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CANDIDATES uy,

Al News/Mirror Pre-Election Feature.

By RYON GUEDES—News/Mirror Editor

: Kootenay West's New Democratic: Party can-
didate says: he doesn’t have the “ “magic wand" to

* which incumbent MP Bob Brisco
‘claim in the 1974 federal election.

However, Lyle Kristiansen adds, neither does Brisco,
Possibly unique among federal election andid

an i
fonent has done “a reasonable job,” while in office, Kristiansen says Brisco “given the
imitations of the Progressive ‘Conservative if has fol! levis
«Predacessors Bert Herridge of the Co-O

* ding of the NDP,

fo) Supposedly laid .

re

and

ine with that party,” the NDP ._

ndidate explains,

: “While that doesn't restrict
him from helping people solve

thelr ‘individual. problems my

m view is that ‘his adherence. :
those kinds of ‘policies and’

ose kinds of views are a.
jor factor in’ creating th

“‘problenis which he helps peop!

try to ‘solve. Quite frankly
“think that's damned silly and
had ay suggestion to make to
~ him it would be that he ought to
take a look at himself in the
mirror and décide where his
head's really at.”
And federal PC leader Joe
lark’'s credibility, probleta, be he

His adherence to those kinds
‘of policies and; those kinds of
views. are. a major: factor ‘in

op: =

standards set ' by

Ran Har-

of Brisco's Lod and leader are e major ones.

creating the problems which he

helps people try 1d solve,

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NCE NREI kit NS PORN AA KR IE pana nd bl aNd nama ana Meno IS EDEL NAAR EMRE HO cand ane AA

rapep seta te ty yd hs rials

(‘NEWS/MIRROR BIOFILE.

Ss UBJE C T: LYLE KRISTIANSEN

STATUS:

@ccUPATION: Woodworker at
OK Forest F

groups ‘relations - officer, Western
; Canada region, International Wood-

to November 1978. ,
+ AGE: "40,"

viding forl4 years.

children aged 13, 1] and 9.

‘} POLITICAL BACKGROUND; Leader,

campus Co-operative Commonwealth
Federation, University of B.C., 1958;
federal: secretary, Young New
‘Democrats, Kootenay West icampalgn
manager for NDP candidate Ran Harding
In. three succes -federal ‘elections,
: €ampatgn ‘manager for Salmo-Creston

NAN

E ae and 1975 Provinelol elections.

workers of America from October 1977

: RESIDENCE: Nelson; has lived In the »

MARITAL STATUS: Married, three;

NDP Candidate Lorne Nicolson, in 1969,

| Federal, New Democrat can- '
da i Kootenay West

J

you're a combination social

if says he {s more in tune with the S

problems faced by most con-
stituents'“than someone who
‘comes from the Professions."
“I don't mean’ to be “re-
Verse-snobbish” about it,” he
adds. “But one of the problems
that we. have. in parliaments,
whether it's provincial: parlla-

* ments or federal parllamenta, is ~

ot ‘that there are very few people ~

28.
“It ‘makes: it very ‘under-
‘standable why Bob doesn't put,
‘Progressive Conservative on

his leader. People are looking
beyond the individual candi-
“dates, although they do regard

im ag.: important, at the
‘parties they’ represent © and
cespecially, the leaders they
hve

“riding locally and in Ottawa,
‘Brisco has “failed in what. he

claimed was his main priority of a

bringing in Additional
sen wayse 3s

“that
Y Sad baid ‘Wf you vote for mo I'm

going’ bring in all’ this:
Industry. "But if we lock at the:
over the past four or five
‘we've never. lost as many
Jobs and as ‘many industries as
we have had in that four-or-
five-year period:-I.think he has
to answer for. that=if only
because at the time he was first
elected he was pretending he
was going to make a major’
contribution to it.”

The increased’ communi. - *

cations and public relations
services ‘offered to Kootenay
West constituents by Brisco
reflect no more than the oppor-

tunities available to other rid-,
* ings. across the ‘country, he

says.
“In fact, they're policies
the NDP particularly in the last
several years, were fighting for
— to get additional staff. for
MPs both in the ridings and in
Ottawa, additional mailing pri-
vileges, increased tax-free ex-
pense allowances so you could
do things like put in toll-free
lines, Those weren't available
to ‘anywhere near. the’ same
degree four or five years ago.”
“Bob. has certainly used
them to the full,” Kristiansen
says. “And he should have —
that’s what those policies are
there for. But while he’s done a
fairly effective job with them,
it's also happened in almost
every other constituency across
the country.”
Kristiansen says he feelshe

ition, despite | his’,

é) who have any’ idea of
what it is to be a life-termer in
an industry. I'm not suggesting
that people who come from the’
shop floor should He the major. |.
_ity,in the ‘House of Comnions,
but it’s vitally important’ that
we have .at least more than
three or /four — that’s all there
4s in Parliament today.”
Not ‘that he’ is relying
solely on a trade union power
base to win the Kootenay West
seat, &
“The kind’ of. support we,
“have “enjoyed here both feder-
ally and provincially has pretty
well crossed:all economic and
social lines,” the NDP candi-
date says. ..
Not . often realized, he
Haithetathe:

i - parts in the other. two, parties.

