‘ObiLLtwack, BC. (CP) — “A Tocat'noiee bylaw c
stop. ‘disaident Jehovah’ Witness . Joseph : Reed - front:
"carrying his message on’ placards and bellowing ‘it al:
chiirch members through an electric bullhorn in front of the

- Chilfjwack Kingdom Hall,

“court Harry. Boyle ‘has overturned hls fonviction! for.

violating’ a-nolse bylaw.-

iudlge Boyle's reauons for judgmeni, he oald, freedom

ion: and ‘religion guaranteed by the ‘Charter of
ayerrides: ‘the municipal bylaw."

at is, part « of my way of warship, Reed “aald { ina

* perform
tee ean are “monstrous
; andunthinkable,” a Toronto

neurosurgeon

_ nediay

“TE will: produce a “final

i omplete. rift -in- the

bonds . of: trust between a

. physician ‘anda’ patient,”

Dr. ‘Harley Smyth told about

150: pople ata ° panel

discussion’ entitled To Live

or, Let: “Die: “A, Question. of
M al Ethics... oye

ay filing - ‘death: or

4 procuring death is. unac-

ceptable; Smyth’ sald in

_Tesporise to Suggestions that

-doctpra'. should.’ knowingly

help. ‘terminally. ill patients

. to tie ‘prematurely. :

is always’

sornething tliat can be done
for the'dying."”

m Byt'Smyth sald doctors

mB must. Make a distinction

between providing medical

= caré:that preserves life and

i that which prolongs dying.
# Although physicians and
patlents -. together must
“choose life,’ that doesn't
mean ‘death should not be
m™ allowed when “death is
| inevitable.”
CONSULT PATIENT
Smyth -alzo said the

mm decision to prolong or try-a

# new treatment ‘cannot be
made. in a vacuum; the
patient's ‘wishes must be
congjdered.

f™ . He described the case of a
: wonan dying of « cancer who
to have an operation

E . to-help relleve pain. Bete’

the... * Worlah'
realized: she had little ‘time
a to: live, -but “went ahead
8, | anyway. She - died. three
m weeks after the operation.
. Smyth said had he taken
j time. to talk to the woman,
he might have suggested
she not have.the operation
because its benefits were 80
hited.
‘Amember of the audience
told: the three-member
= panel the dying should not
be forced to spend their
final. days in institutions
hooked te machines, but

_ Alcan
: - . a
plans mill
MONTREAL (cP) —
Alcan’. . Aluminium ‘Ltd,
announced Thursday that
its Brazilian subsidiary,
Alcan Aluminio do Brasil
S.A... will complete a
200,000-tonne-a-year hot
s rolling- mill at Pin-
damonhangaba in Sao
Paulo state.

. The project will cost $145
million,(U.S.), of which $51
million.-has already been
_ spent, The remaining $94
million will be Spent during
the next two years and is
included in Alcan’s 1994-85
expenditure

The new facility - will
‘make ~ the Pin -
damonhangaba _, operation
the “largest sheet-rolling
complex in Latin America,

plving Alcan do Brasil the |

capacity to produce 9,000

tonnes -a year of high-
quality: ‘finished rolled
prodpic te, including caiend
and. body stock. .

pan | “do Brasil. in. the 4

- integrated
alufityum. ‘company in the.
country, * with “bauxite
mining, © - @emina. and
alumintim productiori, as
well a5 production af ins;
dusthial and | consimet

Aluminium . Ltd.
algo. ‘arinouriced thal its
Alcan. Smelters and

“said. Wed-

should be permitted to dig
with dignity... .

However, ‘Smyth ‘Bald the
horrifying ‘image ‘of a
’ patient “dying in a ‘maze of
tubes” is outdated and —
extreme, _

“The: iiedleal’ profession
is waklng to the concept of

palliative ‘eare,”' he" said, |

adding that. more. and. more
hospliais provide. “medical
teams that specialize in the
care of the dying in a
humane setting. ae

CONSULT PATIENT *-
Bernard Dickens,. a

medical law specialist” at

the -University of. Toronto,

said the medical profession :

is obliged’ by law ‘to to
prolong a patient's life,. but
not tokeep a person alive by
extraordinary — “artificial .
means.

