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February
25
1972
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not
just
around
the
corner
because
a
flock
of
loblns
have
been
sighted
aiound
town
Natuialist
Deiric
Gerdes
said
today
its
likely
the
birds
probably
only
a
few
in
number
have
been
here
all
winter
They
are
not
an
ad
advance
¬
vance
pai
ty
scouting
local
con
conditions
¬
ditions
for
cohoits
in
the
warmer
south
lth
ample
food
and
some
shelter
the
cold
dce
not
neces
necessarily
¬
sarily
harm
them
he
slid
A
A
demonstration
will
beheld
Saturday
at
2
pm
in
fiont
of
the
provincial
building
on
Third
to
demand
a
public
Inquiry
into
the
death
of
Fred
Quilt
55
who
died
in
Williams
Lake
Nov
30
The
Fred
QuiltCommittee
which
claims
Quilt
died
because
of
a
beating
by
an
RCMP
officer
has
organized
demonstrations
In
Vancouver
Williams
Lake
Quesnel
Prince
Rupert
and
the
China
US
try
for
friendship
PEKING
CP
Premier
At
that
time
Chou
remarked
Chou
En
lai
pledged
tonight
that
that
the
gates
to
friendly
con
China
will
work
unswervingly
tact
have
finally
opened
Nixon
for
normal
relations
with
the
said
the
two
peoples
can
rise
United
States
At
a
dinner
in
his
honor
the
Chinese
leader
was
responding
to
a
toast
from
President
Nixon
who
said
We
have
begun
the
long
piocess
of
removing
that
wall
between
ut
The
toasts
seemed
moie
low
key
than
those
raised
at
Chous
banquet
for
the
Nixons
Monday
Two
aifed
for
robbery
County
court
Judge
RW
Ken
Kennedy
¬
nedy
today
sentenced
Patrick
Mc
Connell
21
of
Prince
George
to
two
years
less
a
day
definite
and
two
years
less
a
day
in
indeterminate
¬
determinate
for
two
aimed
rob
bery
convictions
and
one
posses
possession
¬
sion
of
stolen
piopeity
con
conviction
¬
viction
Judge
Kennedy
told
him
he
felt
this
was
a
reasonable
sentence
because
this
is
your
one
chance
In
your
life
to
take
charge
of
your
dectiny
McConnell
was
conUcted
of
the
aimed
lobbeiy
of
the
Star
time
Drive
in
July
3
following
a
six
day
ti
ialearliei
this
month
McConnell
then
pleaded
guil
guilty
¬
ty
to
the
Sept
22
hold
up
at
Toodland
Grocerv
2095
Tifth
Moments
later
Judge
Kennedy
sentenced
a
co
accused
in
both
armed
robbeiies
Peiry
Browne
21
to
two
years
less
a
day
and
one
yeir
indeterminate
in
each
robbery
to
run
concurrently
to
the
heights
of
greatness
from
which
we
can
build
a
new
world
Nixon
gae
a
nine
course
ban
nuet
for
Chou
and
his
Chinese
associates
in
the
Great
Hall
of
the
People
where
the
premier
had
enteitalned
the
presidential
party
at
a
dlnnei
ontheAmeii
cans
first
day
In
China
Nixon
in
his
toast
said
it
Is
possible
foi
nations
with
differ
ent
systems
and
alues
to
live
togethei
In
peace
letting
history
lather
than
the
battle
field
be
the
Judge
of
theii
deci
slons
Chou
seated
at
Nixons
light
at
the
banquet
applauded
fre
quently
as
the
piesldent
spoke
Nixon
1
1
k
e
w
1
s
e
clapped
his
hands
as
Chou
spoke
Then
Chou
and
Nixon
dianka
toast
as
the
band
played
Amer
lea
the
Beautiful
Nixon
mingled
w
1th
the
ciowd
exchanging
toasts
with
aiious
Chinese
officials
In
his
intioductoiy
lemarks
Mxon
pialsed
the
Chinese
peo
people
¬
ple
Retailing
his
isit
to
the
Gnat
Wall
of
China
Nixon
called
it
one
of
the
gieat
won
deis
of
the
woild
He
said
the
wall
showed
the
determination
of
China
to
maintain
its
lnde
pendence
thiough
its
long
his
toiy
Chou
lesponded
to
Mxons
toast
by
expiesslng
his
thanks
to
the
piesldent
foi
being
host
at
the
banquet
Queen
Charlottes
as
well
as
Prince
George
An
Inquest
into
the
death
found
Quilt
died
acci
accidentally
¬
dentally
A
Thei
ell
be
a
lot
of
fi
ozen
ski
racers
out
on
the
slopes
this
weekend
The
weather
office
figures
temperatures
all
week
weekend
¬
end
will
hover
around
the
zeio
nurk
zipping
up
to
highs
of
five
above
with
lowsnearerto
15
below
zero
And
winds
will
add
to
the
misery
The
five
day
fore
forecast
¬
