-QRTAWA {CP) —
mist take. steps: to ure
-that refugees suffering from
‘tuberculogia are not left
trap for’ months in
camps in Southeast
Asia before belng accepted
hore, says a former Liberal

-cabinet minister.
‘Jona Campagnolo, who re-

weekend after a two-week
tour. of Thailind, said
Monday .ahe was completely
shocked: by. the conditions

- endured by. persons with
tuberculoeis.

Mrs. Campagnolo vislted
two camps where refugees
were being held until they
could be moved: to Canada,
Australia, the United States

’ and France. Unless they are
suffering from illnesses such

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Campagnola ‘shocked’

could be activated “again t to

as tuberculosis, they usually:
‘take over this problem."” |”

are moved to..thelr new

country within - a week or:

two,

“These holding camps ‘are
Mrs, .Ca
pagnolo said in an interview
from Vancduver. “One Is

rt ofan old jail. The people
us t have their earthly

possessions. They sleep on

the floor on their ralled-out
mats, There's absolutely no
privacy.” °°

One family has been at a,

transit camp for 23 months —

because one member has
tuberculosis and is not
allowed: to leave until the
disease is considered
inactive.

“T ‘don’t know how they

ever expect people to get.
_better when they are lying a

r TUES. suuy Sth
MON. wir 14th

m .

the floor In that heat. they
get medication, sure. But it's

not the most conducive
situation: to. clear up that
kind of illness.""

: Mrs. Campagnolo sald she «

now wants to press federal
and provincial politicians to
consider reopening one of the
many . tuberculo is
sanitoriums in Canada

have been closed in recent
years because the disease is

“no longer. a major, health

problem.: ©

“Obviously there’ 44 need -

in Canada for a receiver

station of some kind,” she -

said, adding that’ such :a
facility is: available to
refugees going to Australia.

“We had all sorts of TB
‘hospitals after World War
Two. Surely one of those

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She said the refugees: who!

are ill could be kept in‘such

hospital imtil. they -are
declared cured and ready for”.
resettlement.

- Mrs. Campagnolo \ was_in.”
the -contract . with ;CUSO"

Thailand to film television

commercials to be used here -

in a campaign to. raise
$400,000 for the operation ofa

ee camp in
Thailand. She is “under

‘contract with Canadian:

University Service Overseas:
(CUSO), which has just
opened the Kap. Cherng
camp in Surin province.

The’ camp houses about’
10,000 Cambodian: refugees

“and, is a joint venture bet-
ween’ CUSO and the ‘Thai .
government. rey :

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The yr-yeat-old fotnier
minister of fitness . ‘and
amateur -sport,- who. had
represented the ‘British.
Columbia riding of -Skeena .
since 1974, was defeated .in. -

Mrs. Campagnolo ‘took, cin

during her summer. break‘
from” a weekly -:

Vancouver.’ S

about 150 letters to: -in-

dividual Canadians, unions,
corporations and gover -

ments seeking donations for |
. the CUSO camp and plans-a-
"speaking ‘tour -this fall.

The former MP. beli

she can convince the federal

and provincial governments |

tuberculosis problem,

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television interview, show. in.
he has written” ”

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“Canadian ‘minietion
officials - working.
- Southeast Asia said in jet
‘interviews that hundreds of
Indochinese refugees. were.
being held back for. lengthy ~
-periéds. because. of tu--
“They | said ©
Canada: was” ' losing
credibility with the refugees
‘and: .other-’countries. as a -
result of the problem.
"Mrs. Campagnolo said she.
was: overwhelmed ..by- the
«Magnitude - ‘of the .refugee. -
‘problem. when ‘she. vistted :
-Khao-I-Dang -camp,-
largest. camp: in -

. With: 180,000 refugees’ or:

”

sberculosis.,

".” one, ‘The CUSO camp has -

“taken.

‘refugees. _
“Phe former cabinet
‘minister: - said “the: ‘oaly
sees, ‘for pow

10, 000 .: Of those’,

Nations buffer zone

; atin a ciee and tp send ;
in peacekeeping forces. < °

lona Campagnola returns fo Canada”

: ua

-most- three: months ih: the’
“speaker’s chair, -Jea
. Sauye is confusing , fewer |
‘yiding names and MPs: are
learning to call her Madame
instead of Mister. © ..

But mixed-up names and:
gender -are only two-of the.
problems Mrs. Sauve bas
‘faced on ‘a-‘rocky -ride”
through her’ firet. session ‘as
the first woman: ‘speaker in
the Commons...