Benjamin Freedmaii, a
member -of the West-
minister Institute for Ethics
and Human. Values in
London, ° Ont., said : ‘the
-question of whether to, treat -

~ choice.”

telephone interview. “The ‘Kingdém:, falls. are. plac

; public worship, ” Thave a: ‘right-to. go'there.’t:

~ Reed was fined $100 under. the Chilliwack’ byl

. May 1989 Intident at the Jehovah's Witness Kirigdom Hallin

the, municipali about 100-kilometres enat: of: Vancouver, 7
Bot word Wednesday that New Westminister county’ a Maal

‘Reed; 49,:sald he tias three. similar’ cases pending tor
drichdénts at ‘Kingdom Halls. in Chilliwack and: ‘Mission, ar
‘at ‘the. ‘Greater. ‘Vancouver Kingdom Hall in Survey.

He: will: Appear before the B,C; Court of Appeal 1n-Van-.". ;
couyer Feb. 7 ‘to challenge his criminal ‘convictions ‘for -
causing: a disturbance by ‘shouting, | and disturbing: an v

assemblage, met for. reeions worships - .

“patient is “t00. bald: ‘a
_ _alraid of becoming @ burden
’ “The question is ‘how to
treat and with’ what pur-.

pose,’ he said; |

losing . mobility’. and In-
dependence, he said, .

” Many: y ying patienta are
-té. their. ‘families’ and’ ‘of ~

“and a patient's family have

“Those convictions came sai ter a March 1989 incident at the
“Mission Kingdom Hall, and netted Reed a two-year

“probation term, during ‘whieh he is barred from picketing or

‘ using loudspeakers within 600 metres of the Kingdom Halls
in Mission and Chilliwack.’ _—

‘Reed, ‘of Rosedale, wai iafellowshipped” trom the:

assembly of Jehovali’s, Witnesses 12 years ago,’
“T questioned the authority of the ‘Watch’ “Tower: Society.
You do that and you're-a heretic, you're out.”

nesses’ official tegal agency.

~ But ending“
prematurely’. is not - the
“answer, Freedman said.

The medical community

‘for the patient that will
make the | patient’s
remaining - time more
comfortable.

‘Canadian to: orbit the planet

‘HOUSTON: (CP) ~The crew of a space shuttle ‘ight i in.’
‘Gétober will include a Canadian, the second non-U, 8. citizen’ ~
to fly onan U.S. ‘spacecraft and the first Canadian lo orbit in”
space, a-souree at the Johnson Space Centre: ‘gays,

‘The Canadian governnient has. been invited :to' seleck ‘A.

"crew member for space shuttle Discovery's flight; said the.”
* NASA source. The Canadian will fly as a payload Specialist, -:

~ joining the five-man U.S. ‘crew thal already has.- been °’
named, the source. said Wednesday. . ;

Science Minister Don Johnston said in. Ottawa ‘this week
that three Canadians will have a chance to fly aboard U. S..
‘spacecraft. :

. Johnston sald the first successfull candidate — to. be

- chosen from a. short list of Bix — ~-probablly will, be an-

nounced Jate in March. | .
. Discovery's mission, scheduled ‘for’ launch Oct: ‘24, is a:

__ standard cargo flight of the winged spacecraft, ‘Payload for:-

the mission includes a Canadian satellite, the Telesat Hi re
materials processing experiment; 4. group of small ex-"
periments paid for, by private concerns; and 8 cargo”
component not yet identified. _— on,
SCHEDULED BRIEFINGS : a

- could include an ‘announcement about crew selection,
The first non-American aboard.a U.S. spacecraft was Ulf:

Merbold, a West German, who was a payload specialist on

“the 10-day flight of Spacelab 1 in. December. He ‘was

_ Selected for the mission by the European Space Agency

, Which had built the Spacelab.:
‘NASA has talked with a number of countries, including
Canada, Australia and Japan; and with the European Space

Agency, about inchiding citizens from those countries on
. future flights. ~

” The NASA sourcé: said while Oltawa will select a can- -

_ didate: for the October flight, NASA will approve the
selection.

The new crew member will undergo some training at the
* Johnson Space Centre to prepare for the flight. He will nol
_ take part in flying the shuttie, bul will participate i in con-
ducting experimenis in. space.

