‘ . The Herald Thursday, September 27, 1979, Page 7

DR. SCHULZE

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SURREY, B.C. (CP) —
The. doctor who has been
banned by the federal
government from
prescribing narcotics for a
year accused Health
Minister Bob McClelland
and provincial court Judge
Les Bewley Tuesday with

NAME SPEAKER?

Clark, Trudeau to have chat

OTTAWA (CP) — Prime
Minister Clark sald Wed-
nesday he will meet Op-
position Leader Pierre

Trudeau this week to discuss
naming a Commons
Speaker, amid reports

Liberal James Jerome
already has the job.

Clark told reporters he
hopes Trudeau will second
his nomination for Speaker
when the Commons opens
Oct, 9,

Trudeau has said he has no
objection to Jerome, MP for
Su , Ont, retwining the
joblhe held since 1974,

Naming a Liberal as
Speaker would move the
Torles one step closer to a
majority in the Commons.
The Progresypve Con-
servatives now hold 186 seats
in the 282-seat chamber.
They face a combined op-
position of 113ILiberals, 25
New Democrats and five
Social Crediters. There are
two vacancies.

Appointment of Jerame
would reduce the Liberals to
112,

‘Tory ranks were increased
by one this week when
Quebec MP Richard Janelle
announced he would sit as a-
Conservative rather than
Social Credit,

Jerome had no comment
when asked whether he
wants the job or if he has
even been approached.

Although Parliament Hill
reports have been
unanimous in naming
Jerome as Speaker, there
has been little agreement on

naming a deputy Speaker, at first thatreports he would
Tradition has been that if consider accepting a Senate
the Speaker is anglophone, appointment were a joke.
But pressed in a tater
Clark has only three interview about whether he

the deputy is francophone.

francophones in the Com-
mons, including Janelle and
his two elevted Quebec MPs
— both of whom are in the
cabinet.

Speculation has been that
Clark will name Social
Crediter Adrien Juambert
from Bellechasse in Quebec

would accept such an offer,
he said: “I’m not reluctant
to be in the Senate.”

He stressed, however, that
he has not even been ap-

poisoning the ‘minds of the

young. .

' Dr. Robert Schulze, who
defied the law by prescribing
morphine to an addict, said
the two are “forcing youth
into a mold that says obeying
the law is necessarily proper
and right.”

McClelland and Bewley
told'a drug abuse forum in
this municipality southeast
of Vancouver that they
supported current controls

proached with a Senate offer
and if he was, he would ask
his Liberal colleagues and
constituents whether “they
think that's the thing to do.”

on soft drugs such as
marijuana and stronger
drugs like herein.

McClelland told Schulze
that laws have been changed
democratically in Canada
for 100 years and “the route
you advocate is anar-
chistic,"”

Citing the Hippocratic
oath, McClelland said
Schulze is advocating use of
mind-altering drugs ‘‘and
that’s not what your
profession should stand for,’’

The health minister said,
in commenting on a recent
report that between 10 and 15
Vancouve~ doctors were
regularly supplying
prescription drugs to ad-
dicts, that his ministry and
the College of Physicianr

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Battles McClelland

and Surgeons have been
working on the problem for
some time.

McClelland told the forum
that his ministry is working
on a drug abuse program
that will be introduced in
high schools, An Alcohol and
Drug Commission survey
showed increases in alcohol,
nicotine and marijuana use
by students between 1970 and
1978, he said.

Dr, Wendy Fidgeon, a
Surrey school board trustee,
said marijuana has been
used for more than 8,000
years and is ‘‘perhaps the’
safest drug known to us.”

The Hawaiian Islands
were thrust up from the
ocean by volcanic action.

as deputy, But party insiders ~

say the prime miister is
more likely to propase
another Liberal for the job.

Clark was asked as he
came out of a Tory caucus
meeting about reports he
will soon have a Commons
majority. He replied: “If
there are some (MPs). in-
terested in helping
Guarantee our majority by
joining directly in the
government of the country,
we'd be pleased to talk to
them once their mind is
ma r

But Clark said he.knows of
no MPs now planning to
jump to the Tories, He said
he has not approached any
members personally and has
no plans to do so.

