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r..-.-:.~,-: ~ .. ·-- . ' . ::T~D NEW SMALL PONTIAC ACADIAN Nova ~otors Ltd. THE DAILY NEWS , 'tHE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, .l96i. (Price: 7 Cents) S's ! J• ~: !' • .' ~·~ iota ~ e s an 1n r •·$ 0 s 1er Tells House Of,, ·Bomb Blasts Rotk mbly Efforts Made To Om~~K~ter'·<·~ "i(~- f.l;!)!lan ~ • REET pAll Miners Employed o~ ' ORAN. Algeria-Rcn •rs - Forty-foUl' plastic hnmh cxplos:P.,IIS rockml the l\Ios!c.m W.t<U'lcr of Oran , Wednesd<.)' and sp:1rked a ch;>.in ,,[ terror that claim­ ed al least J:: [iy, S, rs Would Have Taken Cut The explusi.ms hoo:ncd lhrr.ugh t:1e ;\Ioslem sub­ urb of Lamur as dawn hro!,e, lenlPng n~wly-huilt ·small houses and setting fir;•s lhal blazed uncontrol· ~ay In Order To Share Wod, led through the day. )even hundred Bell Island miners are to be paid ,off almost • Rioting l\Ioslems forced hack llolin~nwn aml fire· 11 d men attempting to deal with the dama_"'.~ and JloUred 1 , Premier Sma woo told the House of Assembly Wed- into the European 11 uarters, sacking and lml'llinl! "I take it they (DOSCO) will post the names of th~ 700 quick- stores and stoning cars. 1 ~~lel~~rc~~ .OUt 0~- th_eir misery," h_~.-~:_c~ar~~·- ------·- 11 ~i~tc1:. 0 ;;~~~~;~ ii:\i~~: ~~~~~~h r:~j~'r\ Schools W<'l'C ,.,,"::;-~~~~ l•:urO· .11 lh", llrll l•.lancl, . 1 t 1 It 1 • ... 1 French security ! o r c r >. .\ pcan Jllhl',. 1~ l'llljJ Ioy~c, or dcrcr I 1 : P e c Y Ull e1. •,ever n my 1700,'' the Premier declan•d. Fren~h army lieutenant '""' :M''·"' I'JC nrgoli· entire life have 1 seen such GIIE,\'1' SACIUFICli niWUSEll ki11cd and fonr >oldiers wounded ~~~-~(~:~~~t;.::i~~~~r.~TBEET 1" 1 ild · •n"h th•DOSCO manv unitytl as on Bell Islanclth on i That meant the number to in anolher baltic. In .\ber>. an outbreak of ,:: I~~ "'" ,~ ' • tat point. It was e finest be kept on would not be 1100 .\tl<:cks a pari from the dcm· ' tr held with the community spirit I have ever. 'hut only 900-700 would ~o. BEitLIN-This is a view of "Unity" Ill' Glicnicker Bridge, [rom II:.! Ameri· onslr;;tion' clainwd the lt1es of ~los!em · t·::JI'opcan terror was • d " \ t' " 1 h 1 [ Iouchcd off when a car rlro1·c l; ..h u: \1 ,.r ega Ion known," be said In praising ,1 The Prcmicl' suid he offered a (','Ill s·I'<le, '''llerc U2 Jliot Francis Gary Powers was exchang. ec Fe . lilt l or con· two Europeans and a .\to,Jcrn at hialt \peed through one of .:d I r · ayor. conn· : the llell Island people. ; new idea altct' talking with !he Yided Russian spy RudoH Abel. The bridg.'!, located 'hetwc~en East Ger- in I he street, of this wcstcru the main streets of the Rclcourt :t\rtlm~".rl · un:on r~p·1 Here h~ added there 1vere:• delegation. This new idea con·: many, nnd W~;st Berlin, is nonunlly used only for military missions travelling .\lgcrian port city. .;uhurh. spraying machine-~un an tnr mcmlcr 1600 employees not knowing taincd two things as a price SmiE Tlt.~Pl'Eil blillcts from a winrlow . .. 1 . how many of them would be , the people of nell Island wen• to Potsdam, East Germauy.-(UPI Photo). Firemen reponed snmr \los- Two persons· were killed and mrrllll~' IIJth !_he kt'Jll on or be among the 500 I willin"o to pa,1· to l1old tl1e co:n-. ·-·--------·-·-·--.. -~--· ...