“A NASA manifest said. about one-third of the payload
capacity for the October flight has yet ta be assigned,

Americans already named to the October flight are Dan
. Brandenstein, commander;.. John Creighton, pilot, and.
- mission specialists ‘Shannon Lucid, John Fabian and Steven

The Watch Tower Bible and ‘Tract:  Sociely is ‘the Wit-

life - a a moral uty to provide care

Reed; a mactinist who has been unemployed for two
years, began ‘his campaign to speak his plece at Kingdom
Halls in 1962, after’ the passing of the Canadian Charter of
Rights, ;

“T's more important to me to get these cases moving
than to lock for a job,” he said, “I have some savings and 1
live very frugally.” + ..

“He saved money on his court ‘cases. by repre 3
himself, he added. ° - =

- Judge Boyle said the basic issue I ‘Is whether a privale |
citizen's right to express an impassioned belief may be
‘hobbled by the necessity of municipal approval.

In his opinion, he said, “the Bible tells the Christian o ;
sutfer the dissenter gladly. So does the Charter of Rights. "

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or not to treat *, dying -*

Notice to B C. Telephone Company Subscribers.

NASA has scheduled a series of ities today and these ‘Nagel.

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British Columbia Telephone Company has filed an 1 application
with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications
Cammission for interim increases In its rates, The Company
has proposed thal the Increases come Into effect on July 1,

1984. It has also proposed to file an application on October.

26, 1984, nepiarieniss agoneral pense i rats to eet
a 8 pul ic @ fantativaly 8c! =
Hd Siebel TnVarieiver’s Aang be Fébruary 12, 1985.

a “iy what ete apptcation for interim rate inereese’s
all about?

be effective July 1, 1984. If applied from July 1, 1984 through

to December 3t, 1984, tha Interim rate increases would gen-

erate additional revenues of approximately $17 million. Thasa
additional revenues represent anincrease of lassthan 1.5% of
total 1984 estimated revenues. The tates for both residential
and business basic exchange servica would increase by ap-
proximately 6%. Service charges such as those for instal-
lation, order processing, premise visits, line connections, as

‘wall as charges for certain.other miscellaneous services would.

also Increase by 6%. The schedule of rates for long distance
calls within British Columbia would be increased by 6% with the
changes yleiding about 4.6% mora revenue ta the Company
from July 1 to year-end 1984 than the existing rates.
The Company will, during the coming months, assess the full
extant af its revenue.requiraments. for 1985. The results of
that assessmant will be contained In the application requesting
a general increase In ratas to be filed on October 26, 1984.

qa. How would my rates be affected by the application for
Interim rate increases?

A. Some examples of how rates would be alfactad by the

changes belng apptidd for ara set outin thla natice. A detailed

schedule of the proposed changes, wtilch indicates specifi-

cally how all ratas would be affected, is provided in the appil-

fation itself,

, Proposed
Interim Increases
. . . July 1, 1984, .
1. Residence Basle Exchange Service a)
: 2, Business Basic Exctiange Servica and .
Information System Access (ISA) Service *_- - 6%
*9, Long Distance (within B.C.) wot
+ measage charge per call’
= operator service charges
» slalion-to-stalion
* person-to-pereon .
*time and/or charges - :
- usage chargé (per minite rata)
*4, Residence Optional Calling Plan n(ROCEY.
- initia! 30-minute period
_ ~ overtima (par minute rato)
© 0-25 miles
_* 28-40 milas
. §, Service Charges ©
6.800 Service
7. QuiWaTs
‘ 6, Directory Listings, Non-published toners
numbera and Directory Assistance =~

* Price increasas shown equate to 6%.

' SERVICE

vf

Q, Why Is the Company ssking for interim rate increases
now?

