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CINCINNATI (CP) — A
survivor of a fatal fire on
board an Air Canada jetliner,
recommended bean that
smoke d be installed

better trained in

exavled to ah one exit

procedures and if there was
greater public awareness of
what happens during an

in the washrooms of all air-

planes. ‘
Graham Wright of Toronto

also said emergency exits

should be designed so that short distance from Cinci-

large numbers of people can
escape quickly under the
same conditions as those on
the ill-fated flight in which 28
people died after inhaling
smoke.

He said everyone would
benefit if cabin crews were

Labor dinner cancelled

VANCOUVER (CP) —
nine-year dinner eae
between British Columbia’s
labor minister and organized
jabor groups will be aban-

loned this year because

union leaders are in no mood
to break bread with Bob
McClelland.

The annual event, hosted
by the Pacific National Ex-
hibition, normally takes place

on Labor Day “to kind of re-;.

cognize labor in B.C.,”
hibition spokesman Andy |

onto bound DC-9 on a flight
fron’ Dallas, | Tex., landed
-June 2 ater fire broke out in

inclydes
ister and. members of the
the BG oud Token Baldag
the B.C,,and Yukon
coi Building

THE Jean, howevse, the
union members won't be: at

“Booth sald the decision not
‘to’ ahead the “event was

on his hands and knees in the
piteh-black, .smoke-filled
plane. ‘i ti
EMERGENCY LIGHTS .
Asked whether floor-levél
emergency lights would have
made it easier. to get out, ‘he
said: “ ‘would have
been better: than nothing.”
Fellow . survivor Harry
Moseley, of Dallas, testified

* that a flight attendant asked

him to be prepared to open
an’ emergency exit over a
wing when they landed.
The plane was filling with
smoke and he memorized

prompted “by the Social
Credit government's recent
legislative package,.’ which
represents “a frontal assault,
not just on the labor move-
ment, but on: the mass of

| tation ‘and that-the ‘event,
cancelled.

therefore; was

The exhibition begins with
a persde Eriescatedey:

Cutbacks will be tragic

VANCOUVER (CP) —
British Columbia will see a
boom in unwanted babies,
unwed mothers and abor-
tions in the wake of a Min-
istry of Health decision to cut

a grant to the Planned Pa-
.Frenthood Association of B.C.,

‘the association's executive
director said Tuesday.
Roberta McLeod said the

operating grants for 15
years, will cut off its support
in September. Last year that
amounted to $115,995, which
covered one-third of the cost
of running 17 bith control

doubltedly..result. in ‘an-in- ; per -cent'of- the “elinics’ ‘pa- | {from the provincial

crease in the number of un-
wanted pregnancies which
will mean — over and above

the persotial tragedy ea
ved — cost of further medical
care; welfare for many single |
mothers who elect to keep
their.) and an_in-
er of abortions, .

facts

family doctor for advice on
; birth ‘control.

“Anhonymity is one of the
reason the adolescents come
here,” McLeod ‘sald. “They
Probably don’t:‘ waht ‘their

The association ::is-. also’ --

financed by'the federal gov-

if the government does not

teenagers should tell their

parents they need! birth con-
trol. by

“They should go to their
parents,” he said. “That's
where I'd expect my kids to

change its mind, but the ass- go.’

.oclation wants to meet with

Hardest hit by the cut, she
+ said; will be the mare than 60

tients who are under'the age
of 17. She said these patients
are often afraid to ask their

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But Heather Stilwell, pre-
sident of the Surrey-Delta
chapter of Pro-Life which is
against abortion, said she
doesn't feel Planned Parent-*

jhood ahiould get ay iibiey’ing”'a series: of

govern-
*ment.'*

how many steps it-would take
to get to the exit three seats
behind him..

“T didn't know if we were
going to an airport, whether
we were going to land in a
Hirer os in the trees he said.

On ‘Tuesday, members of

swo

OTTAWA (CP) — Roy
MacLaren, sworn in Wed-
nesday as Minister of State
for Finance, said better

ding between gov-

the M
described feat ‘hey were
forced to ignore the textbook
on. emergency » procedures

and cope the best they could
as the smoke-filled plane
headed for an emergency

landing.

