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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 25, 1992

Page

7

Press rights clash with mayor over caption and free speech

The Chetwynd Echo defends publishing a caption and an on the street remark that “all politicians are crooks.” Mayor Charles Lasser demanded a retraction, but the paper says it serves news and upholds freedom of speech, not goodwill for council.

Aslam Charles Lasser Chetwynd Echo Bridgewater Lasser Echo Forestry Capital Week Joe Blow Mulroney Chetwynd

Airmada cancels most aviation events this year

Dear Editor, due to the current economy sponsorship support for Alaska Highway Rendezvous 92 is less than anticipated. The Airmada vintage aircraft show is cancelled while all other aviation events including the Alaska air shows in Fort St. Pete and Whitehorse July 26 and the Wings Over the North reenactment July 11 in Fairbanks remain on, though some programs are affected. Terry Thompson Executive Director.

Pe P Alaska Highway Fort St. Aepete Whitehorse North Fairbanks

Finding a true perspective on forest harvest and future

A letter to the editor by retired forest industry figure J. Clayton Collins questions current forest management in BC. He cites a 46.5 percent potential cut reduction urged by Sandy Peel, suggests industry and public reforms, notes 1987 reforestation laws, and honors environmentalists as ancestors guiding park preservation.

Echo Forest Resource Commission Sandy Peel Banff Jasper Waterton Lakes

Danger Signs and Fear of Nazi Style Rule

A speaker warns truckers and police to recognize dangerous road ideas and criminal plots, arguing the country edges toward fascist dictatorship. He urges questioning authorities and resisting petty laws amid alleged government overreach and harassment.

R.C.M.P

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Airmada Terry Thompson J. Clayton Collins Jim Ross
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