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By KEITH ALFORD
> ot: Herald Steff Writer

- TERRACE— What - is sure to- be
‘Terrace’a ‘most visible construction
projéet ja scheduled to start June 15 and be.

allow. the hospital to make places for them.

‘Terraceview. has received the go abead”:

~ Skeenaview and move the patients, away
‘trom their home area,-the notes.
~ Skeenaview will be demolished in phases

Corporation: ‘and the ministry of health. |

up to $3.5. million... - However, : the “:
‘Terraceview . society . sat tee he
e seeking seale
selva nse ee will recelve ‘his ‘capital - - ~. that will remain is the craft shop whieh has
plus interest at the end of the ‘mortgage . heen‘ designated a heritage ‘. site. .
period. ‘Terraceview is seeking the lowest | am » Skopnaview | was originally built during
rate of interest on those bids. -
So far 16 contracts have’ ‘been let. HEH *
Buildings: will do the* excavation - and
substructure work, ‘Karar nstructqn=
will do the framing and exterior finished
carpentry, Telkwa Roofing will put-the top
on, Dave's Plumbing. has the thechani¢al -

“erected. The only part of the old complex

2 town,’ Also on-the site will be the town’s
oe heritage village witha planned total of five
' uildings: The Kalum Lake Pioreer Hotel

“and Is’ now being reconstructed.‘

* of 875° people.

Gordon ‘Galbraith,
_ administrator, : gays his ai employs i]
-- Fegular staff. Twenty-two. le are

wiring contract: and Beutle ‘Masonry bas

. the stone work job. . an
. Two other: contracts are allt to be'let.
One ia for landecaping: " The other: is for

“fins been filling vacant positions with

* -auaillary staff who work full-time, receive

"full -wages but not quite the same benefits
as regular staff.

"The ministry of health and the BCGEU

- have been negotiating future jobs for, the

Care rehitects for the new facility. are”
Davidson-Yuen Partnary of Varicouver.

Terraceview. has been, bn ‘the planning —
atages since 1977. The new facility is being —
planned for 55 beds. However, the kitchen —
and other core components are being built
to handle 100 patients... ‘The building is ©
designed so two additional wings can be .
‘added in the future-to make the facility

. relocated ih other government iministries,

- wal just leave. :

Currently there are. 72° patients at
Skeenaview. No one id sure where the

overflow of 17 patients will go when the” at the present Skecnaview. facility.

‘When ‘asked if he. could”

“influencing” because | wa’ agenty which'Gould be used |B .
- too broad. Ho eaid he-would” -a8 8 model; ‘Broadbent sald prey

"He 0 shld be felt that after’
the’ - - Watergate, the U.S. Senate |
Canadian ‘eitileal ayatem,. . wor important reforms and. -

' Organization * ‘guerrillas ‘in government was trying to”

ae : Tew ‘facility opens.’ Mitts: Memorial has
. os ‘been irying to get the ministry of health to
Norma King, Terraceview’ Society. 1
president, says it. is only because of
-réommunity Involvement that the facility:

_ got on the drawing hoards, The ministry of
. hedith originally: “wanted to. élose’

. asthe new Terraceview building is. ‘
police -*

+: World War It to house troops stationed In.

| bas beep relocated to the Skeenaview area .
The new Terraceview : staff will consist
» Skeenayiaw :

' chissified os auxillary,”. Kyiowing’ the.
” facitity would soon be closing, Skeenaview

. - atagt, that will be laid off. Some wilt be
“some will take early retirement and some

"The cost of patient care at Terraceview ”.
vail bo a little leis than half that required

million” a ane ‘which: has:

‘ been. allocated: for: ‘capital i

_ expenses: over ‘and above‘

the Crow subsidy shoul be: :
; 7e enter federal politics.

Spent now.

rum at the. leaderehip of the |
‘NDP party in B.C. after
‘Dave Barrett vacates the

- Position.
‘Broadbent, = meantime, ;
- sald again that he would like

the provincial party leader

between Arafat and hard-.

ners. in Syria and Libya.
‘into ~ of Arafat's’ ‘Fatah faction,

.. Qaim ‘the guerrilla chief in:
- Hot Committed to total war.’

Damaséus Z ‘Thursday | ‘and :

fhen- flew ‘to: Tripoli, the .
north “Lebanese Port °

pee (CP). = =

gaaiee “of “people.

taken Is for: questioning by

“police during “a. rald: this.

