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“FLOOD DAMAGE repairs to washed out area of landfill are discussed (left) and Mike Poatillo (centre) pictured standing on the newly buil
* by Fisherles Officer Floyd McKee (right) with contractors Joe Claudio — road at the landfill. (FUsworth Dickson photo)

nn , MAJOR repair work
daterel . to the leachate
collection system at
Nornh Vancouver's
Premier Street
Landfill is sell in the
early stages —
almost a month after
the flooding disaster
which brought a
section of the landiill

crashing into Ivan
Creek.

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Reaching Every Door

By CHRIS LLOYD

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weeks more he fore
Con fOr steamhten out
the mess af the washed
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isheries running out of patience

pollution charges against
North Vancouver District
alleging contamination of
the creek from the
landhll. are running out
of patience over the
speed the cleanup ts
happening

bishenes Officer Floyd

Mikee says Rocks are

already starting to be
stained orange oon the
wreck side of the dyke

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At the same time, the
hospital wants to take on
more staff to deal in
specialist areas of medicine
and is desperately trying to
encourage more nurses to
work there.

As to just how they will
accomplish cutting back on
spending while having more
nurses. it seems the ad-
ministration has no im-
mediate answers - only that,
one way or another, it in-
tends to doit.

Hospital Administrator
John Borthwick says it is
impossible to knock the $1.2
million off LGH spending

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