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By Anna Marie D'Angelo

News Reporter

WEST Vancouver Police were watch-
ing the Save Food Mart in the 1400-
‘block of Clyde Avenue in July.

Police had recived complaints tony parents
that the store was illegally selling cigarertes, to
teenagers under the age of 19.

The word bad been out in Vancouver seliaots

By Michael Becker
News Editor

SPACE watchers who
were motivated
cnough to wake up
early on Thursday
were treated to a view
of space shuttle
 Adantis streaking
across the sky above
the North Shore
mountains.

NASA (National
Aeronautics and) Space
. Administration) shuttle flight
STS-79 was launched Sept.
16 and landed in Florida after
160 orbits on Thursday.

The landing pass was visi-
ble here at 4:49 a.m.

One witness described the
shuttle as a bright orange ball
trailing smoke.

The shuttle trip saw. the
fourth Shutde-Mir (space
station) docking.

During the STS-79  mis-
sion, the crew used an
onboard IMAX camera to
document — activities on
Atlantis and Mir.

Selected still images from
the film will be made avail-
able to the public via the
Interner (http: //Shuttle.
nasa.goy).

The $18-79 crew inelud-
ed” William oF. Readdy
(Captain, USS. Naval
Reserve) as commander;
Terrence = W. Wilcutt
(Lieutenant Colonel,
USMC) as pilot. Jay Apt as
mission specialist; Tom Akers
(Lieutenant Colonel, USAF)
as mission specialist; Carl BE.
Walz (Lieutenant Colonel,
USAFE) as inission specialise,
John EL Blaha as mission spe-
cialist (dropped off'at the Mir
space station).

The shuttle picked up
Shannon Lucid, 53. a NASA
astronaut who served as a
researcher aboard the Mir
station. She was in space for
188 days. Lucid surpassed
Elena Kondakova for the
record of most Gime in space
by any woman on a single
flight.

In addition to Lucid, the
Atlantis crew brought: back
over 2,100 pounds (942 kilo-
grams) of Russian hardware,
empty food and water con-
tainers, return science items,
U.S. science hardware, data
and specimens from Lucid’s
science gathering activities
during her time on Mir.

that tie Save Pood Mart was a yslace where teens
could: buy crareites.

On fidy Sy store gerk Dong ¢ hun Kim sold
pack ab caeiretic. fad VOU. Tan, AG Lpuee tats
asked A undercover West Viaaiouses Police
atheeria the stare watched the tapsa ton

Outside the store, the teen was stopped He
was 17 Veats old

Kam, 20, of Burnaby was charted unmaer the
provincial Tobacco Sales Act with degalh sefing
tobacco to someone under ate.

Kin pleaded vuiliy ta the charge on Sfonday
in West Voncouser provincial court,

Said Kin’: dawver Disid: Forsyth, Hele usital
Wy hecks bat the pun Paser looked 19. When he
ask) somicinies people sear at bri”

Rint sat behind: his biwyer witha
interprates by brs side

Crown lavccr Dan Malthe sad the store's
owner had been warmed three times be police
abot selling cigarettes to anyone upder age 1M,

Malhgan asked tor a STO tine He noted a

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fist offence of this kind carried a maxininm $500
ne.

Judes Rewinald Grandison said: the Crown
lawyer was air and generous to be only asking for
a S100 tine,

The judge imposed a $450 fine. Grandison
sid he would not be surprised if the store's
oxener paid ar helped pay the fine.

“You may be employee, but you are it
business raz predit and you are exploiting youth,”
sad Grandisen.

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