.

‘EDMONTON “(CP) — status but the controversy
Peter Coe, the Citadel over his tenure continues,
Theatre's British-born ar- “It is not the policy of this
tetie director, has been government to keep talented
granted landed immigrant people.out of the country,”!

. Atkey told Joe Shoctor, the

+.

Artistic director becomes
a Canadian with talent

Immigration Minister Ron —

theatre's executive h
producer, in confirming. -
approval of Coe’s appli

iestion “This government has

INDIAN HEALTH
POLICY PLANNED

OTTAWA (CP) — “Jt will be a lot dif-
Health Minister David ferent than going between
Crombie will announce a guides and  mora-
major, comprehensive toriums,” Crombie's aide

wal f

Indian health policy .
before Parliament opens She was referring to

The Herald, Thursday, August 2, 1970, Page 5

NDP slams

refugee status

OTTAWA (CP) — Im- passport is marked with the
migration Miniater Ron letter L, a virtual death
Atkey is hiding behind warrant should he return to
technicalities and spouting Chil

Carter receives. .

Senate support.

WASHINGTON (AP) — In
a victory for President

Carter, the U.S. Senate

energy committee voted
Wednesday to give a new
federal agency ultimate
authority to expedite con-
struction of high priority
energy projects,

The 140-1 -yote would
permit a new national
Energy Mobilization Board

to urge local and. state’

agencies to move quickly on
granting. permits for planta

designed to reduce U.S. -

dependence on imported oil.

“The whole purpose of this
isto get things moving,” sald
Senator. Henry Jackson

(Dem.: Wash.) the com: jecti
chairm

mittee

but is ‘mainly intended to
speed. construction -of oil
shale plants and- coal
liquification facilities.

Construction of

pipelines, refineri

types of energy sources, :

The committee ¢arlier
vote against a blanket
waiver of state and local
toning or environmental
laws. oo:

Senator Bennett Johnston
(Dem. La.) had urged that
the board be permitted a free
hand without regard to local
laws to move ahead with

construction of a small -

number of super priority
miergy projects,

Louise Dunlop, director of . th
the Environental Policy.

Centre, said after the vote
she was pleased because
local and state governments
would retain - the t to
raise environmental ob-
A version of the Energy
Mobilization Board before
the House of Represen-
tatives commerce com-
mittee would provide broad
authority to waive local and
stata statutes. esttin

. Carter proposed g up
an energy board in his
8] ‘July 14, but similar

ideas had been moving’
through Congress before
en.

for landed immigrant status,
“T'll be happy when I see
the news in writing,” said
Coe from Banff, Alta., where
he is conducting seminars at

’ the Fine Arts Centre,
Controversy over Coe’s

appointment to. succeed John .

Neville in 1977 at the Citadel

peaked last March 18 whea:

former ‘immigration
_Minister: Bud . Cullen
overruled Edmonton im-

migration officers’ approval’
of Coe's application for.
‘Janded immigrant status, -
Coe had been the subject of.

actors’ protests to John Rob-
erts, the former secretary of
state, and a national petition

involving Canadian Actora’ .

Equity Association members
on the ‘hiring of - non-
Canadiane in Canadian
eatres. . :

Cullen sald the theatre had
not fulfilled
train a Canadian successor
to Coe. Within a week of
Cullen's announcement,

' Randy Mnertz resigned as

associate director, saying he
_ bad been used as a pawn by
the theatre to try to convince
the immigration department

it was training a Canadian.

BUCCESSOF. ;
. ‘The theatre denied that
Maertz had ever been hired
specifically to be groomed"
as- Coe’s successor and
produced documentary
evidence io support its case.

Shoctor sald “It was a
matter.of principle involved
here.”

Symphonies, opera com-

a promise to.

come to a point of view that

Is going to reflect on arts -

organizations across
Canada. Maybe

will be somewhat protected
from interference; from
outside intervention in their
business,” .

* oe had signed a new two-
year contract when his

application for landed im-.