cast
which
is
ery
unreliable
because
it
Is
determlntd
by
an
American
computer
and
based
on
probabilities
calls
for
the
cold
to
continue
into
next
week
0
Licence
lineups
are
growing
at
provincial
building
room
103
With
only
three
more
days
to
get
licences
the
offices
will
be
open
Saturday
at
8
30
am
to
4
pm
to
allow
drivers
to
get
their
licence
registrations
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WINNIPEG
CP
Police
Chief
Not
man
Stewart
said
Thursday
he
was
not
at
all
surprised
at
the
announcement
that
the
federal
government
has
commuted
the
death
sentence
of
Thomas
Mason
Shand
Shand
32
of
Winnipeg
was
sentenced
to
be
hanged
March
8
aftei
conviction
of
the
June
27
1970
stabbing
death
of
Winnipeg
Detecthe
Robeit
Houston
Chief
Stewart
said
Theye
commuted
eery
other
death
sentence
for
killing
a
po
liceman
It
was
the
fourth
time
the
cabinet
has
suspended
a
death
sentence
Imposed
under
a
five
year
trial
law
that
allows
capl
tal
punishment
only
In
cases
wheie
police
or
prison
guards
aie
slain
on
duty
It
was
the
second
time
In
just
over
one
year
that
the
Killer
of
a
Winnipeg
policeman
lias
been
spared
the
death
sentence
Cliffoid
Wlckett
Lurvey
had
his
death
sentence
commuted
Dec
23
1970
after
being
sen
tenced
to
be
hanged
for
the
kill
killing
¬
ing
of
Constable
L
W
Shake
speare
during
an
aimed
rob
bery
The
Winnipeg
chief
said
the
trial
law
was
supposed
to
be
tor
a
trial
period
but
it
hasnt
been
a
trial
period
at
all
be
cause
they
havent
done
any
thing
different
to
what
they
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from
students
of
Kelly
Road
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Secondary
School
who
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the
money
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Prime
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Trudeau
Thursday
took
a
strong
stand
against
abortion
on
demand
after
hearing
an
appeal
for
repeal
of
Canadas
abortion
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Attorney
General
Leslie
Peterson
was
accused
In
the
B
C
legislature
Thursday
night
of
doing
a
lousy
job
over
the
past
year
and
creating
a
climate
of
high
distrust
foi
the
law
Barrle
Clark
L
North
Van
couver
Seymour
said
during
the
debate
on
the
attorney
general
s
salary
estimates
that
Mr
Peter
son
is
in
a
position
to
encour
age
and
cultivate
respect
for
law
but
instead
has
given
many
elements
In
the
province
reason
to
be
highly
suspect
of
auth
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He
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delays
In
orderlrga
public
inquiry
into
last
year
s
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In
Vancouvers
Gastown
aiea
and
the
ministers
rldl
culous
confrontation
with
the
topless
clubs
while
doing
little
to
solve
the
drug
problem
and
the
highest
crime
rate
in
Can
ada
Mr
Clark
said
the
Landlord
Tenant
Act
was
full
of
loopholes
Answering
a
woman
who
rep
resented
a
local
womens
libera
tion
group
Mr
Trudeau
said
that
at
some
point
an
abortion
Is
a
killing
A
woman
shouid
explain
her
reasons
for
seeking
an
abortion
just
as
any
man
who
has
killed
must
answei
for
his
deed
the
prime
minister
said
The
quietly
emotional
ex
change
capped
a
qutstlon
and
answer
session
at
a
ciowdtd
town
meeting
organized
by
the
Liberal
party
here
Abouf
800
people
listened
as
Mr
Trudeau
handled
questions
ranging
from
Trench
language
television
to
the
monarchy
The
prime
minlstei
was
in
Sault
Ste
Marie
to
begin
a
two
day
swing
through
Northern
On
tarlo
lie
visits
North
nay
tur
geon
Tails
Strathcona
and
Sud
bury
today
befote
returning
to
Ottawa
onlght
Eaily
Thursday
the
prime
minister
was
In
a
relaxed
mood
as
he
told
pai
ty
supporters
at
a
Libei
al
l
e
c
e
p
1
1
o
n
that
they
should
not
be
pushed
around
by
critics
of
the
goernments
record
