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diabetics in this region, she
hat arranged for John
Minty, the northern
representative. ‘of -* the

tion, toc come over

from Smithers,

diabetics and thalr families,
Stradeak!

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af rovincial

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will ba
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a diabetic

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to have liaison with ol other

Ann Poliock, oe etelan

at the Terrace hospital says
the number: of diabetics in . converted

this ar area is several per cent
the Population, at ut eat

VICTORIA (CP) — British
la’s development is

being held because ite
petheae not provide
esough graduates the

professions, saya Dr,

ard Petch, presideit of
the University of Victoria.

He sald B.C. universities
natlonal
average in only three of the
17 lons and was last in
providing engineering,
commerce and medicine
graduates,

Government = statlatics

ahow 06 doctors were

* Skeene federal candidates are*prepared for voters on May 22.

Five Skeena federal

RE.M.

CARACAS (cP) =

Venezuela, a key supplier of

crude oll for Canada and the

United States, raised its

surcharge on moat crude
from §1.20  <2-galion barrel.

price of Venezuelan
crude to $17.30 a barrel and
mediumgravity crudes. to
$16.98, the ay eres
energy minis said,
aurcharge for heavy crude
remains at 70 cents a barrel.

Zeer, When the crisis in Eran

tightened supplies of oil

around the world, The
Organization of Petroleum
Exporting
belowge townie Venesitela

sane and fApril ‘ted and the
basic OPEC for benchmark
light Arabian crude now
stands at $16.02 a barrel.
Venezuela added surcharges
in April.

During a news conference

in Qatar earlier In the day,
pergy Minister Humberto
Calderon "confirmed the
rease in s ea. He
sald they are in line with
similar moves by other
OPEC countries,
In its statement, the
ministry also announced that
It will ralse the prices of

. rted fue] oils Baturday
ing range to ® cents from $9 Tu

cents a barrel d
hur content. Vene-

$20.40 8
Vonezuela ‘exports an
average of two million
barrels 9 day in crude oll and

‘me sted States receives
exppris andi per tental fe
an cen
cnde lee 5 Cama Is takin
est bu

ie per cent ot Veneta’

atu exports and three per
cent of refined probucts, ve
Veneruela ships 41 per

ame

_ tease Sey :

| Cand

7 ‘By Blan ong _

My

yale bons aie

recede it (ie

cent of its crude to the -
Caribbean, most. of it.g
to refineries in Curacao

products. for the
exports Wedneaday to $1.80 market, .

4

Venezuela — na gluding
Exxon, Gulf and. Shel] —
Aruba, whi¢H also turn ‘out. have accepted the increases.,
U.S. No comumeats are aval’
ore o,+-' dicom the compa
Enetay
Moreno Leon . customers that it is rals

sald in

Eine gy nas

racas that all the
major thternattonal oll

es by 70 cents a barre:
ge Be sald. The in ’ their ail.

; “than tvo dimensional as on

he. candidate talked about the

| meeting. birth of a new confederation .

and another candidate spoke
..out agalnat, abortion.

independant candidate.

Venezuela raises surcharge |

companies ‘that buy from = crease brings

ee bade ol

gis age

Organ was. like, the.

Tony’
volce crying int he wilder- . an

ness as he. was booed -and
heckled because of his stand

~Y" agaliet abdrtion.

"I will fight for what ‘is.
Godly and good; I am con-

the country's
mre highest ade, and
% ara ,
eat priced — to. $10 a

Most members of the

Minister : Libya informed some ofits OPEC, except for Saudi

barrel

Arable, have put surcharges
- of $1.80 to $1.90 @ barrel on

It’s not advertising

Stories about | the.
election printed or broadcast .

Countries.

