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(CP) —, Political Ieaders in

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“new customers. ,

Lace Mines aricd
fesources Canada

“Substitution Program grants to convert from. eb
ail to other fuels for heating. .

. “Insulation n Pee grants to cut energy con-

. The Propane Vehicle Grant Program i is helping
“operators of large fleets of vehicles convert
fephenes to clean, économical | propane. |
fing of Canada reseatch and dével-. °
crea ding new ways ofreducing our
depéndence on oil: Improved insulation téch-.- .
s niqhes for figmes, water heating from solar
energy, generation of electricity by wind power,”
use of waste materials as an energy source are
- all being demonstrated in current federal
vernment projects. .

_YELLOWKNIFE, Iw. govera
al

‘the: Eastern . Arctic have

taken” “As major. step in’:

. pursuit: of ia. separate

bown

‘territory, outlining the basis ° elections, ‘and’, “Propose | ‘0
at 8 conatitutlon: ‘ahd ll to thereof a federal

@ convention a commissioner. a a
~ Year from now to ratify-it:. A report of the Nunavut. eastern members of the’
They... have. ed Alto. “Constitutional: Forum, N.W.TS. legislature ‘and
-ftablished: ~ Aiabh. leaders of thé + Inuit -

"a detailed. ‘con: . month, “aaye.
Biitution, recommend a: public - opinion will ibe
ry, name a capital,

- défine, who - can’ vote in

whieh “held its founding :

‘solicited ‘throughout: the

Tepieiaet, an shorter:

- Sex. offender released:

Prosecutors’
ap BY they were not given enough time to
~ challenge defence medical testimony
_ before a judge ‘freed 500-pound sex of-
fender. “Joseph (JoJo) Glorgianni on
‘grounds that ‘jail would: _eridanger
Glogianni's life.

- Superior Court Judge Richard J.S. -

Barlow agreed at a hearing Monday to
reconsider his Aug. 6 decision to reduce

Giorgianni's 15-year jail sentence to three -

years” probation and a §2,000 fine.

' After the hearing, the offices of the state...
_ attorney general and the Mercer County

prosecutor filed written arguments on wy
the sentence ‘reduction ‘should not be
‘allowed to stand.
Barlow scheduled a Sept. 17 hearing to
reconaider the sentence reduction, and

"meanwhile. placed Glorglanni on $15,000

cash bail.

Glorgianni, 33, Was convicted,jn- 1980 of
carnally abusing and debauching the
morals of a 14-year-old girl lis a back room:
of hie Trenton shop, where ahe had stopped

to buy a sandwich. The incident occurred
in October, 1978. ~

He served only one week. of his jai

. Bentence before he.was freed,

‘Ih Canada, % we are able to 6 produce more electricity, natural gas,
propane and-coal-than we need. When we bring our oil Production
-into balance with our oil consumption, Canada will be completely
self-sufficient i in energy. And with the assistance of ; programs from.
the Government of Canada, that’s exactly whats happening,

Cnergie, Mines et
Ressources Canack:

‘In October 1980, the Government of Canada
announced a series of programs and initiatives to
make Canada self-sufficient in energy by ;

‘the end of the decade. Tes name - the National

natural-gas to new markets to help reduce en
‘dependence on oil. Another program =~
is helping gas utilities to extend. service to

Program.’ ;
__ After jusrl8 months, j its clear that the program
. is working, and that the majority of Canadians -
*, share the Government's energy goals. . -
To reduce our need for oil, homeowners and
businesses are enthusiastically participating i in.
the many Government programs designed to ,
help them convert from oil to alternative fuels...
To Increase our reserves of oll, billions of |.
dollars are being invested in new exploration and —
"+ development projects.by the petroleunr industry, : 7
‘despite unfavourable economic conditions. =... “BR .
“| S¥hen oil consumption and oil production are?
__ In’ balance, welll have energy security, a SOURCE
7 of strength for any country in today's world.
' , Already; Canada has taken a significant stp
towards encrgy necurity: . ;

owt

‘has. not committéd
Eastern Arctic on these: watt

., eabinet
~~ senior civil servants to work
with the foruin on-diviaion of :

25,000 Inult.

‘The federal’ “Phvemament’
itself to..
splitting the N.W.F, and the, ;

; forin’ 5 report urges that at

fio Soon.

dof. ead it acks: that Scnator.

Jack: ‘Austin, minister

responsible - for -poltical

evolution. In: the North, -
establish-a “‘core group” of -
ministers. and

the territories.
Characteristic of: the ~
aggresalve mood of the

' ‘forum, the report says it

“should establish early on
Ita viaiblity and. credibility
as an independent entity,”
“We've gone beyond |
talking about Nunavut,"?
sald Dennis. -Patterson, the

forum's chairman, member |
of the. legislature for

Frobisher Bay, and N.W.T.
education minister. “Now
we are building ft."

‘The report asks Ottawa to

| In the i north, i in spite of difficult economic times over the .
past year and a-half, there have been new oil discoveries in both the
| Beaufort Sea-Mackenzie Delta and in the Arctic Islands areas...

4 Canada’s established oil reserves, as estimated by the Canadian _. Seg matte babs
Petroleum Association, increased in 1981 with the inclusion, for the =~ ="
first time, of the promising Hibemia reserves in the Atlantic offshore, ©

- Enough gas has now been proved off Sable ae

Island to proceed with development. All told,
natural gas reserves have been discovered at." -
more than twice the rate of production i in Canada: 7
in recent years:

“Enquire about Goverament progeims, :
many ‘backed by:grants arid incentives, which’:
can help'omes ‘and busiricsses'reduce heir i
“energy costs by. conserving | anid converting, ~
“Write; _
Energy, Mines & Resources Canada,
FO. Box 3500, ..

Ottawa, Ontario Ky 4Gl

‘patablish | a

their -

commission — before next,

. May, and | draw a botindary .

by next September. eh
“The? boundary: ° as

problem. sbecause.. renal a
~.¢laima to- rights. on’ alt Jand

northeast ‘of the ‘treeline = =

an area they call Nunavut —
“overlap. with claims. the. ;

Dene Indians to ‘the ‘west, :.-
++ Also; the Tnuvialuit of the
Mackenale - Delta. gan't

lot with thelr: cousins the
* Inuit, or with the Indians to”
Whom they are-linked by the

Mackenzie Valley corridor: .

The Nunavut forum was
founded in response to three
main political develop- -
ments of the past year:

First,.. Northern Affaire
- Minister John © Munro in-
elsted last winter that talks .
on political development be
separate from aboriginal
’ Claims talks, even though
_Tault claims overlap with
proposal for a
separate: ferritory,

. The NW.
_ later endorsed division 19 to

\ ae Ve :
~ boundary ° ; 8 c nd;

get together ‘on pallical
- development betare comming
to Ottawa's ;
‘So the N. Ww, T.: Jegialiture
‘and all main native groups
‘formed ‘the’. Constitutlonal
‘Alliance : in. July. The.

Nunavut, Fortin ‘is. Bart of

“the alllance. although its
- independent stance. would
‘06m to - Fun’ Counter
decide whether to cast" their: -

voted 84 per cent in favor of
dividing the territories. jast
spring ij a referendum. .
The vote in the enst wan
overwhelmingly - in tayor,
with ambivalence in’ ‘the.
west — attributed’ to ‘un-
certainty over the boundary
and where the Inuvidluit
would ftin,
leginiature

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