He
pointed
with
piide
to
envi
environment
¬
ronment
and
consumer
affairs
legislation
and
efforts
to
estab
llsh
more
national
parks
Mr
Trudeau
received
a
brief
at
the
town
meeting
from
a
womens
liberation
group
led
by
Rosalie
Gardezl
of
Sault
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The
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Cornell
Universltj
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Drs
Trank
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Carl
Sagan
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was
shot
and
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by
gun
men
in
the
AllIi
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capital
of
Aimagh
today
officials
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said
he
suffered
head
wounds
but
was
still
alive
when
admitted
to
hospital
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Prime
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where
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what
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Sagan
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wife
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spacecraft
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Centaur
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launch
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Sunday
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a
two
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Jupiter
the
largest
planet
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our
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sjstem
The
journey
of
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million
miles
to
Jupitei
will
take
the
spacecraft
past
the
moon
s
orbit
in
11
houis
at
a
speed
of
about
32400
miles
an
hour
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tow
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Faulknei
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cabinet
to
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assassination
at
tempt
since
the
outlawed
Iris
Republican
Ai
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Its
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campaign
to
unite
the
North
w
lth
the
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It
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Republic
Tayloi
was
shot
as
he
mteied
his
car
Seeral
shots
shattued
the
windshield
Eyewitnesses
said
blood
was
Policemen
say
Drapeau
lied
MONTREAL
CP
-
Two
po
licemen
testified
today
Mayor
Jean
Drapeau
lied
to
a
Quebec
Police
Commission
inquiry
when
he
said
he
knew
nothing
of
a
document
allegedly
signed
by
a
woman
in
1967
and
Incrimi
Incriminating
¬
nating
Montreal
Police
Chief
Jean
Jacques
Saulnler
Lieut
Emile
Ducharme
and
Constable
Leo
Vllleneuve
told
the
Inquiry
the
mayor
lied
when
he
said
he
knew
nothing
about
a
declaration
by
Martha
Adams
and
that
it
was
not
among
the
mayors
documents
The
two
policemen
said
the
declaration
had
been
Included
in
a
series
of
documents
they
gave
Mayor
Drapeau
in
May
1967
and
had
been
discussed
during
a
meeting
a
year
later
with
the
mayor
tor
about
two
hours
Confusion
reigned
In
the
courtroom
when
Constable
Vll
Vllleneuve
¬
leneuve
said
Mayor
Drapeau
had
lied
during
his
testimony
when
he
said
he
did
not
know
Miss
Adams
The
officer
later
clarified
the
statement
The
clarification
made
it
clear
the
constable
was
claim
claiming
¬
ing
Mayor
Drapeau
wrongly
de
denied
¬
nied
knowledge
of
the
declara
declaration
¬
tion
not
Miss
Adams
Constable
Vllleneuve
in
pre
previous
¬
vious
testimony
said
Miss
Adams
had
made
a
declaration
Incriminating
Mr
Saulnler
In
April
1967
Miss
Adams
later
denied
having
any
knowledge
of
the
declaration
although
she
recognized
the
