Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - December 6, 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba bakery n pates a farther pee if Traase Ift of ice of bread next with if two last Fnu Fath whole Sale bread pafites Rose 1 befits on a 16 ounce loaf to cents and cents on a 24 ounce loaf to a spokesman for said today the hike would add about four cents id the wholesale Price of a loaf of bread As a result of spiralling a spokesman for Weston bakeries said no Woff of a further Price hike hag come from the company head office in tote bakery Ceon ii 6 Canada warned Consumers to expect bread and sugar prices to Rise the retail Cost of bread will it flip at least seven cents a Leaf if Dottie sic wheat Knees Are allowed to fist to world said Charles the Motif ictus managing it would Hie major w crease Ift a As from wholesale sugar prices will Rise about a cent a Pound because Canada is ending a preferential Trade agreement with South Canada imports n per cent of its raw sugar from South but the re said thai 26 raw sugar Fram South Africa will lose its duty free status and will carry a Tariff of a cent a the Prospect of another bread in crease was raised recently by trans port minister Don who told the annual meeting of the Alberta wheat Pool that he has proposed to Cabinet that the system that maintains a differential Between Domestic and Elk firt wheat prices be farm organisations have been urging the Federal government to remove the Domestic arguing the or should not subsidize the the government had been paying a mib Sidy estimated at 1100 million a year to wheat producers for the Dif Ference Between Domestic and expert Levels exp it Price of the change Earth effective Millers were required to pay the prevailing world Price for their but starting from a tonne to a maximum Tisdale said that polity change led to an Price increase of seven cents a since when it first exceeded the world Price has varied and gone As High As a difference of a x review of inquest into Enns attorney general Gerry Mercer said today he wot ii review or reopen the inquest into the 30 shooting death of Lyie to a press Mercier said he had been assured by his Deputy min ister gds Dofi Mikey that an win Nesses who could provide except for a member of the Enns family faced were called at the hearing by Crown coun Sel Jack the witnesses included members of the Enns he last milk if Blu Hui Likely hire an View the Ifft fast into the lifts show ing rather thin Haw mow Gomery it the heftier Grid he had asked for a report on the Evide we and the Mina Tion of the if film an concerns t had out which 1 some fas killed by ing an ramp search of his final 200 Stormy tonight sunny tomorrow Call 9439331 weeks for de City low15 High december Sun sets Moon rises sets saves scheme by Ron Campbell calling nonprofit housing the most important Issue the current Council has voted mayor Bill Norrie used1 his second vote to break a 1515 tie to resurrect the cites housing corporate the City has to make a statement in very Concrete terms that it in committed to improving the cites deteriorated housing Norrie told when Council voted to abolish its nonprofit housing corporation last de it had already approved 000 for one years administrative costs and the provincial government had agreed to Supply to renovate six older Homes in a Pilot at that councillors voted 18to 12 to scrap the corporation out of a fear it was economically risky for the City to take on the project in a time of re mayor Norrie said the Resolution is now Only a statement of the Resolution Calls on Council to reactivate its nonprofit housing corporation with Federal and provincial government financial ice split 10 to 6 Well be doing some table Pound ing to try getting that Money Back from the province and the administrative costs will have to be voted again in the cites 1980 current Norrie said in an the vote revealed a split on the controversial Issue among members of councils majority Independent Citi Zens election committee mayor Bill Norrie ponders decision to use second vote while 10 of them noted not to rescind councils decision of 20 to get out of the nonprofit housing voted in those voting in favor rescinding were supported the four new demo cratic party three inde labor election committee councillor Joe Zuken and Norrie using his first supporting ice councillors against rescinding were five but that faction was broken when the mayor exercised his tie breaking Sec Ond vote after a two hour Section 17 of the City of Winnipeg act gives the mayor the Power Toast a tie breaking leading the argument against the Jim Ernst Grants Mill once youre youre never getting it will mean subsidizing rents in the corporations Low Cost housing projects with municipal tax he source of opposition the units would require monthly rentals up to a month for the City to even on he to afford such a tenant would have to earn Over annually hardly the Low income group at which the housing is he Cyril keeper Boine said the main opposition to the corporation idea has come from the Manitoba housing and renewal corporation and the Manitoba landlords Council also passed a motion