Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 16, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press. Tuesday october 16, take still of tax fulfils after Bangkok a shop reopened and traffic quiet Ihling amb Mirador said they will stay there at least Zaveral deity nation Wai not local newspapers called them the three Moit hated men in Thailand and the end of the Kittl Jachora but their ouster left the military command Struc Ture otherwise intact and one of their close ail chief marshal Dawes Chul Lasa Pya was named defence min inter in the new government. Thanom resigned sunday in an Effort to quiet the situation and King hum Biol Adul Yade named Sanya Thammaiah the Rector of Thammaiah uneven Ltd to succeed him Sanya announced monday night that he reached a Compromise with student Orfa no Tationa and Laid that the Vio Lence Wai the work of a sub Venice third details tax plan immigrants Turner co liberation might be a Cross Canada Survey 1 the Canadian press just after Midnight showed i leg residents decided to Emer from hiding on the. List Day Grace. Allan Duckett chief of info Matron services for the ministry of manpower and immigration stressed that Witt the deadline of Midnight Mon Day night passed illegal immigrants no longer have the right of Appeal. Prior to june 18, an illegal resident had the right of a peal if caught but legislation since that Date provides of immediate deportation. The o final added however that the seeming severity of the Law always tempered to meet ind visual circumstances. The last Day Blitz swamp immigrate or offices and a manpower centres As we As special service Points in eth Nic clubs churches and news paper offices. The most surprising result came in the Atlantic provinces where persons joined the last Day Rush or. Duckett said the promis or leniency will result in "99.9 per cent Success in legalizing the status of All who hav come Forward in the two month period. Immigration minister Rober Andras has repeatedly stressed that Only applicants with serious criminal background or other highly unusual prob Leras will be rejected. Immigration officers across the country reported a hectic Day full of tearful exchanges. A trinidadian. Woman appeared sobbing at a special office in Toronto with a suitcase packed fearing she would be sent Back. She confessed that in 1940 and in 1943 she was convicted of shoplifting in Trinidad am feared the record would be held against her. It was t. I Kemptville n.s., a woman rushed into an immigration office and tearfully told the Story of her Nephew whom she wanted to Register. Her Nephew lives in Vancouver but her request will be considered a spokesman said. In new Glasgow n.s., a single immigration officer was called upon to perform Yeoman service As 70 persons jammed us Small office for last minute processing. An immigration official died to the Success of the Atlantic Woy inces Campaign to a radio hotline show broadcast Over 41 stations in four provinces this pc Emend. During the two month am Lesty period applied for added immigrant status in the a n t in provinces Quarter Oming Forward on the last Lay. Quebec had persons Ake advantage of the Grace i cried 668 of them monday. Ontario had the largest totals with More than half of he Cross Canada total during he 60 Days deadline Lay saw several Ontario cities mde take special programs to r o v i d e free transportation Jaby Sitters interpreters or supporters and More Han aliens responded. The immigration ministry s Prairie Region reported persons registered monday in Manitoba Saskatchewan and an official estimated hat the final count will show several Hundred for he three provinces. British Columbia the Yukon my Northwest territories reported applicants about 00 on the last Day. One ministry spokesman in Edmonton reported he had a Uliet night monday. He suggested the filial figures might indicate a Large number of illegal immigrants did not come b r w a r d possibly because they sceptical of the estimates of the numbers of illegal residents who have not t Akeri advantage of the Cam sign Range from to , but the i minister said o reliable figures Are Avail Blei he said expiration of the monday afternoon m Andras told the commons 1 had not ruled out the to of extending the term Grace to Register any unfounded fear of b it was precisely such Fea that was cited. By a Young u. Army deserter who registers in Toronto Only four minute before Midnight. I spent the thin ing about whether i shod give myself said sea Campbell 23, who arrived i Canada in May 1970. At two minutes before Mic night 30-year-old Rose Stephe of Trinidad appeared at Toronto Centre. I was. Scared to come of but my Cousin brought m she said. Continued 1 he pleaded no contest o a tax evasion