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ELECTION

Dan Moreau, Kathleen Lapyrouse, Charley Stimac

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families. Under that. um-
brella Moreau says the
group believes abortion
contravenes the civil rights
of the child.

The group promises a
$1,000 tax break per month
for the working spouse. if
one spouse stays at home
with the children.

“This would also free up
jobs at the entry level for
youth so it would address
the high unemployment,”
he says.

The Christian Heritage
Party would tackle the debt

as though it were a standard .

mortgage, adding $1 billion
to. the: papanle over. 30
years.

Moreau says: that for

crimes that are not violent,
the party would look at
restitution and payment for
crimes through community
service as opposed to jail-
ing. But Moreau says he
supports capital punish-
ment to send the message
out that life is precious and
shouldn't be taken with pre-
meditated intent.

Moreau is 49 years old
and works: as a Capital
Health Region environmen-
tal health officer.

Kathleen Lapeyrouse
Natural Law Party

(photo not available by
press time)

Power to the people

Charley Stimac, Communist Party

~ Charley Stimac says he”
jumped. into the: political

race as a Community Party ©
candidate because he wants»
to see “a return to people
ey having influence and power. -
rather than large multina- 4
tional corporations.”..
-The party. opposes. the”
“Free’.

North: “American:
Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
‘advocates
Canada out ofall corpo-

rately driven trade and in-

vestment groups like the
World Trade Organization.
The © party... supports
scrapping a head tax on new
immigrants and strengthen-
ing employment opportuni-
ties for people of color, Abo-
riginals and people with dis-

abilities as well as ending

discrimination against les-
bians, gays, bisexuals and
transgendered persons.
For Stimac another issue
of great concern is a clean
environment. The
supports making C Canada a
wor Id leader i in reduction of

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party

Charley Stimac |
Communist Party

ozone depleting gases and
hydrocarbon and imposing
stronger penalties. on pol-
luters.

» Stimac is 51 years old and
was working on a series of

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According to Natural Law
Party candidate Kathleen
Lapyerouse “the party takes
inspiration from  nature’s
government, which we feel
is the perfect government.”

The party supports Vedic
administration and as part
of that would like to gather
a group of 10,000 yogic fly-

..ers.. The yogic flyers use a

technique of yogic con-
sciousness that, when prac-
ticed among large groups, is
said to increase positive
trends in a society.
Lapeyrouse adds that
meaningful reforms must
take place in the health care
system, which she dubs a
“disease care system.”
“For every dollar. spent
on prevention it saves six

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One such technique the
Natural Law Party would
teach is Transcendental
Medication (TM).

“When people practice
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decreases by 50 per cent
over five years.”

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like to see changes made to
the education system. By in-
troducing the study of con-
sciousness and research in
consciousness, the Natural
Law Party says education
will develop the creative ge-
nius of the student.

Lapeyrouse is 49 years
old. She is primarily a home-
maker and works part-time
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animal rights activists chanted and waved banners in
front of the Coast Harborside Hotel Saturday, while in-
side, Prime Minister Jean Chretien spoke to Party
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