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Page 2, ‘The Herald, Wednesday, May 7, 1980;

By DAVID JONES |

TORONTO (UPC) —
English Canada will have an
“awesome duty” to reform
the constitution if Quebecerg

reject Rene Levesque’s plea
for a mandate to ‘hegatlate
sovereignty-association, --:
Newioundland Premier
Brian Peckford said.

“Tt is one thing for us to be
confident that the ‘no’ forces
will win the day,’’-Peckford
told-a meeting ‘of the Con-
ference : Board -in Canada
Tuesday. --

“However it is- something
else to forget the awesome
duty we will have after May
20; a duty we will owe tothe
51 percent or more of’ the
Quebec people who ... have
stood with the rest of Canada
on the clear and

that we are,
capable of a great act of
national self-renewal

through the revision of the -

constitution.”
Tf ‘Canada fails to meet
that challenge, he said, it

will “have permanently”

exhausted its good will in the
eyes of most Quebecers. The
longer it procrastinates, the

more likely it will lose this |

“golden and perhaps last
opportunity’ for genuine
constitutional renewal.

“We must deliver on our

une.
mistakable _ understanding
together, .

BU Sil

promise of constitutional

reform and we must deliver’

fast," he said.

Pockford, who hopes
constitutional. change would
benefit his own province by
granting it jarlsdiction over

‘fisheries, ownership of ‘alf-

shore minerals and free
_ passage of its hydro-electric.
' power across Quebec, said a
-renewed constitution could

save Canada even in the
event of a.“‘yes” vote on May
20, .

‘Quebecers belore acting, an

- In a-newa-conference afier
his speech, ‘he sald English. . a
cone aaal prep prepare: a ‘firtaly pelieve there ta a.
constitu posals that: .,

satisfy ‘take which.;will satisfy the

" basic"

would : “most:

Levesque's: ‘Becand:

‘teferendum, to. >: pull ‘out of

Confederation. ot

tion English Canada can -

‘aapieations of
Quebecers a nd. destroy the
Parti- Quebecois in. the,

PQ rapped for using the Grits power

- JAMES BAY, Que.
(UPC) -—. The. Parti
Quebecois government has
gone “too far” in using the

James Bay ‘hydro electric ©

project’ to --' promote
soverelgnty-association

because it was ‘initlated ©

under the federal system,

says former ‘premier Robert

Bourassa.

Bourassa, who Initiated
the project almost 10 years

tothe day, pointedly:tried to

defuse recent claims by

Premier Rene Levesque that .

the massive complex, built
entirely with, Quebec. funds
and manpower, showed the
province could progress
toward nationhood. -

Fam 1970 to 1976, even in
1975, he (Levesque) said it
was the costliest white

_ elephant of the century,”

Bourassa said | “at a shew

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“Ard now hey. are o saying”
it is. a marvelous project and
this shows we could achieve
sovereignty-association,” he ~

- added. “I think-it ig golng too, -

far because this ‘was.
achieved within a. federal
system.** :

-Levesque’s 1976 electoral "
victory.was in part dite to his.
‘eriticlsm of the multi-million
dollar project, whictiis billed .
BS Nor America’s largest
hyrdo facility.”

Bourassa ‘sald the project
was-“a rallying point”. for all
Quebecers otherwisedivid

‘along constitutional ieee
_ Hnguistic. lin

He also nite thie PQ

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construction of. the Mon ying be

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‘Natural gas pipeline, which:

‘he said Souda help increase «

‘from 6to 12 percent- Quebec's.

‘consumption. of cheap
“domestic gas. and reduce-
‘dependence on ol, =~

While Ryan’ strip to James-

Bay, afew miles north of the...
Ҥ2nd parallel, followed by a.

_ week Levesque’s visit, it was
" the first “day: in: the three-
week-old: campaign for. the
May 20 -referendum the.

* leader of the “no” forces did

not make’a public address.’ 3

Though the local “yes!”

‘committee claimed support.

from: a majority
estimated 13,000 workers at
* the complexes, Michel
Turgeon, of the James Bay
Energy Corp., said about 36
‘Percent. could not vote

ort

of the

PQ) are after.”

