2
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THE
CITIZEN
-
Thursday
July
5
1973
Damages
rising
in
blaze
PRINCETON
BC
CP
-Damage
was
estimated
at
hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollars
Wednesday
as
fire
continued
to
rage
in
the
chip
pile
of
the
Northwoods
Mill
k
on
the
eastern
outskirts
of
Princeton
A
mill
spokesman
said
the
fire
which
broke
out
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
was
contained
but
not
under
control
Wednesday
and
20
men
were
still
fighting
it
At
the
height
of
the
blaze
Tuesday
evening
140
mill
workers
joined
forestry
department
workers
and
Princeton
firemen
in
a
suc
successful
¬
cessful
bid
to
keep
the
flames
from
spreading
up
a
moun
mountain
¬
tain
east
of
the
mill
Water
bombers
dropped
fire
retardant
chemical
along
the
southern
and
eastern
edges
of
the
fire
Across
the
Similkameen
River
hundreds
of
cars
lined
both
sides
of
Highway
3
as
the
occupants
watched
the
blaze
The
chip
pile
destined
for
pulp
mills
had
been
growing
since
1971
and
was
estimated
to
contain
as
much
as
40000
Units
with
a
value
of
about
400000
As
well
a
section
of
ihe
mills
stockpile
of
logs
went
up
in
flames
A
west
wind
kept
the
flames
from
the
mill
itself
and
away
from
Princeton
proper
Cause
of
the
fire
was
not
known
but
a
mill
spokesman
said
it
likely
started
either
from
sparks
from
the
mills
beehive
burner
orfrom
spon
spontaneous
¬
taneous
combustion
within
the
massive
chip
pile
He
said
crews
were
using
front
end
loaders
and
other
equipment
to
break
down
the
pile
and
fight
it
section
by
section
Gas
tanker
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nationals
to
marry
those
from
was
killed
Wednesday
night
other
countries
when
the
loaded
gasoline
Gromyko
bluntly
con-
tanker
he
was
driving
fronted
Sharp
with
the
ques-
eploded
and
burst
into
tion
of
why
the
conference
names
six
miles
north
of
should
be
worried
about
a
here
on
the
Fraser
Canyon
marriage
between
A
and
B
section
of
the
TransCanada
when
as
the
Russian
put
it
Highway
ey
and
the
whole
alphabet
The
tanker
apparently
col-
could
be
destroyed
by
war
lided
with
a
pickup
truck
The
4UShrp
replied
by
asserting
driver
of
the
pickup
truck
was
hat
Canada
hasn
t
neglected
listed
in
satisfactory
condi-
sues
of
war
and
peace
and
tion
in
hospital
today
hjs
in
fact
been
a
leading
The
accident
closed
the
advocate
of
disarmament
Vhighway
for
several
hours
through
the
force
reduction
The
burning
truck
lay
upside
talks
in
Vienna
down
across
the
highway
At
the
conference
Helsinki
An
RCMP
spokesman
said
conference
he
said
the
ques-
the
fire
was
so
intense
the
tionisoneofthereducingEast
asphalt
road
surface
was
West
tensions
in
Europe
and
burning
but
road
crews
were
a
key
way
of
doing
this
is
able
to
clear
the
highway
by
trough
greater
human
con-
230
am
tacts
COLD
FRONT
STATIONARY
FRONT
WARM
FRONT
UPPER
FRONT
SYNOPSIS
A
flow
of
cool
moist
Pacific
air
continues
over
most
of
BC
giving
unsettled
showery
type
weather
Thundershowers
and
hail
were
recorded
at
Prince
George
with
over
one
half
inch
of
precipitation
Most
of
which
fell
in
a
20
minute
period
at
1
pm
Wednesday
afternoon
Little
improvement
is
seen
in
the
next
few
days
as
a
trough
of
low
pressure
moves
slowly
inland
Temperatures
will
range
from
the
mid
fifties
along
the
coast
to
the
mid
seventies
in
the
southern
interior
REGIONAL
FORECAST
ChilcotinCentral
Interior
Regions
-
Today
and
Friday
temperatures
will
continue
to
be
below
normal
with
mostly
cloudy
skies
and
a
few
showers
A
risk
of
thundershowers
both
days
Lows
tonight
near
45
and
high
both
days
near
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year
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MITCHELL
