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mama B.C. Energy Policy Outlined
ewumead euble fea} Me’ said B,C. would honor

Premier David Harrett told -: 61 vents per thourarid cuble feet” oot Me? sai ,
the Governors of the States.of. currently charged for exporled .° thal contract, which was signed.
Washington, Oregon and Idaho... “nalural gas is below what other ~~ in 1969, but would not sign any
Wednesday that their govern- -energy sources. cost: In>- more long-term contracts, ;
menis should establish State. Washinglon, 0) fa He said. B.C.'s.. ames! c
Marketing Boards tocontrol the “If natural gas was priced al’: consumption has been 4 n-
sale of petroleum producls. the game level per. British - creasing at belween 13 and 14
“™ Thermal Unitas residual oll, we | percent peryearand if now new
Barrett urged Governor van. would have ta charge $1.25 per- gas suurces were discouvered,
Evans of Washington, Governor. Mef at the porder, and $1.35 in. the present supply would: last ;

: ‘ the. only 18 years.
Tom McCall of Oregon, and Seattle, Barrett told. the a ell ary, pent some time

Governor Cecil Andrus of: “Rotary Club.

Idaho, to set up energy He said B.C, produces. 1200 — in: the morning al- Sealtle

marketing beards to deal . Million Cubic Feet of natualgas Universily, the. Jesuit in-

directly with Brilish Columbia, , per day, and exports 600 Million slitulion he attended after high

arid to establish research and. Cubic Feet to the Uniled Slates school. He answered questions

development. agencies. wander a contract Uhatlasts until from a student assembly, and
7" a reminisced with old teachers.

He said the Slates should deal _
on a government-to-
government basis rather. than
dealing with the private energy
corporations which push for
increased production and
comsumplion at the expense af -
the public interest. .

Barrett was in Sealtie lo”
address the 6t-member Rotary
Club on B.C.'s energy policies,
particulary (ha province's price
increases on the natural gas
sold in the three states.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1974

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He said the Government has
an obligation to the people of
B.C, lo charge market value for~.
tis resources, and noted that the

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