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Public affairs. Jack Webster’s popular weekday morning talk show. Guests and topics for this episode are: Webster comments on energy resources and speaks to Ray Williston, President, BC Cellulose Corporation, about oil supplies; off-shore oil; oil ports; the United States; Kitimat; natural gas lines; oil refineries; oil spill damage; pipelines. Brian Coxford visits Matsqui Prison, speaks with the director of the prison, Dave Dhillon. Topics include the Birdman of William Head and prison programmes.

Public affairs. Jack Webster's popular weekday morning talk show. Guests and topics for this episode are: Reporter Steve Wyatt does a story about the decline of Ocean Falls, “Will the Last to Leave Please Turn Out the Lights?” In the studio, Jack speaks with Ray Williston, President of BC Cellulose. Pierre Berton discusses his latest book, “Flames Across the Border”, about the War of 1812. Jack speaks with Margaret Knight, member of Bartenders’ Union Local 40, about the union election and misspent industrial development funds. Jack does a walkabout at the Union of British Columbia Municipalities (UBCM), speaks to several BC mayors and briefly discusses some of their local issues; and then speaks briefly with Bill Vander Zalm.

Public affairs. Jack Webster's popular weekday morning talk show. Guests and topics for this episode are: Jack interviews Ray Williston, President of BC Cellulose and the Social Credit Cabinet Minister who signed a deal with British Columbia and Seattle back in 1967 to increase the height of the Ross Dam. This deal gave Seattle more power but also caused Skagit Valley land to be flooded on the Canadian side. Dr.Thomas Perry, Coordinator of the ROSS (Run Out the Skagit Spoilers) committee, debates with Ray Williston the legality and benefits of that deal. Webster has the following three guests from Taking Responsible Action for Children and Youth (TRACY) who talk about the organization and the problems facing today's youth. They are Dr. Sydney Segal, UBC Pediatrics Professor, and Mae Gross, past president of TRACY, and Jan Bulman, Executive Director of TRACY.

Public affairs. Jack Webster's popular weekday morning talk show. Guests and topics for this episode are: Note: Opening sequence not recorded. Provincial Ombudsman Karl Friedman speaks about his investigation into a Shoal Island complaint that logs had been unscaled before being processed and subsequent accusations of his mishandling the case. Ray Williston, former Forestry Minister, addresses the mismanagement issue. Jack interviews Janis Johnson, National Director of the Conservative Party, about women entering the political arena, patronage, partisanship and political positions. Phil Nyutten, President of CANDIVE, speaks about a newly-developed deep water diving suit which does not require a diver to decompress when surfacing.