‘migrant status was rejected.
He said he now can consider
the second year of his con-
tract, his third season with

the theatre.
Shoctor aald appointment
of another Canadian

assistant to Coe “Is not a -

matter of concern’ to the
Citade] board at this time,’

“However, if the right |

person comes along , ..,
obviously, we shall be
looking at the guest directors
used in the coming season on
the main and Rice stages,”

Bernard - Chadwick,
executive secretary of the
actors’ equity association,
said in a telephone interview
from Torsnto he will ask that
a search for a Canadian

‘artistic director for the

Citadel he made before Coe's
application for landed immi-
grant status is approved.

- Chadwick: said. he: will: *

discuss the iaste -with
MacDonald. 7
“Pm an internationallat,

I'm not about to want to close
the bordera. But if someone
wants Lo come to the country -
to run a major theatre, then
he or she must make a
Canadian commitment and

now they:

in October, an aide said
Wednesday,

The major folley
statement will go further
than a campaign promise
by Progressive Con-
servative Prime Minister

Clark, to unilaterally

restore uninsured health
benefits to reserve In-
dians, an issue which
flared under the former
Liberal administration,

“FT WILL BE COM-
-PREHENSIVE, NEW
AND COMPLETE," THE

AIDE SAID IN AN IN- ©
TERVIEW. “It will be:

different from what we've
ever known,”

No details were
disclosed but she said the
policy. as far as it has

developed, has been
well recelved by cabinet.

And Indian leaders are
being consulted.
Discussions aré still going
on, she added,

“We're working closely
with Indian leaders,”’

The policy will affect
the country’s 300,000
status Indians covered by
the Indian Act, Under the
act, Indians are entitled
to live on the reserve and.

| receive several federal

- government benefits.

It will not apply to an
additional 100,000 Metis
(of white and Indian
blood) and nonstatus
Indians, not covered by
federal legislation. They

receive benefits from: -

provinctal governments, .

guides on uninsured
health benefits, such as
eye glasses, dental care,
ambulance ‘service and
some drugs, imposed on
Indians last fall by
Monlque Begin, former
Liberal health minister.
- Under the guides, In-
diang were forced to pay
for services’ previousl

provided free. Healt

department officials cited
abuses and high-costs as
the reason for the guides,

After demonstrations
by Indlans across’ the
country, which included a
toll on an international
bridge between Massena,
N.Y., and Cornwall, Ont.,
Begin announced in
January a six-month
moratorium.

Crombie has extended
that moratorium until his
policy statement In
September, the aide said.

Indian leaders, citing
abnormally high death
and infant mortality
rates, have called for a
review of health-care sys-
tems. :

Federal health
department figures show
the average life ex-
pectancy for status In-
dians is 22 years less than
the average Canadian
man. For women, the gap
ia more than 29 years,

Despite a continuing
infant mortality rate,
Indian infant death levels
are still more than twice
the national average,

factual inaccuracies in
trying to defend his refusal
to grant a Chilean seaman
refugee status In Canada, a
New Democratic MP said
Wetinesday,

Svend Robinson, who
represents the British
Columbia riding of Burnaby,
also accused Atkey of ap-

-Rlying a double standard by

welcoming 50,000 boat people
fleeing Communist rule in
southeast Asia while re-
fusing to grant Galindo
MadridAvilez refugee status
from the military die-
tatorship in Chile,

Atkey said Tuesday there
is nothing he can do to help
Madrid-Avilez because the
Immigration Act prohibits
him from issuing a
miniater’s permit for
residence im Canada to
anyone already deported.

Canada . continues to
harbor under a minister's
permit Gen. Quang, a South
Vietnamese general who ran
a multi-million dollar
criminal ring involved in
narcotics trafficking during
the civil war in that country.

Madrid-Avilez jumped
ship in Squamish,’ B.C., in
March, 1977, and was or-
dered deported in October of
that year.

