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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 1983
Page
3
A opinion piece argues abortion raises a moral dilemma between mother and unborn child. It criticizes casualties of contraception failure and advocates prevention before conception, opposing abortion as a remedy for unwanted pregnancies.
Researchers at National Jewish Hospital report a vocal cord disorder mimicking asthma in eight to ten million Americans. Nine cases were seen in 22 months, with the cords constricting to block air briefly. Treatment may involve speech therapy and the disorder’s cause remains undetermined.
Rainy Friday at the Tourist Information Centre drew a record sixty nine visitors. Counselors report a flood of inquiries about travel north of Fort St John as the day’s traffic peaked.
Letter to the editor details an itemized Grad Class of C S S budget with accounts receivable of 3768.43 and payable of 3027.78 leaving a 240.65 balance. The note notes plans to turn over the balance to the class of 1984 amid references to local road accidents and a medical study in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Alaska Northwest Publishing Company released a new guide and cookbook titled Alaska Wild Berry Guide and Cook Book. It covers nearly 950 berries with photos, descriptions, recipes, preservation tips, and safety notes. Includes example recipe Cranberry Luscious and ordering details with prices.
The 1983 Provincial Summer Youth Employment Program helped Farm and Business operators create 247 short term jobs and 18 more in tourist info centers museums and the college. Initial allocation was about 207600 with an extra 84360 later. Other programs include Industrial Training Women's Non Traditional Employment and Disabled Persons training. Employers are asked to contact the Apprenticeship and Employment Training Branch at 1201-103rd Ave Dawson Creek 782-5296.
The piece notes marriage is resurging after a period of disfavor in the late 1960s and 1970s. It outlines core rules: banns on two consecutive worship days or a marriage license from Vital Statistics, license validity of three months, and new option for a bridge surname. Civil and religious ceremonies are supported with relaxed scheduling and minor-age parental consent provisions.
The Belgrade UNCTAD conference ended with deep disappointment from Third World delegates as debates failed to narrow rich and poor country differences. The United States dissociated from the final statement, Britain West Germany and Japan voiced reservations, and no Belgrade Declaration was issued.
Black bears visited workshops at the Quintet Mine Site on Wednesday June 29, 198. A spokesperson said the bears likely wanted to inspect the work and play with workers. They eventually left with assistance from staff.
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