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Not health hazard Pollutants found in some birds eggs DETROIT CP Chemical pollutants potentially harmful to man and animal life have been found in birds eggs in the Windsor 0nt area says report by the International Joint Commissions water quality board But the levels found do not pose health hazard the report said Scientists have found that eggs of herring gulls on PCTs an industrial chemical are used in capacitors and hydraulic transmission fluids In dustrial production of the chemical was stopped in Canada and the United States eight years ago The Detroit River also is named in the report as the site of nine industrial and municipal problem areas where programs for cleaning up the pollution have not construction of municipal sewagetreatment plants for the improvement It said high phenol con centrations from the Gulf Oil of Canada Ltd refinery in the Clarkson area of Mississauga just west of Toronto have been identified as new problem Phenol compounds organic petroleum byproducts and carbolic acid in its pure form react with the examiner Wodnocday July 11 1979 25 DCIO parts scrutinized WASHINGTON AP Air and US inspectors line mechanics government checking every centimetre of the critical DClo pylon areas learning what newly discovered cracks in three of the planes The search for additional cracks and the investigation of those ust discovered are delay ing ecision to allow DClOs to fly the Federal Aviation Ad ministration FAA said Tues are in hopes caused tion subcommittee was starting hearings today into the certifi cation and inspection of DC105 and other aircraft Among the witnesses set to testify were FAA Ad ministrator Langhorne Bond Chairman James King of the National Transportation Safety Board and John ODonnell president of the Airline Pilots Association The DCIO has been inspected continually since May 25 Fi ch rina ed day crash in Chicago claimed 273 Rig nggrslgpxd $23303 been completed Last amid zitgiolgleggait While the inspections con lives in the worst air disaster in chemicals not previously FOUND GULLS water supplies tinue Senate commerce av1a the United States known to exist in animal life in the Great Lakes area the report said The report to be presented to the joint commissions annual meeting today said the chemicals are polychlorinated terphenyls PCTS compound related to polychlorinated biphenyls PCBs The chemicals were found on Fighting Island as well as on Middle Sister Island in western Lake Erie Detroit gets much of its drinking water from near Fighting Island highlytoxic chemical called Mirex until recently thought by scientists to be restricted to gulls and fish in Lake Ontario is being found in gulls at one location in Lake Erie Levels of Mirex in Lake Ontario gulls meanwhile aredeclining Phosphorous discharges into the lakes the first of the major contaminants iden tified in the late 19505 have been substantially reduced The report credited the spending of more than $700 million by Canada and the US during 1978 alone on the Severe taste problems in the water supplies from the Lorne Park purification plant in Mississauga several kilometres east of the refinery have resulted in the closing of the plant tem porarily said Peter Fowler the Ontario environment ministrys superintendent of water supply for Peel Region Fowler said in telephone interview that the $20 million plant went out of operation around Easter for week again last month and again on July because the water tasted bad Life insurance companies acting in responsible way TORONTO CP Life insurance companies are acting in responsible manner in the handling of personal in formation and extensive legislation regarding the matter is not required the Canadian Life Insurance Association savs The association presented brief Tuesday to the Ontario se lect committee on company law The 14 members of the legis lature on the committee are embarking on the latest series of meetings on the insurance in dustry series which began four years ago with primary in vestigations into auto in surance This week the committee is being briefed by the insurance association whose members provide about 99 per cent of the lige insurance in force in Can Indians pleased with coverage TORONTO CP The 300 Indian chiefs who went to Brit ain last week to ask the Queen to block attempts to change the Canadian constitution got inter national media coverage for their cause the president of the National Indian Brotherhood said Tuesday We had the world as our stage Noel Starblanket said in an interview after news conference They the govern ment thought we couldnt de liver and we proved them wrong Starblanket said it now is up to Prime Minister Clark to en sure that Indians have voice in any revision of the Canadian constitution They have not been represented at con stitutional conferences so far The chiefs spent last week in London at their own expense to push their plea that the British Parliament hold up patriation of the British North America Act the Canadian constitution The British act cannot be patri ated or amended except by vote of the Parliament at West minster The group also sought an au dience with Queen Elizabeth but was turned down at the request of the Canadian government Starblanket said the next move in the political chess game with the Canadian gov ernment is threefold First he said he thinks meeting of brotherhood execu llt will be arranged this week Hlll tlnrk and Jake Epp min ister of Indian affairs and northern development on whether the Indians will have seat at the constitutional conference this fall seek invitations to both the So cialist International meetings in Stockholm Sweden July 20 21 and the Commonwealth conference in Lasaka Zambia Aug 18 Third plans are being pre pared to call 600 Indian chiefs together to lobby at the House of Commons MAKE CASE KNOWN Del Riley president of the Union of Ontario Indians said no date has been set but the meeting would make the case known to the MP5 He said the delegations at tempt to meet the Queen was symbolic gesture The fact that they werent granted an au dience didnt matter We accomplished our pur pose He said the mission was not an attempt to embarrass Clark into allowing Indians to have their rights entrenched in new constitution adding that he didnt understand why Clark would advise the Queen not to meet with the brotherhood My personal opinion is that it is another one of his blunders The association said it is in volved in developing code of ethics designed to ensure the confidentiality of health records and to prevent the use of undesirable practices in obtaining medical information NEED INFORMATION Life insurance companies have legitimate need for per sonal information on factors that may influence mortality costs the brief said At the same time they recognize the confidential nature of the per sonal information including health records in their files The association defended the industrys practice of classi fying individuals on the basis of 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