Compiled by A.P. McCredie

ARIC DULRKIN, 14, failed his
driver's test in Chicago when
he inadvertently accelerated as
he was leaving the parking lot.
causing his car to fishtail and
smash through a window in
the licensing-office building.
And in South Carolina. a
18-year-old boy driving a
stolen car saw his grandmoth-
er driving toward him in traf:
fic, ducked down to avoid her
seeing him and inadvertently
hit the gas pedal, causing his
car ta) smash into hers.
(Injuries were minor.)

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tor $278. CLS. Secretary of thy
Interior Broce Babbin was
forced to sell another $2.9 bil-
lion piece of land in Arizona
for $174

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these sales under an E872 led:
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fuse to change.

Recent Highway ‘Pruck
lis:
eowo dozen bags of coins
fromoan armored truck in
Washington, D.C.;
* kegs and bottles from a heer
also in Washington:
a oball-ton ot cat fitter, in
tinka:
* dozens of boxes of socks in
Decatur, Alabama:
eand animal blood, which
dripped out of a tanker and
stained a highway for 20 miles
tear Syracuse, Kansas.

Winona, Minnesota —-
Firefighters had to be called to
le Mary Tyler, 39. after
her hand got stuck in her toilet
as she tried to retrieve a

deadorant container she had

than three months — dropped in the bowl,

AS British Columbia moves into the 21st century

can anticipate all kinds of new energy needs. The

demands of an expanding population, evolving tech-

nologies, advanced transportation systems--~these
just.a few of the realities tomorrow will bring.

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more, We're doing it ina way that provides jobs tor

the people of B.C. protects our environment and

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DUNDARAVE MERCHANTS Association recently hosted a coloring contest for kids. Brendan Worrall, 7,
placed second and was awarded a bookstore gift certificate. Thirteen-year-old Elizabeth Johnston (not
shown) won the grand prize, a large stuffed rabbit that was donated by the North Shore News.

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