Winnipeg Free Press

Thursday, July 19, 1973

Issue date: Thursday, July 19, 1973
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 19, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free piss. Thursday. July 19, 1973 premiers want major changes major changes in Federal further supporting expansion of support programs for Industry non resident Cun Trul of uie Catu make them More responsive j Nadian Economy to the needs of the various re-1 addition the assistance guns of Canada Are advocated programs have benefited largely the four Western premiers. Scute Industry primarily with in a position paper prepared Little going to Small business for tiie Western economic of the paper states that the Portuni ies conference in Cut-1 Federal government fails to re Gary next week the premiers maintain the programs operate Cognize the needs of Small businesses of which the West de by the Federal Industry de has a proportionally High num part sent Are not designed to bar. Promote or stimulate regional tie four premiers ask for i ill Izui Al i n Hsu 1u1 development instead o sup substantially More loan and porting the Industrial potential Grant capital for Small Compa of regions the Depar men Nies assistance to Western its to sell in the National to existing Industrial capacity flu cd is heavily concentrated in Central Canada the pre Miers say. In 1971-72. The Western prov inces obtained Only eight per cent of the total value of Loans loan guarantees and Grants while Central Canada received 87 per cent. h i s practice. Market for management Dev a clop Mcnol and for special Purchase changes sought the four Western provinces toads in North will be urged immediate p i a n n i n g of a Western Canadian Northern Highway system to be constructed and financed under Federal provincial arrangements will be urged by the four West cent Mincer Ted eau i i of which have gone to Central Canada in the past. In a paper to be discussed next week at Calgary the four Western premiers say the fed eral government must make a conscious Effort to overcome this purchasing pattern and must go out of its Way to pro Mote purchases in areas other than Ontario and Quebec. The paper says the new fed Grams for business in Rural j found areas. to help establish and support new centres of Industrial activity the Federal government should decentralize its tech Nical expertise and fund re search activities and new in the paper Industrial Enterprise. Says has the effect of increase i yet another Section of the the disparity Between the Industrial capacities of Central and Western Canada. Further More. A Large proportion of in c e n t i v e assistance went to foreign controlled businesses position paper urges the Feder designed to enable Western Ca Nadian businessmen to double the amount of goods they sell to the Federal government. But this policy does t go far enough say the four premiers and a much greater commit ment must be forthcoming. The premiers made 14 rec at the Western economic opportunities conference next week. The proposed Highway would run from Winnipeg to Prince Rupert ., to connect with markets of the Pacific rim countries and tie in with the Northwest territories and the Yukon Highway system. It is a key recommendation aimed at supporting the future develop ment of Northern resources for the Benefit of Canada As a whole. In a position paper on Wes Tern the premiers said Northern development is a recognized priority of each of the Western provinces. They said they were anxious to Pur sue Federal provincial arrange ments for the social and eco nomic development of their commendations for changes in Northern areas. Finally proposed by the pre Miers. The Highway would begin in Winnipeg and run to Dawson Creek ., and then to Prince Rupert to connect with markets of the Pacific rim coun tries this shipping port being about 500 Miles closer to Japan than Vancouver. The premiers said that extensions of the system were vital to enhance activities and future developments in such areas As Thompson Man., flin flon Man., Lynn Lake Man., uranium City Gold Fields fort Mcmurray alta., the Mackenzie Valley through fort Smith n.w.t., fort Nel son ., fort Simpson n. W. T., Cassiar ., and Whitehorse Yukon territory. They suggest a study team be appointed to determine de tailed locations of the various links in the system the Stan d a r d s Cost estimates and priorities according to the re source potential of importance to the National Economy. Provincial staffs would develop engineering designs and super Vise construction. I i ii Lii Angea in Ivi Ulicni Side to t 1 t the Edural an immediate Start on plan coast shipbuilding and creation ing of the " As specs or Utt Dwa Niubo. M Iii a Pari Tariff revisions f new Bill for Board members sought by West the Federal government1 augment Aud make per manent its policy of eliminating a part of the transportation j costs on certain products and that the policy be revised to permit Western firms to pro vide effective Competition. Be More willing to Pur Chase new products from j smaller new firms As govern a ment purchases Are a signify _ confuse Public the premiers urge the i must embark on a policy of Seal