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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1986
Page
2
This newspaper invites letters on topics of local interest for publication. Readers must include a real signature and address, no pen names or anonymous submissions. The editor may condense or reject letters and will return them only in unusual cases.
John F Noonan DTM is keynote speaker at the Fall Divisional Conference in Dawson Creek on October 25 with a day of speeches from Prince George Cranbrook and other District 21 members. Attendees may join the day session or the full conference and banquet including a Humorous Speech Contest. Alberta residents encouraged to attend.
Health and transport experts urge Ottawa to enact a federal non-smokers protection act covering federally regulated travel. The proposal would mandate non-smoking areas on planes trains ferries and interprovincial buses and extend protections to airports and railway stations. Supporters argue bold action could curb passive smoke risks and reduce enforcement ambiguities.
Sir Lancelot the nine year old mallard at Drake University was trained to respond to words through shaping and fading. Under psychologist Kenneth Lloyd, Lance learned seven words and can peck at cards showing those words, though reading as humans do remains technically incorrect.
Former Baltimore Colts defensive end Bubba Smith says he stopped appearing in Lite Beer commercials after seeing kids chant beer slogans at his alma mater's homecoming. He had teamed with Dick Butkus in the late 1970s, finding fame as a comically tough duo. He recalls choosing to quit when the money no longer justified risking public image.
The Ontario and federal governments sign a joint agreement to invest 30 million in conservation and alternative energy projects. Energy Minister Marcel Masse says conservation and alternative energy offer opportunities to cut costs, create jobs, and boost Canadian exports despite falling oil prices.
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