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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1997
Page
4
The Chetwynd Echo invites letters focused on a single point with a guideline of about 200 words. Unpublished letters may become story ideas for reporters. The paper may edit letters for brevity topicality and libel. Pseudonym writers should include a phone number and address for authorship verification.
Kathy Johnson argues to keep the Darkroom open, praising 130 teens inside and blaming a few for issues. She urges supervision, breathalyzer presence, and possible community service for damages, while noting legal drinking age is 19. She asks to protect responsible youths and prevent blanket punishment.
Editor letters discuss Catholic Church guidance on divorced Catholics remarrying without sex in the new relationship. A CCBC official clarifies no reference to sexual relations exists in official care recommendations and cites a misinterpretation by a Rome-based journalist. The writer urges verification before criticizing Vatican statements.
Daniel Jarvis MLA condemns the NDP push for no fault auto insurance saying it strips BC residents of the right to sue, shifts compensation to a WCB style panel, and disproportionately harms women including those on maternity leave. The Liberal amendment expressing regret was opposed by NDP MLAs.
A Chetwynd teen defends Romito's dances saying fights happen outside, notes rules ban drugs and alcohol, and argues teens are unfairly labeled as troublemakers. She urges listening to youths who seek constructive activities and volunteer efforts rather than finger pointing.
Ken Hardie analyzes ICBC's 1996 year end figures showing injury claims near 1.3 billion and damage costs at 846 million, amid calls for reform. He notes rising pain and suffering awards, crime prevention proposals, and the push to tackle both injury and damage costs to lower premiums.
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