A2 - The Terrace Standard, Weanescay, June 28, 1995

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Rape suspect
denied bail

A 44-YEAR-OLD Terrace
man is being held in custody
after the sexual assault of 2
woman in Jackpine Flats last
week,

The man is charged with
sexual assault with a weapon,
forcible confinement, and
break-and-enter with intent to
commit an indictable offence.

Police - said the incident

of last Thursday.

RCMP Cpl. Rob McKay
said a 31-year-old woman was
threatened with a knife.

The victim was eventually
able to make a phone call, he
said, and RCMP arrived and
arrested a man.

McKay said . the woman
suffered minor injuries, - but
they were not a-result of the
knife.

The man was also charged
last week with a number of
offences alleged to have
occurred on June 10,

- They include dangerous
driving, criminal harrassment
and common assault, The same
woman was involved in the ear-
lier incident, Crown prosecu-
| tors said.

. Prince Rupert Judge Agnes
Krantz denied bail for the man
at a hearing on Friday.

He was to appear again ia
court Tuesday.

New deadline

for Nisga’a

THE JUNE 30th deadline
for an agreement-in-principle in
treaty talks with the Nisga’a has
been extended another two
weeks to July 15.

Premier Mike Harcourt
made the announcement
Monday to a meeting of B.C.
native chiefs at the Squamish
reserve in North Vancouver.

Provincial officials are
planning to stage an annouce-
ment — now tentatively sched-
uled for July LOth or 11th — on
the progress of the Nisga’a
talks.

They had hoped to have an
apreement-in-principle to pres-
ent to the public by then in an
effort to dispel land claim fears
and take charge of the issue.

But that has eluded the
negotiators so far,

Instead Harcourt is expect-
ed to unveil a set of principles
that the three sides agree should
govern the final agreement.

Would-be

robber sought

POLICE ARE on the look-
out for a lone man who tried to
rob a woman at the Desiderata
Inn Monday afternoon.

The man pulled a switch-
blade knife on the woman, who
is an employee there.

Police said he didn’t get
any money and fled in a brown
truck with a small yellow-and-
white cainper.

The man is described as
six-feet tall, skinny, wavy short
dark brown hair, possibly a
moustache, wearing a blue
long-sleeved sweat shirt and
jeans,

Anyone with any informa
tion is asked .to: call Terrace
RCMP at 638-7400.

Bridges open

for weekend

ALL CITY bridges will be
open for the holiday weekend.

Highways bridge recon-
struction crews completed their
first concrete pour on time last
weekend, allowing them to
open both the old and new
bridges to two-way traffic from
today until Fuly 4.

The re-decking work is
estimated to Inst six weeks,

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Prince Rupert Crime Stoppers are asking
your assistance in the solving of a break and
enter which occurred between the 13th and
the 14th of January, 1995 in the 1200 block
of Beach Place in Prince Rupert, B.C..

The investigation revealed that during
this time frame unknown suspects entered
the house by sliding open an. unsecured

Once inside the entire house was gone
through and several items were stolen
including a VCR, a sega genesis video game
and several game cartridges. The suspect(s)
then exited the house through the basement

Two possible suspects were seen walking
~-up to the house at.around midnight on the 14
of January. The only description given to

police was that the female had long hair.

Since the break and enter most of the
game cartridges have been recovered.

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nor testify in court.

Crinie stoppers offers a cash reward of up
to $1000 dollars for the information leading
to an arrest and charges laid against any
individual in this or any unsolved crime. If
you have any information, call crime stop-
pers at 635-TIPS, that’s 635-8477, Callers
will not be required to reveal their identity

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Heart & Stroke Foundation

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