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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 04, 1986
Page
2
Tim Sorchy reports on Norman C Prcce holding the role of publisher and sales director, with Chris Rand acting as editor and office supervisor. The brief note identifies the newspaper staff structure and recognizes Prcce’s leadership position.
This notice invites letters from readers on local topics. Include name and address, typed double spaced, signed, not anonymous. Submissions may be condensed or rejected. drop off at the Echo Office or mail to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 1JO.
The piece recalls the Space Shuttle tragedy with a personal sense of loss. It questions whether sending a civilian teacher into space was wise given publicity aims. It argues the choice appealed to a broad audience but suggests a medical researcher might have yielded more scientific benefit. It ponders future selections like a dentist or other civilian roles.
A reader argues the shuttle program has shifted from science and exploration to commercial and military aims. The piece decries rushed missions, cites a $5 billion annual cost, and urges NASA to return space to scientific objectives while honoring fallen astronauts.
January 28 meeting covered library expansion proposals under Expo Legacy and Proposal C funding. Mayor Lasser urged pursuing a 315000 expansion. library board asked for 100000. Chamber reps proposed altering 49th and Hwy.97 to improve traffic flow. regional reps discussed tourism funding. A subdivision plan from Charlene Nakuluk was reviewed. Tenders for southwest hazard beacon power line were awarded to Edward Power Line Company of Dawson Creek.
A woman writes about life under fear from ongoing domestic violence. She details severe physical abuse by her husband, including injuries, threats, and repeated assaults while noting their middle class life, education, and four children. The letter reflects a broader truth for many battered women and promises continuation.
Tim Sorchy joins Echo newspaper staff returning to Chetwyund after five years on the Island. He takes on reporter and assistant editor duties and invites the community to share news, letters, and photo submissions via the Echo office at 788 2246.
A note of thanks to friends and colleagues for condolences after a death. The writer recalls Frosty, known also as Snuffy, as a dear friend who will be missed and expresses gratitude to Mr. H for his care.
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