Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 6, 1972, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg Fuff a toss saturday May 4, 1972 Church Union stalls by Patrick o Keefe Vatican City a Liberal roman Catholic orthodox and protestant Church men who once had to combat prejudices against Christian Unity now Are facing another Public reaction indifference. Has the cause of Unity gone into a slump Are All the most dramatic Steps behind is ecumenism today some thing that Only the theologians care about yes to All three says an editorial in a recent Issue of the Magazine Doc International published in Rome by an ecu m e n i c a 1 documentation Centre. Relations and talks be tween lutherans and catholics and Between anglicans and catholics now uphold things that would have been considered heretical 10 years says the editorial signed by Doc director Rev. Leo Alting von Eusau. Now these things Are met by indifference. Why has the official ecumenism of dialogue among Christian churches become the Field of a few ecclesiastical directors and a few theolo Gians and lost direct Contact with the people of god above All youth the prophetic Mes Sage seems virtually the Doc director a noted author and lecturer on Chris Tian Unity says christians today break Down into three which Cut across denominational lines ecumenism those who still Are scandalized by contacts with christians of other churches and View dialogue As dangerous for the Faith if not heretical. He says whoever saw to it that no protestant observers were invited to the Vatican world Synod of Bishops last autumn belongs in this group. Those who believe in gradual dialogue among officials of the various churches leading to closer structural Unity. Christians who get together to combat social problems such As racism War underdevelopment poverty and who Brush aside doctrinal differences. Father von Eusau contends that Church structures provide few official outlets for those in group three. One exception he says is the Sod Pax com Mittee made up of officials of the world Council of churches in Geneva and the Vatican s Justice and peace commis Sion. Sod Pax searches for solutions to social problems. The Doc editorial took no notice of one key develop ment the announcement by a mixed commission of roman Catholic and anglican theologians in december of an agreement upon a single Doc Trine for the eucharist or holy communion. That Accord however now must be ratified by anglican and roman Cath Olic authorities. The process could be slow. There is Little doubt at the Vatican that Pope Paul Falls into group two the acumen on Jan. 23 he declared that efforts to forge Christian Unity had not been hobbled. But he warned against a superficial ecumenism that at tempts to bypass important doctrinal is the kind Practised by group three. Rev. Wilbur pastor of the St. Paul s anglican Church in Rome commented i see in the future an acceptance All around of some doctrine of the eucharist that does not exclude most christians. As far As my own feel Ings Are concerned our Unity is in the eucharist and in baptism. If we did As our lord commanded and held the Eucha Rist together these Fine Points would take care of them jail function changing c2 Pepin quizzed on ownership by Victor mack1k free press staff correspondent Ottawa the Canadian government has not ruled out that other approaches designed to curb foreign ownership in addition to the proposed new foreign takeover legislation could be required in the future. Opposition members questioned Industry Trade and com Merce minister Jean Luc Pepin on this in the commons Friday. The minister was quoted in a Dow Jones despatch by Mitchell Lynch As. Stating of course there will be Many More things done in the what could we do now we had to Compromise for one thing there s too much unemployment David Lewis new democratic party Leader and Raymond Rock asked the minister to elaborate on the quote attributed to him in the financial news service. Or. Pepin said i do not really think this is a quotation is a fabricated quote. My Posi Tion on this from the beginning has been very Clear. Our decision was a Wise and prudent one. I have emphasized that. I have also emphasized that we were exercising the Normal qualities of politicians when we made that decision. We were conscious of the View of the provinces. We were aware of the views of the Industry in Canada said the minister. While the legislation outlined by Revenue minister Herbert Gray earlier in the week dealt Only with take overs the reve nue minister explained at a subsequent press conference that this decision does not Rule out entirely the possibility that other approaches might be required at some time in the fun or. Lewis Friday urged or. Pepin to spell out for the House what other