SHARP
RIGHT
Canadian
minister
of
external
affairs
chats
with
US
Secretary
of
State
Soviet
contradicts
Canadas
position
HELSINKI
CP
-
Russia
firmly
told
Canada
today
that
the
question
of
preventing
war
should
take
precedence
over
the
promotion
of
greater
human
contacts
which
the
Canadians
have
been
press
pressing
¬
ing
at
the
European
security
conference
here
The
Russian
view
was
can
candidly
¬
didly
put
to
External
Affairs
Minister
Mitchell
Sharp
dur
during
¬
ing
a
free
wheeling
one
hour
discussion
with
Soviet
Foreign
Minister
Andrei
Gromyko
Gromyko
said
Russia
doesnt
want
to
bury
the
human
contacts
issue
but
it
must
be
kept
in
proper
prop
proportion
¬
ortion
Sharp
presented
Gromyko
with
a
Canadian
submission
to
the
conference
which
pro
provides
¬
vides
for
among
other
things
prompt
permission
by
par
participating
¬
ticipating
states
for
their
The
Canadian
minister
recalled
Germany
prior
to
the
Second
World
War
As
a
stu
student
¬
dent
he
had
found
much
sus
suspicion
¬
picion
there
of
outsiders
and
without
that
feeling
the
Nazis
would
never
have
been
able
to
persuade
the
German
people
to
go
to
war
This
was
a
good
example
of
how
lack
of
exchanges
with
the
outside
world
kept
ten
tensions
¬
sions
high
at
the
human
level
of
international
affairs
Sharp
said
Gromyko
stuck
to
his
posi
position
¬
tion
that
the
important
ques
question
¬
tion
in
Helsinki
is
ensuring
the
preservation
of
peace
a
purpose
the
Russians
say
they
want
to
promote
through
obtaining
a
conference
affir
affirmation
¬
mation
of
such
principles
as
the
inviolability
of
frontiers
and
the
banning
of
force
as
a
technique
of
international
action
Energy
warning
for
BC
VICTORIA
CP
-If
British
Mr
Macdonald
told
a
news
conference
Ottawa
had
no
objection
to
the
commission
US
But
if
the
board
in
due
course
attempted
to
deal
with
export
contracts
we
would
see
a
conflict
with
the
juris
jurisdiction
¬
diction
of
the
National
Energy
Board
William
P
Rogers
on
floor
of
European
Security
Con
ference
in
Helsinki
Thursday
ZAIRE
TAKEN
OVER
BY
DEFENCE
MINISTER
BUKAVU
Zaire
Router
The
Rwanda
defence
minister
Gen
Juvenal
Habyalimana
seized
power
today
in
the
former
Belgian
territory
in
Africa
after
a
military
coup
said
a
Radio
Kigali
broadcast
monitored
here
The
broadcast
from
the
Rwanda
capital
said
the
government
of
President
Gregoire
Kayibanda
has
resigned
and
all
political
activities
have
been
banned
It
was
not
immediately
clear
what
had
happened
to
the
president
or
mem
members
¬
bers
of
his
government
A
French
embassy
spokesman
in
Nairobi
said
We
have
confirma
confirmation
¬
tion
from
Kigali
that
there
Columbia
attempts
to
tamper
was
aboard
the
minesweeper
with
natural
gas
export
con
contracts
¬
tracts
it
will
be
intruding
into
federal
jurisdiction
and
should
be
ready
for
a
court
battle
federal
Energy
Minis
Minister
¬
ter
Donald
Macdonald
warned
Wednesday
VICTORIA
CP
RCMP
abandoned
their
search
of
a
converted
American
mine
minesweeper
¬
sweeper
Wednesday
but
havent
given
up
hope
of
find
finding
¬
ing
1
million
worth
of
hashish
which
they
believed
Police
now
plan
to
concen
trate
their
search
for
the
hal
fton
of
hashish
about
the
size
of
three
bales
of
hay
on
the
shoreline
of
Quatsino
Sound
where
the
rusty
weather
beaten
mines
weeper
Marysville
was
seized
Here
for
an
hour
long
meet-
last
Saturday
ing
with
BC
cabinet
minis-
Police
conducted
a
four-
ters
on
last
weeks
national
day
stem-to-stern
hunt
of
the
energy
policy
proposals
Mr
Marysville
Macdonald
referred
to
ongo-
ye
feel
its
been
a
complete
ing
hearings
in
Vancouver
by
search
said
RCMP
Superin-
me
new
uu
energy
commis
commission
sion
on
the
natural
gas
indus
