A6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 15, 1999

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Jear Sir: and barely meet funding requirements for ' oe ‘formation please coll Jane at '
Dan Miller stated at outset that he’d just their operaling budgets let alone capital For registration and fee in 1594. -
be there as interim acting Premier to works needs, Yet in Prince Rupert and the 638-

preside over their leadership race, uurture
public trust but not make any major moves.

Well guess what - that isn’t the Mr. Miller
I’ve come io know so well and no fie’s not
about to disappoint me, nor especially his
hometown fans. The latest dramatic gratu-
ilous acl for Prince Rupert is au $8 million
capital works expansion of their Northwest
Community College campus in the port
city.

This scems illogical when we've seen

public schools K-12 budgels in Coast
Mountain District 82 slashed with less stu-
dents during the economic downturn, cach
lost student from this area amounting to
about $5000 less per year to their budgets.
We've seen NWCC campuses in Terrace,
our norlhwest hub centre; Hazellon, Hous-
ton, Kitimat, and Smithers go thranugh cuts

North Coast region where student numbers

have more’ significantly decreased we ow ©

wilness new, big lime expenditures.

T imagine Mr.Miller wauts to anchor his
longterm MLA stalus for North Coast into
infinity, maybe even a lifelong tenure at his
own college .as‘-a honourary” professor
demeritus of jurassic socialism, antiquated -
labour relations: and’ public bail-outs
classes. ,

Canmore truckloads of our money be. far
off for Mr. Miller’s other Dan-doggles like
a highway and bridge connector to Licir air-
port® and néarby communities, more pulp
mill handouts ora venture into North Sea
style petrolcunt drilling extractions in the
Hectate Straits?

sos Gerry Ibloomer,
Lakelse Lake, B.C.

simply un-bear-able

Dear Sir:
Regarding the story in your Sept. 1 issue

was casy pickings for them.

kept out entirely by electric fences, bears
naturally turned to residential areas.

government that is flat broke.

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an fines for altracling bears. There, were always a few bears in or- exciting
The fine of a maximum $50,000 and jail chards and gardens in the rural areas, but
for having something in your yard thal at- uot the number there are now. NEW FALL LINES '
tracts bears is beyond all reason. I think the best control is to allow more h.
It is a typical cxample of over kill by the hunting at appropriate times, probably fall, arriving soon. -
government. Anyone growing a garden or = This must be very selective as the cubs .. : is
having small fruits (raspberries, ctc.} is i- are fully dependent on the mothers until ; ~~ eee en . : M
able under this amis Bill 63. ) well into the second year and cannot sur- FREE ton latest lgital Come in and | "
People with fruit trees are especially vive on their own. technology, you can i
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and also severcly damage trees. The prob- conceived Bills, such as Number 63, are 8x1 oO Portrait* select and take sited e
lem started with garbage dumps where it going to be passed to raise money for a ~your cholee of pave -ritone offer per sabjon ame clay. ome me 2 (0). 6 (0) * % Oia :

After being physically chased out, then

Why target

Dear Sir:

The general conception of war brings the
confrontation of two or more opposing
armed forces in conflict with one auother.

With all this technology, guided missiles,
rockets, bombs, smart weapons, why is it

that;these trained killers concentrate their”

wrath on the defenseless civilian populace?
Where is the heroism in such gross

apalhetic disregard for life?

Don Cooper, Terrace, B.C,

1: 5 i = 4
Civilians:

T wonder what title would be appropriate
for these indiscriminate killers of innocent
people and the destruction of — their
amenities of life. ....°

Those piloting the aircraft, direcling, mis-
siles, smashing citics, villages, homes,
while all the time safe from acquiring even

a scratch are only due for the grossest, ob-
noxious referral possible.

Douglas Bulleid, Terrace, B.C.”

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