A. The full details of thé Company's Justification for the In-

creases are sat cut in.its application for Interiin rellef. By way

* of summary, He Company has made the following statement: |
"in the spring of 1983; It waa generally anticipated that the

economic prospects for British Columbia would significantly
Improve as the ‘year progressed, The province’
growih was expected to outpace all other prdvinces in 1983
and 1984 albeit at. growth rates somewhat below historical
averages.in preparing its revenue forecast forihe Company's
pravious rate case, B.C: Tel assumed thatthe ensuing recovery
perlod would produca moderate growth In revenues during the
remainder of 1983 and In 1984.. a
Contrary lo these expectations, B.C. did nat leat the Canadian
écénomic recovery in=1989 and, as a result, the Company's
#1983 revenues fel! $30 millon short of earlier projections
“due to lower demand levels. Weaker economic conditions In
the province are now expected: lo continue in 1984 with real
economic growth now forecast at 4 ta 4%% compared to earller
axpectations of 6%. Anticipated growth in tong distance calling

..[3 that our revenue forecast for 1984 is now’

‘6 economic :

has declined trom 11.9% to 9.0% reducing the foecast umber
of long distance calls from 199 million to 189 nfilifdin. The result |
mated to ba-
$59 million lower than estimates mada about ong year ago dua:
to lower prospective growth. The Company proposes to ofiset.
a mejor partion af tha raduced revenue estimate by restraining

th imal tavet ras: Greve
nits Operating cost and capital program to the.mainim Career ny

7 quired to matntaln the quality of its services.

“The! rasidual ravénue shortfall: in 1984 will cause 1984 eamings
to decline ta the point where B.C. Tel's retum on ordinary equity

; f
A as Company has proposed that interim rate Increases 7 will be below levels achieved in 1989 and below ihe range | "

12.75-13.75% approved In Telecom Decision CATG 83-8.
Without the rate Increasas raquested In this ‘application, Ris
estimated that the rate of relum on averaga common equity for
B.C. Tel in 1984 will be about 11.7% ona regulated basis. It is «
therefore necessary to obtain rate relief."

Tha Commission has advised the Company that giving regard ,

to its present schedute inclusive of thase hearlhgs announced
in CRTC Telecom Public Notice 1983-73 it fs not practicable |
tor the Commission to adjudicate a general rate Increase ap-
plication prier to February, 1985. iflhe rate incradses requested
herein are approved effective July 1, 1964, the Company esti-
mates that its rate of return on common equity will be about

- . 18.5% for the calendar year 1984. This rate af return is within

the permissible range approved for 1983 andis less than rates
of return authorized for other major publicly owned Canadian
telephone companies and regulated utilittes!’ ”

a. Were can see comyo th spptiaton for ita ta
increases?

_ A. Part A of tha application, consisting of the Request for
' Interim increases.In Rates, is available for public Inspection
. during normal business hours at every B.C. Telephone Gom-

pany business office and’at the offices of the CATC, 41130-
700 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, B.C. and Las Terrasses

‘de la Chaudiare, 1 Promenade du Portage, Room 561, Hull,”

Quebec. Part B of the application, consisting of Memoranda
of Support is also avaliable for inspection at the CATC and at
the folowing B.C. Telephane Company business offices: 826°
Yates Street, Victoria, B.C.; 3777. Kingsway, Burnaby, 8.C. and
#1500- 275 Sater Streat, Ottawva, Ontario.

a. How can I comment onthe application for interim rate
increases? ma ;

A. If you have a comment or matter that you feel the Gom-
mission should take into account In reviewing the application

’ for Interim rate Increases, you can write directly to the Com-
 ““inlsston. Your latter should cleartystate your views and should
“Include any relevant information that may be usefut in explaining '
"7a supporting those views. Ensure that your name, address
"and telephone number-ara included so that receipt of your

* ..¢amments can be duly acknowledged. Send your fatter so it ©
_ Will be received by March 16, 1984, to Mr u. a’ Patenaude,
..,. | Secretary General, Canadian Radio-television and Telecom-
.; munications Commission, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A ON2. A copy -

.. of-your letter should atso be sent to Mr K.0.A, Morrison,
Secretary, B.C. Telephone Company, 21-3777 Kingsway,

Burnaby, 8.C., V5H-327. In the case of dellvery by hand, you
may use any of tha locations llsted above for publle Inspection

_ .01 Part B of the application.

a. How cén I commeat on the application for the general
“Increase Inrates?

