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'Gov’t Answers Questions On New Heavy Water Plant

OTTAWA (CP\—The govern- ‘volve burning 106,000 tons of ment has revealed that its “fi- coal per year, eligible for a fed- nal arrangement" with Deuter- BT81 5U-bsidy Of 90 Cents 8 ton. lum of Canada Limited calls for Mr. Thompson filed the ques- a delivered price of $20.50 per tions after charging in an inter- pound for the heavy water to be view last week that Deuterium produced by s $3o_ooo_ooo plan; iof Canada plans to obtain at Glace Bay. N.S. higher price for heavy water

In a Commons reply to isiiiwn the $20.50 price quoted in written q uestions by Social “8 Original bid-

Credlt Leader Thompson, the The government reply also

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-iGov’t Urged To Take Steps ;To Increase Price Of Gold

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itional Monetary Fund ‘raising the price of gold beyond the existing $35 an ounce in U.S. 'funds, form er Conservative mines minister Paul Martineau said here.

Miclntyre Gold Mines at Por- xcupine in Northern Ontario had «better mend its "dark ages" ‘-‘approach to its employees or jface trouble, wamed Arnold (NDP—Timiskaming). Murdo Martin (NDP — Tim- . mins) and Don gl as Fisher §4NDP~Port Arthur) said the 3 existing technique of emergency ‘ mine assistance hasn't solved anything since it was started in the late 1940s. Mr. Fisher called for Commons committee study of a new ap- ' proach.

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communities. But meanwhile, a transitional period had to be idged.

Undoubtedly. he said. Moln- tyre Mines s a "most ar- chaic" attitude to its employ- ees although it has had total production over the years of something like ,000, .

In 1962, the nine qualified for $1,064,000 under the federal sub- sid and reported a profit of {$5,330,760 with income tax of only $67,500. he said. l Mr. Peters said smaller mine: ‘with lesser profits paid more tax and he questioned the dis- parity.

He also reiterated gthat the federal mines department has never had adequate staff to po- lice the subsidy.

He said wages in gold mining are the lowest in the mining in-

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Social Credit Leader Robert Thompson said his group sup- ports ihe tour-year extension.

reading—approval in principle-- to a bill extending the Emer- gency Gold Mining Assistance Act for another four years at an annual cost of some $14,000.-y

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p The subsidy keeps mines oper- ;ating so that communities de- lpendent on them won't sutfer 5 economic collapse.

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Mr. Martineau said there is no doubt that a gold-price in- ;crease would have broad bene- 5 fits for mining communities and Canada as a whole. But any ill- ? crease. of course, was a matter :’for the U.S. which controlled = the international gold market.

; Mr. Peters said a price gcrease would be beneficial but . S. and the International Monetary Fund were the con- trolling agents.

It would be better if the money spent annually on the subsidy went to creating secon- dary industry in threatened

Joey Forecasts Iron Ore Sale

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld. (CP) Premier Joseph Smallwood said here a lony -term con- tract for the sale of a large portion of Labrador iron ore may be a reality early next year.

Premier Smallwood returned to Newfoundland Sunday from New York where he met with Japanese officials to discuss possible iron sales to Japan.

The premier said President John C. Doyle of Canadian Ja- velin Limited will visit Tokyo about Jan. 15 to "continue ne- gotiations" which he hopes to complete soon.

Negotiations for the sale of 7,500,000 tons of Labrador iron ore from Javelin Holdings have been held for more than a year among Newfoundland govern- ment officials, Canadian Javelin

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