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Doctors
dispute
simmers

DOCTORS shut their of-
fices twice more over the
past week as part of pro-
vince-wide action ta pres- -.
sure Victoria in their on- .. >
going pay dispute.

Offices were closed
May 22 and again Mon-
day,

But hospital officials: ¢: °%
Teported little noticeable ©. =:
increase in patients using
the emergency ward here.

. Another. office, clasure:
day i is planned “forJune 5; “aN
said Dr, Geoff Appleton, ,
the local representative of
the B.C. Medical Associa-
tion here.

Appleton admits the
doctors only available tac-
tic is to inconvenience pa-
tients and hope they will
pressure government,

“We cannot possibly
tisk hurting people,” he
said,

The BCMA and the.
province both agree that °
$392 million per year will
be added to cover doctors’
fees and services.
iB That money - aver and
“a above the $2 billion a year
that already goes ta doc-
tors — includes money for
increased on-call pay-
ments as well as a general
1] per cent increase in the
fees they’re paid.

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arbitrating future disputes,

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on their terms,” Appleton
said.

“| think the government
is basically trying: ta re-
duce the power of. the
BCMA,” he added, “They
want budget certainty ina
field where really it’s not
possible,”

He predicted it wouldn't
cost much more to imple-
ment the recommendations
of an arbitrator — which
Victoria used legislation to

; cancel.

NDP leader Joy. Mac-
Phail also accused the
Liberals of seeking to ex-

tend the deal from three | | | | | | | |

years to four to avoid it

being an issue during the SOON TQ B E GON :
next election.
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strategic political |
reasons,” she said,
' Health minister: Colin
Hansen says the remaining
t unresolved issues should
be sent oul to arbitration,