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FIRE
BLACKENED
windows
of
the
Canada
and
Astoria
hotels
make
bleak
scene
viewed
from
Queensway
Street
today
Both
were
ravaged
RELATIVES
IN
RUSSIA
engineers
go
on
work-to-rule
A
work-to-rule
campaign
by
locomotive
engineers
of
the
BC
Railway
BCR
has
plugged
the
interchange
yard
between
the
provincial
rail
railway
¬
way
and
the
Canadian
National
railways
CNR
here
with
loaded
freight
cars
A
reliable
source
who
declined
to
be
named
ently
been
conducting
a
work-to-rule
campaign
since
last
Thursday
It
is
believed
the
engineers
are
unhappy
with
fringe
benefits
in
a
contract
negotiated
last
year
It
is
not
known
how
wide
widespread
¬
spread
the
work-to-rule
cam
campaign
¬
paign
has
become
A
spokes
spokesman
¬
man
fnr
the
RPR
unnM
nf
estimated
today
there
were
commenton
the
dispute
but
it
between
150
and
200
loaded
t
lnvolv
on
th
pulp
chip
cars
currently
eJnemen-
stalled
in
the
interchange
Empty
freight
cars
destined
The
spokesman
did
say
that
for
the
boxcar
starved
BCR
meetings
between
the
corn
were
being
held
in
the
CNRs
Pny
and
engineers
general
Prince
George
yards
until
the
chairman
Ken
Mason
of
Wil
dispute
is
resolved
liams
Lake
were
continuing
in
The
slowdown
has
also
an
effort
to
reach
an
agree-
forced
the
BCR
to
re
route
ment
Mason
was
not
available
over
the
CNR
some
freight
for
comment
destined
for
Vancouver
Another
source
said
both
The
locomotive
drivers
sides
have
been
refusing
to
members
of
the
United
Tran-
admit
that
the
slowdown
was
sportation
Union
have
appar-
taking
ung
place
piace
By
Bill
Graham
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
The
fish
and
wildlife
branch
plans
to
hire
six
predator
control
officers
this
year
bowing
to
pressure
from
northern
ranchers
for
grea
greater
¬
ter
control
of
wolves
We
have
to
respond
to
demands
from
the
agricultural
industry
for
greater
protection
said
branch
director
Dr
James
Hatter
in
a
telephone
interview
from
Victoria
We
would
rather
do
this
ourselves
than
turn
it
over
to
the
department
of
agriculture
We
have
30
years
of
experience
and
a
number
Citizen
photo
by
Doug
WeDer
by
major
fires
in
the
past
two
months
and
one
man
was
killed
in
the
Canada
Hotel
blaze
Tuesday
An
investigation
is
under
way
Canada
fights
for
ethnics
By
Ben
Tierney
Southam
News
Services
GENEVA
-
For
a
nation
that
could
be
described
as
an
outsider
Canada
has
found
itself
playing
a
fairly
substan
substantial
¬
tial
role
at
the
Conference
on
Security
and
Co
operation
in
Europe
Because
of
her
particular
interest
in
ethnic
groups
she
has
been
pushing
hard
for
a
loosening
up
within
the
Soviet
Bloc
of
attitudes
towards
the
movement
of
people
back
and
forth
across
national
bound
boundaries
¬
aries
In
particular
she
has
emphasized
the
need
for
the
countries
of
Europe
to
do
something
more
than
they
have
in
the
past
about
the
fact
that
many
families
on
the
con
continent
¬
tinent
today
are
cut
off
from
relatives
elsewhere
by
bound
boundaries
¬
aries
and
the
various
restric
restrictive
¬
tive
policies
that
go
with
them
BC
Rail
And
this
as
it
happens
is
one
of
the
most
sensitive
areas
of
discussion
at
the
CSCE
talks
Canada
signalled
its
inten
intention
¬
tion
to
take
some
initiative
in
what
has
become
known
as
the
family
reunification
area
of
the
conference
as
far
back
as
last
July
when
the
CSCE
talks
were
in
their
preliminary
stages
in
Helsinki
Once
the
talks
moved
to
Geneva
Canada
raised
the
question
again
reminding
the
conference
of
its
particular
interest
by
noting
that
there
probably
was
not
one
of
the
35
nations
participating
in
the
talks
that
did
not
have
families
with
relatives
in
Canada
And
since
then
it
has
put
for
forward
¬
ward
a
detailed
proposal
The
proposal
states
that
all
of
the
countries
attending
the
conference
should
agree
that
those
who
wish
to
move
back
and
forth
across
frontiers
to
visit
or
live
with
their
close
relatives
should
be
allowed
to
do
so
with
a
minimum
of
diffi
difficulty
¬
culty
and
in
an
atmosphere
of
acceptance
of
tolerance
It
suggests
that
countries
should
not
impute
political
or
economic
motives
to
those
wishing
to
move
thus
indirectly
