Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 13, 1974, Winnipeg, Manitoba Thanks to Kab working Winnipeg free press final edition mostly Cloudy 15 and 82 my with coloured comics november 1974 Sunrise Sunset Moonrise Moonset 423 up the times says defence minister James Richardson will spend Between million and Mil lion relocate some defence department activities to Mani Toba in spite of his announced austerity program for the armed in a copyright Story by John foreign affairs analyst for Thomson news the newspaper says the min ister faces Strong resistance from his top military arid civil Ian officials who say such Shilts were not planned and Are in senior defence depart ment official is quoted As say ing the move constituted unprecedented pork barrelling by the member of parliament for Winnipeg the newspaper says the moves Are revealed in a private memo prepared for Richardson on the Cost of moving overhaul facilities for the armed forces five Boeing 707 Jet transports to senior department planners Are quoted As saying Richardson is using his depart ment to Send Industry to Mani Toba to fulfil election promises made by him and prime min ister the newspaper says the Irin please see pork Page Al Richardson unrepentant Richardson plans military spending by Stephen Scott Ottawa up an unrepentant James Richardson said tuesday he will continue efforts to get More military spending in Western Canada and added Hal the military has not from his efforts to the defence minister said in an interview fact that five military Boeing 707s will be serviced in his Home town of Winnipeg will mean he has to spend More because the Money was helping to Start a new Industry i in the he said that extra spending was the minister related misunderstandings his department and the Supply and services department Over the overhaul of these aircraft and Riv sealed that a million Grant has been approved for a Winnipeg company that will do the he acknowledged that there is a restriction on the flying hours of the for austerity reasons and because overhaul fail tics Are not yet ready in see Nici Maudson Page 1c airlines by Victor Mackie 1rcc press staff correspondent Ottawa Supply minister Jean Pierre Coyer Mel with representatives of eight Canadian airlines tuesday to hold exploratory talks on the overhaul and maintenance ser vices available across we exchanged h was merely exploratory and we wanted to obtain information Aslo whal fact lilies Ceisl de Loday and if they were Sal said the he said the meeting was in line with the policy of the present Federal government to be open with the private if he Jadoul lined i departments new concept of establishing o v e r h a u 1 am maintenance leases across the country capable of re pairing All types of aircraft from the big jews Down to the Small Aii Coyer said the talk were not at that he explained thai the meeting tues Day was primarily to obtain in formation and the Alli Ludes c the various airlines concerning overhaul and repair Facil Ilie please see base Page 5 recession nearing state Boot Assembly kicks out Africa United nations up he general Assembly has noted to kick South Africa out f the present in a Nove Canada opposes t says that under the in Jarl or its not the Assembly decision to the be lion of seating South a ii As delegation came to a boil no head tuesday night when in Assembly voted overwhelm ugly to accept Assembly pres Deal Abdelaziz Bou Terlikas Rui no thai South Africa no longer entitled to a in the plenary am Assad or John Scali of the Ulm d sales challenged the Al Erian foreign ministers Rui and demanded a the Assembly upheld its president 1 to 22 Wilh 19 in the government announced it was recalling its in head of Mission and cancelling final payment of ils 1974 Lues which was to be paid by Canada and the Western big o w e r s 1 he Ranee and Wisl old against the Cana a said the Charier did nol give lie Assembly any such Robert Canadian am Assad or to in Lear that wanted o see change in South Africa Acial but this was the wrong Way of going Aboul continue cd lease see Assembly Page 18 envoy Pretoria a the South african government called its ambassador to the United nations Home today after the in general Assem by barred South african Dele acts from participating in Thi prime minister John Vorster Aid ambassador Botha was being recalled for Urgen he said i government will decide in it own time what its next step will v o r s t e r said South Africa Simillion Amii Al contribution to the world 01 a animation was the Assembly voted 012 against South Africa tucs a and there were 19 a it did not Cance South Africa membership i the United nations but Denie it the right to speak or vote i the Assembly and its commit the latest decision of 111 general Assembly of the uni de nations is another example of illegal action on the part o Hie United nations and an cd s i o n of its own please Sec envoy Page 5 Washington tons after fending off the term for the White House conceded tuesday that the latest economic statistics indicate the United states is sliding into a special six per cent for is still partly because of sagging automobile sales and Large scale layoffs in the automotive lie did not mention the strike by soft Coal miners which could add a million reflecting the analyses of president Fords ranking eco nomic White House press Secretary Ron Nyssen said indicators coming in for november show a continuing when the statistics