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4. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 4, 1976 C-utbae ks Threaten 'Wesleyville' Announcemnent ôy* the Pro- vincial Ministry of Treasury that Ontario Hydro must eut their borrowings by a further $500,000,000 over the next three years may again be f osing a threat to the cancel- atin of the Wesleyville Generating Plant. Along with theWesleyville station,- the Bruce Heavy Water Plant "C" in the Lake Huron district may also face cancellation in order to facili- tate the necessary cutbacks, which are in addition to the earlier borrowing restraint of $1,000,000,000,000. .To comply with the limita- tion, Hydro h as set a target to reduce 1976 costs by $50,000,000. The provisional figure for this year's expendi- tures (cost of power and capital spendingY after cost reduction, is set' at $2,717,483,000. Rumors were also drifting around the Bowmanville area last week that the proposed Darlington Nuclear Generat- ing Station might also face at least a postponement of two or three years. However, Hydro's Public Relations O ffi cer, Ross5 Fitchett visited the Stateman office on Thursday and denied that, as of that time, any official confirmation of such a rumor had been received. Hydro's preliminary esti- mates for its system expan- sion program alone in 1976 ced for an expenditure of $1.850,.000,000. Deferrals of maintenance programs and harsh checking of capital expenseswill be included in the cutbacks. Announcement of ,a $1,200,000,000 cut in capital spending through' 1985 was made by Hydro last ear and according to Hydro Chairman Robert Taylor, this was achieved through "stretchi*ng out the systemn expansion program."' It now seems, however, that the further imposed cutback is again threatening the oil-fired Wesleyville station as Mr. Taylor added that capital scarcity could have "other serious implications," aside from the curtailment of capi- tal expenditures. Mr. Taylor goes on to explain that "once capital availability replaces custo- mer demand as the primary consideration, you magnify the risk that demand- may outrun the capacity to supply Hydro fears that this could increase the possiblity of power shortages similar to those experienced during the post-war Deriod." Prire invreases and "differ- ent methods of pricing" are seen by the chairman as a means of cutting the demand,. "But we can'tyet say with any precision just how much we will ever be allowed to try. "If there is still a gap between demand and supply, you are then faced with the need for controls and regula- tions, with some authority telling industrial, commer- cial, farm and residential customers what level of con- sumption is permissible," Mr. Taylor states. As to any possibility of Darlington being delayed, Mr. Fitchett at present, can see only the natural delaying action of the proposal hein accepted by the people ang approved b y the province, causing any holdup. OPIPAsk Publicp Support JL , paces of business. onsider the inherent dangers of travel- ling or w2lkinE ..alone. By failing -to lock your, car you encourage tileIt. Aoove ail, report all suspicious activities promptly and accurately to your local police. If you are interested in further information on what you can do to help reduce crime, contact your local community services officer at any OPP detachment. More than 32 thousand asthma cases were treated in Canadian hospitals in 1972 an increase of more than three thousand cases over the pre- vious year points out the Durham Region TB and Res- piratory Disease Association, your Christmias Seal organ- ization. q ALL PRICES SHOWN 1IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, FEB. 7TH, 1976. Rainche,@ck PoIicy If an advertised special is ever sold ouf, ask the Manager for a Raincheck. It enftfles you fo ftle same item at the same special price for thirty days. 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