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Fox to star in sequels

UNIVERSAL Michael J quels to his

CITY, CALIF, (AP) Fox will star in two se 1985 hit Back to the

Future, in which he had the role of a young time traveller. They willbe filmed this spring and summer. by

Universal Pictures

Most of the cluding Lea Lloyd united

original co-stars, in Thompson. Tom Wilson

€hristopher and will be. re. The sequels are schedule@for release this winter and next summeg

the studio announced

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cileneh BREAST REGGE Ss eee og

VERNON NE’ VERNON, B.C,

was 10 years 100 early

said of her appearance. **

nings including two cars of the border trade agres within 10y

ars

had e: and bought tickets in advance. to get into the studio.

shirt,’* she recalled said L was a maternity nurse, bination.”

pay income tax on the money

(CP) — The price was right for Vernon Jubilee Hospital maternity nurse, but the timing

Ruth McElroy, 47, won a silver showease grand prize on the popular TV show The Price is Right

“I think | made a complete fool of myself," she Italk alot withmy hands.” Unfortunately, she will have to sell most of Ker ear in the United States because federal tax Wound Nave tobe paid or bottrsides With the implementation of the free. ent, new car. import duty will be removed

The retail value of her winnings was $41,000 U.S.

The curly-haired- McEtroy orginally went to Los Angeles on a holiday with her son in mid-January She artier decided to attend a taping of the game show Then she waited I !

**Iwas dressed like a slob ina Mickey Mouse sweat ‘They must have liked it when I and maybe it was the com.

Using an agent, McElroy will sell the items, which are still in Los Angeles, at their wholesale value and ex Pects to receive about $22,000 US. She will still have to

Nurse wins prize

By DAWN WICKSTROM

der duty-free.

benefits

days

yelling

If she had brought the prizes across the border, she would have paid $14,000 in U.S. taxes plus 28 per cent of their value in Canadian taxes.

In 10 years, McElroy would be’ able to drive the American-made Ford Probe home duty-free made in the United States would also pass over the bor

Duty would still have to be paid gn the stereo. Toyota Supra and anything else foreign-made Import duty on a new car currently is about nine per cent Under the free-trade pact, it will be reduced one , Percenta year until itis eliminated But even though McElroy has to sell the prizes, she says she’s delighted because the money will allow her to buy a new car of her choice and give her children some

I've given and given all these years. chink this is my reqard ina way.”

McElroy won the Ford Probe in the golf putting event, and the Toyota Supra by out-bidding another top winner in the final showcase. $4,000 of the actual cost

She said her one regret about the prog will be broadcast Feb. 15, is that she didn't hug and kiss game show host Bob Barker

“It Was so exciting. Everybody in the audience was And when I got back to the hospital everybody wanted to share in my joy.””

under the free-trade agreement,

Any of her other prizes

* she said. “1

Her bid came within

1, which

Theatre in rehearsal

Nelson Little Theatre is currently in rehearsal with Neil Simon's 1973 Broadway hit, The Good Doctor. The play is Simon's adaptation. of several short stories written by Anton Chek h

Having always had desire to pen a classic comedy or revue, Simon had never discovered a suitable furmula until he stumbled across Chekhov's short story Death of a Government

where Chekhov begins, the release says

The play's title refers to the fot-so-well-known fact that Chekhov was a successful medical doctor long

stops and Simon

,

February 8, 1989 Castlegar News ar

New AIDS study released

WASHINGTON(AP) -The AIDS epidemic in the United States will ex. tend well into the next century, and to combat it extensive sex surveys must be conducted, sex education in plain language must be made available and condoms widely distributed, said a study released today The study by the National Research Council says the U.S. war against acquired immune deficiency syndrome and the virus that causes it, human immunodeficiency virus or HIV, is handicapped by outdated data on the sex habits of Afnericans and by poor studies on precisely how many people now carry the AIDS virus.

The study said public health authorities have a ‘pressing national need"’ for statistics gathered in a variety of surveys, including AIDS blood tests from a wide segment of the

population, such as gewborns and women seeking abortions, and for well-designed studies of homosexuals, prostitutes and intravenous drug users, some of the major risk groups for the disease

The United States, faces a long, difficult battle against the AIDS virus and tKat efforts will con:

the study said,

tinue even after a cure is found.