for no vember come he it will appear that this month we Are moving into a As the downturn dragged through the administration officials turned to terms like spasm and stagflation to describe the crushing Cross currents besieging the econ even though the cd ulry has gone through three consecutive quarters of decline in its production of goods and ser in concealing almost offhandedly that the administration is about ready to Daniil to a Nessen said the preliminary november figures show Industrial output is still Jle said up to workers in the Auto and other industries to the ranks of the unemployed if it drags out much beyond two or three please see admits Page 18 looking for a 1et this want and under tropical fish 21 registered Irish setter have been wormed and is among the hundreds of bargains in today Classi fied no matter what you shop and save in free press want by Philip Rodgers free press staff writer some of the children at co Lumbus school in Kamesas s i n i b o i a Arent learning to write or do Sherrill representing some concerned said tues Randall and co other parents at the school want a comparative test to be con ducted to evaluate the calibre teaching received at Colum bus school and whether or not a problem their request was included in a petition which ran Dall presented tuesday to the s Janie Assiniboia school they the test to be Given to students at the Only totally open area school in the and to one other school in the West Wood area of Sini Boia to make a compare were very c on c e r n e d whether or not the teaching is up to the level compared to conventional said Ralph a member of the we want to know it the school is functioning As it should if our concerns Are jus he trustee chair Man of the research commit said in very opposed to the test being conducted to see How two schools we try til provide the Best possible t e a c h i n g the Best possible in All Conklin referred Lona tonal tests Given to grades 4 and 6 in 1972 and co Lumbus was significantly above Norm compared with schools in the division and other Canadian please see children Page 5 Arafat offers a gun United nations reeled by resounding guerrilla Leader Yasser Trafal took the palestinian ase before the United nations general Assembly say no i have come bearing an live Branch and a Freedom liners then he told the packed As Embly Hall do not let the live Branch fall my before starting his Arafat responded to the cheers applause of the delegates by holding his hands elapsed Iver his traditional Les lure of the israeli delegation boy opted the speaking in Arafat the general Assembly leadership offer jews perpetual endless War and continuous who leads the Over All palestinian guerrilla move invited israels jews to join with the palestinian arabs in one democratic state where jew and mos Lem live in Equality and Arafat arrived under unprecedented precautions flying by helicopter to in Headquarters alter Landing on an overnight flight from Al Beria Early in Headquarters on the East a Small group of about 100 demonstrators murder ens As carrying Arafat Anil is Drew other than that the area was Clear Chicago patrolman Patrick Feeney takes Refuge from missiles h u re e d by students during a disturbance on Chicago West s j d e Feeney chases the Rock and bottle ten police men were injured in the businessman gets Breakly zionist ideology and israeli and under heavy police lobby Washington special Jpn George chairman of the joint chiefs of has publicly suggested that Israel has Loo much influence in the United Stales Congress and that jews you the Banks in this the the nations highest ranking military of also suggested that if a severe new Oil embargo in Jio cd not merely Inco veni e n c c but suffering among people in the americans might get Lough minded enough to set Down the jewish influence in this country and break that the fourstar air Force Gener who look Over As Eha Irmar of the joint chiefs last these remarks during a question and answer session or 10 following a speech at ended by Aboul 150 persons Al Duke University Law schoo forum in North Caro in a Telephone interview tuesday night Brown acknowledged that he made i Host he explained that he please see alleged Page 18 seed Lack seen Saskatoon up Norm a Saskatchewan Agri culture department Field crops predicted tuesday there will be a shortage of Grain seed for next years Spring planting across most Western Johnson told a meeting of seed growers and Trade representatives that Many Farmers will have difficulty obtaining Good seed of some flax and Oats will be very difficult to he fall frosts and unfavourable harvesting conditions r u 1 n e i Many Fields of these bar icy seed is a question Mark Anc with possible poor germination More than the usual amount of germination will be needed this Johnson said much o this years wheat is not suitable for seed and carryover sup of certified seed of the Grain crops Are sharply Les than Normal and expected to be insufficient to meet Farmers please see seed Page 1c London special tons the labor government tues Day gave Britain hard pressed businessmen Bil lion in Price and tax Relief and plans to pump billion into the nations sluggish an emergency budget he third this year the i a Anent also promised Tough new measures to Cut consume Ion of High priced imported the first is an extra 18 cent a gallon tax on these were the highlights a remarkable budget from a government that Calls itself so