OTTAWA (CP) — News

next Monday .or Tu will,
not be considered p ted
election day advertising,
election commissimer Joe
Gorman said) Wednesday.
But two Albe
newspapers have been told
not to publish candidates’
replles
questions pla

supplements to
distributed Monday, be said,
However, that ruling does
not affect election news
stories carried or broadcast
by ihe news media, Gorman

av does it apply to
general campaign round-up
stories on what has aiready
been said or done by can-
didates,

The general election is

eaday,
The Calgary Herald and
Edmonton Journal were told
that under the Canada
Elections Act they cannot
publish the’ replies which
were interpreted as ad-
vertising by candidates who,
under the act, are not
allowed to advertise on or
the day before an election,
The question the Journal
had planned to replies
to was: What is your stand
on Issues of particular im-
pact in your consttuency? It
was one of four tor
being put to all onton-
area candidates. The other
three were acceptahte,

federal .

to fanned hee

clusion in special election they

Another | Sificlal sald such
open-ended questions were
an invitation ‘to candidates to
get on thelr campaign
stumps and indulge in a little
self-promotion,

Local Progreasive Con-
servative candidates abou
denounced the decision as
ridiculous and | ah ie’
fringement o:
the public to recelve in-
formation at a time when
need it most.”

Journal Publisher J.P.
O'Callaghan called the inter- °
pretation ‘‘an encroachment
on the tradition of a free
press, with civil servants
usurping the editorial

tive, not direct
terreno vw te edly
Cand dates aa the ae in-
struments of *Tavolvement,

By THE CANADIAN PRESS
Prime Minister Trudeau
accused Joe Clark Wed:

nesday of being “bad news”
for Canada because the
Pro ive Conservative

leader criticized the Liberal
campaign announcement of
a major natural gas find.
Clark told a London, Ont.,
rally that a Conservative
vermment would revise tax
wa lo give a better break to
charital ee and volunteer

Ea Broadbent, leader of
the New Democratic Party,

“No way are we trying to
interfere with the freedom of
the press,’’ the official sald,
“We just want them to re-
phrase their question."

The two elestoral officials
were Specifically asked

terpretation's
siteck on new proline

The Journal plana to drop
the offending question from
its supplement while the
Herald has cancelled ‘its
supplement.

ovi t low ia 18 degrees.

Leaders battle

dented allegations in hia
home constituency of
Oshawa, Ont., that the
United Autoworkers Union la
intimidating member Loto

supporting t the NDP.
deaul chastized Clark’s

pledge to abolish Petro-
Canada, the national oll
company involved in the gas
discovery in the high Arcti,
at all cam

during his final weatern «
Trudeau sald he thouglt

whi
ys

i fates meeting ho hum

cerned about love and justice
I} seek what is
righteous, * Organ sald...
However, tha man who
dresses like the man from
Glad and offers to clean up
fhe evil. and the per-
milasiveness which he says
exist within the political
arena only received support

” from Rod Cousins, the

Pro; Conservative
candi in his fight for

eri every ‘abortion there
are two lives involved and I
speak for the life that cannot -
speak for Itself," he valid.

Nan Dn, &
One ‘ites te crllcled

ri on by

he would be bring back b uae
door abortions and said she

opposed any man who dic:
tates what should dowith

a the New
Cont’d on 5

Tona Campagnolo, the
Liberal ral incumbent
for shame w was criticized by
Michael Darnell, the Nor-
thern representative of the
United Fishermen and Allied
Workers Union on Wed-
nesday for statements she
made at Tuesday's all-
candidates meeting.

“She has no mandate to

nection with To ‘aid Dar-

by one-
half, She said the United
Fishermen recognise the [McG

peed to export raw fish,
Darnell says it. ip
“Iudicrous that they (federal

government) let Tokyo have

the final ssy on how many

people’ to work in the
secondary application of

. We've been fighting this
and Jona has shown how far
she has wandered from tha

eames said i Tusadny .

VANCOUVER (cP) -— will be going up. “+. tyeame of $410 million, discount year by year, One renewal fime, A motorist’ income. surplus- of 96.
‘There was some news  Sherrell sald told a news Although premluma will ; of claim-free dri jouldn’t be penalized twice. million in 1978 compared:
and some bad mye for conference that although the increase, Sherrell said the _ SEE STOR Y ON 8 ail enrn a oneyeee would be penalized twice with an $8.6 million detifiet
tmotorists Wednesday: from corporation's finances arein method of determiaing them the recently-announced ingurance purchases, ac- ‘discount, vehicle owner still {s respon. the previous year. %: °->-
Robbie Sherrell, manager of good order, motorists ahould willbe more falr because tho élimination of the cording to thelr claim Although the emphaisis sible for the claim record of  ICHC’a annual ‘Fey: if
the. Sovernment-owned expect some kind of an in. emphasis on safe-dtiving requirement that vehicle record. In addition, the will be ahifted to the driver, iis insured vehicle. If he showa’ $856 million paid“ in
Insurance Corp. of British craase in premiums but he discount ' lity will bé owners must pay a minimum means new residents’ an-owner of more than one loans his cartosomeone who vehicle premiums ies B21
Colombia. Pefused tosay how much that’ shifted tothe performancect six-month Autoplan ‘in B.C, will be eligible for. car-would only he penalized has an aceldent while millon in clver preintuma;