charge in a a timbre Federal court Las wednesday it was equivalent to a confession of guilt but he maintained this plea was to seek a Quick solution and did not mean that he acknowledged guilt for any othe purpose. He was fined placed on three years pro Bation on the tax charge. Agnew maintained that the accusations against him based m testimony by men who themselves were guilty o crimes had brought him a Nightmare of suffering. He might have stepped Down rom office earlier and fought or vindication in the courts but his lawyers told him that such a course might have been interpreted As a measure of guilt. Up until a few Days ago i was determined to fight for my integrity and my office whatever the Agnew said. But he concluded later that the Public interest and the interest of those close to him would be Best served if he stepped Down. While expressing bitterness about his treatment from the . Press and from pros ecu ors who leaked information Hus breaching his civil rights Agnew denied that there had been any split with president Nixon. He praised Nixon for his patience and sympathy in discussing the allegations with him privately. And he warmly a Dorset Nixon s nominee for h e vice presidency Gerald Ford As an eminently fair and capable individual clearly uni Ifield to take Over the trite House should the occasion require it.1 As for Agnew s own Pfob Ems he had no great personal wealth to Advance his political career. So he had to depend on contributions. And As a poor Nan he May have allowed his und raising activities to Over a with his decisions on awarding n o n b i d contracts when he was governor of Maryland. The intricate tangle of criminal charges levelled at me boils Down to the accusation that i permitted my und raising activities and my contract dispensing activities to overlap in an unethical and unlawful he said. Perhaps judged by the new Post watergate political morality i did. But the prosecutions assertion that i was the Initiator and the Grey Eminence in an unprecedented Complex scheme of extortion is just Noi the Justice department had accumulated a 40-Page Cata gue of evidence charging that Gnew had engaged in system tic corruption by accepting payments from architects and Rigi neers seeking state con acts. But the prosecution de ded not to pursue the matter Urther after Agnew pleaded no contest to tax evasion and upped Down from office. In complaining that he had o undergo suffering and Sacri be because of his ordeal Gnew suggested some re rms so that politicians would of have to depend so heavily n private contributions. Am o n g his recon men actions Public financing for every political candidate to avoid Ven the appearance of impropriety in the political Money Ising process. Reform to close loopholes n. Current Campaign Laws aps which he said invite b e or the suspicion of use. Judicial reforms to Eli i ate a system in which he said pos can be granted full or artial immunity. He said the practice can be an invitation to up following table shows typical tax Savini in 1974 under the indexing by tem announced today by f Nance minister John Turne taxes shown Are Federal Phi provincial and Are rounded i the nearest left Colum income tax before indexing right column tax after ii Deming single no depend ants 9 5 148 118 391 -359 646 610 920 884 ij749 married two in Bangkok today Afton two Days of Street fish Toni by dividing the consumer Price Index for the 12 ended september 1973, by the care i pending average for the the averages used by the department were 147.200 for the period ended last month and 131.025 for the period ended september 1972. Means that the major personal income tax and the tax bracket Are to be raised by 6.6 the Basic personal exemption for a single person will increase to from while the. Married exemption will go to from for each person a total of Ai Well the reduction for the aged and disabled will be up from the maximum exemption for dependent children under 18 will Rise to from and the corresponding exemption for children Over 16 will go to year of political Dii Grace and Wei Kuo Ching the communist party Boss of tin Region who was recently promo Ted to the All important party politburo. Weilin was virtually Clos to foreigners until recently presumably because it was o one of the main rail routes f chinese military supplies Vietnam 300 Miles to the South. The Trude aus spent most the time sitting at the front the Barge staring and Pointin As they glided within inches the monumental Mountain scraped Bottom Over the gent rapids and swung careful around makeshift buoys. And to think we Almo missed said the Prim minister referring to the a that the trip was added to h chinese itinerary Only at last minute. Atone Point he leaned of to one of