suggesting
that
no
threat
of
possible
penalty
or
punishment
should
hang
over
the
head
of
those
who
might
wish
to
move
It
states
that
all
countries
should
take
steps
to
avoid
involving
families
who
wish
to
move
in
excess
documen
UK
TAXPAYERS
tationsred
tape
and
in
undue
delays
between
the
time
they
apply
for
and
are
granted
permission
to
move
It
suggests
that
their
should
be
no
excessive
financial
bur
burden
¬
den
on
those
who
want
to
go
such
as
though
the
Canadian
proposal
does
not
specifically
say
so
requiring
citizens
to
pay
for
the
education
they
have
received
before
depar
departure
¬
ture
The
Canadian
proposal
further
suggests
that
those
leaving
a
particular
country
should
have
the
right
to
sell
their
belongings
LONDON
CP
Have
tively
small
bites
at
higher
more
kids
pack
up
smoking
income
earners
especially
and
turn
off
the
telly
was
the
those
with
children
wry
advice
of
one
raincoated
As
usual
tax
increases
working
man
to
another
as
across
the
board
hit
the
single
news
of
Denis
Healeys
first
person
hardest
with
the
Labor
budget
buzzed
around
exception
of
single
pensioners
the
city
Old
folk
got
their
promised
30-
He
referred
to
the
budgets
per
cent
raise
to
10
23
a
give-a-bit
take-a-bit
pattern
week
for
a
single
person
16
which
handed
out
more
tax
benefits
for
the
family
man
but
levied
tough
new
taxes
on
cigarettes
and
spirits
and
announced
soaring
increases
in
electricity
charges
His
companion
grunted
Oh
well
therell
be
another
election
in
July
Plenty
of
time
to
emigrate
to
Australia
Meanwhile
the
London
stock
exchange
plunged
to
its
lowest
level
in
11
years
follow-
On
broker
called
it
a
blood
bloodbath
¬
bath
On
the
whole
though
the
general
reaction
up
and
down
the
income
scale
has
been
It
might
have
been
worse
Treasury
chief
Healey
who
when
in
opposition
had
pro
promised
¬
mised
to
make
the
rich
howl
with
with
anguish
anguish
took
took
compara-
compara-
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
Reuter
Floods
have
destroyed
the
south
Brazilian
city
of
Tubarao
killing
an
estimated
1500
per
persons
¬
sons
and
leaving
60000
of
the
ing
the
presentation
of
the
aus-
70000
inhabitants
homeless
a
terity
budget
report
said
here
today
The
report
published
in
the
daily
newspaper
Estado
de
Dao
Paulo
said
survivors
armed
with
knives
were
fight
fighting
¬
ing
for
the
best
part
of
animal
carcasses
The
report
said
air
force
helicopters
are
dropping
food
into
into
the
me
city
city
and
ana
each
eacn
person
person
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kids
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TV
A
First
Id
like
to
thank
my
producer
3680
for
a
married
couple
Hazel
Armstrong
a
47
yearold
unmarried
clerk
from
suburban
Kent
earning
3000
a
year
6900
said
she
already
paid
a
lot
of
tax
and
will
have
to
pay
more
Actually
her
tax
bill
will
rise
by
about
30
a
year
when
enlarged
allowances
come
into
account
Hundreds
left
as
flood
levels
dead
city
is
receiving
one
slice
of
bread
one
banana
and
one
orange
a
day
The
city
is
isolated
after
its
access
bridges
collapsed
the
report
added
The
once
bust
bustling
¬
ling
centre
has
been
swept
away
The
grim
report
of
the
flooded
city
came
from
jour
journalist
¬
nalist
Herculano
Domincio
and
photographer
Mario
Bar
betta
who
walked
rode
and
swam
into
the
city
of
Tubarao
near
the
Atlantic
coast
in
southern
flood
plagued
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Obedience
class
hit
Physical
education
prog
programs
¬
rams
for
Grades
8
to
12
are
really
obedience
classes
and
students
who
take
part
in
community
sports
activities
should
be
excused
from
them
a
school
trustee
charged
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
Chuck
Truscott
said
turning
up
without
gym
strip
is
the
real
reason
most
secondary
students
fail
the
course
Its
ludicrous
that
so
many
kids
involved
in
community
sports
are
failing
physical
education
PE
in
school
How
can
you
fail
physical
education
the
trustee
asked
Ranchers
win
fight
to
control
wolves
The
Bulkley
Nechako
Regional
District
recently
asked
the
government
to
place
pre
predator
¬
dator
control
under
the
department
of
agricul