industry
try
in
the
province
tendent
Jim
Nelson
Police
and
Canadian
has
been
a
bloodless
coup
there
We
believe
it
hap
happened
¬
pened
around
dawn
but
it
is
not
yet
clear
how
it
was
carried
out
The
tiny
country
is
sur
surrounded
¬
rounded
by
Tanzania
Uganda
and
the
republic
of
Zaire
Rwanda
formerly
part
of
the
Belgian
United
Nations
trust
territory
of
Ruanda
Burundi
became
independent
in
1962
Radio
Kigali
quoted
a
communique
from
the
high
command
of
the
national
guard
saying
a
national
peace
commit
committee
¬
tee
would
replace
the
government
until
new
ruling
institutions
had
been
set
up
RCMP
quit
search
for
hidden
hashish
unlawfully
conspiring
to
land
two
aliens
in
Canada
and
with
conspiring
to
land
the
men
by
stealth
Derenzy
is
the
maker
of
two
of
the
more
popular
blue
movies
Pornography
in
Denmark
and
a
History
of
The
Blue
Movie
He
and
the
dozen
others
aboard
the
Marysville
are
scheduled
to
appear
in
court
Friday
Meanwhile
the
seven
men
aboard
the
Gondola
appeared
in
provincial
court
Wednesday
in
North
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
BC
charged
with
conspiring
to
import
narco
narcotics
¬
tics
into
Canada
No
pleas
were
entered
and
all
seven
were
remanded
until
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
Bail
was
set
at
2500
each
for
John
Thompson
21
Forces
personnel
SWOOped
nf
Vnnnmivr
Rrinn
Tmvic
down
on
the
sound
by
sea
act-
21
of
Nanaimo
BC
Ralph
ing
on
a
tip
that
the
1947-
vintage
former
US
Navy
ves
vessel
¬
sel
was
crammed
with
advising
the
provincial
gov-
hashish
worth
more
than
1
ernment
about
the
industry
million
on
the
illicit
drug
and
specifically
about
an
market
application
by
Westcoast
The
Marysville
and
the
Transmission
Ltd
before
the
Canadian
fishboat
Gondola
National
Energy
Board
to
which
was
also
in
the
sound
increase
its
export
of
gas
to
were
searched
repeatedly
20
El
Paso
Natural
Gas
Co
in
the
persons
were
arrested
but
no
drugs
have
been
found
so
far
We
havent
lost
any
of
our
enthusiasm
its
no
holdsbarred
as
far
as
were
concerned
said
Superinten
Superintendent
¬
dent
Nelson
He
added
that
his
men
were
also
consider
considering
¬
ing
the
possibility
that
the
drugs
were
cached
ashore
If
they
would
attempt
to
in
prior
to
the
arrival
of
the
any
way
interfere
with
the
RCMP
and
armed
forces
Westcoast
contract
itself
we
Saturday
would
say
that
offends
the
The
owner
of
the
Marysville
federal
jurisdiction
Mr
is
Alexander
Derenzy
38
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said
We
would
blue
movie
maker
from
San
be
prepared
to
fight
it
in
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Calif
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was
court
but
we
think
our
juris-
charged
along
with
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diction
is
clear
here
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the
Marysville
with
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¬
couver
Andrew
Dymyn
of
Vancouver
and
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Gary
Lee
Jackson
21
and
Dennis
Wilcher
24
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for
Kenneth
Carpenter
of
North
Vancouver
was
set
at
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predicts
charges
against
top
advisors
WASHINGTON
AP
-The
three
prosecutors
who
began
the
Watergate
investigation
have
recommended
conspi
conspiracy
¬
racy
indictments
against
four
former
top
advisers
of
PresU
dent
Nixon
CBS
says
The
network
also
says
the
three
assistant
US
attor
attorneys
¬
neys
who
resigned
their
Watergate
positions
Friday
told
special
Watergate
pro
prosecutor
¬
secutor
Archibald
Cox
that
the
investigation
of
the
political
espionage
