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—Documentary

Special: The Northwest Territories.
The program examines the provincial
government structure and its rela-
tionship to the Federal Government;
the effects of the ever-increasing
development and exploration of oil
and gas; and the native residents
legal right to ownership of the land.
Among those interviewed: Indians,
Eskimos and other residents from
Yellowknife and Inuvik; Jean Chret-
jen, Minister of Indian Affairs and
Northern Development; MP Wally
Firth; constitutional expert Stanley
Knowles: and resource’ specialist
Richard Rohmer. (60 min.)

 

 

Sunday DECEMBER 23, 1973
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Cy yy Canada’s efforts to reclaim its na-
to f - tural resources are examined. British

Columbia's campaign to save its
depleted annual run of salmon; new
methods of fighting forest fires.

10:00 (@) ABC NEWS CLOSEUP—Report

 

glomerates with no background in
agriculture, have gotten a strangle-
hold on the production and market-
ing of the food American's eat. It’s
known as agribusiness, and we'll
show how it gains control, how it

 

 

 

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Friday DECEMBER 21, 1973 THE VIRGIN MARY
EVENING

How artists have interpreted the Ma-
donna through the ages.

Filmed in museums in Canada, the
U.S., Greece and Mexico, ‘the pro-
gram examines a medieval German
pieta, Romanesque sculptures and
works by the masters.

“The Coronation of the Virgin” (c.
1440), a lovely, lyrical Madonna by
Fra Filippo Lippi.

“The Nativity,” a pious, poetic work
by Juan de Flandes (c. 1500).

“The Rest on the Flight into Egypt”
(at left) by the Flemish painter Gerard
David (c. 1510). One critic called
David's art ‘a combination of natur-
alism and idealization.”

Paul Gauguin’s “la, Orana Maria” in
which the Virgin has Tahitian fea-
tures yet assumes a Buddhist pose.

Marshall McLuhan participates-tn a
concluding discussion. (60 min.)

 

 

Wednesday. vecemser 26, 1973

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Examining nature's plumbing system
—how water is absorbed from the
ocean, deposited over the land an?
transferred back to the sea.

Thursday pecewrer 27, 1973

Special: ‘“Food—Green Grow the EVENING
Profits." Producer Jim Benjamin:
“Some large corporations, often con- 10:30 (©) WOMAN

“What to Tell Children About Birth,
Divorce, Adoption and Death” is dis-
cussed hy psychiatrist Atidrey Worrell
and pediatrician Cynthia Clayton.
They emphasize the need to provide
honest and adequate information.

 

operates and how it affects the
-uality and cost of food.” Benjamin

traveled across the country, inter-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 

viewing farmers who were squeezed
out of business, and agriculturists
who are altering the taste, shape
and color of foods. The program also
examines foods that are chemically
treated. (60 min.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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