' "Page A16 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, Decembor 5, 1990

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FORMER TERRACE resident Dianne Simpson, now living. in
Prince George, returned recently for a visit and took advan-
tage of Saturday's art association Christmas craft fair to

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TERRACE — A B.C. Supreme ‘
Court Justice sentenced a
Hazelton man to four years in
prison Nov. 16 for the 1989 kill-
ing of his estranged: common-
law wife.

David Willard Sims, 37, had
eurlier been found guilty by jury

of the lesser offence of :

manslaughter following the July ‘
20, 1989 stabbing ‘death ‘of -his
common-law wife - Katherine
Hazel Angus. Sims.‘had -been
charged with second-degree
murder.

Justice William Scarth called

the killing ‘‘an act of violence of: -

a most dastardly nature,”’ But
he added the court must no “act
in retribution.”

Angus died in front of her
Kispiox home from a knife
wound to her back during an

‘altercation. with Sims. She also :

‘suffered two non-fatal slashes
ito her left-arm .and breast.

‘ Crown prosecutor Declan
Brennan had asked for a L4: to
‘16-year prison” term, "calling

‘Sims a ‘‘dangerous individual”

| who: should be locked away.

' Sims was under a court order |

‘to stay” away from Angus the
‘night of the killing, Brennan
“noted, adding that the killing
took Place in front. of the
woman’, s five-year-old daughter
and that Sims “‘basically left her
to. die in the road.”

Defence lawyer Carlie
-Trueman had argued Sims did
not realize he killed her, She
also said his lengthy criminal
recard is mostly alcohol-related
with no evidence of violent
behaviour.

Unity treaty delayed

TERRACE — Plans last week
by northwest native leaders to
look over draft terms for 4 unity

- treaty have been put off for two

weeks.
Several leaders had schedules

that conflicted with the planned:

Nov. 30 date, said Nisga’a
Tribal Council executive direc-
tor Rod Robinson, I

Leaders who met here nearly
a month ago at a first session to
discuss the treaty said it will pre-

sent a common front fram
which to approach land claims
negotiations,

They also said it will affirm
oral treaties that exist between
northwest tribal groups.

Represented at that first
meeting were the Nisga’a, the
Tsimshian, the

Gitksan-Wet’suwet’en, the’

Haidi, the Haisla from Kitimaat
and observers from the Tahltan
to the north,

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- TERRACE — Two Prince
George residents were killed
Nov. 19 when a 4 x 4, one ton
truck they were in went off the
! road west of New Aiyansh into
the Nass River. | ;
% Initial. indications from ex-
‘amining . tire tracks are that the
driver of the truck may have
fallen asleep, said. Corporal
Mike Morris of the New
Aiyansh RCMP,

“There's a steep drop off
there,” said Morris. '‘The truck
wasn’t travelling fast. The
tracks gradually go off to the
right side of the road.”

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proximately 10 feet going down
to the river begins six inches to a
‘foot from the right hand side of
the road.

Dead are Giufeppe Milani
and Giovanni Mior of Joe and
John Concrete Finishing Ltd. of
Prince George. They are

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_ presumed to have drowned.
The truck was recovered ‘in
approximately 15 feet of water

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belonging to the Terrace search
and rescue unit, said Morris.

He said the accident was
reported when a road.
maintenance foreman noticed
the tracks leaving the road the
morning of Nov: 20.

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