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“But che’ “met. with orily
limited'success as five of the 7
nine cabins he visited on the “
compound were empty. «

During @ brief stop at LG
3, about 150 kilometers. along -
the La Grande River, east of
LG-2, Ryan fielded questions
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“Soverelgnty-association
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‘No’ vote will still mean changes.

speond, ‘eferenduin,”” he:

Those agpirations, he sald,
‘are litile different from, those.
‘of many-other provinces who
are’. demanding:: greater.

decentralization | ‘of’ federal
powers | and ; control over”
“Regpurees, « ete

itt fen new ‘propotala,

;, “we can’ Bay to-

Gane’ ‘we’. have: done’

pointing. for. you. and. we

doe. ‘something . for:
Ged (Then). "Levesque
* would love. badly. 1 think

ws vou would:have a: 010

Zan! favor: of | cot, .

“federation.”

to a ederaliprovicial.
‘ conference to’ work out the -
long-sought -. - constitutional *
_changes,: he, sald. “Tt. ihe -
doesn’t want.to come. to. the.
.. table, okay. But he should be
invited,” " :
: ig. to: the province's.
battle: with Ottawa& ‘over
-ownership . of | offshore
resources, “Peckford “echoed
Energy: Minister Mare: -
-Lalonde’s remark Monday in
‘Halifax:that the matter may:
end up in the courts, -

The. ‘provinces signed a’
memorandum of agreement
in 1977 ‘that: granted Ottawa
5 percent ‘of the revenues
from \.. most "_. off-shore:
Pegources, . but : . beth-

Newfoundiand. and Nova °

Scotia now: insist they must —
have complete ownership.

. Peckford saidthe problem .
_ could be resolved very easily

if Lalonde: were’ willing: oo

~ hand. over. control” as. the.

previous. - Conservative .

government, had promised ta to

a . .

7 It would

keep: the

Postar

status quo:
- Levesque -

By ALYCIA’: -AMBROZIAK
ST. AGAPIT, Que. (UPC)
— A “no majority vote, in
the. May 20 referendum _
willmean the perpetuation: -of

the status quo for Quebecers,

said ..:, Premier - Rene,
ue, Wyege Ty 7

- Levesa ne sabia a
en ee a0! seal

majority ‘no’ Mate, ng

will, mean. & mandate , for’
negotiatlon,”:-Levesque: told
about 1,000 enthusiastic
supporters . Tuesday in. an
agricultural .area about 48.
kilometers weat of Quebec
Ci

ty.

~ Liberal leader. Claude
‘Ryan, ,head of .the “‘np”,
camp, as. well as other
politicans — including Prime
Minister Pierre Trudeau —~
have said that a “no'’ in the
referendum ‘would. ‘be - in-

terpreted as 4. mandate to
negotiate | “renewed
federalism,
“A no’ ‘majority ‘vote will

epqie sliould'be in vited

scien
Selene because’ they: don't
~ know. ‘how. their research
- should be used, broadcaster
‘and: selentiat David Sutil

warns.
‘king Tuesday | ‘to a,
toon on ‘challenges. and |

changes facing.the: world in

decade, Suzuki
said students graduatin
fram: “universities. wit
seience ‘and engineering
- degrees were i Il-equipped to
' deal with the impact of thele
work because they had :not-
taken: coursed in” “eligi,
cotta ar L

the- coming

OTTAWA’ _(UPG)-
Canada: da, not. De vasrlng
‘increasing. its’ general
_ revenues by. Impeeing an
” additional :

exports, | Depuy” Prime ;

Pnaale Allan MacEachen
Respon ding top _queatiou

in’ the House, of Commons gO

Tuesday from Conservative
MP.Bill- Jarvis, MacEachen
said he had not discussed the
possibility of an. additional
export tax with’ the
Producing, Provinces, nor

A light dusting of snow. or
rain was predicted today for
_fireravaged northwestern
‘Ontario .° ‘but. weather

‘forecasters’ could offer -no ©
woodland: Tuesday, .sur-

hope of relief for firefighters

- jw Alberta, Saskatchewan or

"British Columbia, |”
“about 30 residents were

forced. to:evacuate a: ismall -

egging. town northwest of

Dryden, Ont., Tuesday as a
1, O00-acre fire raged out of
control. pvasane 78 fires

-wolla, Holic

Saska i, fed

can ew and Alberta 49.

province

No ‘extra energy taxes: seen”

energy lines," he said, ad

: Alberta hustory,

hry or theology.

