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ss. ; (he election hed ‘bala held 0 mu runnin : week. later, the ‘agreement ificlals several weeks ago in | He added that a ries fs | ‘ ' iy : iwould have been signed,” Mr, |which it was said that if no de--jstudying the Brinco situatign,: ; s ‘Johnson .said. cision were made about the j/and.that the matter will be stu- » Ne * Asked whether his govern-. [Brinee project before Sept. 1, |died later by the cabinet. He A |ment’s refusal to recognize Lab- |Quebec, to meet 1971-72 electri-|did not say when the cabinet rador as belonging to Newfound: /clty needs, would have to start |would lok: into the matter. -

: Holdin ( Up Agreem ent = was what was holding up [construction of her, own: $200,- |

the agreement, the premier re- {000,000 Manicouagan power pro- | : tice @

pied “‘thete are Hest of al lject. | Israel Planning

‘other problems, other clauses to! The officials said that mat

be settled.” $200,000,000 expenditure would | * Austerity Moves: en weeks that Israel miust : foreign-trade deficit.

ASKED ABOUT LABRADOR be a burden on the province be- | ; islice its Mr. Johnson was asked | jcause construction of Manicoua-| . JERUSALEM .. (Reuters) -— yis program calls for additional |

jgan was not to have begun un- The Israeli government is put- j whether he. still believed in the Iti 1969 as Quebec had intended incentives. for export industries. |

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Falls hydro-electric project in . ae Labrador. ° oe - Speaking, to reporters shortly |

before a_cabinet meeting Tues-

QUEBEC (CP), — Premier Danie! Johnson says the, change of government in Quebec is what

has held up fhe signing of an qay Mr.’ Johnson said agree- opinion he had expressed last | time thé final touches to eco-

: ‘ y, Mr. °s Sapin’ recently »varned indus. | ' agreement over the develop- ment on the project between \year in the legislature to the. ef- 5 ‘in te power’ from mhureh iy jnomic austerity measures which | t mG they would -have ‘to. ment of the projected Churchill’ Quebee and the British New- fect that any agreement signed |" di to hel, fill "her. electricity |cheervers —aaid appear to be |‘<ial, fens: they, would “have fountland Corp. had been .ar- |with Newfoundland should be |" syle Ae ‘baked on Britain's economic ‘lose down unless they became |

; rived at but that, the change in used to settle the question of |, Mr. Johnson’ said of*this state- program. , ‘competitive in’ world, markets.

If it’s FISH... ..and cah | government .in Quebec June § |Labrador’s boundary. (ment that “‘until there is proof) The Israeli plan envisages a Israel's’ new economic .meas- |

ht WE HAVE 17: | ad blocked the signing. | His reply was: ‘Surely. To'|!o the contrary, we must believe wage freeze as. well as the ‘ures have alteady rocked the |

BO-COREM. 6. WE HE : “It (the contract) was,to..all the extent where. these dgree. |Hydro." freezing of prices and profits |coalition’ government in. which |

QUEEN ST. MEAT _fintents and purposes negotiaied | ments affect frontiers. That is| Asked whether this would |for ’a definite period, Israeli some of the partners, such as | MARKET }and apparently accepted by |to say, as they touch or do not |force a fapid signing of an (mewspapers Say ‘ \the left '- wing Mapant, are)

: (former premier) Jean Lesag®-,touch on the frontiers.” agreement, Mr. Johnson. side-,| Finance Minisfer Pinhas Sa- sharply opposed to the new

: '<'T have the impfession that if | He was reminded of a state-'steppedg the question, saying | pir has repeatedly said in re- /plan,—especially a wage freeze.

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‘1$_persons Monday—— autopsy_on_sniper-slayer Char- he found present _in-Whitman’s— slaying of: 15

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