agriculture
¬
ture
because
the
fish
and
wildlife
branch
could
not
respond
quickly
to
requests
from
ranchers
Hatter
said
the
wolf
a
game
animal
and
a
valuable
one
is
properly
controlled
by
the
branch
He
emphasized
that
a
stepped
up
program
of
predator
control
would
affect
agricultural
areas
but
not
wildlife
territory
He
said
the
matter
has
been
discussed
at
a
number
of
meetings
of
a
predator
control
commit-
sodium
fluoracetate
10
80
to
kill
wolves
and
will
turn
to
other
poisons
or
methods
he
said
Roger
Goodlad
Prince
George
regional
director
of
the
branch
said
the
new
officers
have
been
budgeted
for
Prince
George
and
Smithers
in
the
north
plus
Penticton
Kam
Ioops
and
Nanaimo
in
southern
BC
A
sixth
officer
would
manage
and
assess
the
control
program
Goodlad
said
the
program
is
better
termed
nuisance
control
because
wolves
and
coyotes
are
not
the
only
animals
affected
Even
moose
and
deer
can
be
nuisance
ani-
The
new
officers
will
train
other
conserva
tion
officers
in
the
control
of
nuisance
animals
so
that
the
branch
can
respond
more
rapidly
to
requests
He
said
specialists
on
the
subject
will
soon
attend
a
workshop
on
nuisance
animal
control
to
be
held
in
Hinton
Alta
Hatter
said
predator
control
should
be
consi
considered
¬
dered
secondary
to
the
bigger
question
of
whether
we
should
put
cattle
everywhere
there
is
a
blade
of
grass
and
then
kill
the
pre
predators
¬
dators
We
have
been
called
in
to
control
wolves
in
areas
where
cows
should
never
have
been
allowed
auowea
to
to
graze
graze
I
have
found
they
are
really
obedience
classes
and
the
real
reason
kids
fail
is
they
turn
up
without
gym
strip
He
proposed
that
students
involved
in
minor
sports
be
given
passing
marks
in
physi
physical
¬
cal
education
The
plan
would
relieve
heavy
pressure
for
use
of
gyms
Truscott
said
The
administration
will
study
the
proposal
and
report
on
its
feasibility
The
trustee
said
education
supervisors
are
also
con
concerned
¬
cerned
about
the
problem
which
does
not
affect
elemen
elementary
¬
tary
schools
LOSING
MONEY
-
Only
four
students
received
an
A
mark
for
the
subject
in
one
school
recently
he
said
It
means
that
either
the
teachers
fail
the
kids
are
failed
or
the
system
fails
I
think
the
system
is
the
prob
problem
¬
lem
Kids
can
do
anything
they
want
in
PF
class
if
they
are
the
first
15
to
line
up
If
you
want
an
A
you
have
to
be
in
badminton
or
volleyball
The
last
15
get
snowshoes
an
average
sport
for
an
aver
average
¬
age
mark
Bush
airline
rap
mine
act
By
Derry
McDonell
Citizen
Staff
Reporter
Officials
of
two
local
airlines
say
they
are
being
driven
out
of
the
province
by
the
mining
industrys
reaction
to
Bill
31
the
Mineral
Royalties
Act
Dan
Wieb
chief
pilot
for
Northern
Mountain
Helicop
Helicopters
¬
ters
Ltd
and
Lowell
Ritchey
operations
manager
for
Northern
Thunderbird
Airlines
say
their
firms
have
lost
over
200000
in
contracts
so
far
this
year
as
mining
firms
continue
to
curtail
exploration
projects
Wieb
said
the
cutbacks
are
a
reaction
to
the
govern
governments
¬
ments
new
mining
bill
which
the
industry
feels
removes
financial
incentive
to
look
for
new
mineral
sources
He
said
many
mining
firms
were
endangered
by
the
cut
have
relocated
their
explora-
back
in
exploration
projects
tion
projects
outside
the
pro-
Besides
the
companies
vince
and
Northern
Mountain
themselves
said
Moffat
Helicopters
is
having
to
fol-
there
is
all
the
business
we
low
them
in
order
to
stay
in
get
from
the
individual
business
employees
who
come
to
us
to
Ritchey
said
Northern
Thun-
jggf
ffiS
knlves
and
nADags
axes
so
derbird
has
had
more
than
130000
in
contracts
cancelled
this
year
and
he
doubts
the
loss
can
be
made
up
in
BC
Were
not
like
the
helicop
helicopter
¬
ter
companies
he
said
Our
working
area
is
retricted
by
federal
licence
Ritchey
said
unless
the
federal
ministry
of
transport
granted
them
a
new
licence
permitting
them
to
work
out
outside
¬
side
the
province
Northern
Thunderbird
would
have
to
rely
on
forming
a
consortium
with
other
airlines
which
had
licences
in
the
area
where
exploration
was
taking
place
He
said
it
was
very
unlikely
Northern
Thunder
Thunderbird
¬
bird
would