government to press for so in prs or or duet Aee Pitann Kre elective Tariff revisions to re-1 let live revisions and Tariff re list inst com Moza Ducc inequities to Western at the coming general to Nadian manufacturers and agreement on tariffs and Trade must design Trade policies m u 11 i material negotiations. Which allow Western provinces More particularly they say by in Lulli Lthrop Rind it or acc limit int Oral i _ _ t no new or of m 41 or e than to the provinces be villagers by oloni1 an awareness of Federal re to upgrade and process their j lateral negotiations., especially natural resources. With the United states would be j meals a Public is fact the More to Western i possible to provide this is the Basic productive sought by the four Western j Canada. Premiers in seeking changes in i the premiers state that at plan production the National Tariff Gatt conference in sep its Purchas which they maintain results in tember Canada should seek to a much greater extent a million unrecognized i reduce High Tariff and non Transfer payment from the i Tariff barriers imposed by her West and maritime to Ontario trading partners on processed Wensl its Rennie newspapers one reads e c a s t its require or catch the far in Advance As b the a wide variety of reports possible to provide local n Idu Surv with the Opportunity of por l or i Tugal s colonial wars in Africa most of them based on the Tes. Timony of former roman Cath and set up a Western regional he in _ the area purchasing office which resulted in serious with up nil i barges of journalistic Irre and Quebec. The Century old National poll sources. And Semi processed natural re-1 purchasing office. The Western premiers also i a possibility. The reported massacre itself is becoming somewhat Over shadowed by bitter attacks on the times which first reported it july 10 under the byline of a British priest who claimed to have Learned of the alleged atrocities from Spanish mis Sis says a position paper automotive agreement which Eastern Canadian cities s ovaries. Which will be discussed at the save Ontario a major j through the million Stol Only Days _ next week s Western economic breakthrough in the Auto in demonstration project to of visit of por opportunities conference i n enstry. Tain operating and technical Calgary. With easier Access to the j data for the Dhc-7. A Western by to provide a Tariff Wall be i in addition specific bilateral j urge the Federal government to Hind which Canadian Industry a g re e m in t s with the . I apply to Western Canada pro could develop has encouraged should be initiated to provide Grams which at present Are i concentration of manufacturing Western Canadian Man fac i mixed to Central Canada. For in Central Canada with the tuners easier entry into . I example the Federal govern West supplying agricultural i markets. The premiers cite As j ment is currently promoting products and other raw Matcri-1 an example the Canada . J the aerospace Industry in Large i my determination to Jive the Benefit of any doubt to the reports i was even reduced to digging into the Earth in search of Bullet shells and studying the bark of surround ing Trees for signs of Bullet yet the very next Day in the guardian editorially opposed to the Caetano visit reporter James Macmanis wrote from the same Village the remains of Willamo leave Little doubt that the Vil lagers there recently faced enforced flight or sudden death. By John Hay Ottawa up a new Law requiring majority Meni b e r s h i p for canadians on boards of directors and spell ing out duties of directors and new rights for shareholders was introduced in the com Mons wednesday by corporate affairs minister Herb Gray. The Bill which received Rou Tine first Reading would affect Only federally incorporated 10 per cent of the corporations doing business m Canada. But officials say they Are among the country s largest doing up to 40 per cent of All corporate business. It would require those companies to include resident canadians As a majority of their directors. For foreign owned firms the requirement is even More strict employees of the firm could not be counted in the majority meaning More than half the directors must be out siders. Or. Gray said outside the House the provision would give a louder Canadian voice in foreign owned firms forming a useful adjunct to the foreign investment review Bill now before the commons finance committee. But he acknowledged it would be hard to predict How the new requirement would affect the performance of subsidiaries or their relations with Parent companies. The provision is similar to Laws recently enacted in on Tario and British Columbia re Quiring majority Canadian membership on boards. Officials said the Combina Tion of Federal Ontario and Laws would affect More than half of All Canadian corporations. Existing federally incorporated firms would have five years to meet provisions of the new Law or face dissolution. Or. Gray said he Hopes for its passage by parliament in time for january application. In what or. Gray called a codification of existing com Mon Law the Bill declares the duty of a director to act in the interests of the company not himself. The