“The struggle to retard the spread of HIV is likely to persist well into the next century,"’ the study said, ‘Im proved understanding and prevention of the behaviors that Spread HIV. AIDS will be needed — not ony in the short run;,.but in the decades. that

ical breakthrough as

follow any me well.” PASS A MILLION tralso-noted:**HIV-is-atready-sub U.S the number of people

stantially seeded in the population who are now infected may surpass one million — and the virus is likely to con tinue to spread, if not in epidemic form, then in a persistent, more stable endemic form.’

The dations aimed at gathering infor mation on how AIDS is spread, as well

study includes recommen

as the use and effectiveness of behavior modifi Among the recommendations * Blood tests for AIDS among all babies born in the country womenseeking abortions at clinics

ation programs.

and among * ‘Vigorous programs" of research into U.S. sexual habits, inchiding sex

outside of marriage, between people of

the same gender, with people-of both

genders, with’ prostitutes, and ariations in sexual among the various types of séxual par

"It also said the sexual habits

techniques

tnerings of people Who inject drugs should be studied

* Expanded programs toteach injection” techniques to drug users. Needle-sharing among drug users is thought. tobe a-major-way-in- which AIDS is spread

° That available to all sexually active per sons”’ and that a study be conducted to

condoms be ‘‘readily

determine how effective condoms and spermicides are in lowering the risk of HIV infection

* That sex education on preventing AIDS be “available in clear, explicit language in the idiom of the target audience."

© That.treatment be available for all sexually transmitted diseases which are thought to speed the spread of AIDS.

© That television networks provide public methods of avoiding AIDS, and that thé¥ accept condom advertisements.

AIDS is a disease that-destroys the body’s immune system and its ability

more service messages on

Passengers, crew feared dead in air disaster

to fight infection. Patients usually die of infections or cancers

The disease is usually spread but also blood

a Pregnant woman to

through sexual contact

through contact with blood,

Products oF Fre

her child Most of the victims in the United

States are homosexuals or intravenous

but the Wisease has been

drug users, spread through heterosexual contact,

contaminated blood transfusions and

from mother to newborn.

The National Research Council isan arm of the National Academy of Scien: ces, a private, nonprofit group that advises the government on scientific

matters

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For Simon, the play represented a

Simon eo gan for Major departire trom the _ Wy” ee ~ h _ : early” Chekhov who, prior to his ary comedies with which he had il emergence as a’ master dramatist,

achieved prominence, according to a news release from Nelson Little The.

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wrote hundreds of short stories for

various Russian publications, the re-

lease_says. It -is_this early work according to Simon, which so elo: quently. captures the . comic and serious sides of the 19th Century Russian bourgeoisie

Serving as the ‘‘link’’ between

Chekhov's stories arid Simon's: play is the speech from Chekhov's drama, The Sea Gull, which depicts “the

author and pla aywright, Directed _by—Gus Bas— Doctor’ will be performed in Feb. 16, 17 and 18. The

comprised of cight—vignettes ing with

Nelson play is open

The Sneeze and progresses

throwgh-Fhe-GovernessFhe-Sedire tion, The Drowned Man, The Audi tion, The Defenscless Creature, The

Arrangement, and with The Writer.

The cast includes Bruce Fran Patterson Mark Andrews in a variety of roles, with Neal McKenna as the

concludes

Ormond

Laurie Jarvis, and

writer.

CASTLEGAR NEWS writer’’ as a compulsive observer and narrator who weaves together, in a 365-7266 consumer of life. The collaboration is variety of guises, the eight short remarkable in that it is difficult to tell scenarios a SHAW CABLE 10SCHEDULE and discussed the justice reform com- program was produced by: Nelson

Feb. 8, 1989 Sp:m. (Wed) 9 a.m. (Fri tha-m.tSun) Valdy in concert — The performance in Nelson some years ago by this well known Canadian singer was taped by Shaw Cable

p.m. (Wed) 1 a.m_ (Eri) 1 p.m. (Sun) Chamber Chat — Gn this mon th’s show host Laura Metcalf previews the upcoming events and highlights the past activities of the Trail Cham ber. This program inctudesan address by Howard Dirks to a Rotary and Chamber luncheon held in Trail

7:45 p.m. (Wed) 11:45 a.m. (Fri) 1:45 p.m. (Sun) B.C. Winter Games Preview — Host Art Maxwell inter views the: men’s and ladies curling Mike Pozin and Betty Agnew. This program was produced by Shaw Cable in Nelson 8:15 p.m. (Wed) 12:15 p.m. (Fri) 2:15 p.m. (Sun) The Leading Edge — This mini-documentary showcases

chairmens

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8:50 p.m. (Wed) 12:50 p.m. (Fri) 2:50 p.m. (Sun) Castlegar Chamber Lun- Attorney General Bud a chamber luncheon