Heary

people were taken from the -
clinic to the’. downtown |

No-
of

. station:

chargesola _ umber

a, police cars pulled up in front .
‘of the building soon after the
“clinic opened.” .
. Uniformed and = plain: —
- clothes. officers sealed off
the building, watched by

anti-abortion, ‘ protesters.

who have been maintaining
a vigil: outside: the’ clinic
“since it opened early leat

month.
“Anti-abortion ~ crusader

‘ doe Borowski, who artived
‘ so0n after hearing about the ©

raid, said protesters Will not
‘move: from the front, cot

:

‘Classifieds

ame hee”

. Local world. sports.
“Comics, horose

_lsrael I beging crackdown i in ‘Lébanon:

Minister . Yasser - “Arafat, who - has”
‘Yitzhak’ Shamir ‘ that his - accused Libya, and, Syria 0 of.”

‘meet with Arafat.
The mutineers, members

with Israel, Which invaded “
Lebanon’ *. Jast June to
destroy the PLO’ B muerrille

~ Borowald,” who has:

| Jaunched | a legal challenge

of Canada’s ‘abortion law in.

‘a Regina court, ‘said he:is ©

- delighted’: — police have
moved ia. -

However, he sald it is only ©

a partial vietory and he

‘won't be happy until a
_padlock is placed. on the
clinic's doors.

: Morgentsler, in Montreal
whera he operates another
abortion’ clinic, sald he is
trying to contact his sup-
- porters in. Winnipeg.
- Hé sald he‘had no com-
ment ‘on. the police action. |
Morgentaler has said he
will! ‘open’ new “clinles in
‘several - other Canadian
~ cities.
Abortions areonly legal in
Canada when perforthed at
an accredited hospital after
approval by- an abortion,
commilttee. Pa
Attorney General Roland
‘Penner has sald Morgen-
taler wost't get any special

* treatment under the law. —

aa

one

“flames at Cincinnatl altport

Thureda: iTing 23 of the 48

of :them. Canadians, were
tahen to area hospitals after...
the plane, Flight ‘7 from
Dallas-Fort © “Worth, - to.

=, in'geats and in the
: alales, : some burned beyond -

“Tt waa the secand tlmé in

. as many months (hat an Ali
| Canada DC9 was Involved
7 io an ‘aviation, accident.

At ..@*noon “news -con-

i ference in. Cincinnati; “Air
': Canada. spokeamar David
: Pember pralsed the plane's

Capt. Donald Cameron of
Montreal,

He identified the other
crew “members as Claude
Ouimet, also of Montreal,
and flight attendants Sergio
Bennetti, Judi Davidson,
and Laura Kayama, all of
Toronto. =

‘All five survived the fire.

’ Jack Barry, assistant
director of airport
| operations, said- at an

earlier “news conference .

today that all the victims
\ died within one minute after
landing. He. credited ‘the .

> erew, for | “getting. off: all .

‘those people who got off.”

“When you have this, you
have only a few seconds to
"get. out,” he said,” "T don’t .
‘know why some got out and

“gomne didn't.” ae

“started in a lavatory. The
“exact cause was unclear.
Alt Canada, officials don't

know what started the fire -

oF Where it started, airline -
spokesman Ted Morris told -
the: hoon news conference. -

- He also sald airline of-

~ ficlals don't know whether

the victims died while the
plane was In the alr or after
it landed, adding: ‘That's

- twhat the coroner Is doing to
. have to tell us."

- Morris sald the plane had
been equipped within the
last, year with "the most
modern of interiors” and
that Air bcgnada had never ~
had a fire: ot one of its. -

~ Bember said earlier he’.
had ‘tno reason to expect

anything untoward” about”

the cause of the fire.

“Audrey | Ruttan, 20, ‘of -

Midland, Ont., escaped onto
a wing after. the plane
-Janded and smoke filled the
‘cabin, _
* “There was no panic,
There was absolutely

’ nothing, Nobody screamed

or yelled. There were ig

were: - Mr.J.Burgess.

trying situation,’ * he sald of

. “h ‘went out on the. wing,

out: one’ of the exits,” she
sald, “You couldn't see

where you were going — ~ you

‘could feel: air."
But Barry Flower, an
* executive “of an’ Ottawa

electronica firm travelling
with two “co-workers who
were among the 23 who.

