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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 21, 1984

Page

5

Umpire Clinic Offered in Chetwynd March 26 30

Recreation newsletter notes an umpire clinic in Chetwynd March 26 to 30 led by Robert Meyers from Prince George. Fee 25 dollars for exam writers. coaches and players may watch for 10 dollars without exam. Pre registration due March 21. contact Christine at 788-2121.

Chetwynd Robert Meyers Prince George B.C Christine Christine Meden

Teller machines tease thieves but rarely fail

Vancouver report notes automated teller machines seem tempting to steal from yet few criminals succeed. Some customers deny withdrawals after the fact while officials say losses are low. Bank spokesman cites about $200,000 in fraud last year across Canada on 350 machines, with over 30 million transactions overall.

Vancouver Klaes Secher Toronto Dominion Bank Canada

Up the Koyukuk Geographic Excerpt Overview

Cooperative edition on the Koyukuk region features Bill Sherwonit Terrence Cole Tisha Ulen Shirley English Walter Johnson and Joseph Agnese with a physical description of remote Koyukuk country. The text notes alpine splendors sparse vegetation abundant wildlife mining towns and subsistence villages amid color photographs highlighting remoteness and beauty.

Bill Sherwonit Anchorage Times Koyukuk Terrence Cole Alaska Journal Tisha Ulen Shirley English Walter Johnson Joseph Agnese

Red Hot Video appeal battles Canadian obscenity law

Red Hot Video’s appeal of a county court ruling upholding three counts of distributing obscene tapes proceeds toward the Supreme Court if needed. The case centers on vagueness of obscenity laws vs free expression, with costs estimated around $100,000.

Victoria Red Hot Video Canada Red Hot Ace Henderson Henderson Barry Sullivan Supreme Court of Canada

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