesday
that
most
of
his
staff
of
23
has
been
laid
off
until
we
can
find
out
what
has
happened
D
G
Steuart
Saskatchewan
treasurer
said
Tuesday
that
Premier
Ross
Thatcher
twice
asked
the
Manitoba
government
to
withdraw
its
suit
but
Premier
Ed
Schreyer
after
meeting
with
the
Manitoba
cabinet
refused
He
also
said
that
Interprovin
clal
supplies
caustic
soda
to
the
Prince
Albert
mill
for
bleaching
pulp
and
without
a
continuous
supply
the
operation
of
the
mill
Is
in
serious
jeopardy
and
could
even
face
closuie
Federated
Co
operatlvp
Ltd
had
agi
eed
to
take
over
the
In-ter-pi
ovlnclal
jlant
he
said
and
was
to
suiply
additional
fi
financing
�
nancing
but
now
was
backing
out
because
of
the
lawsuit
Efforts
were
made
to
get
new
management
at
the
plant
ovei
the
last
nine
months
and
the
Saskatchewan
government
to
which
Interprovincial
owes
6
million
stretched
out
payments
and
lowered
the
Interest
rates
Then
two
days
before
Christ
mas
said
Mr
Steuart
Feder
ated
officials
said
they
would
take
over
the
plants
operations
only
if
the
new
benefits
re
mained
and
they
were
not
pre
prepared
�
pared
to
offer
the
government
any
guarantees
i
Mr
bteuart
also
said
the
1
Prince
Albert
mill
in
an
effort
to
help
agreed
to
pay
an
addi
additional
�
tional
350
a
ton
for
caustic
soda
at
a
cost
of
330000
a
year
Premier
Thatcher
has
said
the
government
has
sent
men
to
Saskatoon
to
discuss
the
prob
lems
of
the
plant
and
if
worst
comes
to
the
worst
the
province
might
have
to
take
over
the
plant
operations
Meanwhile
in
Winnipeg
Pre
mier
Schreyer
denied
that
the
lawsuit
is
resronsible
for
the
plants
closure
He
said
the
plant
had
been
In
financial
diffi
difficulty
�
culty
before
Manitoba
filed
the
suit
and
was
using
the
legal
ac
tlon
as
an
excuse
Youth
home
gets
CMHC
approval
By
Mar
Gray
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
Prince
George
Receiving
Home
Society
is
one
step
away
from
opening
a
home
for
dis
disturbed
�
turbed
boys
and
girls
in
Prince
George
Cential
Mortgage
and
Hous
Housing
�
ing
Corporation
has
given
tenta
tentative
�
tive
approval
to
financing
the
home
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local
CIIMC
recommended
a
mortgage
on
a
house
approved
by
the
society
for
diagnostic
treatment
centre
facilities
ac
according
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to
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a
mortgage
providing
the
Department
of
Rehabilitation
and
Social
Improvement
are
also
pie
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to
approve
it
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said
The
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ill
pi
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a
de
detailed
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program
to
submit
to
the
provincial
government
eaily
in
the
new
yeai
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added
It
will
not
be
a
receiving
home
it
will
be
more
thorough
Bate
explained
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children
will
stay
on
a
temporary
basis
wble
the
future
plans
are
worked
out
I
dont
want
to
label
the
place
as
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iastitutlon
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diagnostic
treatment
centre
has
been
plained
in
Prince
Geoige
for
almost
three
years
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plans
begun
to
pi
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a
place
for
children
in
trouble
with
the
law
consisted
of
a
large
facility
containing
most
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services
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plans
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down
to
an
eight
bed
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with
fewer
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a
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of
Canada
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most
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young
boxers
will
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the
next
nine
months
at
the
Oakalla
Prison
Farm
as
a
result
of
a
sen
sentence
�
tence
handed
down
in
City
Court
today
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DIBenedetto
18
of
C48
Union
St
was
sentenced
by
Pro
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�
vincial
Judge
George
Stewart
to
nine
months
definite
and
18
months
indefinite
for
possession
of
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foi
trafficking
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student
at
Prince
George
senior
secondary
school
and
holder
of
the
BC
featherweight
boxing
title
DIBenedetto
was
ar
arrested
�
rested
after
12
plastic
bags
of
marijuana
were
found
near
him
Oct
6
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counsel
Ray
Cullinane
asked
for
a
definite
term
so
the
youth
could
continue
his
studies
At
his
trial
Dec
17
a
young
man
and
woman
told
the
court
that
DiBenedetto
approached
them
outside
a
clothing
store
In
downtown
Prince
George
Oct
6
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James
Davis
21
of
Vancouver
said
DiBenedetto
asked
him
and
his
fiancee
Jeanlse
Opal
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18
if
they
were
interested
in
buying
mari
marijuana
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Davis
said
he
agreed
to
the
purchase
and
then
he
and
Miss
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went
to
the
city
police
station
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told
RCMP
Const
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�
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Logan
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the
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school
was
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possession
of
marijuana
cigarettes
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pleaded
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earlier
and
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a
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