‘Some opposition MPs havé

_ Liberal ‘cabinet minister ‘is:
“biased toward’ her. fornier
“colleagues as shie carries ‘out -
her most publi¢: ta
riding - herd: von
- sometimes unruly aally
“question period. "¢
. Two ‘more complainti.
* grose -Monday.-,A New .
Democrat protested her

MPs to ask questions and a
Conservative ‘complained .-
she had not heard his no.

vote, obvious td. reporters,
which would have aqueiched
a motion that: needed .

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Mrs scree th
servative House Leader
., Walter Baker who says tt is

Stoo soon’'to judge. M

Sauve’s performance. or ‘
compare her to her:
predecessor James Jerome,
who held the t for.the two
previous Parliaments.

But New Democrat Svend .
Robinson, who was elected in
_May, 1979, and saw Jerome |
-in ‘action for only a’ few -
months, sald Mra, Sauve
seems to be ‘not: as”
studiously impartial" ag the
former speaker,

Robinson, "MP for Bur-
naby, B.C., complained in
the Commons Monday that
Mrs. .Sauve was. allowing -.
government backbenchers to -
ask too ‘many questions,
some of them obviously set

Am
‘in. he 45-minute question, .

eg iMirs

Chretien sees |
little conflict

First ‘woman speaker
| has. had rocky ride.

OTTAWA (CP) — Alter ‘ab up

to let cabinet ministers
‘ make: statements.” -
-About six NOP: MPs
: “walked out*of. the Commons
fh protest ‘after ~ she
‘a third Liberal
about '16 questioners

“period,
"Robinson | argued that
1 MPs can more eaaily ‘"
Soto concerns with
“cabinet “ministers “while .
opposition - MPs have only

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“to ask fewer questions even
“though they they have the same
rights ‘and constituenty ©

ral concerns as other MPs, she

‘added.

‘Robinson said she wasn’t
‘surprised that Mrs. Sauve
‘ruled that his complaint was
‘nat ‘a queation of privilege.

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Justice Minister Jean
Chretien said Monday he
sees nO:
will arise between the
' federal and Quebec Liberals
over’ constitutional reform.
. Quebec Liberal Leader

’ Claude Ryan warned Ottawa ”

on the weekend “to avoid
any attitude of initiative
which could force the Quebec
- Liberal Party to ally itself
with the Parti Quebecals "

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- denying irivalouy motions —

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privilege involved “in: ‘Cons
servative. John Gamble’s
complaint sha had not. heard
his attempts to block:an NDP. °
motion for. ligher ‘medical,
controls in boxing,

MPs say Mré. ative is not
as strict ‘Aas. ‘Jerome . in‘.

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Conservative MP by. the
of - state's -
department and the other:
involves the Liberal practice
of twinning eastern MPE ;
with Western ridings. bot

She is expected to.rule on.
the complaints this.week.

Mrs. Sauve was first .
elected.to.the Commons in
1972 and. hag- held cabinet

a and,
ent i-
ofan? 22 :

Ryan objected spectcally bo
to the preamble te anew.
constitution proposed by

Prime Minister Trudedti last
month, ' referring ‘to the
people of Canada,”

Both Premier ‘Rene
‘Levesque and Ryan are, — -
against this ° wording,
because it fails to recognize ©
the Canadian duality of two
peoples or linguistic groups,

French and English. !

Chretien, speaking with ©
reporters, on the eve of a
four-day constitutional.

and Ryan stood together on

Quebec's May referendum
campaign,

At Piet time the Liberal °
ledder defended the notion
that Canada has twa official: ©
‘languages and clearly stated
his |“ committment “to”

“Mr, Ryan said ¥ we should

seid, adding: “i know the
views of Mr.. Ryan and Mr.

He said the problem of one. ©.

_, people or two is a semantic
_ the proper wording is found. -

‘ane and will be settled once os |

“There are two realities in

Canada," he added... - |
He said that when they. - _

begin talks today he and

ministers representing the

_ provinces will deal with the

12 points agreed on for.

* discussion at a June meeting

between Trudeau and. the. \ a
premiers. out
The three weeks of
sessions this -
suinmer are in preparatloti
for a full-scale federal-
provincial conference in: Ot
tawa Sept 8-12, - -
“T think it Is ow responsi: ss
bility to help the federal
case,” he said.
After talks. thid week in
Montreal the ministers move .
on the Torontonext week and’. -.
Vancouver the week after.: ©.”
One of the first items to be a
decided todsy in thé closed- oo
‘door, talks is whether to ue
adjourn Thursday, . rather
than Frida ay, as planned. The |
provincial cabinets. of ¢
Alberta and British Co- |
lumbia meet Friday In. 4
Victoria for a joint session, .
. On Monday the: ministers ©
met informally over |
cocktalls, _