Thet three flight attendants
said they went to the front of
the burning aircraft, leaving
the passengers on their own
to open over-wing emergency
exits,

TOURIST
ALERT -

VANCOUVER (CP) —
RCMP tourist alert for Wes-
nesday, Aug. 17. The follow-
ing persons are requested to
-contact the nearest detach-

ment of the RCMP for an. past

urgent personal message:'
Edna ‘Bennett of Caroline,

Paul Lund ‘of Tigard, Ore.,
Norma and Charlie McKee of
New Westminster, B.C.,
Denise Paulger of Chilliwack,
B.C., Adrian and Joan Plante
of Brandon, Man., Darlene
and Wallace Selmenson of
Grand Forks, Minn., Jim
Smith of Fernie, B.C.

Briefs

ernment, business and labor
is needed to improve pro-
ductivity and provide jobs.
“It seems to me that’s the
real solution to our =

Ole Cai),
rn ir” ae

iness-government relations
in 1977.

The government says tax «

inereases are not restricted
under its restraint program.
It also says the retail price of
the goods will still fall within

our economic growth,” said
MacLaren minutes after
being sworn in at the Gov-
ernor General's residence.
MacLaren refused to com-
ment in detail on the federal
government’s announcement
last month that it intends to
increase the excise tax on
beer, wine, spirits and cig-
arettes by more than 13 per.
cent — exceeding its own

Jean-Luc Pepin. :
MacLaren, first elected to
the Commons in 1979, has
been parliamentary secre-
tary to the energy minister.

‘Asa minister, he will have to ~

sive up his responsibility as
of the joint com-

i defi t re-
straint program.

“All of us would be in-
terested in any movement or
change that affects the six-
and-five formula which has
been so successful over the

ast- year... in
inflation

bringing
down,” ‘said

“I would guess that we
would want to look once

again’ at the issue in those ~

terms but what the outcome
will be I don't know,” said
MacLaren, who headed a
federal task force on bus-

is either fixed or falls within
a range determined by the
state. Violent crimes in Cali-

. fornia, for example, can’ be

Castlegar RCMP
one driver with impaired
driving over the weekend.

surtaxed up to $10,000.

The suggestion is among
several in the report, which
also calls for more frequent
restitution ‘and Criminal
Code dm

trols will be made.at Syringe
Creek Provineial Park follow-

to in-
crease fines.
But while the surtax could

about . people: consuming
“raleobel on’ the beach: «

re

Castiogor 3

to’ $20'-tnillion~|
annually, federal Jubitie De-

partment official Yvon Dati»

mittee on Senate reform.

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CRIME TAX

% continued from front pegs
durand said, “You'd be lucky

if you collected 60 to 70 per

would only add to the costs,
Dandurand said.”

The provinces could éx-
tend the surtax to all con-
victions, in-iuding traffic off-
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| Street talk

THE PEOPLE WHO GAVE CASTLEGAR MITZI
are this week presenting Fannie Annie. And if Mitzi was
a big draw at the Marlane: Hotel, then owner Jim
Marshall must be laughing all the way to the bank with
Fannie Annie.

The 80-year-old divorcee is six fect tall (plus another
four or six inches for high-piled hair), but looks seven or

sitting-down patrons. Her Measurements are 7
more or less,

There is very little titillation in Big Fannie Annie's
show, but she is very funny. And, as her advertising says,
in a funny kind of way, classy:

While a lot of earthy humor spills out of her meaty
there is a lot of audi and.
kept to a minimum. *

The real fun at ‘last night's full house was thes
Annie plucked a pint-sized male patron (at least ihe looked
pint sized compared to Annie!) from his corner table and
directed him (how could he ‘say no?) to a chair on stage,

He clutched the chair with white knuckles and his
eyes grew wide and round as » deposited all of her.
he pounds on her lap and buried his face in her oun tifa
charms,

After administering a good-natured mauling to the
young man, Annie sent him back to his table admidst the
hoots and hollers and loud applause of his friends and the
entire audience.

Although she's originally. from the Seattle area,
Annie now lives in Florida where she raises miniature
horses and goats. She also owns a kiddies
carnival, had a bit part in the movie coer es: ae done
commercials, and has emeeed bellyflop co

Annie is playing two shows a night (9 aia raed 11:80
p.m.) until Saturday.. 3

Maloney. Pontiac Buick’s service isn't

draw of July 27. He got his winning ticket from The
Ticket Lady, Lena Urbani.

