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VOLUME 72 No. 124

TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1978

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Gayle Bonderud displays some

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of the 100,000 Yellowhead Dollars that are now available

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nt moat progresalve businesses In Tourist Region "G" by June 2ird.

The coins are sponsored by the B.C.

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the weatherman says:

Cloudy today with occasional rain
and drizzle. Temp. high around 18
with an evening low of 10-11..
Light winds. Have a nice day!

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with the Trade Dollars are used to promote our Region.

. Yellowhead 16 Travel Association. Funds raised

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July or August.

The four-hour sessions,
evening depending on de

an art Gore ee
art:school in Vancouver,

\ own-
during the months of

to be held in the day or

mand, will cover colour

courses, traditional and informal art such as
landscape, figure painting and Still-life, and

-Tahitans hold out.
seek a new school

* The Tahltan Tribal Council

jf northern British Columbia

met last week with School

rejected” theit proposal: to

re:

renovate and build on to the

present echool structure
which is $0 years old and has

not been kept up during that

2,

The proposal as outlined
by David Lynn, the District
Superintendent of Schools,
was to renovate the existing
school building and build the
proposed new additions: .

classroom for junior
secondary achool students of
1200 me ft, ;

-a Ilbrary of 699 bq. ft.

administration area

“industrial education area
Of 1200 sq. ft. ;

-agymnasium of 3130 eq, ft.

The total cost of this
Proposal was $784,170.00.

- According to Mr. Lynn, the
School District was prepared .

to build immediately.

However, the Tribal Council
had hired an engineering
firm which recommended

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trends, will also be included.

18 participants are needed in order for this
workshop to take place. If you are interested,
Please phone 635-6404 or 695-7562, as soon as
possible. Location of the workshop will be an-

nounced later.

against renovating the old
structure to bring it up to
acceptable standards. The

School District’s engineers

recommended against
building on to the old
building. At the. present
time, the school ‘ig con-

demned by the Federal Fire -

Marshall's ‘office, by the
Regional Health officer and
by the Tahltan people.

At the meeting, the.

TahItan people and the
realdents of the Stikine River
Valley were unanimous in -

their decision to reject the
proposal. Eighty | (B0per-
cent) of the money which the
School District has offered
for renovation of the present
structure is Federal Dept. of
Indian Affaire money which

is paid to the School Board on |

behalf ‘of the Tahitan tribe
aince 80 percent ofthe
students in attendance
Tahlian. , : a
The position of the
residents of the area is still
the building of a completely
new school that will include
future needs when designed.

President Carter drops in popularity poll

‘NEW YORK (AP) — The
Latest . is survey says
President Carter's abliity to
“inspire confidence’ in the
White House and his over-all
job rating both dropped in
the last year,

The survey, taken among
1,300 U.S. citizens between
June 15 and June 17, found

perception arter’s
inspirational ability had
reversed In one year, from a
62-31-per-cont positive rating

_.... last June to a 64-20-per-cent

negative-rating-this- month,

“Without a.reservolr ~ of”

faith in him personally, it is
Bolng to be tough for- the

president to improve his
standing on lormance in
office in any quick or easy
way,” the survey report
concludes,

Carter's over-all rating
stood at 65-32-per-cent
negative at the end of the
latest survey period, a
turnabout from. the. 65-82-
percent positive rating he
had in May, 1977, the survey

The. survey, released
Monday, also asked the
participants to give their
perceptions of Carter's
performance on eight major
issues. The negative respon-

Garner Ted says
dad going broke

LOS ANGELES (AP) —

Evangelist Garner Ted Arm: »
—tem

strong porarily
banished by his father from
the Worldwide Church of
God—has predicted the
downfall of the religious sect
becaise of its leaders’ lavish
i habits and poor
i management. —
Armatrong sald in a news-
paper interview published
Monday that the church has
been forced by inflation and

extravagance to borrow
money to meet its payroll
obligations, ‘despite more
$65 million in annual
income. '

The one-time heir ap-
parent to the’ Worldwide
Church of God was recenily
ordered to take a six-month
leave of absence by his
father, Herbert Armatrong,

_ who beads the Pasadena-

based organization.

ses outweighed the positive
on all questions. The
reponses were:

—75 per cent of those ques-
tioned disapproved of
Carter's “handling of the
economy" and 21 per cent
approved.

=61 per cent disapproved
of the president's “handling
of relations with Russia" and
28 per cent approved.