measures to control foreign ownership that the government had in mind. Or. Pepin assured the nip Leader that he was not really adding anything to what had been said by the National reve nue minister tuesday when the Gray report was tabled in the House. H e added that opposition Leader Robert Stanfield wanted to know the factors involved in determining participation under the proposed legislation. Or. Pepin said among the five factors to be used in deter mining the Canadian industries would be the degree of Partick p a t i o n by canadians. That would be a consideration taken into account in determining if the takeover was a valid one. The minister told the House he has met with All four of the main automobile manufacturers in Canada. The information obtained from them is now being examined by his department and will be part of his contribution to the throne speech de Bate. Or. Stanfield said the min ister could not justify keeping from the House important information about the extent to which the Auto companies Are using the disc plan Domestic inter National sales corporation set up in the United states. The opposition Leader pointed out that or. Pepin would not be Able to participate in the Bud get debate until thursday or Friday of next week. He urged the minister to give the House the information As soon As pos sible. Or. Pepin said he was not trying to be difficult. It is a very complicated problem. He said the four companies Are in a different situation with regard to disc. The minister also promised in his budget debate speech to refer to the differences in the Price of automobiles in Canada compared with the United states. He said he Wolf Tai be expressing a View of How justified the position of the car makers j is on this controversial . Aristotle Onassis left and actress Elizabeth Taylor right were leaving a fashionable restaurant in Rome at Dawn Friday after a Row with several papa Razzi Rome s aggressive free Lance photographers. Onassis was reported to have sprayed the photographers with Champagne while miss Taylor crouched under a table. Other persons in the pictures Are not identified. Liz sask. Land Bill goes through by the Canadian press cries of communism have greeted one of two land pro Grams in two Prairie Legisla Tures. The complaints came from the 15 member Liberal opposition in Saskatchewan As the major piece of legislation a land Bank was brought in Dur ing a Spring session which prorogued Friday with the new democratic party government putting through a record 158 Bills a Tony of a housekeeping nature. Premier Allan Blakeney s 45 nip members set up the Bank which permits Farmers to sell their land to the government. The House was told the Mea sure would give Young Farmers a Chance to get into agriculture ice piles up 14 cars Snow and freezing rain contributed to a 14-car collision on the Disraeli freeway Early sat urday. A spokesman for Winnipeg s inner City police department j year a minister and the opposition Leader in other Legislatures St. Two hectic Days of debate a Bill giving Newfoundland Power to buy a liner Board Mill project from promoter John c. Doyle was passed and Given Royal assent. And others a Chance to expand while allowing older men to sell and retire. Basically it permits the government to rent the purchased land with an option to buy after five years. At Edmonton a Bill featuring a development fund which Alberta Hopes to co ordinate with the Federal govern ment s proposed Small farms program was Given first read ing Friday. This fund is aimed at helping the Small family farm by pro Viding Low interest Loans for development and consolidation of debt. Agriculture minister Hugh Horner said his progressive conservative government has been negotiating with Ottawa to have the two plans amalgamated. Saskatchewan members voted themselves pay increases of 39 per cent Cabinet ministers 28 per cent and the Premier 18.5 per cent. Members salaries of a year will be the same but the expense allowance is raised to from on top of this is a new session Al indemnity of for a total of that total payment to members would be applied to executive Basic salaries and will mean or. Blakeney will get a maximum of a Dine Rome a Aristotle Onassis and actress Elizabeth Taylor dined together until most fashionable restaurants. The dinner broke up in a Row with several Rome s aggressive free Lance photographers. Onassis was reported to have sprayed the photographers with Champagne while miss Taylor crouched under a table. One photographer said Onassis also hurled a Glass. Police were called to the restaurant to restore order. Miss Taylor wife of actor Richard Burton came to Rome in her husband s Pri vate plane wednesday to buy clothes in the City s High Fash Ion houses. It was not known when on Assis a