Rage. AtO — Terraca Standard, Wednesday January t?, 1990

Marijuana seizure
worth $8,000

TERRACE — A 41-year-old Terrace woman is facing drug
trafficking charges after local RCMP searched a private home
and seized one and a half pounds of marijuana.

was approximately $§,000,

‘No further details or names have been released, and RCMP
say they are continuing their investigation,
;

Impaired driving
charge laid

A 28-year-old Terrace man is being charged with impaired
driving after a single-vehicle accident on a Hwy37 hill near the
airport.

RCMP said the man’s vehicle went out of control around 7
p.m. last Thursday and rolled into the ditch..

Damage to the vehicle was approximately $10,000 but the
than escaped uninjured.

Co-op thief caught
trying to escape

A would-be thief was caught red-handed in an early morn-
ing break-and-enter at the Terrace Co-op last Thursday,
RCMP said. The suspect — who police said was carrying mer-
chandise ~- tried to flee but was apprehended inside the
building.

,RCMP said a 30-year-old Terrace man has been charged in
connection with the break-in and made an appearance in
court last week,

Man charged in
Davis Ave. assault

A 27-year-old Terrace man appeared in court last week to
face assault charges following an incident last Tuesday night.

RCMP are describing the incident at a home on Davis Ave,
as a domestic dispute.

_Man charged in
crosswalk mishap

A Terrace man was charged last week after a vehicle he was
driving struck a pedestrian in a crosswalk. The Terrace man ~
hit at the corner of Greig Ave and Kalum St. on Jan. 8 was

taken to hospitat for treatment of undetermined back injuries
‘sustained in the accident. — : ff

Narcotics officers said the street value of. the drug seizure -

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TERRACE —_— ‘Two RCMP
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encourage women and visible
_ minorities. to join the federal
\ police force. -

The visit is part of a nor-
thwest tour arid follows efforts
by the RCMP to change the mix
of its force.

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‘plicants must still’ meet
minimum qualifications of
eyesight, education, be
physically fit and be a Canadian
citizen,

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now among the force's more
than 20,000 officers and other

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The two officers will take
questions and give a presenta-
tion Jan. 23 at 7:30 p.m, in the
Terrace library's . downstairs
meeting room, _

Their visit here is being ar-
ranged. by the Terrace and
District Multitcultural Associa-
tion and the local RCMP

It’s a deal

FERRACE — Gitksan and
Wet’suwet’en leaders and
federal Indian affairs minister
Pierre Cadieux signed an agree-
ment Jan. 13 in the Kispiox to
negotiate self government.
' The agreement was proceeded
one five days of talks between
the pasties on what form of
government should be formed.

Native leaders said self
government is the first in a
series of measures for them to
take control of their own af-
fairs.

Also present were provincia’
government representatives.

. the Terrace detachment, six are

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