Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 1, 1971, Winnipeg, Manitoba Hydro plan toned Down see Page 3 Winnipeg press final edition vol 79 no Sunrise . Moonrise . Sunset . Moonset few and 25 Mcbryde to Cabinet Mackling gets extra duties in shuffle of 14-Lifan Cabinet by Alice Krueger Larry Desjardins the member of the Manitoba legislature whose vote helped sustain the minority Schre yer government during the 1970 automobile insurance crisis has been appointed minister of tour ism recreation and cultural affairs. His appointment to the provincial Cabinet was announced tuesday by premiered Schreyer along with the appointment of Ron Mcbryde the y member of the legislature for the Pas constituency As min logjam Breaks experts Start bargaining Rome special tons the initial break in the logjam Over the world s monetary problems took place Here tuesday night As top finance officials began genuine bargaining Over a new package of Exchange rates. Finance ministers and Central Bank chiefs from Canada and nine other Rich nations met without their advisers for the first time since talks began last september. For the first time too they engaged in a specific discussion of the amount by which other currencies should increase in value against the Foliar. Treasury Secretary John b. Connally speaking As chairman for the 100 minute session said it got Down to a discussion of nuts and this he said distinguished it from the earlier meetings of the ten in London and Washington where More general speeches were the order of the Day. No agreements were reached or. Connally said and he resolutely refused to be drawn out on the size of the differences Between the United states and its chief trading partners. But As evidence that the bargaining has now become purposeful or Connally observed that another restricted meeting Iii Ted to inned please see Money Page 6 ister without portfolio. At the same time the pre Mier announced that attorney general Al Mackling will be Given the additional portfolio of consumer corporate and inter Nal services which has been held by education minister Ben Hanuschak. The two new appointments brings Premier Schreyer s Cabi net to 14. The Premier said the appoint ment of a1 new tourism recreation and cultural affairs min ister will eliminate the heavy double portfolio carried by highways minister Peter Burt Niak. Former Manitoba highways minister Joe Burowski at a sept. 26 news conference shortly after resigning his Cabinet see Desjardins Page 13 govt. May limit tax debate talk of closure move As january deadline nears Ottawa up the government pondered some big stick moves tuesday to Speed Progress of its tax Bill As the measure continued to make Only inchworm. Progress through the commons one form of debate limiting closure was reported to be a Strong probability with the government pushing to have the Bill through the commons and Senate before Jan. 1, to take immediate effect for the 1972 tax year. In the House much of the argument centred on a contemporary tax Crown versus the late Stafford smythe and Harold Ballard of Maple Leaf How the decision is made regarding court procedure for tax evasion cases. The Issue was the Crown option of prosecuting either by indictment or by summary conviction. When the Crown selects indictment conviction carries a mandatory prison sentence of Between two months and five two Ridings vote today Manitoba morning Crisp a blood tingling Breexe ice crystals and sunny caught tuesday at the legislative building by free press photographer Jack Ablett. And amid All the autumnal Beauty or. Ablett found another Beauty Jeannette Dufak of Winnipeg who works for the depart ment of tourism in the building. Years. Summary conviction leaves the option of either a Fine or a jail term to the judge. Smythe and Ballard holding the controlling interests in Maple Leaf gardens Home of Toronto s National hockey league team challenged the government right to proceed by indictment after they were charged with tax evasion. The matter went to the supreme please see govt. Page 14 eats at stake r Canada drags . Official says by Tim Traynor new York staff Canada is not paying its fair share of North american defence costs a White House official said at a new York conference tuesday. Deane a Hinton a senior staff member of the president s Council on International eco nomic policy referred critically to Canada s defence contribution according to the new York times. The Canadian contrib Wark denies Money inference could use any of the Money available regarding the com plex. This question was put to or. Wark by c. Rhodes Smith chairman of the commission of inquiry into the Churchill Forest industries Complex Fol lowing the Cross examination of or. Wark on a number of Money transfers. Or. Smith said he would pot name that j j or. Smith said he was tempt i Edio draw the inference stressing he was Only tempted to do so that any Money Avail Able anywhere in the Complex could be used for any purpose 1 regarding the Complex. I he asked or. Waric if this i was a reasonable inference. Or. Wark said lie could not sensibly say whether it was. The questions of Money Maurice properties unit transfers and contract a de of Wisa Peg has made a gee Ness were Apong Jiose pet John Wark of Bertram ver Laufs a of Switzerland was asked tuesday whether it was a reasonable inference that the forestry Complex at the Pas really one composite setup in which someone if he wished City firm bids on Golf club Tion is he said. The reported comment gave an important insight into top level United states thinking Only a few Days before prime minister Tradeau meets with president Nixon in Washington. The comment is in line with a general . Complaint that the . Has been carrying excessively Large military burdens. This has figured in the protracted economic and monetary crisis which followed the adoption of the new . Economic policy in mid August. Or. Hinton s comment Drew a Sharp reply from a senior advisor to or. Trudeau. Ivan l. Head special assistant to or. Trudeau said Many canadians thought there were better ways to spend Money. The Canadian armed forces were being increasingly oriented to National development and Aid to the civil or. Head said. The Exchange which reportedly took place in a generally relaxed atmosphere raises the possibility of similar talk Dur hotel sales hit liquor Row brews report urges child psychiatric Centre by Barry Mullin the liquor control commis Sion of Manitoba has started taking a tougher stand when it deals with the re issuing of liquor licences a move that directly affects the Sale of a hotel because such sales Are basically contingent upon the hotel s licensed premises. Commission chairman j. J Frank Syms said m a Telephone j interview wednesday that the commission is looking at More specific guidelines when it comes to the Whoie question of. Transferring liquor licences. The commission s tougher stand has brought a charge from one Winnipeg real estate i agent who handles the Sale of hotels that the commission is j interfering with private Enterprise. John Chomenko president of j. Chomenko agencies Ltd. 822 Ellice Avenue suite 4. Said his cancelled recently because of the commission s refusal to Transfer liquor licences and its questioning of the capital gain please see liquor Page 4 National income up 10% company has had the Saie of please see Canadian Page 131 four hotels either delayed or child Dies family of needs clothes Ottawa ;