Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 29, 1976, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg Fri pubs 29, 1976 Mon tues june wed . University defaults ordered to close thurs Fri Day 3 14 Day 2 21 day1 28 Days 1 Days 8 Day 4 15 Day 3 22 Day 2 29 day1 2 Days Days 16 Day 4 23 Day 3 30 school closes Day 2. 3 day1 10 Day 6 17 Days 24 Day 4 Day 2 11 day1 18 Day 6 25 Days new York a City University of new York the third largest University system in the United states was ordered to close Friday after defaulting on its faculty payroll affecting about students. Some of the University s 20 colleges were holding final examinations. Others Nad completed exams but had not issued grades. Cuny officials said be tween and senior students had been scheduled to graduate at commen Cement ceremonies Between june 3 and june 16. Not ii jeopardy of not graduating eventual Chancellor Robert Kib Bee told a press coherence in announcing the shutdown effective Midnight Friday night. But he. Said this act has to injure the University s reputation. It will also impress on our very Fine faculty that they d be better off and More secure and safer at some other inst about faculty members and other employees Are affected by the closing of the University. The . National education association said the Only univer s i t y systems larger than Cuny Are state systems in new York with Stu dents and California with students. Cuny which has operated without tuition fees for the last 125 years and has the highest paid teachers in the country overspent its May budget by million govern ment sources said. This is it six Day Eycle Calendar for Winnipeg St. James Assiniboia St. Boniface Transcona Springfield Oaks River East and Assiniboine South school divisions for the month of june. Student jobless crisis feared Ottawa up student unemployment this summer is Likely to reach crisis pro portions that will be especially hard on Low income families says John Rodriguez labor critic for the new democratic party. Or. Rodriguez released a 21-Page-Brief Friday in which he criticized the Federal government for slashing its sum Mer employment budget this year in the midst of an eco nomic squeeze in the private it s appalling for the government to Cut Back especially now. As a result there will be up to 50.000 fewer jobs for students this he said in an interview later. The my for Nickel Belt said because there Are More Stu dents competing for fewer jobs and increasing tuition fees for Post secondary Edu cation the Long term result will be a drop in University enrolment. An immediate emergency student employment fund is needed to provide jobs this summer and it is possible that the government should be pressured into creating he said. The government axed its opportunities for y o h of program last fall As part of its general spending restraints program. Of funded about projects last summer creat ing jobs with s32.8 Mil lion. In addition it had an overhead of million. The jobs mostly for students lasted up to 10 weeks and paid a week for High school students and a week for University students. Manpower minister Robert Andras says his department is making elaborate efforts to create jobs through the Pri vate sector. He maintains that 85 per cent of All sum Mer jobs Are generated out Side government. There will be about 1.3 Mil lion students looking for work this summer. Federal pro Grams Are expected to pro vide about jobs. Or. Rodriguez proposed a subsidy for Farmers so they could provide a decent wage for students on farm jobs. Or. Andras has encouraged students to look for farm work although he concedes there will be transportation and accommodation prob lems. Going on vacation us answer your phone let while you re away. Secretarial Telephone answering service 100-416 main Street 947-1661 the clean environment commission notice of Public hearing notice is hereby Given that a Public hearing will be held on monday june 21. 1976 at . In the Council Chambers in Shoal Lake Manitoba with respect to the following Box 342 Shoal Lake Manitoba. Roj 1zo, for the operation of a sewage Lagoon system seated on the new a of Section 4-1 7-23 Wpm in the Rural municipality of Shoal Lake with effluent discharge via a Slough to the Waters of Shoal Lake. Any person who is or is Likely to be. Affected by an order of the commission prescribing respect of the above named operation May appear before the commission at the time Date and place indicated above and make a representation either for or against the proposal or request. It is requested mat any such person proposing to make a representation before the proposing to submit a written representation to the commission on the above noted operation so advise the commission at Box 4. Building 2, 139 Tuxedo Avenue Winnipeg r3n oh6 in writing or by telephoning 489-451 1 local 192. Man mar Ament of mines. Resources environmental management paint factory Sale to saturday May 31 to june 5 and deck Jumel cottage quart Economy Grade exterior Latex for fences Buck Shingle paint 251 Portage Aye. Bonded messenger service Call. 942-4896 Only while it lasts tit Tel gallon garages Etc. White Brown red or Bright red five mum pm Oil and my cd House Hunts some colours mown Fence Stan Mac just for this Sale is tuts cd at 942-7461 Tiu the Jenc Sprai Cnoc of heating costs sen the three most common fuels dec Trinity Oil and natural Gas is comparable now to what to was 10 years ago. 1966 1976 sism electricity i i natural Gas David Hart Goldstein of 1640 Mathers Bay West was awarded the Proust medal for Medicine at the University of Manitoba con vocation Friday. Or. Gold Stein who received doctor of Medicine and Bachelor of science in Medicine degrees won the medal and a s409 award for outstanding Clini Cal research. The 23-year-old graduate will intern in bos ton at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital of Harvard University. Music school plans change the University of Mani Toba s school of music plans to introduce a new curriculum designed to prepare Stu dents for a career in music education. The new curriculum will permit a graduate of the Bachelor of music program to take an additional year in the faculty of education in preparation for teaching As a music education specialist. Further information May be obtained from the school of music or the faculty of education. Cost comparisons based on Homes of equal insulation of increased Oil prices announced by the Federal government May Over the past three years there have been dramatic increases in the costs of All Energy specifically electricity Oil and natural Gas. As drastic As these in creases have been they Are roughly the same in terms of percentage 82% increase in natural Gas prices 95% increases in electric heating prices and 105% increases in the Cost of heating Oil. However statements of percentage increase can be most confusing. What must be taken into consideration is the original Cost of the fuel before a percentage figure is applied to it. For example a 20% increase of a fuel whose Price is per unit is identical in Cost to the consumer As a 40% increase on a Tuel at per unit specifically per unit. The recent announcement by the Federal government of Canada stated that the Price of Oil and with it the Price of natural Gas Wil again Rise this year. It is difficult to determine at this Lime just what these increases specifically May be. Presumably the increase will be significant. When com pared to the increases in the upcoming year for All forms of Energy the effects on our customers pocket Book will be similar. There just in t any other form of Energy available in our area that is As economical and it f Ici ent to heat your Home and your hot water As natural Gas. The Householder can take certain precautions to ensure the most value for his heating Dollar by upgrading insulation and by paying particular Atten Tion to the areas in the Home where warm air May eak to the outside. Caulk window and door frames and ensure a Good Seal on storm doors and windows also utilize Sun during Daylight hours to its Best advantage. Winnipeg Gas company 265 notre Dame Avenue 9-42-o351 Energy conservation does t Cost it ;