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Arts Council receiving entries

The Nelson and District Arts Coun: cil is now receiving entries for the 10th Annual Kootenay-Boundary Regional Juried Art Exhibition

All artists and artisans living in the West Kootenay-Boundary region are invited to submit recent work for the exhibit, tq be held at the Chahko-Mika Mallin Nélson March 5-23

The exhibition is sponsored by the Assembly of British Columbia Arts Councils and the West Kootenay Regional Arts Council. A professional jury will select a number of works of outstanding quality to be exhibited at

CRIDA

the British Columbia Festival of the Arts in Chilliwack in May

Entry forms are being distributed through the 10 arts councils in the West Kootenay region, and through local galleries and craft outlets. Forms must be postmarked by Feb. 14

For entry forms, or further infor AMauon, contact vour local ats cette cil, or Alex and Linda at the Student Union Building, Nelson

An opening reception will ke held at 1 p.m. Sunday March $, The public is invited. The exhibition will be open during mall hours until March 23

“The Good ~

SANTA —MARTASAZORE (REUTER) — Alll 144 people aboard a

Dominican Republic and lett Bergamo at_11_ a.m, local time (Sa.m. EST).

TOR“ aN emer pene before the crash.

Tanding shortly

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chartered US. jetliner_flying from Italy were feared killed today when the plane crashed into a mountaif on San ta Maria island in the Portuguese Azores, official Portuguese sources

A spokesman at Bergamo airport east of Milan said in a telephone inter view the Independent Air jetliner was carrying 137 passengers, all Italian, and aseven-man American crew

The Boeing 707 was on route to the Dominican Republic from Bergamo, Italy, when it crashed as it tried to land at Santa Maria airport in the mid Atlantic, Portuguese sources said.

The airport spokesman said the charter, organized by Italian tour companies, was headed for the

*‘Two bodies have already been recovered and there Survivers-among the 137

appear to be no

passen

and seven crew,"’ an officiaLat the San-

ta Maria rescue service said pent peapte sand they sane the— plane crash into a mountainside and eatch fire about seven kilometres from the airport.” the officialadded HELP ARRIVES

Portuguese naval vessels with medical teams steamed to the island. one of the most remote of the Azores 1,900

Portuguese

arcipelago which lies about kilometres west of the mainland

Local government sources on the nearby island of Sao Miguel said the pilot Kad asked the airport to prepare

No_more details were immediately available and communications with ta Maria island, which’ has-afew Thousand ihabitants, were hampered by the flood of calls

atthe crastrout have no direct information on it,”’ a U.S. Embassy spokesman in Lisbon said.

Independent Air's office in Smyrna, Tenn. issued the following statement n Independent Air flight from Italy, carrying 137 Italian tourists and a crew of seven, has been reported to have crashed on approach at Santa Maria in the Azores. The flight was bound for the Dominican Republic. Additional informatic be made available when known.”

Bergaino,

will

Institute unveiled

KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CP) Solicitor General Angus Ree opened a $29.4-million regional corfection cen. tre_outside Kamloops on Tuesday, saying the 160-bed institution is ‘the state of the art’’ in prison facilities

Located eight kilometres west of the city, the 11,632-square-metre medium security prison replaces a small jail, built as a temporary measure in 1966. The new prison is called the Kamloops Regional Correctional Centre

Ree said the project came in $137,000 under budget and five mon. ths ahead of schedule. It will employ a staff of 108 and generate an estimated $1.2 million annually for the local economy

The federal government contributed $5.9 million to the project, which will house 30 federal and 130 provincial The first prisoners are scheduled to arrive Monday computer-driven

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Prisoners will move Without escorts between rooms in the two-storey rein forced building cameras monitor prisoner movements along interlocking Rallways

Ree and other

concrete Video

color-coded

dignitaries toured the

facility's pastel-colored “‘living

units," many of which are carpeted

The inspection included the facility's

full-size gumnasium and weight room and a fully shop.

equipped woodworking

He said the Kamloops prison heralds anew era in British Columbia correc tions, and drew comparisons with the aging Lower Mainland Correctional Centre, known as Okalla Burnaby, B.C

prison, in

“I've seen Okalla, and assure you it is nova place for our prisoners or our corrections officers...Okalla's demise

is long overdue,"’ Ree said

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