1 et re than a
fie” woe fs

sclentists were employed

50: percent of.

directly. by’ the jnllitary. a
the: ety ey of the rest: 4
private business, § Bierukié
much research was airected
toward destruction or. profit.

“\qw@ have ail ‘thin ine
_ formation and we're in deep.

troybte’. because. we: don't:

know how to. use'it,” he told:
nls audience, adding . that.
there was little: weighing of,
otg-term ¢ alfects at ape
‘wesearch, - Stes :

wan. the: governibent ean"

temp plating on
Pertahnly 10 decision has
been taken along those
iding that if
such a. decialoa was made, it"
would: be be: included a.

budget.
Jarvis asked ‘whether tha”
overnment waa considering
2s general”
or resource, expert
tax” wat ‘would add‘ elec:
tridity, natural. gas and any.
other resource to the exiting

export, tax on crige ail,

Hope dim for firefighters.

A massive 326,000- acre
blaze. northeast, of Fort

consumed 928,000. acres..of

passing a May. 1968. blaze
that burned 321,000, acres in
the Slave Lake area, |

ae oo etl i

con!

Alberta nat forestry, officials
have asked, Be. provincial
ssovernmne rite trea i]

e forestry.
seartiies

wget i have sa far
consumed 500,000 acres,

ite already
_ this “year

Whalen says meats are safe”

“OTTAWA (wPo —
Agriculture Miniiter Eugene
Whelan has.denied Con-
seryative party claims there
are unsafe levels of -an-
Ublatice. & nd other. drug
Bidyies “ ein” “lederdlj

Hate aa te

’"Milges, a yeterinarian and
former employee of the
federal health and protection
service, told the Commans
Tuesday that almost 14
percerit of meat and poultry
products contain ingredients

that: my cause aterele

reactions or even death,
However, Whelan’ denied
the charges, when asked to
step up inspections of
_-abattoirs; saying he - had
-—“thousan ds of test _reswite”’
™ that show “there “Was. nd

poole, rar & Rae te
oe erty tevigbagy bes Lyeria de: awe

“y disagree with what has -

~been said,” Whelan told the
Commons. ‘Thousands | of
tests have not. shown any.
harmful residue. However,
we are continuing ‘our
vigilance . and doing

‘verything pose le."

Labor to support strikers.

” WINNIPEG (UPC) —
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today in, sup

of a. two
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“Boise Cascade is. the:
number: one union
multinational company: .

North America,” ra ed.

Ontariq Federation of labor
a president . Cliff Pilkey
Tuesday. as
“Let's pass the hat and
.show some financial muscle
so they will not be allowed to
starve their. workers. into
submission.”
But some,
shouted, “Tomorrow!
Tomorrow!” and chairman
Dennis McDermott, who Is:
also CLC president, got. the
mesgage and announced the:

, call for financial help would .

be carried out in the morning
when more delegates were
present, ;

Deal sco: |

. TORONTO (UPC) — The
federal goverment will try ta
accommodate Alberta's

demands in an oil pricing
agreement, but the interesta
of a fiscally balanced Con-
federation must come first,
Energy Minister Mare
Lalonde says.

a speech Tuesday to a
fipanctal conference
sponsored by the Conference
Board in Canada, Lalonde
said a Canadian thove to
world oil prices would. be
itresponstble,.due to hard-

| it would cause business |

the consuming public.
But he: warned hi
energy rices woul

ner

’ unavoidable following the

next negotiated oi)-pricing
agreement with Alberta.
The energy minister said
the. energy ‘“‘crisis’ In
Canada was not. due to a

- pupply shortage.

“The problem is mainly an
“economic problem, at the
heart of which is the issue of

. striking a Canadian price for

oi] that is fairand reasonable
to all concerned,” he said,
Lalonde sald recent
dramatic increases in the
international price of ol! had
caused a decrease in
economic growth . :

form of:

had already .

delegates —