BC food and agriculture growth potential outlined
A policy-oriented piece highlights consumer behavior studies and how retailers can improve service. It argues Canada British Columbia should raise production by about 50 percent by 1990, expand marketing, explore offshore markets, and leverage a 36 million acre agricultural base to meet more beef, veal, and pork needs while advancing technology and storage to grow the sector.
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Oberle Addresses PRMA Meeting Highlights Chetwynd Support
Oberle spoke as guest at the Peace River Municipal Association gathering. He praised Chetwynd’s progress, noted his long association with the community, and discussed involvement in its planning. The group debated press access, with a majority favoring reporting, and considered a local versus Vancouver seminar for newly elected officials to reduce costs.
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Not Guilty Plea and Court Dates Reported
Ronald Letendre pleads not guilty to two charges with a March 24 court date set. David Bowe requests waiver of charges to Prince George after failing to appear. Casey Horseman faces a warrant. Kevin Groves fined 25 for seatbelt noncompliance dated December 17, due by January 31. Danny Mosher failed to appear and seeks waiver for a guilty plea to Prince George. Greg Davenport, 19, pleads guilty to marijuana possession, fined 150 with 10 days to pay by March 31, plus 25 under motor vehicle act. Meeting in Vancouver valued around 700. Proposals for a highway from Tumbler Ridge to Kamloops discussed. deemed impractical. Mayors of Peace River region to address garbage disposal. P.R.M.A. to seek an additional judge as only two serve local courts, risking delays. Human Resources kept as Emergency Social Services director. North East Coal Promotion package discussed with North Central support sought.
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Japanese gas sale to Japan eyed by Canada end of month
Canadian industrialist William Richards says Ottawa will likely approve LNG exports to Japan by month end. Dome Petroleum plans a Prince Rupert LNG plant and port after signing a 2.9 million tonne a year, 20 year deal with Nissho Iwai. Five Japanese utilities may fund financing.
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