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There is a controversy brewing at this
moment. regarding the right of custom of-.
ficials:to open.-mail. Right now no one has
the right to open first class mail unless
permission has been given by the addressee.
This issue the Inquiring Reporter asks:

"Do you think custom
officials s should have
the right fo open mail?’

Ross Stoneman
North Vancouver

I think custom officials
should have the right to
open mail if they suspect
‘. contraband. How else
can we stop smuggling?

> Walter Scott
North Vancouver

. I don't think they should
‘’ have the right, Your mail
‘4s your personal property
and nobody should open
it.

Burke Card
Nanaimo

Opening mail could be
just the first step. Where
will it go from there?
Customs officials should
haye rights to investigate
smuggling, but Canadians
should be aware of what
their powers are.

Greg Zutter

North Vancouver

No, I don't think custom
Officials should have the
right to open our mail. It
is private property. I
think they should have
evidence and a_ search
warrant before opening
mail.

Shelley Meglaughlin
North Vancouver

vasion of privacy.

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Police leaves were can-
celed in the: northern resort:
of Scarborough where
roadblocks ringed the town
and a special ‘magistrate’s
court was created to deal
with the aftermath of Easter

weekend rioting.
Authorities could give no
explanation. for _the

disturbances except to say
the youths “just wanted a
confrontation with us”. The
gangs of mods, rockers and
punks apparently battle each
other, but unite to fight
intervening police.
Police compared

Wednesday in which. 28
including 19
policemen, were hurt.

In Scarborough, : “police
arrested 217 people’ ‘after, a
crowd of about 3,000 youths

Frode scooters ints ‘the ‘area

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ALBANY, Ga. (UPI) -
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night and authorities said a
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Cigarette to a nest in the
stere attic apparently was
responsible.

“The only way it couki
have started is from the bird —
carrying the cigarette up
there,” said battalion fire
chief Jesse H. Carter.

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Saturday and turned the
beaches into a battleground.

A special court Monday
handed down, fines against

_eight people totaling $4,400.
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the crowd of.
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Six. “youths _ were
hospitalized with injuries. in
. and
police _ arrested’ 68. people
and confiscated © weapons

- after fighting broke out.

Rampaging youths in
Great Yarmouth hit any
passerby -who crossed their
path.

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