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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1978
Page
4
The Anti-Inflation Board seeks an average 11.5 percent raise for its staff, nearly double the six percent cap elsewhere. The chair cites higher civil service contracts and promotions, sparking cynicism as Canadians await price control unwind. Trudeau’s pledge contrasts with AIB actions.
A workshop of academics, businessmen and officials from non Communist oil importing nations concludes after a two year study that crude oil supply could be insufficient to meet world energy growth by 2000. They consider two growth scenarios with demand rises and identify factors such as proven reserves production capacity and Arab willingness to boost output as key limits. Excluded are shale oil tar sands and coal liquefaction reserves due to cost and tech limits.
A workshop projects future oil supply by averaging accumulative production against an optimum rate, then tests optimistic and realistic discovery rates of 20 and 10 billion barrels annually. It warns demand could outpace supply by 1997 under high growth and by 1994 or 2004 under low growth, urging swift energy transition.
Defence Minister Dawson signals Ottawa to decide on Canadian participation in the NATO Airborne Warning and Control System for Europe. Canada could share in the $2 billion project with an estimated $170-$200 million stake, while a lighter Canadian role in North America might involve no direct cost. NATO partners plan 34 aircraft by 1983 with cost sharing varying by country.
In Montreal, Rene Levesque’s shadow looms over PQ as Jacques Parizeau and Camille Laurin embody competing strands of Quebec independence. Parizeau argues sovereignty can be arranged to satisfy emotion and practical needs while Laurin pushes a coherent culture policy, stressing national culture against federal influence. Southam News Services
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