frequent visitor Here but apparently he was not accompanied by his wife the former Jacqueline Kennedy. Newspapers reported that Onassis anal miss Taylor left the restaurant at Dawn accompanied by their secretaries. He returned to his hotel and she to a private residence in the Tarioli District. Urges extra tax on nude movies a special tax should be levied on the admission Price at theatres showing motion pictures which con Tain scenes of nudity or excessive violence Joe Borowski nip Thomp son said Friday. Speaking in the Manitoba legislature during clause by clause study of Bill 21 the provincial government tax legislation arising out of the current budget or. Borowski said if a tax of 150 per. Cent can be justified on liquor a larger tax can also be justified against this kind of pornographic he said the government could probably raise a great Deal of Money and at the same time deter Many people from viewing this Type of film. It s just imported Gar Bage and celluloid he said the minister of finance Saul Cherniack has blown his Chance to make a lot of said the Accident occurred at . On the southbound i portion of the freeway when one car stopped and another skidded into its rear due to the Slippery Metal grading covering that part of the freeway. What followed was a Chain reaction As 12 other Drivers failed to manoeuvre their cars past the two stationary vehicles on the Slippery grading the spokesman said. Laurent Bilodeau 57, of 538 Sargent Avenue was reported in Good condition in St. Boni face Hospital saturday morn j ing with a broken ankle and cuts sustained in the Accident. Two other people were treat ers Brantford ont. Coed in the Hospital for minor in the function of a jail used to be i and allowed to leave. The police spokesman said traffic was held up for less than an hour. Simply that of a holding unit with Little or nothing done for the prisoners or asked of them says Maynard c. Miller. But times have changed and the emphasis now is on rehabilitation. He approves of the changes. Or. Miller is superintendent of the 120-year-old Brantford jail and he says that isolating a Man in jail is a poor method of preparing him for his return to society. Introduction of temporary absence programs with prisoners permitted to leave the institutions for educational and employment. Purposes has worked Street Well he says. A Mohawk Indian who lives on the nearby six nations re serve or. Miller is the first of his race to be appointed a jail guest soloist James Manisher of Winnipeg will be the soloist in Mozart s clarinet concerto with the Winnipeg youth orchestra in its concert at . May 15 in the Centennial concert Hall. Or. Manisher will receive his master of music degree at the end of May from the Manhattan school of music in new York City. He is the son of or. And mrs. Mclvin Manisher of 8g4 the progressive conservative government takes Over the Mill and logging operation in Labra Dor from Canadian javelin Ltd. The projects Are expected to Cost million on completion. The House then adjourned until May 29, when the budget is expected to be brought Down. Marathon session of the Nova Scotia House now 51 Days old May finally end next saturday with the House sitting from 2 . To 11 . For at least four Days. Bills setting up a Central gov e r n m e n t information Agency and creating a department of the environment moved through committee stage and Back to the House for third Reading. Amendment increasing provincial income tax in new Brunswick to 41.5 per cent of the Basic Federal tax from 38 per cent was introduced. The new provincial rate is retroactive to Jan. 1. J the amendment Given first Reading was brought in be j cause of Federal tax Reform i with Ottawa guaranteeing to t in civil urn Washington a 1 a s k a new Mexico and Utah have the dog s life Harlow England up taking the dog for a six mile walk used to be a strenuous Busi Ness for Essex builder Tom Unwin. Now he can relax when his pets need their exercise thanks to his dog walking machine. Unwin owner of 75 dogs developed the machine from a motorized Treadmill. He has sold More than 90 to greyhound trainers at 0250 a time. Dot lovers May think it s he said but the dogs enjoy make up any decline in Rcv a they can Nave Lac us nuts because thousands of Low t to income canadians have removed from lax Rolls. Establish climb onto the tax said or. Borowski. M r. Cherniack replied that a 10 per cent tax is Al ready charged on theatre admissions and from my standpoint that is an acceptable a Section in Bill 21, which received committee approval Friday changes the for Mula for collecting this tax exempting All admissions under the Only member of the legislature to support or. Borowski s proposal was James h. Bilton pc1 Swan both or. Borowski and or. Bilton have been Long time