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Ticke,T Saje Fraud Here Is Investigated Pope Pleads for Ehanges , ............... .... ,. J %,.. j ' PROYIHOIAL L I H !l:'~'.q 7 PARLIAMENT BI~DJ~ Ticke,t saJeYI~OR~A B Cfraud here is investigated By ED YUDIN Posters advertising the Terrace and the Purple DolanPruductloun"hysome rudio station had suspicions would take the time and Herald Staff Writer imminent appearance of the day they were to perform in posters, booked the areua, Onion and Universal Stores of the ticket distributors and from the start, expense to play this area." If you bought a ticket for bend began showing Up in in Kitimat. Around 300 of the CFTK, The distributors were Kitimat. appears to have disappeared the Little River Band con- the Terrace-Kltimat area The internationally Further investigations as mysteriously as he worthless ducats were sold told to stop ~eliing tickets "TheLittleRiverBandisa renowned group is Mated to cart in Kit/mat, don't hold about a week ago. According before the fraud was un- and hold onto the receipts. showed the alleged Ken showed up. Ticket cutlets are your breath. Police in. to police, 3,200 tickets going bend of high calibre, and appear in the Pacific Dolan Productions ecmpany holding receipts and rofuuds covered. they certainly don't'have to Coliseum on Oct. 26. It has vestlgatloas have revealed for $10 and MI~50were being RCMP in Kitimat and Cy Glbb, host o~ CFTK's never existed. And, ap- will be forthcoml~ as sore the concert plans were a sold at a number of outlets promote a band like that a been revealed the bend was parently, neither does Ken as .the investigation by Terrace were alerted to the public affairs program month in advance," he said. booked into Pullman fraud from the very outset. including Haidn Travel in dubious promotion of "Ken 'Profile' asya people at the Dolan. The man who printed Kitimat and Terrace RCMP "l just couldn't sse why they Washington on Oct. 27, the up the tickets, made the is completed. , t~ N TERRACE-KITIMAT MM iMM RUPERTSTEEL & / / SALVAGELTD. Seal Cove ltd., Pr. Rullerl r~-.U r m. r'op ~01Tle5 / ~536 Lazelle Ave. Terrace, B.C. Open 10a~m.4 p.m. dally except Smday WE BUY copper, brass, all metals, ( Frl.tlll9 pro. Wednasctay, October 3, ;~ 20C vesta. 73 ~o. m batteries, etc. Call us - We art _ MORE PAGE 2 Pope pleads for ehanges NEW YORK (CP) -- Pope His day included calls on black American poverty, John Paul, keeping up his re. some of those mcat in need -- and the ravaged, largely lentiess pace, encouraged a ,visits to Harlem. symbol of Hispanic SeuthBronx. packed prayer scrvlce of "Hallelujah la our ,oq," religious professionals today the Pope told an excited to embrace the world in Police gathering outside St. Charles "love; in service, in healing Borremen Church in Harlem and in reconciliation." as he arrived to rhytinnic In a family-type gathering check handclspping and gospel of priests and nuns in mid- S~. Manhattan's St. Patrick's threats Cathedral, he said that• ELIZABETH, N.J. (AP) -- "The supreme pastor of the through prayer it is possible Authorities tipped about an wurld's 700 million Roman to share with Christ the alleged plot to-kill Pope John Catholics, standing in a travail and hopes of all Paul are locking for a truck bright spotlight on a humanity. driver from El Salvador darkened street, lauded Through Him, he told the after finding a sub.machine- Harlem as the nurturing more than 2,500 church gun and four hoxca of am- ground of black American workers, each can bring munition In his apartment. culture and said the "with us the anguish and parishioners there were the hopes, the Joys and sorrows A letter to the Fill saying "messengers of hope." the Pope's life was of all our brothers and Later, amid the a'umbling sisters in the world." threatened directed the agency to "check out" the tenements of the South The Pope began the Bronx, he said in Spanish: morning service on the front Elizabeth apartment ' of Alberto Roberto Gustave, 36, "Brothers and sisters and steps of the church, standing friends, do not give in to des- in a steady drizzle to lead an an FBI spokesman said, Action from• the. Caledonia-Prince Rupert Senior 3-3~tie on Saturday Donphoto Schafferuv pair, hut work together. estimated 8,-000 people He said that after city Take the steps possible for gathered on Fifth Avenue: police raided the home you in the task of increasing "In the name of the Father, Tuesday and found the gun, your dignity." IN HAZEL TON .,.., the Son and the Holy Spiri!. ammunition and an empty :GOdcame tomy assistance. ' .handgun .hex,..a rq~onal with • He wu greeted by cries alert wu lu~ed for the a rain-shrouded Statue of of: "Long live the Pupal" missing Gustave. Liberty in the background, ...... "*...... ...............Tru ....... Siee *......... ; ...... "vo we aetiOn "on' h arin-- g which prompted the pontiff The spokesman, Michael Pope John Paul urged to grin and reply: "He . McDonnell, said no arrest Americans today to break the "hopeless cycles of Serious hearing problems "the community on a regular to go into Hazelton and see ff problem is even more acute puter and the student does." warrant has been issued, among Hazclton children has basis. we can get a better response in native children. The service marked the poverty and ignorance ,,. of receives the results, which is start of a third grueling and "There has been no prejudice ... of despair" and caused School District 88 to "Dr. Jerry Hicks comes up from the children." Harrison also rcperts the suppeaed to give a better violation that we have takeacdonasysTruntasNan here on a regular basis, but Many children in the area career testing program will hectic day for the Pope- a the "inhuman cyclm of war. indication where career day that will end in Jurisdiction over," Mc- Harrison. Also.chairman of we're having a great dif. appear susceptible to ear continue into 1980. Grade l0 talents and interests lie. Donnell said. "An overt act "Freedom and Justice will the education committee, flculty getting children from infections. If not treated Philadelphia, the third of six and II students are given "Our school district does it U,S. cities be is visiting. has to take place." bring a new dawn of hope for Harrison says she will write thel-lazeltonarea tocomeup promptly and properly, it questionaires on their in- a little more extensively It was not known whether the present generation as it the B.C. Medical to Terrace and see him," often can result in per- terests and hobbies. The than other school districts, In a whirlwind first day in the letter was signed, has done before," he told a Association, requesting an said Harrison. "What we're, manent hearing Ices. Ac- information is then hut everyone has their own New York, the Pope met und crowd estimated at mere otolaryngologist be sent to trying to do is get somebody cording to Harrison, the processed through a com- system." she added, prayed and sang with New than 30,000 huddled under York's poorest and proudest. reenpeace umbrellas at Battery Park on the southern tip of ShareAgain andthe wealthagain he with plcaded: those claims kill Manhattan beside New York No danger claimed in need. Harbor. • "You must never be It was the third day of the • MAGIC MAIL content to leave them Just prevented Pope's week.long visit to the VANCOUVER (CP) -- The he declared Tuesday night to The Pope, arriving at the • more than 75,-000 wor- Grnenpeace Foundation was in radiation leak CAPER CLAIM successful Tuesday in Battery after a ticker.tape ' shippers packed into Yankee parade down Broadway REDWING, Minn. (AP) -- 'The total radiation ex. '" plant's owner, Northern VANCOUVER(CP)--The minster post offices. ' Stadium for a pontifical stopping two Swedish hunters from shooting two from Madison Square Radioactive steam posure at the plant's site States Power Co., detected Canadian Union of Postal The scene for the Mass. Garden, paid respects to emissions from a ruptured bounda~'y has been no increase In radiation Workers has "accused the television cameras was a At the stadium, the 59- moose in the Spatalzi Plateau Wilderness Park in Jewish leaders, saying that tube at the Prairie Island estimated to he less than around the plant following Vancouver post office of clean, well-oiled sorting yearold pontiff was a gentle Christianity and Judaism Nuclearplantapparentlydld one-tenthofamillirem, weli the rupture, Strasma said. playing magician with l½ operatiou that didn't support -- and weary.looking -- northern British Columbia, Rex Weyler, director of the are closely related and not endanger the en- within permissible limits," Commission specialists million pieces of mall, the union's claims, but the teacher in tall, glittering declaring," Shaloml Peace vlronment, although the Jan Strasma, a commission planned to run tests inside making the mall disappear mail all showed up back in miter and golden cloak. environmental group, said Tuesday. be with you," steam spewed into the air for spokesman, said Tuesday the facility today, last Thursday night only to Vancouver Tuesday for "We cannot stand idly by, He commended extensive about 27 minutes, the night. TMta -n wn.k....+ ,,,~ have it reappear four days sorting, Ms. Webb said. enjoying our own riches and Weyler said in an in. collaboration between Nuclea r Regulatory Com- Radiation monitoring ................site showed readinas of later, She said the post office is freedom, if in any place the terview from Cold Fish Jewish and Christian bodies mission says' teams from the state and between two and- six .
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