signature
as
hers
Fraser
to
admit
welfare
patients
The
owners
of
the
Simon
Fra
Fraser
¬
ser
Private
Hospital
have
had
a
change
of
heart
and
decided
to
ad
admit
¬
mit
welfare
patients
Reason
for
the
change
in
policy
administiator
Anne
Dusseault
said
today
is
that
it
s
unfair
that
the
regional
hospital
should
suffer
for
the
shortcomings
of
the
provincial
government
A
decision
not
to
admit
any
additional
welfare
patients
was
made
in
the
fall
because
of
a
prov
ince
wide
dispute
between
pri
private
¬
vate
hospitals
and
the
provincial
government
The
minimum
charge
at
Simon
Fraser
is
1250
a
day
but
the
department
of
rehabilitation
and
social
improvement
refuses
to
pay
more
than
10
25
a
day
for
people
on
welfare
Trustees
and
doctors
at
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
were
concerned
at
the
ban
on
welfare
patients
because
it
meant
long
term
patients
could
not
be
transferred
to
the
Simon
Traser
They
had
to
remain
in
the
over
overcrowded
¬
crowded
regional
hospital
at
a
cost
of
40
a
day
At
the
end
of
January
there
were
20
patients
in
the
acute
care
hospital
who
did
not
need
such
expensive
care
The
regional
hospital
board
was
told
Thursday
in
a
report
from
administrator
Colin
Elliott
that
the
situation
has
been
al
alleviated
¬
leviated
The
Simon
Traser
Private
Hospital
is
now
taking
patients
and
we
have
also
had
transfers
to
some
extended
care
hospi
tals
They
the
Simon
Traser
have
taken
some
of
our
patients
said
chairman
Tom
Scott
I
take
it
because
they
have
some
emj
ty
beds
Mrs
Dusseault
said
the
pri
private
¬
vate
hospital
began
readmitting
patients
Teb
1
Since
then
nine
have
been
ad
admitted
¬
mitted
There
were
empty
beds
she
said
but
if
the
hospital
liad
been
full
no
patients
would
have
been
admitted
whether
on
welfare
or
not
The
hospital
is
now
fairly
close
to
capacity
she
said
Beds
were
occupied
or
sjoken
for
It
is
loaded
with
delces
that
will
analjse
tic
atmos
atmosphere
¬
phere
and
chaiacteiistlcs
of
Jupiter
and
take
hotogiaphs
Space
agency
officials
hope
that
the
communications
sys
system
¬
tem
will
last
for
seven
ears
after
launch
so
that
further
measurements
of
outer
space
can
be
made
as
Pionei
races
along
a
path
neer
before
tia
velled
Seen
jeais
would
take
it
15
billion
miles
fiom
eai
th
It
will
b
the
fastest
space
ci
aft
e
ei
to
lea
e
eai
th
and
the
flist
to
ti
to
penetiate
the
astiei
old
belt
a
legion
of
whirling
debris
between
the
oi
bits
of
Mais
and
Jupiter
thought
to
be
the
rtnnins
of
a
planet
that
disintegrated
Ulster
gunmen
shoot
minister
BELrAST
Noithern
Ireland
Rrtnn
AP
John
Taj
lor
Northern
come
pom
Ing
fiom
the
minlstei
s
head
Tayloi
has
geneially
been
supposed
to
be
on
the
tight
wing
of
the
goveinnunt
Unionist
paity
As
junloi
home
affalts
minis
tet
he
was
dltectly
lesponslble
to
Taulknet
on
secuilty
mat
ters
i
m
a
g
h
wheie
both
the
Roman
Catholic
and
the
Piotes
tant
churches
of
It
eland
hae
theii
tathedials
is
40
miles
south
of
Belfast
and
close
to
the
botdet
with
the
It
lsh
Rei
ubllc
One
other
politician
has
been
assassinated
dining
the
IR
campaign
He
was
Senator
John
Barnhill
shot
down
at
his
home
In
the
bolder
town
of
Stiabane
last
year
British
officials
closely
con
cerned
with
Northern
Ireland
security
have
for
the
last
month
been
forecasting
that
the
IRA
would
resort
to
political
assassl-
nation
They
argued
it
was
losing
out
to
British
troops
In
guetrllla
warfate
on
the
streets
and
would
turn
to
political
killing
in
the
Noi
th
in
Britain
and
in
the
nelghboi
ing
It
lsh
Republic
An
eyewitness
who
arrived
within
minutes
of
the
shooting
said
Tayloi
was
slumped
over
the
steering
wheel
of
the
car
his
head
bleeding
pi
ofusely
Belfast
i
olice
headquarters
said
He
has
apparently
been
hit
a
number
of
times
He
has
been
taken
to
a
local
hospital
but
we
have
no
Idea
of
his
con
dltion
Police
and
British