be
able
to
get
a
new
licence
Northern
Thunderbird
oper
operates
¬
ates
17
fixed
wing
aircraft
and
employs
up
to
65
people
in
the
summer
months
Ritchey
said
however
that
layoffs
were
a
definite
possibility
this
year
unless
some
more
work
could
be
found
Servicing
the
mining
indus
industry
¬
try
including
passenger
and
air
freight
services
makes
up
about
25
per
cent
of
our
annual
revenue
he
said
Wieb
said
Northern
Moun
Mountain
¬
tain
Helicopters
had
lost
more
than
60000
in
contracts
and
this
did
not
include
related
work
which
the
major
con
contracts
¬
tracts
normally
generate
He
pointed
out
that
his
firm
regularly
flew
in
supplies
and
food
to
the
mining
camps
and
that
the
bulk
of
these
goods
were
purchased
in
Prince
George
We
bought
and
flew
in
an
average
of
6000
pounds
of
groceries
a
week
last
year
said
Wieb
Harold
Moffat
president
of
Northern
Hardware
Ltd
a
major
outfitter
of
mining
firms
working
in
the
northern
half
of
the
province
said
his
firm
had
several
contracts
worth
in
excess
of
10000
each
which
on
Wieb
said
most
of
the
explo
exploration
¬
ration
being
done
this
year
seems
to
be
taking
place
in
the
Yukon
and
Northwest
Ter
Territories
¬
ritories
and
his
firm
has
had
to
make
plans
to
be
there
also
DOCTOR
ANGRY
a
Limpet
raid1
net
tightens
at
harbors
LONDON
AP
-
Scot
Scotland
¬
land
Yard
has
ordered
a
security
alert
at
British
ports
following
reports
that
a
squad
of
Arab
frog
frogmen
¬
men
are
planning
a
limpet
attack
on
Israeli
ships
newspapers
reported
today
They
said
about
20
ter
terrorists
¬
rorists
who
have
been
trained
in
Australia
plan
to
plant
underwater
explo
explosive
¬
sive
charges
on
the
hulls
of
Israeli
ships
in
British
ports
Scotland
Yard
declined
to
comment
on
the
reports
However
one
source
said
the
Yard
has
received
unconfirmed
reports
that
about
14
Arab
terrorists
are
heading
for
Britain
Health
report
a
manifesto
The
Foulkes
report
on
pro
provincial
¬
vincial
health
care
was
termed
a
socialist
manifesto
by
a
doctor
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
Society
Tuesday
During
the
meeting
Don
McKinnon
who
earlier
this
year
chaired
a
meeting
at
which
Dr
Richard
Foulkes
explained
his
report
was
called
upon
to
give
a
brief
talk
on
the
document
However
some
members
doctors
among
them
opposed
the
idea
of
McKinnon
delivering
a
brief
talk
Dr
Fergus
Ducharme
the
most
vocal
opponent
called
the
two
volume
study
a
manifesto
Non
socialist
party
fails
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Pro
Provincial
¬
vincial
Conservative
Leader
Scott
Wallace
says
it
appears
he
has
failed
in
his
efforts
to
create
a
new
non
socialist
party
out
of
British
Columbias
three
existing
opposition
parties
He
said
in
an
interview
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
he
expects
to
report
this
to
a
meeting
of
his
partys
board
of
officers
scheduled
for
Saturday
in
Vancouver
u
Every
group
in
town
has
been
used
as
a
mouthpiece
for
this
piece
of
propaganda
he
told
the
meeting
I
fail
to
see
why
the
hospital
society
should
serve
as
a
mouthpiece
for
the
Foulkes
report
If
they
want
to
know
about
it
they
should
read
the
paper
McKinnon
suggested
that
since
the
meeting
was
nearly
at
an
end
anyone
who
didnt
want
to
hear
what
he
had
to
say
could
leave
the
building
Dr
Ducharme
and
two
other
members
of
the
audience
of
about
50
people
left
the
meet
meeting
¬
ing
McKinnon
went
on
to
say
that
the
Foulkes
report
is
a
matter
of
great
concern
to
hos
hospital
¬
pital
societies
in
that
it
defines
a
new
role
for
them
He
said
that
a
massive
number
of
appointees
would
enter
the
field
under
the
report
and
this
is
not
the
greatest
way
to
get
people
to
help
the
sick
He
said
that
hospital
societies
are
a
heck
of
a
good
way
to
run
the
show
and
that
the
system
is
placed
in
jeopardy
if
the
report
is
implemented
Let
us
not
pretend
that
this
report
does
not
exist
said
McKinnon
pointing
out
that
some
of
the
recommendations
are
already
being
put
into
practice
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of
specialists
on
staff
tee
The
branch
will
stop
using
the
poison
mals
he
said
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