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‘North Vancouver ~ City
council flew: in thé: face of
' the recommendations of its
‘staff and the strong op-
position’ of two aldermen,
Monday ‘night, to clear-the
way to allowing the. Shell |
station at 1796 Lonsdale to
_ add a convenience store « on
the site. .
‘On june 18; council heard
a delegation © from: Shell’

asking ‘“:that’ the site: “be

applicants

Shell station sore: ae
| ‘convenience store expansion |

partially because it felt the
should be-
required ‘to develop
property more. intensively,

consistent with its locationin ~

Upper Lonsdale.

The City’ s ‘Technical

Planning

rezoned _-to allow .a. store:

" added: to the site.
Council referred. the.
matter to the Advisory

Planning. Commission which
‘ recommended: rejection of
the: Shell Canada proposal

Outside orcemlice

-But—-Monday ~ ~night;—
council passed'a motion that
staff be requested to prepare
a by-law to allow rezoning of.
the site.so a store could be -
built.

‘I see nothing wrong ‘with a
convenience store in con-

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the ©

junction ‘with: a gas station;”
said. Alderman Jim. Warne, -
voicing what appeared to. be
the view.of the majority.

‘ Alderman Gordon Cross ‘-

went on record as opposing _

Ia euiee |
, tuds |

the application.

‘Com mittee -
._ rejected the. proposal twice,
~and the Urban Programme
- Planners also recommended —
rejection of the proposal.

“I trust_you know what you -

are doing when you fly in the |

face of all the good advice
your professional staff has
~ given you." - ~

Alderman Gary - Payne

also opposed. the rezoning.

- “We are making it‘a more -

_- attractive-area for javeniles-—

with their anit-social ten-:

dencies to hangout,’ he said. _

-

in Peltier escape’

LOMPOC, Calif. (UPI) -

there because the none we

An outside accomplice must
have spirited away an
American Indian Movement
activist, a convicted mur-
derer who broke out of a

captured wouldn't have
walked in from town,"
Edman said. © ,

Peltier disappeared into

in revenge for his slaying of
two FBI agents.

Peltier was serving two - i

consecutive life terms for
killing agents Jack Coler and
Ronald Williams near the
Pine Ridge, S.D., Indian
reservation in June 1975.
‘They were shot when they
arrived at a house to serve an
arrest Warrant in connection
_. with the 1973 _pumerican
companion ets sanded Kne¢.

federal prison in a gunbattle the sparsely-P opulated
with guards, prison officials COUMyside around the
said Monday. Lompoc Federal Correc-
tional Institution, 100 miles
One accomplice was north of Los Angeles. Two
captured in the breakout by other prisoners scaled two
three: Indian — prisoners - barbed wire topped fences
Erigiay. ‘night, but there.must, an -Qne,was killed and
ie. <“eadeen/ at. ‘feast oé'more ™ itl ees soak Ge ”
* Who escaped with ‘Leonard FBI ‘spokesmen denied
Peltier, said Associate charges by leaders of the ij

Warden Milton Edman. American Indian Movement

that the FBI agents set up
the prison break to provide
legal grounds to kill Peltier

“He must have had still
another accomplice out

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Scientists vow to
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fight Mexican oil slick

MEXICO CITY (UPI -A
four-member team of U.S.
scientists joining the battle
against the world’s largest oil
spill vowed to stay “as long

as it takes” to disperse the
slick from the runaway Guif

drifted to within 200 miles of
the Texas coastline.

US Environmental
Protection Agency
spokesman Kenneth Biglane

of Mexico well. said with the Mexican
government oil company
An estimated 1.45 million* Petroleos Mexicanos to

barrels of oil has escaped track the spill, advise on the

from the Ixtoc I well since its
blowout June 3. The oil has

use of oil dispersants and
inspect equipment

Smoke
cleared
from hospital

Firefighters {rom both
North Vancouver City and
North Van _ District
departments responded to
an alarm at Lions Gate
Hospital Saturday af-
ternoon,

It turned out that the
hospital incinerator had
been excessively preheated
prior to loading and a
backdraft filled the room
with smoke and the firemen
were needed only for smoke
removal.

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