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@ : r 0 Pay. raises, ployees’ wages Will be done hy land new job. classifications for occupational vategory along o employees in Canadian peniten- with other civ) servants. In the “i By DAVE BAZAY liance, a plan for ‘collecting wa- Naughton's reference: to force tiary. services have been an- past, penitentiary employees = oy ee : ter in northern Canada and whaen_he- said: uae nouneéd by Revenue Minister were ‘treated the _same_regata-~ > SHERBROOKE (CP) — Sena- Alaska and sending it south via ‘I don’t. think Canada can E. J. Benson. less. of whether they guarded
tor Frank E. Moss (Dem.— the Rocky Mountains to the manage this on, a turn-on, turn-, Mr, Berson told; the 124th an- -Ttah), made‘a plea for study’ of | United States and’ Mexico off basis’’ d nual meeting of the Kingston. a program to divert Canadian © Gen, McNaughton, a former He said there {ts no question Chamber of: Commerce Wednes- water to the US. : ie Canadian chairman of the n- in the United: States that the; day that approximately 3,900 But Gens A G B&B MeNaugh-. ternational Joint CommisSion; decision on possible diversion | employees, in - federal correc- ton, 79, concerned with Cana- | which handles water affairs be- should be’ made otherwise than | tional institutions. will receive aan sovereignty, t6id- the. sena-}tween the two countries, said in. Canada by Canadians 1n | pay boosts totalling » $5,000,000. Star that, plans to export water! NAWAPA evisaged ‘‘a giant their own -best interest. ‘| + In some cases. the raises will were sinister and monstrous corporation dominated by US. “If Canada.decides it’s not lo be retroactive to April 1, 1964. ‘and would imperil Canadian jnterests.”’ ; ! its advantage, that’s the end of | The changes are, the result of sovereignty. “With this mammouth inroad-it. There. is no question about |a-study made by a consulting The men exchanged views be- into Canada’s. lawful rights and that.’ is firm and ‘discussions involving
prisoners .or performed Bteno- | graplee. duties a: The change also tnchides io | troduction of ‘anv allowance to | compensate. 1,800 employees other than correctional officers for duties bringing, them into contact with: prisoners. . This allowance ranges. from $700 a vear for workers having | continual. contact with prisoners Ir |
in maximum security ‘institu-
fore the Royal Society of Can- interests, the corporation would MUST DECIDE |representatives of the Civil. tions, to $140.a year for employ- ada in a discussion of the North | inevitably .. . have to assume The theme of his presentation Service Association of _Canadaees-having limited contact io American Water and Power ,Al- *quasisovereign power. to admin- was that Canada ‘‘must decide and officers of the minimum. security institutions,
5 Pee : Canadian ister large areas ‘of Canada. at now’' to. initiate studies that | Penitentiiary Service. : the expense ‘of Canadian waver) would-determine its own néeds ( : eignty’* - * od and, if it found that there was a : ir | PC surplus for export, then can get on with the plans.”
et Correctional officers are, @x- cluded ‘because working - envir- onment is taken into considera-
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“One of the underlying | pur-
oses of the changes’ is to bring . We | penitentiary employees into line
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, ini it ith their occupational counter- ¢ ; i . Canada faced. asimilar--situa- Senator Moss too issue with nail cee eit in’ the public termined. : t e. _ The tollowing .program list- tion years ago when it ex- Gen. McNaughton's reference | service in terms of both classif-. Rates of, pay .of penitentiaty = ; . ings are published. free of ported. electric power to the to .opposition to water exports £2 ; Ae ; x — _——
employees were reviewed'| and’ revised in’ April, 1964.
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charge as a public service and U.S. on a yearly permit. “When. by Premier W. A. C Bennett of appear as presented to.us by under dire necessity of war,.we British: Columbia, who had said | the stations’ concerned. wanted it. back we met a curt “not a drop of BC. water would
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refusal. fs a “To me, {t-is obvious: that if we make a bargain to. divert
water to tre U.S. we = céannot ever discontinue it or we will face force to “compel — com- pliance. There is nothing in our experience to date. which indi. cates any change in vigor wiih which our’ American — frienis which | they esta
Senator Moss, whose. request for IJC study of the NAWAPA plan. has not been acted on hy the U.S. - government, came closest to answering Gen. Me-
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| ' be sold to the, United. States’’. RIPLEY s BEL The senator said: | : os sas “Years ago,. we heard -the |” i same thing about Canadian. gas. You were never going to sell -a |. foot of your gas, But now’ this | ig an important’ source of rev- | enue for you.” | Ray Williston, B.C.’s_ water ~ said last) year the NAWAPA ' project is one I) cannot even talk ‘about. serl- | ously”* | Gen. McNaughton said the! U.S. is short only of clean water Canada would be doing the U.S..a favor by declining ‘te export water, since the Amer. | {cang would. be forced to. put
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A WATCH TOWER m Palanka, Yugoslavia,e WAS MANNED DAY AND NIGHT
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BUT. WHEN THE GUARD SIGHTED A FIRE IN THE TOWER ITSELF HE ‘DELAYED SOUNDING
THE ALARM UNTIL HE COULD MOVE HIS OWN POSSESSIONS
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rams_to clear up and con- | serve their water. oe ‘ r chairman of British Columbia Hydro, asked Senator Moss whether the
pared to, turn over the Alaska Panhandle, to British Columbia, -
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