bert feud news: ICBC lain inerease would be. Most the driver rather than the Premium before claiming-a discounts according to their once for a clalm, Sherrell driving it, the owner's Tavestinents earned : ate
lehape witha motorists have already paid vahicle, .  claim-free record. said, If the owner of twocara remium discount is, af- million :
si milion surplus in 1978. their 1979 premiums, il Increase by $10 milli Drivers will now be  Sherrell sald newly- was at fault in an accident fected. ; 7 $410 million total-in:
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' . sa , ta “w a lor Ww said . tion ven ear
. The bad news: Premiums of the corpora an ee Rent effective Sept. 1, comatt, new and renewal first time, oust earn the reflected only on one car at a ahape, with an. shistegy. ° " a
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Terrace _ ‘dONARAPPED “"
diabetics UFAWU upset
planning over remarks.
. , 7 *, Z
meeting | pee
°
_ ‘Terrace resident Myrna j “
Stradeait wants 10 S00 a Union RAIL
branch of the Canadian d eal :
Diabetic Association formed enying UNIO NV
. She ts not just concerned °
about the welfare of it all

than
Canadian rail and a
wurkers have won ei
independence from their.

it would never happen is. A

practice.

“We have complete -
authority in Canada,"

regor sak.

The union, which
represents 200,000
members in da and
the U.8., approvéd a.
seperate cons tution-"for.
its Canadian division |.
without significant dis-

‘
fata te

officers, control Uniog |
a paiey.

VICTORIA (CP) — It
would cost the province at

- British Cotumble’s north
coast, Transportation
Minlater Alex Fraser said
Wednesday.

Fraser said he agreed
with a suggestion by
Premier Bill Bennett that
the ferry. be used to
supplement service now
- offered on tha northern

FERRY PLAN
VERY COSTLY

Idled vessel to wok

over natural gas blurt

Clark ula ould have
cougra govern-
ment and Petro-Canada for
news of the major discovery.
omised a shopping. contre
pro as oan
rally in London thet his
government would put
coatable groups in a
to assume greater
se cna in building
thy communities,

He also jabbed again at the
: ual "Te he telling
audience, “Ts he
us that aH Healt te atop
flowing in

Broadbent
his home constituency,
eying in a radio interview

Elliott Trudeau was net
prime minister?’

tapent the day in

t allegations of on

induatry,..what she ways is | dues and set union.
absolute nonsense," he said. [in Canada. : By:
wat Japanese were not agreement, sever
Canadian fish until the 200. Caredian eefioetee,
mile fishing Hmit was in- [the International... .:-.
troduced, sald Darnell, . executive of the union.’ .
“When th ty receive a a
fe er. bens Shelford’
want aalmon a
we'll end thee "Seas, advocates. |
control 35; |
on wagés®:
A ale ons
run by the Queen of only way to beep food tise
The Queen of Surrey in las torenodua troduct wale

He “He predicted ie wil
barge service between contiabe te Pri Bind
Queen Charlotte Talands, | 10 per cont a year.
the minister said, who 8 was

It would cost $3 milion | defeated in the May 10,
to refit the vessel and §2 Feneral olsctione
million to build docking cold bo eenileves BR de,
facilities on the Queen on the 1 yorker

In Ctiawa, Bob de
MP "snd rs

previous elections. cualked up last year’. :

NDP leader has aloo = He added tad tis 6

cod criticlam aig a atands
tiding enough but be sald fo put ae place i “ae
he believes voters are economic. platform im<
mature fncugh tok to mediately afte the May &:
that against 1 preven es

we