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Four cars collide

A FOUR-CAR collision on
the Mount Seymour
Parkway resulted in a young
woman being sent to Lions
Gate Hospital Thursday.
North Vancouver RCMP
said the accident, which took
place near the Seymour
River Bridge, occurred when
the driver of a 1974
Chevrolet sedan, travelling
westbound in the right lane
of the 1900 block Mount
Seymour Parkway, lost con-
trol on a right hand curve
and crossed the centre line.

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ways, it struck a 1980 Buick
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sustained extensive damage
in the impact with the Hon-
da, and from = subsequent
scraping along the nearby
guard rail.

Police said a Jeep had also
ocen following the Chevrolet
just prior to the accident,
however, there was no in-
formation to presstime if the
fourth car was damaged in
the accident,

The only reported injuries
were sustained by the female
driver of the Buick, who was
transported to Lions Cate
Hospital and later released.

_ Police say charges of driv-
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against the drivers of the
Chevrolet and the
however, names could not be
released since both drivers
were juveniles,

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THE LAST chance for
input into the proposed
Lower Mainland-wide
plan for handling ref-
use will come at the end
of this month with a
waste management
conference at UBC.

The conference, the se-
cond to be held during the
Lower Mainland Refuse
Project's development of an
overall plan, will be held
Saturday, March 23.

The purpose of the con-
ference is to discuss the
LMRP’s draft management
plan.

After the conference a
final plan will be drafted for
submission to regional
districts and municipalitics
in the Lower Mainiand and
to the provincial gov-
ernment.

The draft plan calls for a
combination of landfills and
incinerators dealing with
wastes throughout the Lower
Mainland. Options identified
for the North Shore include
the eventual construction of

an_ incinerator,
Registration for the March

24 conference — at 585-1217
— is required.

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