crusaders against pornographic films. At fair West Berlin about people visited 1972 s Green week Here recently. The .10-Day agricultural show displayed the products of 43 countries. World environment court in the wind acceptance of International ethics which would make it pos sible to establish a world court for environmental offences will be the crucial Issue of the first world conference on the environment next month senator Alan Macnaughton said Friday. Senator Macnaughton who is co chairman of Canada s Dele gation to the United nations conference on the human environment in Stockholm Sweden in june was interviewed in Winnipeg Friday As he left the last of a series of meetings de signed to collect Canadian opinions on environmental mat ters. Heading the Canadian delegation will be fisheries minister Jack Davis it was announced Friday. I Canada s leading delegates appear optimistic that the 130 nation conference can begin the Job of tackling International issues such As the control of Industry population the oceans the atmosphere and other mat ters touching upon National sovereignty. Much will be accomplished if we can get Basic agreement on the Basic principles and in formation senator Macnaughton said. If you can agree on Princi Ples you la have a Means by which to judge them the former speaker of the House of commons said. He said an International commis Sion could be set up to hear appeals about Environ mental matters. Delegates to the conference will be discussing an 800-Page action plan which outlines inter National Aims and responsibilities in co operation in environmental control. The last 18 months have brought about a great leap for Ward in understanding Between developed and underdeveloped nations As countries across the world prepared for the Confer ence one Federal spokesman said. Canadian citizens took their final Opportunity to give their opinion of the action plan be fore the Canadian delegates Friday at the Winnipeg inn. More than 22 presentations were made bringing the total to 500 submissions from across Canada said Eymard Corbin parliamentary Secretary to or. Davis who was co chairman of the meeting with senator Mac Naughton. Subjects ranged from cultural values to the rights of native Peoples and complaints about local Urban mismanagement to global issues. Loudest and clearest at All 11 meetings was a Public plea. For better education about the environment senator Macnaughton and or. Corbin said. Briefs submitted to Ottawa in writing included submissions from the Industrial sector the chemical Oil and1 mining industries although these were not presented in Public or. Corbin said in an interview after the meeting. While Many of their concerns were similar to those of the Pri vate citizen they expressed the fear that industries operating under environmental regulations would be at a disadvantage in the Competition of inter National Trade unless a world wide clean up schedule is agreed upon. Or. Corbin assured speakers Friday that their views will be reviewed in detail and forwarded to the Canadian Cabinet be fore the conference. He termed the attempt to tap Public opinion a Success and predicted More such Public consultation in the future. A. Report of the conference will be made to the Public after the event he said. Officials said the meetings were attended by provincial government representatives in All provinces with the exception of British Columbia. Most provinces will be represented in Stockholm by their ministers of the. Environment who will be part of the 40 member Canadian delegation. The six accredited Canadian delegates will be or Davis senator Macnaughton or. Cor bin William Yurko Alberta s minister of the environment Victor c. Goldbloom Quebec s minister responsible for environmental affairs and Paul Tremblay associate Secretary of state for the department of external affairs. Five non government representing Canada s native people women Industry the Environ mentalists and the youth sector also will accompany the Cana Dian party he said. The action plan itself was drafted by a Canadian. Robert f. Shaw Deputy minister for the department of the Environ m e n t and Maurice Strong former head of the Canadian International development Agency who is Secretary general of the conference. Receive refunds finance minister Saul Cher Nick of Manitoba said Friday a concerted Effort is being made to ensure that qualified trappers and commercial fishermen who Are entitled to Gas tax refunds submit their claims for refunds. In addition to trying to reach every Fisherman and trapper involved or. Cherniack said his department is asking those peo ple who normally come in con tact with them to assist where required in getting refund claims submitted. 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