--~-· ·---~ .. ---·-.. !ems wc:·e trapped imder rubble th rce injurer] by the gunfire.· 1 1 •m hf'ld 1'-'P o::~~ : laid off They all wanted to munily together. First. the y 8 b K'll' in !he homhed buildings. Pedestrians scattered for she!· and then ~!r. f ~tr· 1 work and ~ink or swim together ! union was will In:,: to take a cut I etman om I tng The blasts v:cre attributed \o ter as the car roared lw and :-: D0:'Co ancl a nee· as a community. Iin wages and second!)', undr:·· : the European Secret Anny Or· many whipped out pbtol~ and · )!r. (,orLir.n and man· ; SECOND APPROACH take to produce more ore prr ' , gnniza!ion- which h!tterly np· rreturned the lire It was not J Snulh~y were : The Premier said he under· man per day. In other words : p 1• c ' poses. plans for nn mdependent known whether th~ occupants o£ i. T. Q I I 1: Thr mrrtmgs t.he ,' took tcJ mak• another appi'oach produce more for less houri" .\!gena. They were beltr\'ed to tl M le E d I hI tl < ' t t 'he n warning to ~loslems nol' le car were lOS m or· uro- 11 0 0 !l 31 w:. 1 , to Fairley and signed a letter pay, the Premier said. ' oron ICe· ues· ton · lo stng"e demonstrations planned pcan. · : •II t•nded 111 I that had been drafted by and Th~ House. would agree, the 1 ' fill' today. ', The <Jtlnek was followed by · . i at the request or· the dele· Premier contmued, that rarely 1 The rioters, awokened hy the· the murder or t11:o Europeans 1 1 1 . :~ •a", r a med I ;:ation. Mr. Fairley replied sa)'· in their lives had they heard a 1 bomb hl<~sls. poured into the I~l Belcourt, a mixed. ~!oslem· 00 00 1 M ,, A. ··~ ·~ tons. of ing he would givr. the matter more generous offer than that , t d f • dstreets and. rgJ!ed on hv cries : l•.uropei!n ~ul!urh. 1 he Euro· !!lrJMI.uroJlC.lhey I new consideration to see if the from any union any where in: rs e man "' r•lln of "you·you-;c~u" from' \'Ciled,Prans were shot by a Moslem tt[lftt thl• ~car tn I suggestions contained w 1 r e the world. It was most gener- • ' I~ ·· ~!oslem women ~\tacked Euro· ' gunman. !ban 1,800,000 tons, feasible. nus and most sclf.sacrificint;. ' : pcan rescue w~rkcrs. \Vorrl of the murder brought mlnctlon Tl ff ri d · th In· ct • 11 1 I',S" t · IJC l ton~. : I LAY·OI-'F· RAISE!) TO 700• 1e o er Wa~ rna e 1~ e TOHO:"<TO, tCPl - Peter A o 'pollee a owed 1er lo relurn to· o111a Sl'l·cn ~cars ago, ore Armored trucks packed with Europeans pouring from their I 1 A h h terests or the commumty Kriivcl, said to be a friend of I her home and five children! he was ch<.trged With tile forgery troops moved into the <]Uarte:·. houses. 'fhcy rampaged through the~ ~aid the~ 1 1 ti!l to rrdnc~ the : ~lr notF•tt·le)' .er e cpto onethe callp from· I \ "'S\\'ER" "NO" . 1\li's, \\'alter Yetman, whose early Wednesday .. Her husban d 1 and ut t.e_r .. :n.~ .o ff ence_. II_t one The. soldiers set up barhed-wire ', t.he. st:.·ee_ts. attacking ~!oslems Brll (,tamlh hl'· fil'e , came· · later" and the DOSCOrcmier "I was au th omec·. 1 t o ap- husiJand was killed early 'fiiCS· w~s killed in front of the home.sage, t I\tlliC l dn!-I ~I ;s. ',cmon t h<trncadrs in n1c streets. mc!tsct·:mm:llcly. 1 l!m:~lline;a•~•r ml:~~~ Ihead ~aid he had further bad P~oach .Mr. Fairley once again day in a car bombing, \Vcdncs· wl1cn he tried lo start his car were brought together In pollee ' -- .