scandal
and
its
cover
up
is
85-per-cent
complete
Seymour
Glanzer
refused
comment
on
the
report
Wed
Wednesday
¬
nesday
night
and
the
others
Earl
Silbert
and
Donald
Cam
Campbell
¬
pbell
could
not
be
reached
A
spokesman
for
Cox
also
could
not
be
reached
The
three
were
reported
to
have
recommended
indict
indictments
¬
ments
on
counts
of
conspi
conspiracy
¬
racy
to
obstruct
justice
against
former
attorney
general
John
Mitchell
who
served
briefly
as
director
of
Nixons
1972
re
election
cam
campaign
¬
paign
former
White
House
chief
of
staff
H
R
Haldeman
former
White
House
domes
ticaffairs
adviser
John
Ehrlichman
and
former
White
House
counsel
John
Dean
Mitchell
under
indictment
in
New
York
in
a
case
related
to
a
secret
200000
campaign
contribution
is
scheduled
to
be
the
first
witness
Tuesday
when
the
Senate
Watergate
committee
resumes
its
public
hearings
on
the
June
17
1972
break
in
at
Democratic
head
headquarters
¬
quarters
It
was
understood
that
his
flamboyant
and
outspoken
wife
Martha
has
rejected
a
committee
staff
offer
of
a
private
room
with
a
color
television
if
she
will
stay
away
from
the
hearings
room
as
many
other
witnesses
wives
have
The
three
original
pro
prosecutors
¬
secutors
have
said
privately
that
they
want
to
clear
them
themselves
¬
selves
of
accusations
that
they
mishandled
the
original
investigation
They
were
kept
on
only
to
brief
Cox
and
recommended
the
indict
indictments
¬
ments
in
their
final
status
report
before
resigning
Wed
Wednesdays
¬
nesdays
report
said
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HURRICANE
ALICE
HEADS
OUT
TO
SEA
MIAMI
FlaAP
Hur
Hurricane
¬
ricane
Alice
plowed
toward
the
North
Atlantic
with
weakening
winds
Wednesday
after
brushing
past
the
resort
islandof
Bermuda
The
National
Hurricane
Centre
here
placed
Alice
at
150
miles
north
of
Ber
Bermuda
¬
muda
at
6
pm
EDT
near
latitude
346
north
and
lon
longitude
¬
gitude
651
west
i
-
Reports
from
a
military
plane
this
afternoon
indicate
that
Alice
is
beginning
to
weaken
as
the
hurricane
moves
away
from
Bermuda
towards
the
North
Atlantic
the
hur
hurricane
¬
ricane
centre
said
Wed
Wednesday
¬
nesday
night
Winds
of
80
miles
an
hour
were
reported
at
the
centre
compared
with
maximum
sustained
winds
of
90
mph
earlier
-----
Viet
Cong
negotiates
on
Canadian
officers
SAIGON
CP
-
Negotia
Negotiations
¬
tions
continued
today
for
the
rescue
of
two
Canadian
officers
held
by
the
Viet
Cong
north
of
here
for
the
last
week
The
two
Capt
Ian
Patten
of
Toronto
and
Capt
Fletcher
Thomson
of
Ottawa
were
reported
by
an
informed
source
to
be
in
good
condi
condition
¬
tion
They
are
being
treated
like
kings
he
said
adding
they
are
receiving
eggs
rice
and
ham
for
breakfast
and
are
supplied
with
American
cigarettes
But
the
source
added
that
as
far
as
he
could
determine
the
two
were
not
on
ICCS
bus
business
¬
iness
when
they
were
taken
by
the
Viet
Cong
a
week
ago
They
had
received
no
clear
clearance
¬
ance
as
to
the
route
they
could
take
through
contested
country
nor
had
they
any
safety
guarantees
The
source
said
that
as
far
as
he
could
determine
the
men
were
on
a
sightseeing
trip
That
has
been
the
conten
contention
¬
tion
of
the
Viet
Cong
who
have
said
they
take
no
responsibility
for
the
Cana
Canadians
¬
dians
because
the
Canadians
were
not
on
an
official
mis
mission
¬
sion
but
will
help
to
find
and
free
them
out
of
humanitarian
motives
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Canadian
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mem
members
¬
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say
impromptu
flag
showing
missions
are
part
of
the
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