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VIOLENCE
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during
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Mexican
Independence
confrontation
arose
between
police
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living
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area.
U.S.
energy
deal
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Your
Distributor
for
the
"ROLLING
STONE"
s
reserves
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OTTAWA
(CUP)
Four
pipeline
companies,
wholly-owned,
controlled
or
with
large
shareholders
in
the
U.S.,
will
sell
6.3
trillion
cubic
feet
of
natural
gas
to
gas
companies
in
the
U.S.
with
licenses
granted
by
the
Trudeau
government.
The
deal,
announced
in
Ottawa
Sept.
29,
five
days
before
Parliament
was
scheduled
to
resume
sittings,
is
worth
$2
billion
according
to
Joe
Greene,
energy
and
resources
minister.
Announcement
of
the
sale
came
only
a
few
hours
after
Washington
warned
that
U.S.
energy
resources
have
hit
a
potentially
disastrous
low.
The
four
companies
granted
export
licenses
are
Trans
Canada
Pipeline,
West
Coast
Transmission,
Albert
and
Southern
and
Canadian-Montana.
The
deal
was
immediately
attacked
by
New
Democratic
Party
spokesmen,
both
at
the
party
level
and
from
the
Waffle
group.
NDP
leader
T.
C.
Douglas
said
the
deal
would
mean
continued
unemployment
and
inflation
as
it
will
stand
in
the
way
of
development
of
secondary
and
tertiary
industry
in
Canada.
Greene
says
the
deal
will
mean,
as
well
as
the
$2
billion
income
for
the
four
American-controlled
companies,
about
$200
million
of
pipeline
construction
in
Canada
and
13,000
man-hours
of
work.
The
corporate
ownership
of
the
companies
involved
is
difficult
to
quickly
trace,
but
the
list
of
Canadian
directors
include
many
of
Canada's
wealthiest
people.
Ian
Sinclair,
a
director
of
Trans
Canada
Pipelines,
is
president
and
chief
executive
officer
of
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
chairman
of
CP
airlines,
president
of
Midland,
Simcoe
Elecator
company,
vice-president
of
CP
Investment
and
CP
Oil
and
Gas
Ltd.,
and
a
director
of,
among
other
companies:
CP
Express,
Pacific
Logging,
CP
Securities,
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co.,
Union
Carbide
563-2833
Day
Parade.
The
Freep
Photo
old
of
Canada,
Gieat
Lakes
Power
Co.
Marconi
and
Bow
River
Pipelines.
Ltd.,
Canadian
Carl
Nickle,
a
director
of
Alberta
and
Southern
Gas
Co.,
is
president
of
the
Daily
Oil
Bulletin
and
Canadian
Oil
Register,
vice-president
of
Canadian
Greatoil,
Scenic
Oils
and
Anjou
Wines,
and
a
director
of:
Pacific
Ga.s
Transmission
Co.,
Alberta
Natural
Gas
Co.,
Producers
Pipeline
Co.
Ltd.,
Royal
General
insurance
Company
of
Canada,
and
Huron
and
Erie
Mortgage.
As
well,
he
is
president
of
the
Independent
Petroleum
Society
of
Canada.
Frank
McMahon,
who
is
chairman
of
West
Coast
Transmission
is
a
director
of:
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
Canadian
Liquid
Air,
Executive
Fund
of
Canada,
Executive
International
Investors
Ltd.,
Jockey
Club
Ltd.,
Pacific
Petroleums,
Ocean
Cement
and
Supplies,
Natural
Resources
Growth
Fund
Ltd.,
and
Weldwood
Ltd.
The
government
announcement
dealt
with
the
granting
of
export
licenses
to
the
four
companies.
The
companies
and
a
bit
of
their
background
are:
West
Coast
Transmission
was
granted
a
request
to
ship
3.3
trillion
cubic
feet
over
18
years,
(The
company
is
26.1
per
cent
owned
by
Pacific
Petroleum,
which
is
44.8
per
cent
owned
by
Phillips
Petroleum
(U.S.),
another
13.7
per
cent
of
the
company
is
owned
by
West
holding
company.
Coast
Investments
Ltd.,
a
U.S.
(The
announcement
did
not
say
to
whom
West
Coast
would
sell
the
gas).
Trans
Canada
Pipelines
Ltd.
of
Tor
onto
was
granted
three
licenses
for
sales
of
1.8
trillion
cubic
feet
over
20
years.
Canadian-Montana
Pipe
Line
Company
of
Calgary
was
granted
permission
to
ship
56
billion
cubic
feet
over
15
years.
"The
decision
would
see
to
hold
out
hope,
how-ever?
that
the
present
Canadian
government
headed
by
Prime
Minister
Pierre
Elliot
Trudeau,
is
disposed
to
give
the
United
States
access
to
a
substantial
portion
of
Canada's
vast
natural
gas
reserves
if
suitable
terms
can
be
arranged."