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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1992
Page
5
Crimestoppers seeks information on a 4x4 All Terrain vehicle set ablaze in the Radar Lake area between 5 00 pm and 5 22 pm on December 8 1991. Call 782 TIPS 8477 with any details. Confidentiality guaranteed and rewards up to 2000 may apply for tips leading to the solving of this crime.
A small newspaper card advertises Peoples Drug Mart on 5024 50th Ave Chetwynd B C serving customers with baby products. The box number 728 and contact 788 3393 are shown for inquiries.
The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia projects a 19 percent premium increase in 1992 to cover higher claims costs. Factors such as vehicle value, age, use, location, coverage type, and claim rating influence rates. Comprehensive premiums rise due to more wind shield, vandalism, and theft claims.
ICBC adds two rate classes for to and from work or school driving under 15 km. One class covers work or school trips with part of the journey by public transport. From February 1, vehicle ratings may affect premiums under these re rating changes. Driver point premiums rose February 1, 1992, with five or more points triggering higher charges. Theft claim payments climbed 46 percent from 1990 to 1991, from 26 million to 38 million.
GCO0OD NEWS notes that Underinsured Motorist Protection UMP is now included with basic Autoplan coverage providing up to 2 million per insured for injuries or death caused by motorists with insufficient insurance. It recalls that last year 90 percent of eligible BC motorists bought UMP as optional coverage and states that as of February 1 1992 every...
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