Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 1, 1976, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg Frie press tuesday june 1, 1976 accused of concealing payoff head counting starts today Tokyo aptly Tokyo police department filed new charges today against Busi Nessman Yoshio Kodama. Accusing him of concealing the receipt of from the Lockheed aircraft corp. Kodama the Only japanese charged so far in connection with Lockheed s payment of million to promote the Sale of its aircraft in Japan was charged with violating the foreign Exchange and foreign Trade control Law. Similar charges against to Dania on May 10 accused him of failing to report receipt of million from Lockheed. An official of the aircraft company told a . Senate subcommittee in be Bruiy that Kodama got a total of s7 million from the company to spread around. Kodama 65, behind the scene Power in the governing Liberal democratic party was indicted in March on charges of evading taxes in 1972 on million in in c o m e including payments from Lockheed. A number of High ranking japanese officials allegedly were Given Lockheed Money but no names have been made Public. Communist party chairman k e n j i Miyamoto charged today that the leaders of the chief factions in the Liberal democratic party Are trying to Force prime minister Takeo Miki to resign to cover up the involvement of other party leaders in the lock heed scandal. Miyamoto told a meeting of his party s Central committee that the Liberal democrats Are also trying to Force Miki out to dissipate Public inter est in the scandal and to mis Lead the Public. Miki who is not implicated in the payments contends it is his responsibility to com plete the investigation be cause the scandal erupted while he was heading the government. Ottawa up the government is counting today. It also wants to know about age sex Inarta status Mother Tongue and types of hous ing in a census that Falls mid Way Between main census taking which occurs every 10 years. All households should have received a Standard self Cen sus form and one in three a More detailed questionnaire seeking information on Educa new planning act set for Manitoba lion employment Atid immigration. Statistics Canada is asking that the forms be filled out today and in most cases mailed today. The Basic questionnaire asks 14 questions the More detailed one 19. Farmers Are asked to Fol out a special agricultural questionnaire dealing w i t h matters such As Laud size Type and area of Field crops numbers livestock and poultry number of workers hired and ownership of machinery and equipment. Threatened ferry strike postponed Victoria up a last minute proposal by labor minister Allan Williams has postponed at least temporarily threatened work obstruction by British Columbia ferry workers. The ferry employees had planned some form of Job action today but or. Williams summoned John Fryer Gen eral Secretary of the . Government employees Union and members of the Public service commission to a meeting in Victoria late monday night details of the new proposal were not disclosed but or. Williams said it did not in clude a moratorium on the planned layoffs of about 420 ferry workers As had been re Quested earlier by the Union. Sources close to the negotiations said executive meet Ings of both licensed and unlicensed ferry personnel will be held Here wednesday and orders have gone out to Union members not to con duct any Job action at least until after that meeting. Or. Fryer was to meet with or. Williams Here today to inform the minister of the decision to put off any Job action. The dispute centres around the layoffs which were to have gone today. Or. Fryer said initial talks with or. Williams collapsed when the government refused a Union request for a moratorium on the layoffs and a government appointed third party to investigate the Layoff issues. Strike notice was served Friday and the ferry workers Are in Legal position to strike today. Three new tax Bills unveiled in legislature traffic motor transport to be separate boards the Manitoba Highway traffic and motor transport Board is to be split into two separate bodies highways minister Peter Burtniak announced monday. He is introducing in the legislature amendments to the Highway traffic act to create a traffic Board and a motor transport Board. The traffic Board would be responsible for All aspects of highways Protection speeds signs and control devices and the other Board would regu late the motor transport Industry. The motor transport Board would also be relieved of a number of administrative functions so it could devote More attention to the truck ing Industry. Inspection staff would be transferred to the traffic Board and registration of Public service vehicles would be turned Over to the registrar of Raptor vehicles. Among other amendments is a strengthening of the requirement for motor Carrier to file returns which helps in checking their efficiency and performance. Three Bills to put into