The Chilean lives in Van-
couver and is employed as a
digh washer. ‘

Robinson told reporters
that Atkey has refused to

“meet hima despite several

requests, The MP said he is
trying to meet Atkey to show

e.
Robinson said that at the
age of 17, Madrid-Aviler was
arrested after the overthrow
of the Allende government in
Chile in 1973 and tortured. He:
later was drafted Into the
armed forces and sent to 4
concentration camp where
he was forced to clean up the
remaina of victims of torture
and execution squads, he

Atkey said he hopes
MadridAviter will be allowed
to live in Spain. But unless he
leaves Canada voluntarily,
he will be deported.

Robinson said the Spanish
government has only
recently been asked if it will
allow Madrid-Avilez into
that country on a temporary
paals 0 he can apply for
landed-immigrant status
Canada from there,

The Spanish government
says it will take at least two
Months to process that ap
plleation won said
he hopes won't try to
force Madrid-Avilez out
before then, ‘

Robinson said that when
the Conservatives were in
Opposition they always
complained that the Liberals
were trampling the rights of

ns gita by refontages toed
ts ‘using to k
him informed of develope
ments in the Madrid-Avilez
case, Robinson said.

Atkey and his department:
have mat told the Chilean

STOCKS 7

VANCOUVER (CP) — Prices were yp in heavy trading

Wednesday on the Vancouver Stock Exchange with volume
at cllose 4,318,326 shares. Advances totalled 142 while there
were 105 declines In stocks.

In the industriale, Trans America Industries was un-
changed at .40 on 15,000 shares, Pagurian Corp, Lid. was
down .10 fo $4,35 on 11,740 shares, Austin Inveestment Corp.
was unchanged at .95 on 7,000 shares and MacMillan Bloedel

was unchanged at $27 on 3,000 shares. Taro Industries was

down .16 to 33.p and Renn Industries was unchanged at $1.
On the resource and development board, SNA Resources’

Lid, wag unchanged at ,32 on 243,000 shareg; Redigrd Miied |:

Inc. was up .22 to $1.37 on 145,-600 shares, Saxton Industries
was Up .30 to $2.05 on 104,542 shares and Nuspar Resources
wad unchanged at .95 on 64,500 shares, Dora Explorations
Was Up .20 to $1.65 and Andex Mines Ltd. was down .02 to ,25,

On the curb exchange, Burlington Gold was up 17 to 63 on
169,700 shares, Tagus Resources was up .15 to .67 on 119,000
sharea, Canzona Minerala was up .15 to .75 on 112,000 shares
and Cyclone Development Ltd. was up-.(2 to .38 on 106,500
shares. Synergy International Ltd. was up .09 to .85 and
Beach Gold Mines was down .02 to .40,

* TORONTO (CP) — The Toronto stock market was un-
changed at the close of active trading Wednesday.

The TSE $0 index remained the same at 1,558,10,

Analysts said the market lacked direction and was waiting.
for further economic developments.
wom was 4.48 million compared with 4,49 million Tues-

y. .

Among industrials, Corporate Foods rose 1% to $21,
Alberta Energy 1% to $9346, Grey Goose Corp, A 1 to $15,
Versatile Cornat % to $20% and Inco 4 to$23%,

’ Aquitaine of Canada fell 1 to $39%, Crown Life Insurance 1
to $64, Asbestos Corp. % to $43%, Petrofina Canada % to
$37% and Dome Pete % to $4%, -

Campbell Chibougamau A was up 34 to $844, Preston Mines
5 to $20% and Pine Point Mines ‘4 to $354. United Keno Hill
we ¥%4 to $14% and Campbell Red Lake Mines 4%
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Merland Explorations gained 1 to $15%, Bonanza Oil and.
Gas 1 to 39% and Canadian Superior Oi] 1 to $199. Chieftain
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August 6, 1979, the following change in
refuse pickup is introduced.

Garhage morally collected Monday will
be picked up on Tuesday, August 7, 1979,

The sanitary landfill is opan 10:00 A.M.
0 7:00 P.M. Tussday 10 Sunday. Closed all
day Monday. .

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