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row l2The Barrie Examiner TuesdaW HVDIANS OPPOSE IT AND Provmce denies agreement reached on timber rights TORONTO lCPl Dr Keith Reynolds deputy minister of natural resources for Ontario denied Monday that an agree ment has been signed between Reed Paper Ltd and the pro vincial government to exploit 26000 square miles of north western Ontario woodland No definitely not he said in an interview after news conference at which Chief An drew Rickard of Treaty No charged that the agreement had already been secretly signed Cree aiid Ojibway Indians live in 2ttl0tlsquaiemile The CNE region known as Treaty No in Northern Ontario The proposed Reed timbercutting plan has been described by the Indians as the sellout of the century The news conference called to publicize the Indians opposi tion to the development iii cluded symbolic rippingup of Treaty No documents as no longer valid Chief Rickard said the plan is in violation of 1905 treaty About 30 Indian communities with population of 12000 per sons might be affected by the plan Chief Rickard said isso well embarrassed TORONTO itlvl Julian Porter president of the Canar diaii National Exhibition issued an apology Monday to folksiiiger Murray IcLauchlan and to Canadian performers in general for inaccurate and er roneous criticisms made recently by CNE official At news conference Mr Porter reprimanded Iloward Tate CXII assistant general manager for making the criti cisms and announced that Tate no longer would be permitted to issue statements regarding the booking of performers at the annual fairs grandstand Tate who was not at the news conference has admitted he confused McLauchlan four time Juno Award winner with MacLean and MacLean Ca nadian musical comedy team whose act is laced with risque humor and offcolor language It was the MacLeans was thinking of when said McLauchlaii Tate said June 17 Ill have to apologize to lclauchlan lates original Candu reactor contender llgt ltIA private report to Inited States agen cy says 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pouring otlt of Canada faster than it is coming in ainoun ting to $727million deficit in international balance oil payments last year The deficit is expected to rise to $1 billion this year he said There was great potential for expanding the passenger train market With many visitors coming from countries with good train systems passenger trains could he big tourist drawing card in Canada Mr ltrandcr was appearing on the opening day of the final session of the commissions hearings on transcontinental passenger trains The commis sion has held hearings in 13 cities in three months The commission has been asked to prepare lan out lining proposa for overhauling the tran scontinental system and ciiminating duplication bet ween Canadian National Railways and tail The final plan is to be submitted to Transport Minister Utto Long before the end of the your were broadcast iii interviews on June 15 and lti Porter also told the news con ference that in future Tate will have no resixinsibility for book ing acts for the CNIC The as sistant general managers job primarin involves publicity for the fair which generally runs from niidAiigust to Labor Day This reprimand to Mr Tate was by agreement of the tNEt board of directors Porter said in statement and was neces sary in light of the fact that Mr Tate had made statements on television and radio by way of public commentary upon Mur ray Itchauchlan which were completely inaccurate and er roneous its it Last week spokesman for the company said Reed is in volved in studying such plan but that it is an internal com pany study to see if we are even irilterested in the proposal at Chief Rickard called the plan an invasion that would be re sisted by employing every means possible When asked specifically about violence he did not rule that possibility out If you want to call violence protection of our land but we dont want to put label on it he said The Indians say they fear that Reed will cut timber with out worrying about regenerat ing forest cover Some Indian spokesmen have said regenera tion may not be possible They fear the areas will be turned into treeless swamp capable of supporting little if any life The change in the eco logial cycle would mean we might as well forget about hunting and fishing Chief Rickard said He called for public inquiry into all developments surround ing the Reed deal He suggested Indians might appeal to the Crown to send the RCMP to the region to oppose what he called the invasion and said Third World country might make presentation at the UN on be half of the Indians Opposition Leader Stephen Lewis told the news conference he endorsed the call for public inquiry and said talk of giving Reed cutting rights over 26000 square miles was absolutely ridiculous as It ti Mi or LN 73 it Whether you buy one ooul Hlt I970 or 0411 trucks or Irerune Incfry fsl 070 in onl ltfl lll lunrrl on Slit000011 or Mn1oIolonlc or $10000 in mum visiting and register Ing If your IDf or Mercury cucljisl Why is 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