of f e c t proposals from this year s budget speech were introduced in the Manitoba legislature monday. Many of the proposals Are contained in the proposed statute Law amendment Fin Ance act which is de scribed As an omnibus tax Bill. Details of the Bill will not be available until it is printed and returned to the House for second Reading. However proposals for anti inflation sur taxes on High income taxpayers and Large corporations and in creased taxes on alcoholic beverages and tobacco products were among a Host of tax changes unveiled in the budget speech april 13. Also introduced monday were the proposed Corpora Tion capita tax act and the proposed provincial municipal tax sharing act. As outlined earlier by pre Mier de Schreyer the pro posed capital tax would amount to one fifth of one per cent of taxable capital. The tax is aimed primarily at National and International corporations doing business in Manitoba. Small Busin esses family farms co operatives and charitable organizations Are to be exempt. The legislation covering tax sharing is expected to allow municipalities to Levy their own taxes on items such As liquor hotel rooms restaurant meals or land transfers under tax collection agreements with the Provin Cial government. The Canadian press simplified applications for land splits in Manitoba Are being developed because Many people Are having trouble coping with the com plications of the present sys tem. The new Manitoba plan Ning act which came into Force Jan. 1, requires that certain land divisions be approved by the provincial municipal planning Branch and the local municipal Council. A1 r e a d y 573 applications have been filed. Of these 181 were delayed by Lack of information from the applicant although municipal affairs minister How Ard Pawley says processing the subdivisions is the top planning priority. In an attempt not to in conveniences the Public the municipal planning Branch has made the processing of applications its no. 1 priority and provided for approval of lot splits out of our Field of he told a meeting of the Manitoba Urban association in Killarney. In most cases staff have helped applicants to fill out the forms but or. Pawley said this is time consuming when people Are in a hurry to get planning approval. Las Okay speedup sessions for House the Manitoba legislature officially goes into speedup morning afternoon and evening sittings of the House tuesday in an Effort to work its Way to the end of this year s legislation. The legislature passed the traditional speedup motion monday afternoon. Although progressive conservative and Liberal Las voted for it. They objected to the fact that major legislation such As changes in the labor re lations act was Given to them Only Friday. Acting conservative Leader Donald w. Craik said conservatives strenuously objected to having the labor amendments one of the most contentious pieces of Legisla Tion come on the eve of speedup. He reiterated ear Lier suggestions that the Bill remain with Industrial relations committee during the inter session Al period for study. Sidney Spivak Heights suggested the gov eminent should t bring in speedup until All Bills have been debated on second read ing so the Public May be made aware of the contents and its right to make representations. Steve Patrick Sini Boia suggested evening sittings adjourn before mid night preferably at . Or 11 . To enable members to give legislation proper scrutiny. Tuesday the legislature s Public utilities committee is scheduled to sit in the morn ing and economic develop ment committee in eve Ning. Wednesday the House will sit at 10 . Instead of the regular . And an evening sitting will be held. During speedup saturday sittings of the legislature Are also possible. Cd Deu Weston Square. Me Phillips it Logan 786-5539 prices effective from tues. June 111 to Mon. June 7th new store hours Mon. Sat to am. To .1 wad. A. Tun. To Foo .1 o the puce for Price. Quality and personalized service. Fully aged beef Canada a 1 4 2 Grade steer we Reserve the right to limit quantities. 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Later this summer the Trees will receive fungicide Root flare injections to help fight the disease. Or. Russell t. Grenkow is pleased to announce the relocation of his dental practise to 612 medical arts bldg. 233 Kennedy St. Wpg., Man. Pm. 943-3654 pianos organs we will not be shop compare and find out that you always get More piano or Organ value for your Money at Lage Bros. Pianos organs Ltd. Lesage petrol pianos Galanti Solma organs 900 main St. Mpg. Pm. 589-1521 paintings from estates. Private collections must be sold this week c. Krieghoff j. W. Morrice m. Cullen Clarence Gagnon David Milne q. Rouault Suzor Cote a. Y. Jackson Art user Franz Johnston Robert m. A. Forton Jean Paul Lemieux a. Sherriff Scott f. A. Verner j. P. Riopelle Stanley Cosgrove Henri Masson Jack Humphrey Goodridge Roberts lome Bouchard b. 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