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lcit - [Magistrate A.J. Haslam presid-jand control of a motor vehicle 1 . “while intoxicated. pleaded notl MacPhee. Clydegguilty but guilty to the charge! EDMONTON (cp) _. Calm! :River. Chifrged Willl drunkenlof care and contI‘Ol While im-idian National Telecommunica-lAmerican defence network driving. “’85 Demanded fOllow-ipaired and was fined $125 auditions has some up with a space while the remainder will be ing evidence present by two icosts or 30 days. DEW-‘1‘“? ci‘llln‘1'age solution to one of its north- used for commercial purposes City Policemen. Sergeant Lloyd‘SEl Was Lester O'Donnell ’ern communications problems. to serve such settlements as Wakelln and 011513“? L90 Curtis Strickland. Marshfield. The vast northern wilderness Coppcrmine and Cambridge Mat-Dougall. who arrested the on a Similar Charga was ,9. will be bridged by a $5,000,000:Bay. both in the Arctic. accused. manded with ha i] set at $130_.‘tropt.)sph.eric scatterwavel com-li More than 3,000 tons of elec- The wltnesses stated “my ah. men appeared on melmunications system, stretchingltronic equipment and construc- tempted to stop. the accusedic,large of being dmnk and dis_ifrom Hay River. .N.W.T.. 'to tion material now are being as- while he was drivmg In .oweﬂy' James Kays_ Charm. ady Franklin Pomt on Vic- sem monton for ship- but he roiused and kept speed- .netown was {in e d 335 and tonal Island in the Arctic. ment north by truck, plane and ‘ Work on the 554-mile system.

5- interconnected with the North bounced off the troposphere-— ' layer of atmospheric air tending about seven miles up. wards from the earth's surface —and picked up at the next sta- tion. There it is amplified and repeated to the next station un- til the destination is reached. Unlike normal radio trans- mission the scatterwave sys- tem has a high reliability un- der adverse atmospheric condi-

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mg through MW“ and 0"! North 1costs or 15 days: John Francis! . . . itracmr' tions it differs from the can. River Road. ' '38". chariottetown, was ﬁnedlwmc'h begins a“ Bay war' gSKIPS 200 MILES ventional microwave systems

Cross-examination was con-.325 and costs 01. 10 days; a“d‘CNTs commun cartiolizid celti re} Th scatterwave method is because it does not require Sta. dueted by John 1" NIChOlson'iDonald Ross. Charlottetown. 500 ""195 north 0 hmon 0incapable of skipping distances of tions to be in line of sight. counsel for the defence. was given a one_year suspend_ has already started. Tletggb is!up to 200 miles without inteb spaced W 30 miles, DRIVER FINED ed sentence. He was also order- “We ed 0 come y|mediiiite relay equipment. One- for efficient relay of messages.

the end of the year mmusand watt

ed to enter into a $300 bond With Some of the Chan-“ls Wm be}

am signals are generated at the scatterwave sites and beamed sk ard from a parabolic reﬂector-type antenna. The antenna, 60-feet in diameter. points to the next sta- tion in the system.

The powerful beam is

Only two relay points will be constructed between. Hay River and Lady Franklin point. The first will be at Snake River, 150 miles north of Hay River, and the second at Port Radium, an- other 170 miles north. The re- maining 230-mile gap from Port

On a similar charge. W. Da- vid Loggie. Summerside, plead. two sureties of $250 each. _ , ed not guilty but guilty to the Two men charged with un-llawful possession of liquor not lesser charge of driving whileilawfully having in their posses-Epurchased at the vendor was impaired. He was fined $125'sion liquor a place otheriremanded to April 18. . and costs or 30 days. John P. than their residence were each For failing to stop at a stop Nicholson also acted in thislfined $20 and costs or 30 days. ‘sign, four motorists were each case for the accused. ‘ Another charged with the un- fined $5 and costs or two days.

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OPENING DAY SPECIALS group to land any trout. and an absence of trout ' the creel was “par for the catch" of most fishermen along the streams and ponds of P.E.I. on the first day of the current season.

Claiming no special formula for “fish fetchin'." Merle Skerry of Summerside nonetheless manages to make a pleasing catch every open- ing day. and Monday was no exception as indicated by the

photo above of the two trout beauties. one weighing four pounds and the other weigh- ing 2": pounds. Mr. Skerry. one of a party of four that spent the day fishing togeth- cr, was the only one of the

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By ROGER LANE NEW YORK (AP) swmg to higher U.S. prices on fessor and chairman of the;cisions in terms of falling prof-i selected steri products picked joint Senate-House of Repre- its. rising costs. absence of a up momentum Tuesday as U.S. sentatives economic committee. ‘ increase since Steel Corp. industry giant, and Hearings will start next week. three other major producers The president. vacationing in modernization and fell into line. P m Beach, Fla., has main-.ment of plant. Jones and Lnughlin Steel tained silence after cautioningr c coupled Com, No. 4 company. an- steelmakers against upsettingicreases of $4.50 to nounced increases a couple of general wage-price stability. iplates' Sheets and galvanized hours aﬁf-‘r "B‘g 5‘93 The“ Kennedy said last Thursday.lproducts with some price reduc-i came “1"” Sim C0" e‘ghm‘arm Wheeling Steel Corp.! ions- ‘

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strips at the intermediate re. lay points to hillside transmit- ter sites.

The first tractor-train carry. ing construction material reached Port Radium last Week. Additional supplies will be de. a un after the spring breakup.

About 100 men will be em. ployed in the construction of the relay stations. One of the problems is trying to get men and equipment to the various

es.

Meanwhile. CNT technicians have been selected and are uh. dergoing a four-month course at Toronto to enable them to cope with intricacies in scatter- wave maintenance. These men will be stationed at the sites on a rotation basis with Hay River as their headquarters.

Supplies will be flown in once a week once the system begin: operations.

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The eight companies posting markups. including five of the big 10 U.S. makers. produced more than one—half of all Amer- ican steel in 1962.

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