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By CHRIS LLOYD

POLICE in West Vancouver
Monday closed the books on
the disappearance of a
visitor from Jackson,
Mississippi, after receiving
news he had turned up.

But as far as they're con-
cerned the matter is still very
much a mystery and his
reappearance is_ baffling
them just as much as the cir-
cumstances under which he
went missing.

Businessman John Robert
Hughes had been staying at
the hotel with business
associate Remy Roulet.

Police say that at about
6:20 pm Wednesday Hughes
called Reulet at the hotel,
saying he was on Kings Gate
Bridge and that two people
were following him.

He asked Reulet to go and
collect him from the south
end of the bridge.

Reulet drove over Lions
Gate Bridge about 10
minutes later and police say
Hughes was not seen again
after making the phone call.

Concerns ended Monday

AS - Wednesday, April 27, 1983 - North Shore News

VISITOR'S DISAPPEARANCE

W. Van mystery

when West Van_ police
received a call that Hughes
had turned up — back in the
USS.

West Van Staff Sergeant
Glen Mackenzie told the
News: “He was located in
Los Angeles. He walked into
a friend's home.”

But police have been
given no idea how it came to
be that from being on Lions
Gate Bridge the man had
turned up about 1,600 miles
away without explanation.

Mackenzie said: “He ap-
pears to have amnesia.
Through a combination of
hitchhiking and taking a bus
he had got down to Los
Angeles.”

continues in LA

HUGHES ....
amnesia?

case of

Arcade bylaw adopted

IT’S OFFICIAL - video ar-
cade owners in North Van-
couver City will pay $60 per
machine in business fees in
1984, with a maximum fee
total of $1000.

City council adopted the
bylaw setting up the fee

schedule Monday night, with
Alderman Frank Marcino
opposed because he felt the
fee was too high, and Alder-
man Stella Jo Dean against it
because she felt it was too
low.

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