Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 15, 1975, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday March 15, 1975 government agrees to provincial demands by Iain Hunter free press correspondent Ottawa the Federal gov eminent has agreed to Provin Cial demands to hold Back the growing Power of the Federal court and co ordinate Federal and provincial prosecution sys tems. Justice minister Otto Lang with provincial attorneys general thursday that he agreed to a continuing discus Sion on the subject. He indicated that he will be bringing in new legislation in a year or so to Amend the 1971 Federal court act although he said that the statute was being reviewed in the Light of experience with the new court before the provinces raised their objections. Lang also stated that he Wel comes discussion of the Issue in Public Point insisted on by 3.c. Attorney general Alex Macdonald supported by most of the other provinces. The Federal minister reported that there were quite fundamental differences Between Ottawa and the provinces on the constitutional aspect of fed eral versus provincial prosecutions in certain Fields. But he added that there was no disagreement Over the proposition that provincial attorneys general should supervise criminal prosecutions in Gener Al although Federal prosecutors should play a carefully defined role in some Fields. He suggested that in the areas covered by the criminal code prosecution of combines cases complicated commercial frauds and securities matters could be carried out through Federal prosecution. On the other hand Lang said he was prepared to discuss with the provinces their demand that they carry out prosecution of drug offences and other crimes which Are of different concern in different provinces. The Federal minister said it is not the intention of Ottawa that the Federal court should have extended jurisdiction which duplicates provincial court Juris diction. But he added that there is a need for a Federal court with certain jurisdictions and that he has agreed to hold further Dis Cussion with the provinces on this Issue. Macdonald the Day before the conference made a Public state ment to bring the Issue out of the closet in which he charged that the Federal government was setting up a costly dual court system. The . Minister stated that the bureaucratic expansion of the Federal court and the sys tem of Federal prosecutions for a growing number of offences was a Boondoggle and was bound to be weighted in favor of the Federal Crown. After thursday s meeting however Macdonald expressed satisfaction that the Issue has been brought out into the open at the unanimous insistence of the provinces. Architects get Chance at City of future by Paul Majendie Lyon Reuter on a windswept and waterlogged Hillside near Lyon architects have a Chance to realize their most grandiose dreams1 by planning a 21st-Century City that will eventually have a population of a Competition has been launched by local authorities Tol complaint from architects was see who can produce the most imaginative plan for an Urban Community that will be a Model for future town plan ners. About 200 architects have inquired about the Competition the first of its kind in France. Competition organizer Louis Maurel said the constant that they had never before had a Competition to plan a whole now the Field has been whittled Down to six groups of architects including one from Sweden and another Froni hol land. Their imagination has been let Loose on a chunk of Bleak and sweeping Countryside 15 Miles East of Lyon. Whoever will be decided in be constructing a major Section of the Maurel said "we1 have stressed that the competitors make the most of the land scape s attractions and that the Quality of the environment Wolliams expounds views on crime by Victor Mackie free press staff correspondent Ottawa capital punish ment and the proper administration of Justice to curb crime is of such Paramount consideration with the silent majority in this country that it will become an Issue in the selection of a new National Leader for the progressive conservatives. That prediction was made Here by Eldon Wolliams pc Calgary North when head dressed the Ottawa police wives association. He said that be tween the Federal government s first ban on capital punishment and its decision to extend that ban murder in the course of robberies shot up one Hundred per cent. He called for a judicial inquiry into the causes of the in crease in crime. He also pro posed a conference of the Feder Al Justice minister and Provin Cial attorneys general be called to. Unify the Effort and wage a More effective War against Vio Lent crime. Murder for revenge increased one third. Homicide during the course of sexual assault Rose fifty per cent he said. He called on the Cabinet to implement capital punishment defined As planned and preme dated murder or at the very least accept that life imprison ment for such crimes must mean until death without parole or release. Programs of and temporary release must be implemented by boards situated in every major Centre of Canada. Their decisions in reference to parole and release must be based upon recommendations from psychologists psychiatrists sociologists and criminologists. Following that if there should be any question then such parole or release should exist Only with supervision said or. Wolliams in v his plea to the government this week to take action. 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In five years the 100 per cent increase in crimes of violence Canada has unfairly placed olice officers lives in Jeo Ardy. Crime control demands enious changes in our Laws and or attitudes towards the administration of Justice at the olice level the court level legislative and parliamentary Evel the fed ral government level. Or. Wolliams said one could lace the blame for increasing iolent crime on government n the country s economic an achy caused by inflation. This turn led to strikes soured employer employee relations and sociological problems. The government s lax Atti Ude toward immigration its 20 dead n Rains Buenos Aires a Wenty people Are dead and at ast 11 missing in West Central to Fuquen province after violent rainstorms swept off the an Ean Foothills about Miles Southwest of this capital of a Tritina. The town of Neu Quen was under about nine feet of water officials said More than eople were homeless and Nore bodies May be discovered. 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They Are still Bent on the promotion of programs for the release of violent criminals without due care. Or. Wolliams said the Protection of society must always be Paramount Over any other consideration even Over rehabilitation of prisoners. He cited several examples where per sons convicted of violent crime with Long records had been pre maturely released into society Only to duplicate the same Vio Lent crime. Where murders Are Bough and sold by crime Syndicate both the Payee and payer should be subject to the Law go verning capital punishment he said. There should be also a minimum of five years in Penitentiary without parole or re lease for anyone who commits any crime with the use firearms. He advocated Tough sentences for traffickers of hard drugs without release or parole. Sci e n t i f i c and technological centres should be established in major Urban centres As rehabilitation centres but also to enable everyone to obtain knowl As to the prevention of abuse in the use of non Medica drugs. Or. Wolliams wants a jus Tice course included in Elemen tary and High schools. This would give students a Basic working the Crim Inal code and a knowledge 6 the effects of drugs on their mental emotional and physical state. Or. Wolliams said that can and a institutions not Lik the old prisons but where prisoners who desire to be productive will be provided with Worl with results for work Well done he warned that idleness bore Dom and loneliness Are no ther apy for crime. Hould be one of their major re occupations. There is nothing grandiose about the landscape. It is a delicate almost modest site. He slightest mistake would Lestroy its Charm. We must be but the project itself could hardly be described As modest. The City when Complete will stretch through a 10-mile-Long Valley with gently sloping Hills n either Side. Its transport facilities will be and Road links will ensure that the inhabitants can reach Many major Central european cities within three hours. The new City aimed at absorbing the overflow population rom the suburbs of Lyon will be called l Isle d Abeau. Since the project was launched two years ago pioneers have taken up Resi Dence in rows of Pink and Cream houses lined up in open country like a collection of Rab bit hutches. Today they Are surrounded by acres of rolling Countryside. By the year 2000 they will be part of a vast City. But Maurel watching a pair of horses cavort in a Field be Side the new housing estate was Adamant. It is essential we maintain a pastoral he said. 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