"If there doesn't happen to be a job for someone in St. John's in an engineering firm, that's unfortunate. I'm not happy with that. But there has to be some price paid in the short term," [Premier Danny Williams] said.
"If there doesn't happen to be a job for someone in St. John's in an engineering firm, that's unfortunate. I'm not happy with that. But there has to be some price paid in the short term," [Premier Danny Williams] said.
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Well, that's certainly good news for a friend of mine living in the US and desperately looking for a way to move back home with his family, either by working at an engineering firm or starting his own. I must pass this bit of joy onto him.
It's right up there with the St. John's can take the hit line from last year.
BTW, the Prem mentioned that government officials are talking to the oil companies all the time. At least that's the comment attributed by the Telly.
They may be talking about Hibernia South. They may be talking about golfing.
Every indication I have is that there is NO discussion re: Hebron. That is, unless the Prem's people are begging alot.
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