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Municipal councils direct.that
all their bUildingsobservethe
guidelines as welt
Although the cost to the
ividual. to burn one or two
sngs of lightss day and
night.. is modest and the
energy used relatively tow
but an a province -wide basis.
the peak demand on Ontari+
�dro r`e `es n dab these
lights is substantial.
Mr. Timbrell said he had no
desire to darken the
Christmas spirit in any way
but the sensible -use of
114 decorative lights is one
example of how better energy
management practices can
be implemented by everyrom
Mr. Eddie Sargent. Liberal
Member for Grey -Bruce.
speaking not an party po.licr,
but as a private member.
charged the Bell Telephone
Company of Canada with
using tactics _parallel to
" • blackmail.
Mr. Sargent stated that Bell
Canada is refusing to service
thousands of Ontario citizens
with telephone service on the
pretext that they have been
refused their rate increases.
He stated that in view of the
complete monopoly control
1 that Bell Canada enjoys and
this
Quebc base+d,,conVany,
sets ,. , ,Ate fortor)thiUtifrin
Quebec, that unless Bell can
provide service to enjoy this
monopoly. then the Province
of Ontario should take it over
as a public utility. •
Mr. Sargent concluded that
a telephone is as important
today as hydro or gasoline
and no one should be denied
this basic necessity. He
stated that if we have been
able through 'technology in
this nuclear age to put a man
on the moon, surely we can
provide our people this basic
service and have Bell stop
their blackmailing practises.
Mr. Sargent also said that
he plans to have the RCMP
seize the file of the Ontario
Housing Corporation dating
from 1967 to 1975. Mr. Sargent
stated there is sufficient
evidence that there was an
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plea ent the mandatory
wowing of atitumobfle Set
belts.
The law takes effat
.January Ist....and the police,
will be ' instructed not to lay:
charges during the first
month. Reduced spetliits,
being introduced together
with the seatbelt Legislation*
will probably be in effect on
all highways in the Pt ovine
by laid anoary.
A special temporary
exemption from the reduced
speeds will likely be allowed
for king -distance busesuntil
new • timetables and con.
nections can be scheduled.
Although only a few MPP*s
acaally voted against the
seat -belt legislation. many
others expressed reser-
vations and reluctance about
the measure.
In reply to a question by the
,Leader of theOppositton, Mr.
Stephen Lewis, as towhat
accounted for the apparent
breakdown in negotiations.
between the Ministry of
Health and the Ontario
Medical Association, the
Minister of Health, Mr. Frank
Miller replied that the
negotiations have not really
broken down,
Mr. Miller said that the
stated positions of a 35 per-
cent fee increase generating
48 percent more revenue,
k the opinibn of the
t based
they undertook to see what
would take to catch up with
the level they were at fouraor
five years ago.
Mr. Miller said he read into
some of their comments the
fact that they were still
willing to live by guidelines
but one cannot ask for 35
percent and•live within
guidelines. He said he cannot
accept that kind of demand.
Mr. Miller was also asked
by the Opposition Members
what action the Government
would take should the doctors
pull out of OHIP. He replied
that he was not convinced
that there is any sizeable
change in the number of
people pulling out.
If they do there may be
problems for certain patients,
but he did not see that there is
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