—62 per cent disapproved
of Carter's handling of “the
problem of Cuban and
Russian military activity in
Africa” and 24 per cent

approved, = -
—The president's “han-

diing of foreign policy
one was disapproved of

& 67-25 per cent margin;
his “working for a peace
settlement’ in the Midille
East" was frowned upon by

with Congress’’ was
dizgapproved of by a 63-28 per:
cent margin. '
—Carter’s handling of
strategic arms limitatior

talks (SALT) with the Soviet |

Union earned poor marks by
a 63-21 per cent margin, and
his trip to Panama to sign
the final Panama canal
treaty was disapproved af by
a 60-29 per cent margin.

Kitimat RCMP
pick up

marijuana and cocainef

- Kitimat RCMP found 12
one-half ounce bags of

marijuana and about '%'

gram ofa substance belleved
to be cocaine in a vehicle
containing two persons from
Fraser Lake at about 3:30
p.m. Sunday.

. On routine check the police

- found one 27 year old male

subject In possesion of the
marijuana and one 24 year

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old female subject in
possesion of the cocaine,
«The pair appeared in
Terrace court Monday
morning where charges of
Posseston with intent to
Wafiick were laid against the
male subject and charges of
possesion were laid agninst
the female.

The case has been, ad-
journed until July 20.

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TORONTO (CP) — Three
inale passetgers were killed
and more than 100 injured to-
day when an Air Canada DC-

“® jet shot off a runway at

Toronte International Air-
port, dropped about 12

- metres into a ravine and
‘broke into three pieces.

Dr. Thomas Daglish, Peel

. Tegional coroner, said two

people were pronounced
dead at the scene, Several
passengers were severely’
injured, most: with broken
bones, he said. At least 20

Three kil

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~~“Toronto Air Ganada takeoff

passengers walked away
from the crash site.

Many of those treated at
hospital had only minor
injuries and were released.

Paul Roach, a Transport
Canada spokesman, con-
firmed that three‘ persons
had died, but the names were
not released.

The airport tower said the:

plane never left the ground,
but slid into the ravine after
the aborted takeoff.

The DC, Air Canada
Flight 189 which originated

Death was no act |

DETROIT (AP) —- James
Thomas, 21, was sentenced

‘Monday to two life prison

terms for the . hammer

slaying of an aspiring young
actress and the beating of

‘her four-year-old son.

Wayne County Circuit
Judge Michael Stacy im-
posed the concurrent sen-
tences on Thomas, who had
pleaded guilty to charges of
second-degree murder in the
April 9 death of Patricia

_ Cowan, and assault with

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intent to murder in the
beating of her son, Dequan.

Authorities
Cowan went to what she
thought was an audition for a
play about a woman killed
with a hammer. Detectives

said she was bludgeoned to.

desth with a short-handled
sledgehammer in a Highland
Park, Mich., garage, de-
tectives said. .

Thomas will be eligibile
for parole in 10 years, the
judge said.

Studenta at E.T. Kenny primary achool performed the
musical, “Oliver” last week before an appreciative

led over hun

said Ms. -

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in Ottawa, was bound for

Winnipeg and Vancouver

and was carrylng 102

passengers and a crew of

five,

TRAFFIC A PROBLEM
About 30 ambulances,

many of which had trouble _

reaching the injured because
of heavy -rush-hour traffic on
Highway 401, took crash

victims toskx hospitals in the

area,

Cause of the crash has not
been determined, but early
reports said one of the jet's
rearmounted engines had

lost power just before
taki ‘

eof,
John Wardall, an Air
Canada official, sald:

“Wecan't say what caused |

it. Initially we thought it was
loss of power in one engine
but now we are not so gure."”

The jet left a huge scour
mark at the end of runway
23, where the pilot attempted
to steer away from hydro
cables and pylons.

A ministry of transport
efficial said the pilot's effort
saved many passengers.

* There was no fire of ex-

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plosion but Dr. Daglizh said
the crash site was dangerous
because of the fuel still on
beard, Firefighters from
neighboring municipalities
and airport emergency
crews doused the plane's
wings with foam to avoid an

dleader known a5 Canada's
with minor cuts to his

for -his song. Can-na-da,
which he performed dressed
asa pled piper, said
passengers were ina state of
pandemonium when the

wat was wltlag right
ST was s up.
front and saw it all, I just
held on tight. .
“T guesa I was one of the
lucky ones.”
plane “fell

straight down, juat like go
over a cliff,” Boing

audience of other students, parenis and teachers In the

schoo] auditorium,