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a The Klon Highway —
. the only road access to the

DAWSON. cry,’ ‘Yukon
iCcP) — This historic god
rush ‘communily.. basked
under sunny skies and warm
peratures ‘Saturday, , but

. veal rnd relaxation were te

furthest from .

. things .
me rains of most of te 1200
oe 6 rceldents, —

tons began

.; in earnest. Saturday as

pene ee tullaign, that

Thursday.

“We're having a good tine
though, " sald Andre Carrell,
emergency f organ-
coordinator. “It's

today.”

norms mg ‘homes ali

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community — was ‘opened
Friday night, but authorltes
~were discouraging - - people
from travelling ‘the route
because accommodation and
supplies were limited.’

“Most of the. people are.
able to begin checking their
homes for damage,” Carrell
sald: “The roads. are
but a few are atill bloc by
buildings that were shifted

The water, which was around.’

forced over dikes on the ice-
jammed Yukon River,
‘washed out a 60-metre
section of the highway and
poured about: two: metres
deep in the city core

businesses and in some cases

knocking bulldings off .

foundations.

Residents were evacuated
to homes on’ an
hillside. Some senior eltizens

were flown to Whitehorse, *
’ 609 kilometres southeast of

here, and other persons
moved in with relatives in
athe communities.

He said large amounts of

‘water remained in some.

Rullies and ditches, Work
crewa from Dawson City and
Whitehorse were con-
centrating on repairing
water and sewer .mains

Saturday.

- Phe airlift of provisions
from Whitehorse conclud
Friday, and any other

necessary ‘supplies now W
be trucked in on the high-
way, Carrell said,

‘We have one week's
supply for 1,20) people and
the stores are. back in
operation 1 now on a limited

ss

basis, go we'll be all tabi for
a while,” he'said, |

_ Two separate ‘tests af
drinking water -confirmed
that the community's supply.
was contaminated’ and
residents were wamed to
bol) water before using it,

Carrellsaida claims office -

will be set up Monday in the-
senior citizens’: lodge’ to
handle requests for-aid.

The Yukon territorial
government earlier set aside
funds from its budget as a.

led disaster relief fund, . and:

Northern Affairs Minlster.

i] Hugh Faulkner said he had

placed a requést, with the
federal government for
financial assistance. _

Damage has
estimated at close to ®
million.

Inco union plans to vote.

TORONTO: (CR) — The
11,600 striking employees of
Inco Metals Co. in Sudbury,
Ont,,, will vote within the
next seven days on a new

contract that pe give *

them an of $3.50 an

hour In wages arid ‘benefits *

over three years, union
spokesmen “aid Sunday. *

Representatives’ of the
end Local 6590,

cona|
United Steelworkers : of
. America, which °

the mining and smelter
workers on strike since Sept.

15, signed memorandum of ~

settlement at a: downtown
hotel Sunday. :

The striking workers,
about 2,000 of whom have
found other jobs, are also to
eevee $900 in settlement

hen they retura, said
Blibert G t, head af the
union's bargaining com-

mittee. - oo

“Tt was. a terrifle strike
and a terrific settlement,”
said Gilchrist. a

“We achieved the things
people said were not
possible,” David Patterson,
resident of] Local 6500, told

4

a news conference fojlowing

signing.

Patterson said =the
strikers, including those who
have found other work, will
have 14 days following
ratification to return to work

_ those (Inco) gates they can

look anybody in the eye and.

say we made gains," Pat-

terson said.
Company spokesmen said

they would make no com-
ment unill after ratification.
: The base rate at Inco is to
Increaze to $7.50 ‘an hour
’ from $6 an hour by the end of
the agreement. A base rate
of $7.30 an hour is to take
effect upon ratification.

Most of.the benefits are to
take effect upon ratification,
unlon spokesinen said.

One of the key benefits is a
pension plan that will allow
workers to retlre. after 3
years service regardless of

age with a formula that, will.

result in highe Ons
ar aint the mike j
un con-
tract, ee a a
least three years service will

receive $270 a month in long-
term disabillty benefits from
the company. Union officials
said workers recelved no

long-term disability benefits

from the company under the
old contract,

Cost-of-living benefits will
give workers an additional
$1,65 an hour over the life of
the contract. This figure is

eaiculated in the ‘a0 in
wages and benefits the union
said the contract is worth,

' Stewart Cooke, director of
the union’s district 6, aid 14
of the union’s 16 member
negotiating committee
agreed to the terms of the
contract, and the other two
members were considering
t. .

Clark plans’ -
Indian policy |

Conservative Leader Jbé -
Clark pledged Sunday to
seek to change federal laws
which discriminate against
Indian women.

Outlining his party's policy
on women, Clark said a Con-
servative government would
ask the National Indian

Brotherhood to dramatically

up the process af

‘speed .
“drafting’a new Indian Act for
“consideration by the =

government and Parlia-

ment,
That would Include
provisions dealing with the

they ma try non-Indian
women.

Women's groups and the
tuman rights commission
say the act is clearly
discriminatory. But statis
Indians: have expressed
strong reluctance to remove
thia section from the act. .

Clark sald the’ Con-
servatives. would bring
together concerned parties.
to seek policies that would
“end the ‘egal
crimination against indian
women,”

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NOTICE TO PROVINCIAL VOTERS

British Columbia

~” Provincial General Election

_ May 10, 1979

| ” Under Section 101 (1) of the Provincial Elections Act,

7 + ., all ballots must be marked with a black lead pencil.

To. _. _. A black lead pencil is provided in each polling-booth.

-. Remember: To ensure that your vote is valid, please miark
your ballot with the black lead pencil provided. ~

e Poting stations wil be open throughout from |
8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Pacific Daylight Saving Time.

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© Please bring your official "Where to Vote” card,

ELECT 1ON/’"79

- BRITISH COLUMBIA

K. L. Morton, Chief Elentoral Officer,
2735 Cambie Street, Vancouver, B.C.

Magis

"British Columbia

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