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On Monday,I6th 1971 students had the opport- unity towwitness the live coverage of cross country check up held Duffy Amphi-theatre. Ab- out forty-five people turned up fern this

great novelty. THe maj- ority were non-students from town. THE topic was about Maritime Union. Premier Alex Campbell was in attendance as gue- st speaker. Premier Hat- field and Premier Reagan were hooked up by tele— phone. Howe\er, due to technical difficulties, Reagan and Hatfield were unable to participate for a portion of then show. _ THere were many

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phone calls and ques— tions from the audience predominantly directed to AleXxCampbell. Camp- bell had quite adequetly answered the questions pertinent to the issue. The questions were primarily concerned with how lOng it would take for the government in question to make a definite decision on Iar. itime union. An indidido ual was disturbed by the red-tape involved in blocking, unnecessarily, a definite, decision. He went further to state that the issue had been tossed around for a hund. red years already andit was high time the prem— iers of the proviences concerned had come to a decision.The response to this was that‘Car-afi-

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bell was not a century year old and neither were the two other pnem- iers..The person was ine formed that committees were working on all issues pertinent to the situation. Each governbe ment had a responibliity to their repeesentatives to see that maritime union would be benificial to each area concerned.

Even though. there were very few students who turned up, the show went over quite well. Perhaps if there was better advertisement for the event more students and other people would have turned up.

E. Gardner