his official hosts an asked whether he would 1 permitted to come Back son Day with his wife and Childre and ply the River in an Ancien Sampan junk Many of which Dot the Waters. There would be no proc replied the Host. A would you like create Why replied the prime minister. He said h would like to work us Way u the Yangtze River from Sham Lai Cross Over a Lake to the River and then sail Soi Ithan again. His chinese hosts created an other gourmet meal on the Large while working from Thailand s powerful military men ant e their families Inte exile. S insurgent students who in the Brief revolt against the t military clique tint had ruled Thailand for u years Bega cleaning up the debris be from the fighting. A night cd few was lifted. But troops and police prudently kept out o sight. Boy scouts tried to direct traffic at the busiest int Nec tons but most Drivers ignore them. The last violence Wai reported monday night when a Vera thousand students stormed an burned a police substation o the outskirts of the City a to burned out the main polic earlier monday and several District station were wrecked. At least 109 Cerioni were re ported killed and Hundred wounded in the fighting Sun Day but there waa no reliable estimate of casualties monday Bangkok Wai pulled from the Brink of anarchy b the departure from the countr during the night of the thre military Leaden who were the focus of the at Denti hatred the Premier Field Mari i Thanom Kotti Fachorn the Deputy Premier Field manna prabhas Charu Kathlen comic ered the strongman of the re Lime and the Deputy chief o National Security col Kittl Fachorn Thanom t i o and Praphai s son in Law. All three were assumed to Lave accumulated Large for abroad As Well Aith Thailand the usual practice f o r the military rulers. And Narong arrived in Taiwan with their families and the hit u clash violent of yens Mem us a Vio font the Netty Caugh Nawasia Man tit me monday it Fht men Dulani Sixto wed damage to Pellet Ash few property tear Gal in a Perie More than suit int who stormed tile polite ital fam then faded away when Between 100 and 150 police equipped with and riot moved into the area. The Claih followed ill week of tension on the Reserve o he South Shore of the s Law hence River Carou from Lachine where indians a campaigning to evict non indians from Reserve Homes. Pouce Laid the trouble Mon Day began when about so Indi ans holed up in the recent vacated Home of Vincent me Oche a non Indian. The were ejected from the House and eight o hem arrested police said shortly afterwards the Ston Structure erupted in flame and Wai burned to a Shell. The eight led to the ocal police station an angry r own followed overturning free police cars and Damag he five More it was at this Point that the three provincial police were injured but were not available. They were treated in Hospital but we re hot seriously Hurt. Police said charges of obstructing police and Assaul will be Laid against the eight Aken in custody. A door and two on he police and fire station building were smashed by the Road which then threw a Naster switch plunging into darkness the station and a arking lot where police Lehi Les were located. W i n d o w i headlights and emergency lights were in aimed on the cars not overturned. About 30 police cars each Arr Yang five officers patrolled be Reserve overnight. The violence on the Reserve lome of persons is linked o a Campaign to evict 700 from Reserve Homes. The elected band Council approval last month of the Indian affairs depart nent for a bylaw to evict non indians. I the deadline for them to eave was reached the department estimates hat the Over All effect of the increased will be o reduce income tax revenues by million next year. When he announced in Antioni in the commons in february or Turner he deeply concerned about a Claifon and the effect that in fatten on a tax system Meh it based on a Progress Tyve note Twett propped a Siiling fat amok is Itaf problem should 4id centimes at a and today s Tutu Lead from it. Said he believes the s c i e n c a lounge should b the strike by 500 Servic workers at the University Wen into its fifth Day tuesday. The strikers members of the Cana Lian association of Industrial mechanical and Allied worker Are seeking a 50 Cen an hour increase Over one ear. Stuck to the Ity Centre windows Are pro Moling a rally scheduled for Oon tuesday where an at empt was to be made to Robil be student support for the Trike. Nobody questions the right o strike but you certainly West Jan the right to deface or. Perrin said he said members of the Stu ends Union have been Clear in up the University Centre in he absence of the striking caretakers but added he did l hink this constituted strike Reading. We Are the owners of