-.. ----· ... b h news and would come to St IWith tlus new proposal and ask day was ·.charged with forgery to go to his job at a city inccn- 1 headquarters. · ~ ~ A 1 an efore ancl ·. f th d' . • · him if he would drop the plan ;md uttermg a forged docu· ernlor. w·ll· 111 N ell' , n :~ T 1 1 1 G ll 1 001 and a ltnart~r ' 0 m 5 or ano er ISeUSSIOn. to !a1• f£ 700 'f II . · Jl mcnt.· an1l the croii'JII 'attorne" Police s•id Yetman. a New· Inspector h J~m 1 c c c·l' ' ~ !J, P. i · 1 1 t He came down and "informed · 0 1 lc muon 11011 1 ' " 1 d f t l om:ca e squ·1 en r1 .;(; • ay ry or 10\ 1't •rca~sc or I me that tht number to be laid I ~ay their two h.igh prices in the said he was being . q~ICstioned i foundland native, had received i :e~rl l\! 1~s Y~tn~a w 5 rc. orte!i ~1 ~ · i;-£j ~ · I. 11 n t lr sto.c P e, off would not be btl! mtercst of sai'Jng Bell Island," "on much mm·e senous mat·' death threats a few days ago. i sa; .' ' t 1 ~ an :. he . I U li , Ih ! \lotk Jnle sup· · 500 · ters • Dozens of persons have been ' m:ssmg wo I'Ce ·s a~c ) r • 1 (Contumed on page 5) · : · lnisba11d hut returned home pro dutUon would be Crown Attorney :'\. D. McRae quest:oned. I • , · 11'111 ht only ahont 1.500,. I Dl.eS In made the rcm<Irk before ~lagis- Yetman has been described as last Sunda). d •ould hr produced F. tratc Donnld Grnhnm remanded a quiet family man with no 1°' c .i K:·iivel to Feb. 2t on $5,000 bail. known enemies.
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    2018.19 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS SEASON-IN-REVIEW GUIDE [This page was left blank intentionally.] pittsburghpenguins.com 2018.19 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS SEASON-IN-REVIEW Table of Contents 2018.19 Regular-Season Review . 5 2019 Playoff Recap . .39 2018.19 Penguins Players. 53 Playoff History . 125 2018.19 REGULAR-SEASON REVIEW pittsburghpenguins.com 2018.19 Regular-Season Review • 6 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS 2018.19 NOTES SEASON SUMMARY year tied for fifth in the NHL in points, the ninth time he’s done Extended winning AND losing streaks were the norm for most so. Only Gordie Howe (20 times) and Wayne Gretzky (16 times) National Hockey League teams during the 2018-19 campaign, have accomplished that more often in NHL history. Crosby is tied including the Pittsburgh Penguins. But when all was said and for third on that list with Mario Lemieux, Maurice Richard, Andy done, the Penguins used a strong finish to the regular season to Bathgate and Stan Mikita. compile a 44-26-12 record (100 points) that extended the club’s Crosby remained prolific offensively while earning praise for franchise-record streak of consecutive postseason appearances an outstanding 200-foot game that had him in the conversation to 13. for the Selke Trophy. At season’s end, in addition to ranking near Pittsburgh’s playoff streak represents the longest active the top of several advanced stats lists, Crosby was plus-18, and postseason streak among all NHL teams. Since the 1967 NHL his 55.4% faceoff success rate was the second-highest figure of Expansion, the Penguins’ playoff streak is tied for the 10th-longest his career.