Page Ad — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 31, 7990

LETTERS ____ Fee hike

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Kitwa nga roa d : TERRACE — Three Northwest’

Community College students

a ogee joined students from across the

WO r | crit IcCIZe province in protests at Lower
Twi. Mainland universities last week

An open letter. ta mo The people in our area to oppose anticipated increases “H -

The Hon. Bill Vander Zalm: . travel to Terrace, Hazelton | in tuition fees at B.C. colleges

‘You may not be aware but and- Smithers for: shopping, and universities.
1 have had a petition cir- banking and doctors. We The three went as part of a

culating in the Kitwanga have no choice but to travel | Canadian Federation of 7 ; a a es pe ies ;
area, these highways. Sometimes | Students (CFS) campaign. § VOL . NTE
On December 7 four peo- our trip to town cannot be | demanding tuition fees be. q

ple‘died in four separate ac- postponed because of the | frozen and a royal commission

‘cidents.in a period of two weather or highway condi- | 0M post-secondary education be © : . ;
hours between 11:30: and tions, a conducted, said local Crs gg . |
1:30. The highways had not Our insurance rates are ris- | representative Allan Ballinger.
been cleared of wet snow, ing rapidly beyond our con- The student delegations .

salted or sanded, trol, the highways are didn’t get a freeze or a royal |
. One of the fatalities occur- treacherous at times and the commeaon, put advanced cg ne
red within the property of worry of our. families and education minister Bruce anv pee wg
out farm. A week before this loved ones are a constant Strachan promised a study into a You Can. make. eee:
fatal accident a womenrolled —_ fear. ee increases. . ioatyy e a -
her car three times over the = Many days the plow trucks He told students last Thurs- OS a dif ference! £
bank and landed in our are not out.before the school | day he couldn’t order colleges Be
driveway, Last year in a -buses are picking up our and universities to freeze their ae :
24-hour period, six vehicles children. fees on the same basis that the
went off the road atthesame © The new standards do not | couldn’t order them to increase
corner where the fatality of require the plow trucks to their fees.

VOLUNTEER VICTIMS SERVICE WORKERS ~~: |

Ron Sales happened. have their blade at road level Although much of thedebate wil deal directly with Vi 18: TaD te
I would like to bringa few so therefore many times | centreson proposedincreasesat § veteweine person ee ee TVAP Is presently accepting applications
things up to your attentionas there is compact snow, which | the three universities, Ballinger Social Agencies and tha Victim. — _ from: people interested In becoming
you must not be aware of turns to ice, covering the | said many NWCC students are © Candidates must be mature, responsibia individuals. . ,, VOLUNTEER VICTIMS SERVICE WORKERS,
what is happening. roads. expecting to be hit by fee hikes who possess strong inter-personal skills. -. .+. ~ Suceessful applicants will recaive 30-40...
The motor vehicle traffic There seems to be a cut next September in the wake of *Be 19 years of age or older ; - hours of training and must be ALC.M.P.
in our area has expanded a__ back in the salt which is used | two major pay settlements with * Be wiling ta maka a committment to help 16.houws — - Security Screened. eS
great deal in the past few as this winter we had ideal | unionized college employees. per month, a So ose
_ years due to cut backs by the — conditions for salting and the NWCC vice-president Geof- _ CU °
C.N.R.° Chip trucks that roads were not bare. frey Harris said any change in Be ve os
were once hauled by rail are 1 am pleading with you, tuition fees wouldn’t be decided 3). Multicultural applicants encouraged

now constantly on the © sir, to change the standard of until April. Surveys are then
highways. Lumber, steel, maintenance to what is conducted of other B.C, col-
- produce and retail products desperately needed, before | Jeges, Harris said, and NWCC's
are all part of the truck traf- more lives are lost, and increases are set to roughly the

“Interested persons should call the.
_TVAP co-ordinator, Karen Walker

638-0333 —

fic that has increased. especially before our children | average of that at other col- awa ;

The roads are maintained are at the wrong place at the | leges. oe or can pick up an information package’...
for adequate traffic of years wrong time. “We don’t relate our tuition wo EE at the Terrace R.C.M.P.. To
gone by, The 1990’s is a dif- Theresa McBoyle increases to staff wage set- [Rua —— —_ :

ferent requirement. Kitwanga, B.C. tlements,” he added.

Video
store
charged

TERRACE — The owner of a Sr
Terrace video store could be fin- : ; ana
ed as much as $1 million and
jailed for up to five years if con-
victed of copyright violation
charges laid this month.
Terrace Video. Stop and
owner James John Wold plead-
ed not guilty Friday to charges
of legally renting and display-
ing for rent copies of five
videotapes,

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The charges stem from a : a
December 1988 raid on the store
by Terrace RCMP. Federal
crown prosecutor Jeff Arndt : y) ; 4

said police seized 19 tapes and
had them analyzed at the
RCMP's audio-visual analysis

lab in Ottawa. ne - oe ;
Arndt said the 10 charges EI
against*Wold and Video Stop ; OE et
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apply to five videos, He said the

five tapes were the only ones . _ eee

that were both clearly winder a
Canadian copyright and are . . . ‘ woh
alleged to be illegal copies Be,
resulting from lab analysis, ot
Court records show the five 5 ; a
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titles are Harry and the Hender-
sons, Paradise Motel, Enemy
Mine, Let's Get Harry, and

Predator. ;
Police obtained a search war- ;
rant and seized the tapes Dec. .
30, 1988, Arndt said, following be y)
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a complaint to police by one of
the store’s customers.

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