minister said the changes would bring the act in line with some provincial Laws and could constitute Model legislation for of her provinces to follow. He did not foresee wide spread evasion of the new pro visions by cancellations of fed eral Charters in favor of less stringent provincial Laws. Eva Sion would partly be discouraged by taxes imposed on firm transferring their Charters. Productive forests More than 73 per cent of British Columbia is Forest covered and More than i of this area produces marketable Timber. A spectacular Salute to their 100th anniversary see items of inestimable value to i among new rights granted the villagers lie in the Burnt shareholders would be Power out debris of 14 the Issue of coverage of the allegations and its effect on the relations Between Britain and to initiate or change company bylaws remove directors by simplified procedure or change company articles of inc Orpo Portugal May remain alive i ration Well beyond the departure of shareholders who dissent Caetano thursday. The British from a significant change in press Council has already been i company operations could re Sipany to buy i asked to investigate the ban-1 quire the Coin before the dung o Story by the their shares. The hemp Centennial review t two hours of music pageantry and excitement highlighting the Force s epic March West in 1874 and featuring the musical ride. Rom p band 40 voice choir eight horse precision jumping team police service dogs and Many other outstanding attractions the whole family will enjoy. Winnipeg Arena saturday. July 28 to wednesday August 1 . Matinees 2 . Kiu evening performance tuesday. July 31. Matinees sunday. July 29. Tuesday. July 31 All beat reserved s2.50, see tickets . . Winnipeg Arena Box a Jet. Children 14 and under and senior citizens 2 Price matinees Only. 2e? a Man sphere presentation aircraft company. Saunders Puguese Premier Marcelo cae Tano the Story led opposition _ aircraft of Gimli Man., has an Minuter de equally valid need for similar Ward Heath shame the por this the Western premiers . Western Canada could contend inflicts a particular support a world scale be penalty on Western Canada. It i Tro chemical Industry. Equal my Means the must pay Between Canada and operating data the paper says l g u e s e Leader by a last higher costs for goods while the . Could broaden the ex-1 minute cancellation of his inv getting few benefits in terms of port potential from Western Volcano erupts Tatum and resulted in an a employment and economic div Canada. Moscow Volcano firc Shive parliamentary debate i Clup ment says the paper. For example the Canadian on a soviet Island Northeast of i on country s colonialism until the net Transfer pay import Tariff on methanol at Japan erupted spewing ment to Central Canada Digap i current Gulf coast prices if 1.2 lava and ashes and forcing but confusion of press re pears the Federal government i cents a . Gallon. The . Evacuation of two towns a so charges that the times Story was part discredit Caetano _ _ More official pm Vional economic development six times the value of Equi-1 Kuril Island of Kun Ashir. About Harras Smunt to the British gov times the request filed by John Jackson who was a do a heated conservative candidate i i in the 1970 general election. Pears inc Federal government cents a . Gallon. The . 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Some of us fortunately heard an entirely different Prince Charles is serving As a lieutenant on the British Fri Gate Minerva that will pay a Courtesy Call from the Caribbean aug. 13-19 and Dock at the Portsmouth naval shipyard. Cmdr. Michael Nalder of the Royal Navy at a news conference wednesday the Queen has expressed the wish that the Prince of Wales naval career should be As Normal As possible and i must therefore open til 9 weeknights sat. Til 5 free storage free delivery free parking convenient with credit Savo the factory Way at 618 Arlington 775-4426 Story from a most reliable and also quite unbiased source. I for one prefer to believe that version than what i read in some of the lord mais would not name this source. The Spectator a politically conservative weekly was even More Blunt in an attack today on the times. It is Clear that the Publica Tion in the times on tuesday i 01 last week of a report by Fa-1 ther Adrian Hastings was part of a concerted propagandist scheme designed to Dis credit Portugal on the eve of this week s visit to these shores of the portuguese prime j j the Spectator goes on u at Cuse the times of accepting j the third and fourth hand re ports of a priest without Mak i i ing an Effort to verify the facts j before printing them in a front Page news Story rather than As a letter to the editor. For a paper of the times Eminence and standing abroad to vilify an ally and seek to make unwelcome a state guest of this country upon evidence As Flimsy As that presented in father Hastings report is a stupendous act of journalistic that some irresponsibility or at least Sloppy reporting is involved in the massacre Story is evidenced by reports filed this week from Mozambique by to relish journalists. 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