A. At the lima of fillrig its application for a general Increase

in rates Gn October 26, 1984, tha Company will ba malling a

notice to subscribers, informing them of how: ‘they can com-

ment on that application. :

Q. Whom may! contact for further Information?

A. ‘ Foradditional information, pleasa contact your B.C. Tefa-
phona Company District Customer Sarvica Manager or the
CATG in Hull, Quebec at (B19) 897-1027 or in Vancouver,
British Cofumbla at (604) 666-2111. To find out the righta and
obligations of parties, read the CRTC Telecommunications
Rules of Procedure. Coplas are available at a cost of $2.50
from Canadian Government Publishing Centre, Supply and

Sarvices. Canada, Hull, Quebec, KIA0S9 (Catalogue #BC02-
" 21/1979)...

- Acopy of this information la available in the French lanquage.

Should.you wish to receive a copy contact your local B.C.
Telaphone Company busineas office.

Ces renseignements existent également en varsion francelse.
$i vous désirez en recevolr un exemplaire, veulilez communi-
quer avec te bureau d'affaires local de la compagnia de télé-
phone de ia Colombie-Britannique.

How Rates Would Be Affected By B.C. Telephone Company’ s Application |
_ Examples of rate changes by rate group ;

‘
aaa

Ae

: iss

Mad
jaiemete

ee

Rate

shee

wet ~ “i Communities in Rate Group EE

Residence 2-Purty
Qualnass Individual.

* Businens Overtina Trunk
- Business 15 2-Way Trunk *

Ayansh, Hkall ake, Atiin, Galfour, Bamfield™, Bear Laka, Beaverdel Beaver Valoy, Bola Bola,

* Blue River, Boat Basin, Boston Bar, Bowen laland, Brianna Beach, Canal Flats, Glirton, Ctucalz

Lake, Crewlord Bay, D'Arcy, Douglas Laka, Duncan Lake, Field, Fraser Lake, Gold Bridge, Gord

- River Graniste, Greenville, Hedley, Hemlock Volley, Hendrix Laka, Hixon”, Halberg, Horsefly,

Hudson's Hope, Jaffray, Kaslo, Kemano, Kincolith, Kitsault, Kitwange, Kyuguet, Likoty, Littte Fort, “it
Lytton, MeBride, McLead Lake, Manning Park, Masset, Mica Creak, New Denver, Nimpo Lake,

Ocean Falls, Pamberton, Port Alice, Port Clements, Port Renfrew, Preapatou, Aiondel, Rock Craek,
"Salmo, Shalatth, Slocan, Spencaa Bridge, Spilllmachesn, Stewart, Summit Lake, Tachia, Tahsia,

‘Tagu, Trout Lake, Tumbler Ridge, Valomount, Wells, Wooxtfibra, Yahk, Zeballos

Residence indhidual
Residence 2-Pary. -
Business Individual .
Business Gverline Trunk

"Business 18 2- Wey Trunk

Agassiz, Armatrong, Ashcroft, Barriers, Bella Coca, Brackendale, Bums Lake, Cache Creek,
. Ghearwater, Elktord, Enderby, Falktand" Fort St. James, Ganges, Golden, Grand Forks, {= &
Grasmars, Gut inne islands, Hagensbory, Hazelton, Hope, Houston; Keremeos, Kimberay, Lake ae

. Cowichan, Lillovet, Logan Laks, Mackenzie, Marritl, Micway, Nakusp, Peachland, Princetor, at}

Queen Charlotte, Sandapit, Si South Stocan Slocan, Sparco Squamish, Summer: 7
fand, Vanderhoaf, Whistler - ‘ +

Residence india
Realdence 2-Party
Business individual
Business Overtina Trunk

~Businass 18 2-Woy Trunk

Ahousat, Alert Bay, Castlegar Cranbook. Creston Dacker Lake, Dragon Lake, Dunster, Fame,
Fulford Harbour, Grassy Piaina, Highland Valley, Invermere, Kithmal, Nofson, Pender lolande, Port
Alberni, Powell River, Quesnel, Salmon Arm, Siuthers, Sointula, Tellewa, Terrace, Uetuelet Vallican,

. Vavenby Westview, Williams Laka, Wynande!, Youbou

Residence individual

Residence 2-Party

Business Individual

Business Overlina Trunk

18 2-Way Trunk

Beaver Cove, Black Point, Bouchia Laka, Campbell Rivel, Chane, C Christina Lara, Courtenay’,
Dawson Creek, Duncan, Elko, Fauquier, Forest Grove, Fort St. John, Francois Lake, Fruitvale,”
Greanwood, Lac ia Hathe, North Natson, Offver, 100 Mile House, 108 Mile House, 160 Mila House,
sayoos, Parkavila, Penticton, Port Edward, Port Hardy Guadra island, Qua'‘icum, Radiun, Rors-

