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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 03, 1990

Page

5

Rose To Stand Trial For Murder Early In New Year

Former Chetwynd resident Andrew Rose, 41, of Sundance Manitoba, will appear in Supreme Court Prince George January 7 1991 for a 58 day trial on two counts of second degree murder in the deaths of Bernd Goericke 27 and Adrea Scherept 22. Bodies found October 6 1983 off Highway 97 west of Chetwynd. Both shot in head. Victims last seen hitchhiking toward Chetwynd from Dawson Creek. Rose arrested in Manitoba and escorted to Prince George by RCMP.

Chetwynd Andrew Rose Sundance Manitoba Supreme Court Prince George Rose Bernd Goericke Adrea Scherept Highway 97 Dawson Creek RCMP

Not Everyone Feels Green Dear Editor

A letters column debates the green movement themes with quotes from BC Tel, Paul Gorge, Alston Chase, Dr. David Suzuki, Paul Watson, Dave Foreman, and Frederick Turner. The writer argues against sacrificing human welfare for radical environmentalism while praising Turner’s critique of Foreman's metaphor.

BC Tel Western Canada Wilderness Committee Paul Gorge Alston Chase Earth David Suzuki Canada Vancouver Paul Watson Sea Shepherd Society Dave Foreman Earthfirst Frederick Turner University of Texas Mr. Foreman

Tis The Season For Just Thinking

A reflective piece urges self focus to improve personal lives which will in turn aid others. It contends priorities shift yet living well is key and warns against judging others while noting the limits of human knowledge and the enduring value of individual freedom. It encourages responsible, modest self-interest to better the world.

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