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Inquiry could include Stouffville area dump Premier William Davis left Toronto media men squabbling among themselves Thursday after he announced the judicial inquiry into the $35,000 campaign donation by a subsidiary of Waste Managment Incorporated. The order-in-council appointing Supreme Court Justice Sam Hughes to look into the Maple dump and cam- paign contribution con- troversy gives the judge power to look into any or all landfill applications of Waste Management Inc. and its subsidiaries. The order was signed by the lieutenant- governor on Sunday, A heated exchange started just before Davis made his getaway from the television studio which the government has set up for press conferences at Queen‘s Park. The premier characterized The Globe and Mail story on the donation as “below the .belt" journalism. A-6 â€" Globe reporter Peter Moon asked Davis why he had not made a comment the previous night when he was first asked for one. While it includes conduct of one provincial and -two federal ministries, it does not mention the request of York regional council that municipal campaign donations be included. Whitchurch-Stouffville residents" group, wants the Circumstances surrounding the approval of a landfill permit to York Sanitation to be included. Disposal Services Ltd., a n o t h e r W a s t e The Premier replied Preserve Our Water PAI N T-A- CAR OPEN HOLIDAY MONDAY A new free booklet that tells on how to get the best paint job or your car. What to look for. And how to make sure you get what you pay for. If your car runs fine but Is starting to rust or fade. you may want to repair and repaint it and keep it another year. This booklet will tell you whether or not you really need a repaint. It explains how different rust areas can be repaired, and tells what to look for in paint. materials and workmanship. At Paint-a-Car we give you a written estimate that illustrates exactly what you’re getting. 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Moon said no. “Would you?“ “Yes . . . " “Who are you?” The reporter identified himself and named his radio station. Management subsidiary. made the $35,000 donation which led to the inquiry. Moon maintained the premier’s comments would have been included in the first edition story. As the premier edged toward the door, repor- ters started asking Moon questions. Moon started to laugh and then apologized. Premier William Davis has set up a judicial inquiry to look into the relationship between the dump inquiry and two applications by Disposal Services Ltd., for sanitary landfill sites in Maple. Frances Sainsbury, chairman of Preserve Our Water Resources, said the inquiry should be extended because the timing of the contribution coincides with the en- vironmental hearing on the Stouffville dump. Residents opposed the dump because of the fear toxic chemicals from industrial waste would pollute wells in the area. The proceedings of the Environmental Asses- sment Board on the Stouffville application are already being inâ€" vestigated by Ontario Ombudsman Arthur _The Globe asked The Journal for information The Journal also reported an internal memo within Waste Management said the donation was made for “political” reasons. The Journal reported US. Securities Exchange Commission found the $35,000 donation in auditing the books of Waste Management Incorporated. The story was not originated by The Globe but by The Wall Street Journal. Mrs. Sainsbury said Maloney‘s office would not go into the same area as would the provincial inquiry looking into campaign contributions. The board hearing in Stouffville ran from November, 1974, to May, 1975. The certificate of approval from the ministry was issued in September, 1976. Maloney Attached to it were 11 conditions rather than the 16 recommended by the board. The order allowed the company to expand its operation to receive 1,500 tons of garbage daily rather than 300 tons daily allowed before. The town had com- plained about York ex- ceeding the lower limit and on July 29, 1974, the town solicitor at the time wrote to the attorney- general asking him to intervene because the environment ministry and was refused, “we got the story on our own". The Globe talked to Norman Goodhead, who had been connected with one of Waste Management‘s Canadian subsidiaries, Disposal Services Ltd, and the Securities Exchange Commission. The eight questions The Globe then asked the premier were simple, he said. C.W. Davey, Globe managing editor, also issued a statement saying The Globe first learned about the payment after 3 pm. Wednesday. at about the same time as at least one of the premier's senior political- advisers heard The Wall Street Journal was in- vestigating. He said that as soon as appeared to be ignoring the apparent violation of the ministry order. In the letter, the lawyer, Robert Black, estimated that York Sanitation made $100,000 in the first seven months of the Year by accepting more garbage than allowed by the ministry. The company applied to expand its operation in May at the same time that it came under a new control order on the site. The previous permit for the site had expired in March, 1974. [BOA/ELEM 3254950 Piaf/Av SMOKED PICNIC “Ollle \TURKEY 90 scamsch Dgteypgvgg’si STEAKQ 99$ siLOQ WARE BOA/ELESS W050 mz£N pousu Sߴ$§$§ 1359-0 SAUSAGE _A afln {Wm-E99 HOTDOGBUNQ SUNNYBPODK 89K mag- Qfl SUNNYBROOKI’R MARY MILEQ BE‘E’RYLAND C HHHHH ADP“; SAUCE“ Â¥IURIDA WHITE POTATOESI Li: ORANGES /fl . £6120? CANADA No 1 GRADE HORIDA WHITE | l ¢ LIMIT: PF? FAM$LY. . GRADE “A” BEEF I QUNKIQT VALENCIA SIZE 138 59 WARI The Globe reporter verified independently that such a payment had been made. 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