A-significant portion’ of ‘NDP
support: nationally comes from
voters in the $12,000 to $20,000
yearly-income ‘range, lie says,
and the party is “virtually right
in the middle in terms’ of the
economic ‘and social strata of
Canada.”
But labor support “could

still be a determining factor” in
the race, Kristiansen says.

“The “fact that -because
largely. of the one-sided wage
and price contro! program: and
the part both, the Liberals and

. Progressive. Conservatives

played init, and the fact little

~ was done to affect alot of major

crises that people have to live.
up to every day has caused kind

- of a grudge’ testing I: think,

amongst .a° lot ‘of; ‘working
people, organized ° and | unor-
ganized," he says, . *

The NDP. d

likens

worker, lawyer, businessagent,

* publicist and everything else.

Most of your time is spent with

individuals or: smaller com:

panies: in. trying to break

through the’ various levels . of

either corporate or government
; bureaueracies.”. .

. Again citing his experience
as an elected union official, he
rebuts recent charges which he
said came from:Brisco that he is

‘only interested in helping NDP
supporters,

“I have never. been a

person: who's worked for people

in. respect of whether they .
bea of:

his proposed role as represen-
tative of Kootenay West to his
experience as an elected official
of the International Woodwork-
ers of America, adding that he

“never suffered: from the mis- ‘

ofan MP's ft

my party or not or ‘in union ©

affairs. whether they happened
to be an individual supporter of
mine or-not," he points out: “In
fact, very ‘often you go out. of
your way to doa Job for them.”

“Most people : seem to think
(a-MP) is someone who ‘goes
down ‘to. Ottawa ‘and. ‘spends
most of the time deciding on
high national policy,” Kristian-
sen said. “That is really five or
10. per -cent of it, Basically

To. Kr the: key

‘issues’ in the Kootenay ‘West -

campaign “are tied very much

to some basic changes we have’

to make'in the whole direction
of the Canadian economy over.
the next 10 years if we're going
to survive as a nation at°all.”

Crucial among
changes is the reversal. of the
““branch-plant” atmosphere of

constittients’ background as
“guinea pigs for a continental
energy policy” and the threats

-of the Diversion and

the riding’s economy,
to the NDP candidate.
“Whenever the . business

cycle turns downward‘ we're“

the first people laid off,” he
explains, “National. govern-

ments, be they) Liberal ‘or.

Conservative in thé past, have

failed to take’ any strong or’

appropriate measures to ensure
that some of the surplus profits
cfeated out of Canadian pro-
duction have been reinvested.”

- Although noting Cominco *

decided to continue its Trail

smelter operation and reinvest, *

he saya that in'general resource
industries have “taken. what
-profits they've had and ex-
ported: that capital either in
dividends or other forms of
. investment to other parts of the
world.”

Avseéond part of the NDP
‘economic strategy provides ‘for

“a broader range of very . .

practical and realistic policies in
.terms} of) aiding’ the smal!
business community,” he says..

, According to Kristiansen,
the inability of small business

5 to” gain access to’ capital is

bit.as

feople gre

looking. b eyond &

individdal candidates... at"
ithe: parties. they represent; ‘and
especially the leaders they have,

amples and there's two or three
of them that typify the kind of.
situation where many others:

the Murphy Creek Dam, is the
prospect of uranium mining for
nuclear energy development.
As well as opposing the
hazards. of exploration, mining
or development of uranium for
nuclear power, Kristiansen says

it would be “silly, particularly’

in a province like B.C. that has
a number of other alternatives

:for energy. production.”

While there ‘is‘an experi-
mental’. wood | waste energy

plant between Salmo and Fruit-_

vale power. authorities and
private companies in the states
of Oregon ‘and Washington

‘NEXT WEEK:

PC Incumbent Candidate
Bob Brisco

have developed the source into
projects saving public adminis-
trations, hospitals and muni.
cipalities “hundreds of thou-
sands of dollars a year,” he
says,

“My 1

is that

give us enough time hetwee
those various alternatives to-
develop and spend some time
and money. on alternate energy
forms.”

In addition, he says, prices
the one

the fore industry could supply
close to 15 per cent of B.C,'s

domestic energy needs," the.

NDP candidate says, “It could

be self-sustaining for its own |

energy requirements and prob-
ably have enough surplus pow-
er to supply at least some of the
smaller cities and municipali-
ties.”

“That would give us quitea
bit more lead time as well as
the existing Hydro: potential
because we're currently export-
ing more hydro-electric power
than is required by any treat-
ies," he

‘that hits people the hardest,’
and income levels “particularly

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