Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 29, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 14 Winnipeg free press monday june 29, 1981 Oil pricing agreement anticipated by september Toronto up Deli Cate Oil pricing negotiations Between the Federal and Al Berta governments resume today amid Strong indications sponsors of two Multi billion Dollar Alberta Oil Sands projects Are prepared to keep their projects alive for at least another month or two. Industry sources say in nation Ergy minister Marc Lalonde and his Alberta counterpart Merv Leitch have sent per Sonal messages to the Spon sors that they expect to reach an Energy agreement by september. They have told key people behind the projects that the latest round of negotiations Are not a facade. Their message when deciding whether to hang on or ditch the projects keep in mind the negotiations Are serious real Progress is being made and there should be an agreement by september. Industry sources said the sponsors Imperial Oil Ltd. And the Al Sands group a striking Halifax police officers relax on picket line at police station. Striking Halifax police seek binding arbitration Halifax up the association representing 196 striking police officers has offered to accept binding arbitration in their month old contract dispute with City Council chief Union negotiator Joe Ross said yester Day. Mayor Ron Wallace said he would not comment on the Halifax patrolmen s association offer until the City s strike advisory committee met this afternoon. Both sides refused arbitration when it was suggested several weeks ago by the Provin Cial labor department. If the City does t want to talk then it is about time for binding Ross said. We Are confident we will get a reason Able settlement if three intelligent peo ple sit on the arbitration the association does not have much Choice but to agree to arbitration because the City is refusing to meet the association Ross said. They Don t care if they Ever sit Down with the City can afford to be intransigent in its dealings with the police because it has the services of ramp officers from across the province who along with about 80 non commissioned City police officers form a police Force bigger than the City usually has Ross said. It the City has the ramp in Ross said. They be got the cos and officers. They re quite comfortable. It s Cost ing them nothing to have the super cops in Here. So what the hell do they want to meet with us v weight loss clinic invites you to take advantage of our sensational summer Sale weight loss clinic program is now 50% off summer Sale Price Only if Syfor m Call for a free weight loss consultation. But do it now. Because the Price May never he this slim again of weight. Now for a limited time Only our program is yours for Price. Only take advantage of our summer special and lose weight without fad diets drugs or strenuous exercises. Polo Park shopping Centre shod 1485 Portage avk.773-8781 Veitii maj mime Hunt we Romu Al tin it 7 pm Fri eight loss inc. I in Hir Tow clip no Only Pear satisfied an agreement is close enough to warrant hanging on. Adding to their optimism is word that Ottawa is pre pared to raise its offer on the Price paid for Oil Sands production sources said. The sponsors have been threatening to Shelve the projects if the impasse continues into july. Nobody is predicting a comprehensive agreement on Oil pricing and Revenue sharing at today s talks. But the two ministers meeting for the third time since april Are expected to agree to meet at least once possibly twice in july. Industry and government sources also say prime min ister Trudeau and Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed probably will meet later this summer to put the final Tou Ches on the package. The two Energy ministers got together last night at Lalonde s hotel suite in the posh Harbour Castle hotel for a two hour purely Pri vate meeting Federal officials said. They were accompanied Only by their executive assistants. Lalonde and Leitch have held similar private meet Ings on the eve of the two previous official negotiating sessions in Banff alta., and Winnipeg. For today s talks at the hotel both will be accompanied by their top aides and several department officials. Key issues in the dispute Are the Price for convention Al crude Oil now less than half the world Price of about natural Gas and Oil Sands pricing and new Feder Al taxes on Oil and Gas reve Federal sources said a two Price system for conventional Oil is still being consid ered. Under this system a substantially higher Price would be paid for new disco veries than for so called old Oil. The Federal government wants new Oil defined a discoveries made close to the Date of a new agreement. Alberta not keen on the idea to begin with wants Oil Dis covered six or seven years ago defined As new. Under the National Energy program the wellhead Price for All conventional Oil now a barrel increases wednesday to 18.73 a bar Rel. The wellhead Price is scheduled to increase by a total of next year and More rapidly after that. Dissatisfaction Over the pricing and taxation Mea sures in the program has caused Alberta to reduce Oil production by a total of 000 barrels a Day. Meanwhile Alberta has refused to give the Oil Sands projects the final go ahead until a comprehensive agreement is reached. Imperial Oil Ltd. Has said it needs approval by wednes Day or its heavy Oil Plant at cold Lake will be put on ice. The Al Sands group has been less definite about a deadline. Spokesmen for the Oil Sands project at fort Mcmurray have said there must be a Clear Indica Tion an agreement is in sight to keep the project alive beyond the end of this month. Lions disability fund for children inc. 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