Page 8, The Herald, Tuesday November 13, 1979

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4 Premiers
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Clark

By PAUL GESSELL

OTTAWA (CP) — Several
premiers gave Prime
Minister Joe Clark goad
marks Monday for his first
performance as chairman of
a federal-provincial con:
ference,

Sterling Lyon of Manitoba
said he was pleased with the
atmosphere created by.
Clark at the one-day think-
tank on a natlonal energy
strategy and predicted the
meeting heralded "a new era
in federal-provincial
discussions,"

Saskatchewan's Allan
Blakeney, an eight-year
veteran of federal-provincial
cut-andthrust, was also
congratulatory, saying "I
think we had a good day."',

Premiers from the
Maritimes sald they were
pleased with indicatians
from Clark that the federal
government will continue
heavy subsidization of im-
ported of] burned in the
region for electricity
generation.

Clark surprised his guests
when they walked into the

first segment of the nine-

- hour meeting and were faced

with a negotiating table
considerably smaller than
that favored by former
prime minister Pierre
Trudeau.

Clark said the cozy four-
metre-round table he chose,
which allowed premiers to
rub shoulders and to hear
one another without shouting
or attaching earphones,
ended what he termed the
gladiatorial atmosphere
dominating previous federal-
provincial conferences.

British Columbia Premier
Bill Bennett said those in-
volved were actually sitting

* around a poker table.

‘Clark dealt. first, stating

the federal position on such.

Issues as oil corporation
taxation and investment in
alternate energy sources,
His harshest critic was
William Davis of Ontario,
who feared Clark was
leading Canada into a
national recession by in-
sisting on substantially-in-
creased oil prices.

Quebec Energy Minister

¥ves Berube, who
represented his province,
and Blakeney had more
subtle criticisms of Clark's
policies,

During nationally-
televised. morning session,
tempers did not flare as
often happened between
Quebec and federal gov-
ernment representatives
under Trudeau's chair-
mansaip,

Noone noted publicly that
Berube was wearing a tiny
campaign button for the
spring referendum on

sovereignty-association. The
gold bulton displayed a map
af Quebec with the viord
“oui stamped across it,

Ideological differences
surfaced at may points but
the atmosphere generally
remained polite. ;

If emotions became testy
at the closed-door session
fater at Clark’s home, the
premiers masked their
displeasure when they left.

At the evening session of

the Commons Clark praised
the provincial leaders for
agreements’ reached

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