‘died, said

. He aald the ¢ crew reacted
quickly, ‘but the dense
smoke engulfed the plane

“and overcame

og moke was pourtng i wf
of the emergency exit.and

» from the door, and ‘smoke
was coming from the back:
just forward of the fin on the
__ left-handaide, ” Flower, 37

‘Other. Canatiians’ killed ©

Agincourt, |: Ont.,
Mr.P.Doyle , ‘of. ‘Burlington,
Ont., Mr.A.Dridul,
Mr.J:Hull,,  .‘Mr.G.Roher,
Mr.R.Helston sand -
Mr.R.Nicol, all of of
Toronto,.:Mr.¢.Drake and
Mr.G. Thom: ‘both of.
Peterborough, Ont:, Cocjlia
Korycki' of . Saskatoon,
Dieter Pohi- of Pickering, -
Ont, -

both of Garider, Nfld. =, :
The two other passengers
who died were identified as

Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Cox'of |

od

clothing of one of the pilots

of |

. Longview, ‘Tex ‘

In Ottawa, “Transport |

| Minister Jeux Lue’ Pepin |
and opposition : transport
spokesmen: expressed. their

condolences to the familites
of the victims, ~ 0. -?
Pember told the news
conference survivors were
being questioned by airline -
officials and members af

the. U.S. National: Tran-
passengers. ‘portation Safety Board. He

. " sereamed in.panic as acrid °

stnoke © filed | the plane's :

enbin,

sald the.FBI were’ also in-
volved but stressed’ their
invesiigation was routine.

‘Barry anid earller the

rescue unit, said the pilot's
last words to the control

tower “were, ‘I can't stem

oop

“He landed with

landed and the fire quickly.
spread when the plane was
on the ground, Barry said.

- Raymond Chalifoux, 23, a
“Montreal: "pollution control
engineer who was returning
from a Texas business trip,
_sald the oxygen masks did
ot come down from. the.

The pilot ¢ a
aE eA er ae Sona
“Indianapolis ‘at 7: oa" ty
and the, plane was. cleared.
for an immediate landing at
Cincinnati, the . nearest
airport, FAA spokeaman
Dennis Feldman said.

Fires controlled

Rainfall in many parts of

British Columbia Thursday

helped bring “two major |
fires under control. But with |
the rain‘ came lightning — —
and new problems.
“We had a really good
day,” said -forester Jim
Munn in Houston, where a
' 16,000-hectare”
‘started last weekend,
~ destroyed $1.2 billion worth

‘‘of lumber. and cost: over "
‘* gn evacuation alert. :

million. to-fight. . .
"It showered. ‘all day and

. that gave us time to have an

aggressive mop up.:.We

were able to get the guards:

around pretty well although
we’ye had..some: trouble
with. access because of
muddy. conditions.”
However, 8 news reloase
‘from the forest service said
Thursday that. increased

‘lightning in ‘the past two

days has resulted in more
than 40 new. fires. In the last
week there have been 224

’ new fires, bringing the total
so far this year to, 646, with ;

200 still burning, the forest
service reported, Both the

“Major fires so far in B.C.

this geason are Believed to

have been started by man. .

| Officials say lightaing is
the main cause of fires in
‘remote areas of
* province where people
rarely visit. In addition it is
much more difficult to fight
a fire in an isolated area
‘anime neces Umited.

pec Decal

fire - that.

the |

said the rain also has
created problems for crews
.on the fire lines.

It is turning access routes
into mud; which interferes
with transportation of crews

‘and: construction of fire
* guards, he said.

- Four hundred men fought

“the. fire just: south | of”
_ Houston,.a town of 9,800 in

‘the west-central. area «of
B.C., which had been pl

Fire . officials’ also
‘reported the danger had

paused with a 10,000-hectare -

fire along the Alaska High-

way that had threatened the

kilometers northeast of Fort |

St: Johns:
Mark Gibb’ of. the foreat

“service cald overcast skies

were oly 11 fires were still
burning across the
peovineé, about half the
number reported’ Wed-
nesday. The biggest fire, a
1,200-hectare blaze near the
oil town of Swan Hille 165

‘kilometres northwest of

Edmonton, was reported
under well under control.

Foreat officials there anid
the fire toll in Alberta so far

“this year is about. 2,500

hectares, compared to
about 3,000. hectares at the
same time last year.

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