Business Individual
- Business Overtina Think:
Business 18'2-Woy Trunk

+ Comox, Cortez laland, Cum

land, Sorrento, Tappen, Thrums, Toling, Topkey, Trail, da, Vernon, Wikhwood, Wow Point, Yale

Abboistord, Avola, Bowser, Bridge Laks, Celista, Chamainus, Chilako, Chilliwack, Cobble Hif,
berland, Donald, Falrmont, Fort Fraser, Genelia, Gibsons, Jordan Filves,,

Kelowna, Kersley, Lakolse, Lasquati Island, Nancose, Naramata, North Kamtoops,

Falls, Parson, Pender Harbour, Port MeNelll, Fort Mellon, Pouce Coupe, Prince George, Pritchard:

- Rolla, Rosedale, Ruttanc, Sardis, Sechelt, 70 Mile House, South Kamloops, Taylor, Union Bay,

Willowbrook, Willow Flats, Yarrow

Realcence Individual -

Residence 2-Party

Business Individual
“Business Overtine Trunk

Busi 1.8 2-Way Trunk

Aspen Park, Boswell, East Pina, Gabriola taland, i, Hartway, Lakeview Heights, McLeese Lake. watt
Milasion, Montnay Okanagan Mi Port Simpson, Riske Creek, vane, 5
Wallingtan, weathank, Weatsyca

foe

8 Residence individual
Residence 2-Party
Business Indhviduat

“Business Overline Trunk

18 2-Way Trunk

Aldergrove, Alaxis Creek, Atlachio, Cedar, Chief Lake, Datlas, Flatrock, Lanizville, Lumby Moyle,
Gyama, Oyster Bay Salmon Valley, Savona, Sayward, Skockumehuck, Victoria, Winfield .

9 Residence Individual
Residence 2-Parly
Business Individual .
Business Overling Trunk
Gusinaas 14 2-Way Trunk

Giscome, Ladyamith, Red Rock, Westwold"

Residence Individuat
Residance 2-Party
Business Individua!
Business Overiina Think

Hansard, Saanich

Busi 18 2-Way Trunk

Residence Individual

fesidence 2-Party

Business individual
Business Overlina Trunk
Business 14 2-Way Trunk

* North Vancouver, Sooke -

Residence Individust
Residence 2-Party
Business Individual
Buaine ee Overiine Trunk”

I 1& 2-Way Trunk

New Woatminetas, West Vancouver

Rasidence Individual
Residence 2-Party
Businesa Individual
Business Overline Trunk
Business 1& 2-Way Trunk

Ladner, Port Moody, Richmond, Vancouver, Whalley

Resicenca Individual
Residence 2-Party
Bunlrieas Individual
Businees Overling Trunk
Business 14 2-Way Trunk

Newton, Port Coquitlam

Residenca Individual

Susiness Overting Trunk

Business 18 2-Way Trunk

Chverdale, Haney, Pitt Meadows

17 ewidenoe (nclvidual

jeatdence 2-Party
Business Individual
Business Overting Trunk
Business 18 2-Way Trunk.

Fort Langley Langley, While Rock

16 Residence Individual”

Aosidance 2-Party
Business Individuat
Business Overtina Trunk

Business 16 2-Way Trunk

+ bough a sha, ynad nce burt dry i nary ody Obl ets wr i
Your exchange is cot inthe above lat, relay to rates shown fo¥ she Group 2. . : 7
iooomet 44 and 19 omified: no exchanges currently tn these groups.
aro ter anata to noe ghar rele noun betwen 64 02 end b¢ G7 dua ta exchange growth,
“Proposed ir tanster to «higher rel group between 84 02 end 84 07 uni inrocucton oF One-Way Extended Ara Service _

. Chéinleals’ Lid: unit will .
begln ‘Corétruction of a $2:
millfo_ (Canadian) natural
gas: ‘distribution network to
supply gas-to its Jonqulere,
Qué.; facilities.

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