troops
in
the
Northern
capital
were
put
on
full
scale
alei
t
Immediately
after
the
shooting
in
case
the
assassination
bid
siaiked
off
large
scale
rioting
in
the
after
math
of
a
day
of
bombing
Robber
gets
seven
years
Marc
Morissette
22
was
to
today
¬
day
sentenced
in
county
court
to
seven
years
in
the
British
Columbia
Penitentiary
for
his
part
In
the
Aug
31
armed
rob
bery
of
the
Sacred
Heart
Credit
Union
at
807
Victoria
Last
week
his
partner
in
the
robbery
Jacques
Bellemare
29
was
sentenced
to
eight
years
In
prison
after
he
pleaded
guilty
to
the
charge
Morissette
told
Judge
RW
Kennedy
today
he
was
innocent
of
the
clurge
I
am
not
guilty
1
e
said
In
the
robbery
the
two
men
entered
the
credit
union
office
in
broad
daylight
tied
up
three
employees
and
two
customers
In
the
office
and
absconded
with
7931
Home
buyers
need
bylaw
protection
Stu
Woods
president
of
the
Prince
George
Homo
Build
Builders
¬
ers
Association
today
called
for
laws
to
protect
buyers
In
rural
or
unorganized
areas
He
described
the
proposed
regional
district
bylaw
55
as
a
proper
vehicle
to
help
ensui
e
the
homeowner
doesn
t
get
bilked
The
bylaw
will
demand
of
developers
that
the
services
they
are
offering
to
the
pub
public
¬
lic
be
it
water
septic
tanks
sewers
or
roads
will
be
in
installed
¬
stalled
to
proper
engineering
standards
so
that
the
often
unsuspecting
homebuyer
will
gt
what
he
bargained
for
and
can
live
with
a
feeling
of
financial
security
Woods
said
In
a
statement
Woods
whose
organization
represents
about
75
home
builders
in
the
area
also
took
a
swipe
at
a
group
calling
It
Itself
¬
self
the
Civil
Watchers
Referring
to
the
recent
de
defeat
¬
feat
of
Bylaw
54
Woods
said
the
fear
and
smear
campaign
of
the
Civil
Watchers
Club
should
cause
all
citizens
some
concern
It
is
hoped
that
the
regional
board
Fraser
Fort
George
Regional
Distrlctwlll
give
approval
to
its
subdivi
subdivision
¬
sion
security
bylaw
Bylaw
55
so
that
In
the
future
we
will
not
be
faced
with
the
water
prob
problems
¬
lems
of
Parkridgethe
sewage
disposal
problems
of
Birch
wood
and
Western
Acres
and
further
see
that
prime
devel
development
¬
opment
land
is
not
subdivided
into
urban
type
lots
without
any
basic
services
on
an
en
enduring
¬
during
specification
Woods
supported
the
re
regions
¬
gions
efforts
to
create
a
Prince
George
Water
and
Sewer
District
which
would
assimilate
the
water
improve
improvement
¬
ment
districts
In
the
area
and
ensure
they
would
get
water
supply
and
sewage
dis
disposal
¬
posal
When
this
comes
about
you
can
be
assured
that
the
requirements
for
low
cost
mortgage
funds
and
the
avail
availability
¬
ability
of
such
will
be
met
he
said
The
day
has
long
gone
wrere
land
developers
can
masticate
land
to
create
a
subdivision
put
no
services
in
whatsoever
sell
to
the
un
unsuspecting
¬
suspecting
public
and
take
the
profits
and
get
out
It
is
high
time
tlut
the
fa
facilities
¬
cilities
offered
by
members
of
our
association
CMHC
and
conventional
lenders
who
have
money
at
nominal
rates
for
housing
be
Induced
to
expand
their
capabilities
to
the
rural
areas
of
our
region
However
there
is
not
any
possibility
of
this
being
done
unless
some
security
Is
given
to
the
homeowners
and
the
mortgage
investor
that
the
subdivisions
produced
will
have
the
basic
requirements
and
guaranteed
by
the
develop
developer
¬
er
that
the
basic
require
requirements
¬
ments
will
stand
up
and
not
become
a
future
charge
or
hardship
to
the
individual
home
buyers
Woods
said
that
about
85
per
cent
of
the
homes
built
in
the
Greater
Prince
George
area
were
constiucted
by
members
of
his
association
He
suggested
that
they
would
build
more
In
outlying
areas
when
these
subdivisions
could
ensure
water
supply
sewage
disposal
and
some
pollution
control
and
Indicated
that
In
Intel
¬
tel
est
rates
for
building
there
would
be
lower