WITH ALL THIS HOT. weather, it’s probably the best
time of the year for Castlegar city council to consider
request to build a water slide recreation park.

Council has been asked by representatives of Monte
Reasaesieat peerage eid pak.
Council's planni:
rezoning can be made until the pooped! hs been toa
public hearing.

VERIGIN INUSTEIES LTD. is requesting con-

for of the “Schofield Creek” area for
use as a mobile home park. Currently, a number of mobile
homes are located in the area near the industrial park,
but no official mobile home park has been constructed.
This request must: also go to a public hearing council
noted at its meeting

IF ANYONE'S expecting 50 guests for dinner (and for
breakfast and for lunch, and for midmorning, mid-
Se eee ee ee
advice on how to handle it all is Trudy Biln.

She and husband Tommy had 61 of Tom's immediate
family and close relatives here for‘a two-day reunion. And
they-brought. their. appetites...Even,.though, Trudy-had

»« filled a huge deep freqzar.with cooking. they, still emptied
it and went looking for-more.

While East Indian food was popular, good old Ganadian
\_ fare proved quite acceptable, too. -

eight feet as she strides through the audience of
6-65-55,

THAT SMILE on the face of GORDON NORWOOD, :

because he's $1,000 richer thanks to the Western Express .

PASS CREEK PARK? + « «Carolyn and'Ken Chernoff
of Castlegar discovered the U.S. version of Pass
Creek Park when holidaying with parents recently
The Park is located in Portland, Oregon.

‘Tommy got tired of just meeting all his relatives when
something sad like a funeral called thm together, so he
decided to hold the reunion with his 71-year-old mother,

Parsini, the happy matriarch, helping peeh sveryone. on. a

their toes.
Family members can from as far away ‘as Yuma City,
, and: and points in b

Besides swimming, water skiing, golfing, and visiting,
the tours of itine College and the Keenleyside Dame
were especially po,

(Oh yeah, the ik in ‘the white suit: with white bowtie.
and the big white Stetson who was seen around town that
weekend: He's Johnder “Boss Hog” Basran, mayor of
Lilloett and a brother-inlaw to Tom. He's also the
brother of Castlegar’s Jogie Basran.),

NELSON'S Peebles Motor Inn is under'a new name
and new ownership. The hotel has been re-named the
Peebles Flag Inn, part of the Flag Inn chain, which
stretches across North America and through the United
Kingdom. Dieter Link is the new manager of the motor

inn.

BRIAN PRITCHARD of CKQR Radio will be making
a live appearance on tonight's Western Express Lottery
draw program, to be broadcast across the Western
provinces. Brian will be pushing the button which
releases numbered balls, forming the winning numbers
for prizes of $100,000 and-$10,000 Plus the Express extra. ;
prizes. of, seven. cars. 4.04. rane and ene

Broadcasters are chosen from across Western Canada
to be on the show, produced at CKY TV in Winnipeg. The
show can be seen at 5:30 'p.m., on channel 13°(BCTV).

ved

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LONDON (AP) — An
Israelimade security fence
has been installed around
Buckingham Palace following
last summer's break-in by an
unemployed man, Michael
Fagan, who got into Queen
Elizabeth's bedroom, the
Daily Telegraph reported

today. .
A palace spokeswoman

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The telegraph fence, cost-
ing 1 million pounds ($1.86
million), is wired to a micro-
computer and sets off an
alarm even if someone
brushes against it; its elec-
tronic sensors pinpoint the
location of any attempted
break-in. z

The newspaper said details
about the fence were disclos-
ed in a press release from an
organization based in Glas-
gow, Scotland, the Israel-
Scottish Information Service.
It said the deal was a triumph
for the state-owned Israel
Aircraft Industries, which
developed the fence.

Organization officials were
not immediately available for
comment.

British security fence man-
ufactureres were less than
enthusiastic.

“The Israeli system is a
good one, but I believe there
are at least three English
firms which could have ful-
filled the function just as
well,” said Victor Green of
the London-based Interna-
tional Fire Security and
Safety Exhibition Confer-
ence.

Scotland Yard, which is
responsible for royal secu-
rity, refused comment.

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