The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-04-03, Page 17THE
LUCKNOW
SENTINEL
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
am sure Ontario ,Hydro could do as
well, or better, if they really
tried.
2. A complete independent assess
ment of the routitglof these lines.
from Douglas Point should be
undertaken immediately because
Hydro should not be going over
large'percentages of Class 1 and 2
land.
3. If the Government won't do
this then the Minister of Energy
should insist that Hydro take 500
ft. instead of 900 ft. from Douglas
Point to Bradley. Junction. 500
ft. is sufficient for 'the facilities
presently approved, and is certain-
ly able to handle all the power
capable. of being' produced until "
1990 and 'beyond. Hydro is actu-
ally land banking at today's prices.
4. Hydro's methods of negotia-
tion arid acquisition are severely
lacking and should be cleaned up.
5. More money should be given
to Kincardine to provide the•ser
vices and accomrnodation needed
to house the workers from Douglas
Point. The town should have
anothet million-dollars from. Hyd
.ro , over and above, what it being
given.
In •a statement in the Legislature,
this week, Premier Davis
indicated that Ontario wants Ot-
tawa to relax restrictions on
foreign ownership and control of
uranium because uranium is now
becoming an increasingly .impor -
tam source of energy. He- main-
tained that present 'federal govern-
ment policies have greatly inhibit
ed exploration and development
of uranium , proving much more
restrictive than in the ca se of oil,
gas and-coal. Although the Prem-
ier feels that control of plutonium
and internationatand interprovin 7 •
cial movement of uranium and
thorium should rernain.under the •
control of the federal government
he would like Ontario to control
uranium.
Liberal' Leader Robert Nixon and
opposition members sharply attack
ed this statement and asked
whether it meant the Governinent
is prepared to allow ownership arid
control of uranium to fail, into for-
eign hands. Had it not been for
the intervention of the Federal
Government, Consolidated
Denison Mines, a company _con-
trolling large amounts of uranium
would have been sold to U.S. int-
terests , for instance.
Premier Davis, has indicated .tha
his .Government is planning some
relief-for people on lbw or fixed
incomes who will be hit by the
proposed 7 -'10¢ fuel price in-
crease agreed 'on in Ottawa on
Wednesday.
The Treasurerlohn White has
rescheduled budget day from the
originally planned April 4th date
to April 9th so he can have
PAGE SEVENTEEN.
another couple of days to look at
the economic consequences of
these' oil price changes.'
Pat Reid , (Lib-Lab M.P.P. for
Rainy River) has been elected
Chairman of the Public Accounts
Committee of the Ontario Legis-
lature. ,
The Public Accounts Committee
which traditionally is the. only:
Legislative committee with a
Member of the Opposition as chair-
man, studies revenues and expen-
ditures of the Provincial GoVern-
ment for the preceeding fisCal
year. It also studies in depth the
annual report of the Provincial
Auditor , Norman. Scott.
This year's report , tabled recently,
was critical of several areas
of spending within the government.
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ESDAY, APRIL 3rd, 074
:PORT FROM
HEN'S .PARK
ir MURRAY GAUNT
?,p, HURON - BRUCE
iite this week on the Throne
criticized Ontario
for their methods. of negot -
and purchase of property for
firer line corridor corning
louglasfoint. I was also
1 of the methods used by
a Hydro in selecting the
dthat the line is: going
8010 of Class 1 and .2
Mural land where an 'alter-
iute could have been chos -
wOuld have crossed Only' •
lO°10 of Class.1 and 2 land..
recommended
'fro should reconsider its
a that its power needs will
every,10 years. In 1973
:dated Edison in the U.S.A.
a conservation drive•and
hey had had a regular 80/0
fiatein . premus years , they
111973 they were able to
Consumption by 1010.. I
ft
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