were dictated by Britain plight stiff Infra a huge deficit in the bal Ance of payments and a slag Lant level of Overall in a 105minutc speech that often Drew louder cheers from conservatives than his own labor members Denis the Chancellor of the said that the government must shift its promoting invest ment to increase productivity and protecting the payments balance must no come ahead of increased consumer and government he the new patterns in our Healey de can in themselves improve our Quality of the senseless accumulation of material goods of exactly the same Type As the Western please see British Page 10 Dollar soars to 10month High London a the Dpi cd sales Dollar reached a 10 month High against the Pound Sterling tuesday and Rose sharply against other european Gold prices also in the dollars performance against the Pound followed negative reaction to economic and monetary policies outlined by British Chancellor of the exchequer Denis Healey in his budget speech to in dealings Market sources described As frequently the Dollar Rose a full two cents in value to close to to the in Frankfurt the Dol Lar was quoted at West German up from in Zurich its value Rose to Swiss francs from francs and in Paris the Dollar b o u g h t French francs compared with Mon Days in the London Bullion Market Gold was fixed at an ounce in the afternoon compared Wilh in the Gold reached an Alllice High of an ounce in in Raday dealings it fell later with reports Hal Hie government might delay its authorize alien for american citizens to buy the Metal after the decline in Price was reversed when the please see Page 18 new contract Washington a Coal mine operators tuesday night produced a new contract dramatically brightening the Outlook for Selling a United Stales Coal so Rick Hal triggered thousands of layoffs in other in do Sarics during its first Union and Industry Neotia emerging Early Loday from a 12hour bargaining ses indicated they Are close to Harry United mine workers said the proposal was Prelly chief Industry Negolia Tor Guy Farmer said it could so talc the ump president Arnold Miller said Union leaders were study ing the proposal and would re sume Nugo Lillions Lacr the Industry made ils propos Al As the Darold strike Light end its grip on the already weakening Elcel announced a 25 per a Cal please see miners Page 9 Mai you and the Law 39 9 old rebellion 36 classified comics deaths finance a simple movies sports television women 51 in 511 7 77 811 57 51 71 to 71 25 to 2 reads the free press City zone total Turkey pulls out troops in Dusko Doder Athens special fans Turkey has withdrawn More than troops from Cyprus in a move apparently designed to counter United slates con Gressional pressures for a halt in military Aid to authoritative sources have Dis the turkish which began on was seen by diplomatic sources As a conciliatory g e s i u r e that could enable president Ford to Home special tons the world food conference took a major substantive step tuesday when several of the Arab Luigi Unis agreed to contribute i i fund for agricultural projects in he fond poor conference Secretary general say cd Marci of Egypt said thai More than a score of countries had signed a draft agreement to Lake Parl in the program of in stated capitalization designed to enable developing countries to become among the signers were several of the big Oil Sporl ing and other countries were expected to join in the declaration for the fund one of the goals of the in Lern Lional Irani Edwin Deputy head of the United Stales said that he had sent the draft agreement to Washington for senior officials there to determine what the reaction should while the agree incl is still nol in final Marci said that in included these four Points a fund Tobe established to finance agricultural projects in developing the fund should be administered a governing Board consisting of representatives of contributing devel oped countries and recipient All developed count pics particularly traditional donors and All the developing count rids in a position to contribute shall contribute in a formula to be agreed upon by the go Cring s the operation of the fund shall be carried out through existing International and regional institutions in accordance with regulations and criteria to be establish cd by the governing Marei said Hal lift formula by which various nations would calculate i hair contributions had Yel been decided upon whether by per Capila Gross National product or the formula was expected to pose Many Polasc see audits Patio 5 assure Congress that Turkey was prepared to make con Ercle moves toward a Cyprus Ford twice vetoed measures restricting Aid to Turkey before he signed with serious reservations a com Promise version of a Stopgap Money Bill permitting Mil Ilary Aid to Turkey to continue until this was restricted by provision stip ulal ing that the turks would not introduce More troops in and that they would not Send any implements of War to the troubled turkish diplomatic sources Here confirmed that the tur Kish Garrison on the Island has been reduced by than but they sought to describe the withdrawal As a routine step involving soldiers due to be demobilized this these sources said that by its Deci is o n nol to replace i Csc was quietly trying to demonstrate mood of conciliation and readiness to seek a peaceful solution to the Cyprus under the provisions of the Compromise Money please Sec Turkey Page 10 ;