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It is expected to.take two
years from the start of the
new ‘studies until the con-
struction of the ‘plant: is
completed.

Tona Campagnolo, the
incumbent and federal
Liberal candidate, said
Monday that she welcomed
the announcement,

“YT have hed several
discussions with Edwin

Phillips, president of West.‘ prelimina:

Coast Transmission, on this
subject over the past two
years and have strongly
encouraged his company to
consider Kitimat for thls

W

ae Shelford, Skeena.

Socred provincial candidate,

said that he has been urging
Don Phillips, provincial
minister of economic
development get

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There are about 60 drilling
‘rigs in the Peace River and
there Is a good supply of gas

“with the other drilling
‘locations like Grizzly Valley,

said Shelford.
- Shelford said that Philli

. has worked on getting

methonol plan proposal
going and that Shelford
remained in the background.
Campagnolo said that her
interest stemmed from
ry studies by West
Coast in 1973 which showed
Kitimattobea prime site for
a methonol conversion piant.
“This is the type of in-
dustry - which. could ef-
fectively diversify Kitimat’s
economic base and [ am
delighted that increased
supplies of natural gas in the
northeastern B,C, have
‘made it possible for West
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-A methonol conversion
plant in Kitimat would take
18 months to build at a cost of
$60 million, Campagnolo
said: The construction work
force wauld be 400 people
and the plant itself Pould
employ about 80 people, she .

“study,”

‘repeated from the. West

Coast ress release,
construction could begin in
six months. "There ave a
couple of other possibilities
for Kitimat and I would not
be surprised if there were
other announcements within
one year,” he said.

“The northwest Is entering
into a bright period for op--
portunities and develop-
ment. The estimated $200
million port development is
part of what is taking place,”’
said Shelford.

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Kitimat RCMP are asking
people to become invalved in
the Neighborhood Watch
program after six homes
were recently broken Into
and some valuables and
monoy were stolen.

Polite says if residents see
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652-7111 immediately.
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broken into on May 3 about
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stolen.

John Jennings of Gannet
St. in Kitimat reported the
theft of his 1874 Honda
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vising bicycle owners that if

the police who are holding
several bikes for iden-
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re Dowker, of 486 Quat-
sino, reported

his howse was broken on May

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