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8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Sept. 23, 1966. | The government eae jherte natural gas te Wastern had been vetoed by the govern. —~ pays less interest when it. bor- ‘Canada, an informant said here. |ment. He. said it was not in the’

rows money because of its un-| However, he stressed that the |pational interest to have a ma- ,

U : | a eeee*Nplemished credit rating. “””* binet has not yet decided \Jor domestic gas supply line ~ - 5: P anning Expansion oe Fowler said the new savings anaat. it will reconsider the Outside Canadian jurisdiction. certificates, if placed on the pase, | Trans - Canada now delivers

« * 2 : ‘In Savings Bond Program market, would be launched si- Prime Minister Pearson an- | |western gas to Ontario and

multaneously with a massive | ounced Aug, 25 that the proj- Quebec through an all-Cana-

: cass ; advertising promotion of the | fi WASHINGTON (AP Presi- lsavings plan might. be granted {regular savings bond program. ject, involving a line from Em.- dian line that crosses Northern

dent Johnson said here the |the right to buy one $25 savings | n, Man., to rnia, Ont., ‘Ontario. U.S. treasury plans to. expand | \certificate. or note—on whieh fichreg we Oe Woe te ee ice ven - “ |the savings bond program in: an |they'd earn higher interest—for ing the Second World War’ fur. | effort to get Americans.to loan ‘each regular $25 bond _ pur- would. appeal to citizens: to show more money to the government chased. ue i seers eg oy rea FOR SALE to help finance the Viet Nam| The bonds, which pay 4.15 per|viet Nam by loaning money to ; Island type boat, 38 feet long, 12.4 beam, 12.37 gross tons. 100 h.p. diesel engine, hydraulic 2-1 reduction gear, 22/16 bronze propeller. Vessel built by Gerald Marden, Woods Harbour, N. 8. |

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war. cent interest, can be cashed at

ens Secretary Henry > any time, but Fowler said the ie. Saverneen, owler later said regular. sav- |new note would have a. fixed

ings bonds may be_ suppler maturity date. — perhaps 18 Pipeline Permit

mented by a new certificate or |months or two years—and could

note iat would carry a.higher |jnot be ee that time. Refusal Studied

interest rate but cduld not be |WON’T TELL RATE OTTAWA (CP)—Several cab-

‘}eashed at will. | He declined to speculate on jinet ministers are studying pro-

+s Emphasizing that no details|the interest rate*the new securi- tests against the government’s

have been worked out, Fowler |ties would carry, but said they [refusal to permit Trans-Canada

fave this. example of how the |would be attractive if not wholly Pipe Lines Ltd. to build a pipe- Program might work: i jcompetitive with yields on other jline through the United States

Participants in the regular 'tynes of savings. to increase deliveries of Al-

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“POSTAL WORKERS’ BALLOTS GOUNTED~ se |

Bill Kay, president of the counting of the ballots: at Of- rush, i current demands for than 85 per cent were In favor jon of Postal. Workers, _dis- tawa Wednesday. Postal work- a 39 to 50 per cent wage in- of strike action if negotiations Spiays a-ves” ballot for strike ers May strike, possibly at the crease’ are not met. Of votes “fail. ‘ 5 action as he presides‘ over. height of the Christmas mail cast by 9,000 members, more (CP Wirephoto)

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