a day in court

THE following people have appeared in North
Vancouver provincial court to face various
cs:

Before Judge Jerome Paradis on March 31:

Matthew Ryan Delmas, 20, of West Vancouver, was fined
$450 after he pleaded guilty to driving while prohibited on
Jan. 21, 1998 in the 1600-block of Inglewood Avenue in
‘West Vancouver.

Before Judge Reginald Grandison on March 30:

Abbas Rajat Ghodrat, 46, of North Vancouver, was jailed
1@ days and received six: months’ probation after he was
found guilty of using false’ pretences to attempt to get moncy
from Future Shop in West Vancouver on June 22, 1998.

Before Judge Doug Moss on March 1

Harvey Jason Leblanc, 30, of Saeed “was fined $400
after he pleaded guilty to “stealing money belonging to
Canada Safeway on Feb. 9 in West Vancouver.

Before Judge Bill Rodgers on March 30:

- Michael Radcliffe Mocharski, 26, of Vancouver, reccived
12 months’ probation after he was found guilty of
threatening a woman on Dec. 25, 1998 in North Vancouver

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Camping

IN March, the Rocky Flats
nuclear cleanup site near
Denver announced that it was
packaging up more radiated
waste than it had facilities for
and would have to store the
steel drums in tents, perhaps
until the year 2006. The
Rocky Flats environmental
manager said he was confident
the tents could withstand 100
m.p-h. winds and that,
besides, the most lethal waste
would be stored indoors. Still,
an official of the neighbourin:
town of Bloomfield called the
idea “ridiculous.”

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The New York Times dis-
closed in June that abour
2,000 obsolete, unfiinction-
ing fire hydrants remain in
place in New York City, dry
for almost 20 ycars, whose
only purpose is to allow the
city to collect revenue from
motorists who park too close
to them. Supposedly, a con-
tractor will begin removing
them soon, fer a fee of about
$3,000 cach.

Qo00
Clean Air Act regulations
announced by President
Clinton in April establish the
goal for returning national
and wilderness arcas to
pre-industrial purity but only
by the year 2034. States don’t
even have to decide on their
plans until the year 2008. This
program represents a frenzied
acceleration by the Clinton
administration, in that previ-
ous Environmental Protection
Agency plans called for pure
air in national parks by around
2190.

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Perverted? Yes. Lazy? No.
In May, a 32-year-old Austrian
man was charged with tor-
menting women with obscene
phone calls during the previ-
ous three years: he adimitted
to making 46,000 calls, which
works out to 250 per week.
One month later, Edward
Lightfoot, 28, was charged
with continuing to make
obscene calls to women from
a Michigan prison, where he is
serving five ycars for stalking;
in his prime, Lightfoot was
said to have made as many as
200 obscene calls a day.

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