the milling we have a Situa on where there is trash lying round the building and we Ewanit in the armes building Stu ends said three soft drink a Iines had their Coin contain is knocked out of alignment garbage cans from the science Mage have been emptied in in hallway and drinks have teen spilled on the lounge Caret. Or. Slobodian said the science students association As decided to keep the lounge in awhile and see if the Situ Ion gets worse. One science student said she Elped clean the mess in the Unge sunday because i Fig red it was better to clean it p rather than let the kids ample on it monday students said locks in the etcher argue building were led with glue garbage was Irown on the floor and soft rink and Candy machines Ere tampered with. But Paul Graham senior its stick said the arts Stu eats association executive meat sizes with the strikers. Be Don t blame the janitors r the strike the stance the administration appears be highly or. Graham said conditions the building Are More be use of the Lack of car taking Aff rather than deliberate to of vandalism. He said students should t Ean up the mess because the by the Jig the to or is their labor. The arts students Assoc a on executive has voted to Nake Coffee for the strikers at be Cost of a Day. Under age 16 133 383 319 .646 576 920 847 single taxpayer afe 85 o no dependants _ 11 5 170 124 422 372 687 632 961 906 Small charcoal woks on tiny rare deck of the vessel. Starting with uncooked Chi Ien frogs legs Carp and a variety of unpeeled vegetable they delivered an eight coun meal and All courses were Inte erupted by frequent trips to the windows As some other Maive Mountain loomed ahead or a water Buffalo ran Aloni the Shoreline. Residents of the villages am anchored Junks waved Friend greetings although it was unlikely that they were aware o the Barge s occupants. Mrs. Trudeau dressed in brushed Denim Pant suit toll a porters As she sat beside he husband that she Felt Fin throughout the whole trip. I am almost in better Shap when i am pregnant and Thi s somewhat of a Holiday after Aring she said that Premier Cho in Lai had told her that per women s liberation a More advanced in Canada tha China since pregnant women in China tended to hide them elves. By going a round of country As a pregnant woman of Are setting an example four he had told her. After the boat trip the tru ears returned to Weilin by a in time for an evening o cultural the program of songs and Folk ances of this Region of China was put together in their Lonor. I As on monday when the rime minister and his party arrived in this City they con inked to attract massive roads around Weilin. The streets around the wharf Ere packed today with thou ands of applauding chinese. The crowds at Weilin also continued to stay out on the treets waiting to catch a impose of the visitors on their return from the boat. Trip. Al Lough the crowds were not As arge As the previous Day Many had remained in position or More than eight hours. In most cases All they saw were Assing cars and buses. The prime minister will be own aboard a chinese airline Canton today. In the South China City he will rejoin a Canadian armed orces aircraft to begin his re in to Canada. Trudeau will make a three our Stop in Hong Kong a Rief refuelling Stop in the Liili Pines before flying on to Honolulu for an overnight dispute widens Ottawa up Csc Man a g e m e n t have advised the labor department they will not accept a conciliation report As Basic for a contract with about 250 radio and television and the Union the Canadian wire service Guild had accepted the report prepared by r. G. Of Toronto As a suitable arrangement for settlement of the dispute. Union spokesmen have said they would take a strike vote if management rejected the conciliation report. The reporters and editors Are legally entitled to walk out wednesday morning. A Csc Industrial relations spokesman said the management negotiators will remain available should the Guild wish to reopen rail workers strike Vancouver up _ the whole Economy of the Northen Interior of British Columbia could be tied up if a strike by four British Columbia railway sch shop Craft unions continues for Long a company official said monday night. The strike entered its second Day today. The spokesman said 95 per cent of Bor s cargo is freight and of that 60 per cent it umber. He said if the lumber Industry la threatened the rest of the Northern Economy affected. About 383 machinists pipe fitters and electricians brought the railway to a halt Early monday after they walked off. Chief Union spokesman Norm Farley said and terms of contract Are the main iia Uei at stake. The length of contract management is demanding would make it impossible to keep abreast of the