Published reports Wed-
nesday said at least one
Liberal MP from Quebec is
considering joining the
Conservatives and two other
Quebec Liberals may be
willing to vacate their seats
to accept Senate ap.
pointments.

Rosaire Gendron (Kamou-
raska-Riviere-du-Loup) said

Cabinet complies

By KITTY McKINSEY

OTTAWA (CP) — All but
one of 30 federal cabinet
ministers have coimplied
with Prime Minister Clark's
conilict-of-interest guides by
submitting confidential
reports of their business
interests.

But it may be the end of
November before the public
gets a glimpse of the
ministers' declarations, and

Sulpher
removal
system

in the air

KAMLOOPS, B,C. (CP) —
The provincial pollution
contral board is expected to
rule in about two months
whether the Kamioops
refinery of Gulf Canada Ltd.
must install a $2-million
sulphur removal system to
contro] sir pollution.

In adjourning two days of
hearings today, the board
ruled that the author of a*
controversial report on air
pollution in the Kamloops
prea would be given two
weeks to. present his fin-
dings. Gulf would then be
given a week to make its
rebuttal and the board would
retire to weigh the case and
pass decision about six
weeks after.

Engineer David Allen this
‘week released a 600-page
study he had written while
employed by the pollution
control branch showing that
alr pollution in the Kamloops
area was unacceptably high.

Allen, now employed in
Calgary, was highly critical
of a 1976 amendment to a
control branch permit which
permitted the Gulf refinery
to take other measures
rather than install a 42-
million sulphur removal sys-
tem, known as a scrubber,

Environment Minister
Rafe Mair, who has
diamissed Allen ag a
troublemaker and his report
as an internal department
memo, said today that Gulf
had misled ministry officials
In not revealing plans for a
major expanson at the
refin

ery.

Thetwo-day round of hear-
ing’ were prompted by an
appeal by six Kamloops
environmental and con-
servation groups of the 1974
permit amendment.

said

details of their malot assets
and business activities may
peyer he made public. __

David Taylor, dssistait™= |

deputy registrar-general, is
sorting through reports from
ministers, their families and
senior staff.

After consultation with '

ministers, he will decide

what information will be

made public. ;

Elmer MacKay, minister

of regional economic ex-
pansion, was the only
minister who did not submit
a report to Taylor by the
Sept. 25 deadline.
A spokesman for MacKay
the minister is
vacationing in Scotland and
his lawyer arranged an
extension of the deadline.

Clark issued the guides —
billed as tougher than those
of the previous Liberal
administration — on Aug, 1
to ensure that his cabinet
and senior staff do not profit
financially from their po-
sitlons,

Despite the Sept. 25
deadline, a spokesman for
Clark said ministers will
have until Nov. 30 to make
their disclosures.

Ministers were given 120

days — until Nov. 30 — to sell
all publicly traded shares
and speculative investments
or place them in a blind trust

over which they have no—

control,

Although Clark made
much of the public disclosure
provisions of his guides,
ministers do not have to
reveal. the value of their
homes, cottages,
automobiles or boats.

Other “exempt assets”’ -

which may be kept private

are: Works of art, cash and .

savings accounts up to
$10,000,
pension plans, personal

loans to family members and

, Toans up to $5,000 to anyone
else. .
Ministers must publicly
disclose aisets “which are
likely to give rise to a con-
flict of interest.” These
include ownership in a
family business, ownership
of a farm and personal gifts
worth more than $100 from
anyone ouiside the family.
The assets which must go
into a blind trust are
publicly-traded stocks,

mutual funds, investmentain —

real estate and any foreign
currency holdings worth
more thwm $10,000.

Taylor said details of what .

assets have been disposed of
or placed in a blind trust, and
the terms of a blind trust,
probably will not be included
in the report which will
eventually be placed in a
registry available for In-
spection by any member of
e public.

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