Echo Letters Open for Reader Input and Verification
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Community Letter Voices Concern Over Personal Ads
Bernice Westgate from Chetwynd B C asks The Editor to remove adult personal columns and repeated faith advertisements from the paper, urging cleaner content for families and children. She questions the financial logic and calls for a community standard change.
Halloween decorations destroyed sparks neighborhood anger
Joan Clarke reports on October 30 her outside Halloween decorations were ripped up and some items stolen while neighbors’ yards looked neglected. Her two young sons were upset, and she questions parental guidance after a night of vandalism in a prideful, well-kept neighborhood.
Readers urged to send comments to Chetwynd Echo
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Gas price crunch critique cites rising Canadian costs
George Kalischak argues that while U S crude prices fell 40 percent from March 1997 to March 1998 and U S gasoline dropped 16 percent to 1.08 per gallon, Canadian prices rose or stayed high. He says taxes and logistics were constant and urges regulators to roll back prices and monitor the market.
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