spiralling Cost of he said or. Farley said the unions want a Shorter contract and eed a wage catch up because their previous contract expired me months ago. Base rate for journeymen of is an hour with a 30-ent hourly Trade differential the railways offer would in Rease the rate to an our Over 31 months. Bar Laid be offer amount to a 38-per-ent increase for journeymen ver 31 months. The company said helpers and trainees were offered rom or 36.2 per cent and apprentices were offered of or 35.8 per cent. The company added that the sought wage parity for Leir 210 journeymen with the i journeymen in the . I Hydro rail record said the woman was a passenger in a car operated by Glenda Joyce Boff 18, of the same address. I police said miss Roff was driving West on Corydon when her car went out of control and struck a tree on the Boulevard. Miss Roff is reported in fair condition tuesday in the general Centre suffering from a fractured left shoulder and and possible internal injuries. Winnipeg s 31st traffic fatality occurred at about 11 . Sunday Josephy Devries 70, of 445 Leila Avenue suite 27, West Kildonan was killed after his car was in collision with another car which was being Pur issued by police. Police said the escaping Auto attempted to run a red Light at Sailer Street and Selkirk ave Lue when it was in collision with the Devries vehicle. Police have charged Arthur Alfred Dube 34, of he Des Chenes with criminal driving and driving while disqualified. He appeared monday before judge Anthony j. Pilutik in provincial judges court in the Public safety building and was remanded one week without plea. A decision on bail is pending h e outcome of psychiatric Esting ordered by. Judge pita in reached London a the prime ministers of Britain and ice and agreed today on a basis or settling the two countries dispute Over fishing in Celand s 50-mile fishing zone agreement is conditional on the approval of the two governments. The Accord was prime minister Edward Heath f Britain and Premier Olafur ohannession of Iceland during our meetings in the last two ays. We have established a Bais r an arrangement which we hink is an authorized British official said. If endorsed by the icelandic government within the next 10 ays or so the Heath Johan Esson agreement would have e effect of ending the so ailed cod shellfish named Miami researchers have identified about species of f Orami if Era v e r y tiny hell Flash so Many that a analog of these protozoans Nakes up a Row of books 20 act Long. Launched Moscow map the soviet Union launched the 599th Earth satellite in its secret Cosmos ird Gram monday Tass news gency Iene Krupa Dies at Eadline will not mean the Sud in Start of a Witch Hunt Loril carried to Queen Anne i was suffering from a severe attack of gout when she 942-3149 the Berlitz. Method is convention. You la be speaking from the very first minute with . A jazz drummer Gene Krupa 64, died today at his Home Here. Krupa had been released from Hospital about a week ago after undergoing treatment or leukaemia. Mis last Public appearance was aug. 18 in Saratoga ., with Benny Goodman whose Jand he joined in april 23, 1702, at age 37. She was the Only infirm Erson Ever crowned As Sovereign of England. She was unable to walk and had to be de into Westminster Abbey in i chair. She reigned 12 is scheduled to return to Slawa late thursday own girl y we month most of the . Hail storms cur in average water elevations in feet above mean sea level i september monthly average water elevations Are prepared by the depart ment of the environment. Water Survey of Canada. The Levels Are Given in level. Asa reference. Winnipeg itself is 786 feet above sea level. Lake Lake too con Hove. Private lessons join a Smoll group or if you re really in o hurry there s our total course. Well even give you cassettes of your lessons so you can practice at Home. If you re serious about speaking fast Berlitz is the school for you. Berlitz the schools. The concourse Lombard place Tel. 942-3149 translation courses and services. Span so italian Small wonder if the Loyola senior citizens club has a big turnout As its games Day tuesday. The St. Ignatius Loyola Parish bulletin says the afternoon s activities will conc in d e with refreshments and a Steep at at Rock Winnipegosis Gimli average for month 812.07 830.68 714.02 last year s average for month 811.90 831.00 714.81 maximum average for month 814.90 833.63 716.76 year 1955 1954 1966 minimum average for month 827.69 710.12 year 1942 1941 average for Monelli All years 811.81 830.30 713.76 period of record 1921 to Dale 1913 to Date 1913 to show you re a proud status Melbourne Australia was once known As new Holland. 11 did not become a part of the British Empire until i Niit if year of ;