implementing civic administration recommendations to establish a division of housing and Community improvement in the environmental planning depart Pawley a Mirta Christmas Maureen wife of prime minister receives a gift from Santa Glaus at a parliamentary wives Christmas party in Ottawa Santa Glaus is Lyn wife of Jack the tory my from Ottawa ends refugee sponsorship program province plans to test of holding intoxicated persons by Brian Cole the provincial government will ask the Manitoba court of Appeal to decide on the constitutionality of an act which allows police to arrest and detain for 24 hours anyone found drunk in a Public attorney general Gerry Mercier said the decision was made after provincial court judge William Marantz said the intoxicated persons detention act was a form of detention permissible in the soviet but not judge Marantz made the comments in Dauphin provincial court last August while dismissing a charge of resisting arrest Laid against Richard Lavallee of Lavallee was charged be cause of an incident that occurred while he was being arrested under the detention act by two ramp in his judge Marantz said the act is beyond provincial Powers of Mercier said in a Telephone interview yesterday that his department decided not to Appeal the dismissal we agreed that the charges were properly dismissed on the facts of the Mercier said police still Are using the act and that the judges ruling would have to be upheld in a higher court before it could be binding on any other Mercier said the provincial Cabinet decided that the Overall ques Tion concerning the constitutionality of the act must be police use the act to protect people too drunk to care for according to Winnipeg police spokesman Herb he said people were detained under the act in Many of them were taken in so they suffer frostbite or die of Stephen from the news services cancellation of the Federal govern ments participation in the indochinese refugee sponsorship program will not affect local resettlement Sidney chairman of the Winnipeg Refu gee assistance committee said Federal immigration minister Rod Atkey announced yesterday four months after it said it would match every private sponsorship of an indo chinese the Federal govern ment has cancelled its participation in the program to redirect its concerns to War torn its a logical move by the govern ment and a recognition that the Community has been mobilized successfully to undertake the Spivak the government has enough to and the voluntary sector was doing a Good Job to carry the speaking after a private meeting in Toronto with Church and other Community said the government will shift the balance of the country quota of refugees to private sponsors and concentrate in Stead on providing food and other Aid to ease famine in Spivak said the announcement wont affect his committee and he Doest feel see Ottawa Page 4 attacks Pic report by John Sullivan opposition party spokesmen sounded outraged and issued election dares yes condemning proposals Todis Mantle aut Opac As a direct slap in the face to Public nip Leader Howard Pawley denounced the proposals by a government review committee As a ludicrous at tempt to rubber stamp a Long stand ing tory desire to kill the Public insurance he said the panels 556page report flies in the face of massive Public support for retention of aut Opac and contradicts past assurances by pre Mier Sterling Lyon and conservative ministers that the Crown Agency would continue in its current lower premiums private firms ready to the three member committee headed by Michael Burns yesterday recommended that the Manitoba Public insurance corporation be converted to a Mutual company Wondu by its policyholders in Competition with other claims of a tory plot and a Hatchet Job by the Burns committee also marked the protests of other including former nip aut Opac minis Ter Bill Independent Sid Liberal la june Westbury and Gary head of Manitoba civil service Green angrily challenged the tories an election on the Issue and joined the others in predicting higher crumbling and a chaos of inefficiency if aut Opac be comes a private Pawley vowed that an nip govern ment would quickly reestablish Auto Pac and improve the no fault benefits if the government implements the rec we will be opposing this the Basic essence of he it is totally and wholly unset Isaac Pawley blasted Harry minister responsible for for promising careful study of the saying this is an absolute departure from earlier tory assurances that aut Opac is Here to see Pawley Page 4 Oil shortage pm says by Victor Mackie Winnipeg free press Ottawa Canada is facing a pos sible Oil shortage this this was disclosed yesterday in the commons by prime minister Clark who said the National Energy Board had reached the conclusion there May be limited shortages As a result of in creased consumption and some other As a he said that the govern ment was planning to appoint members to the Energy supplies allocation Board by the end of next this Board has the Power to plan and recommend if and when it is see Clark Page 4 inside today nip crashers halted fourth Man fifth of a fashion frenzy stars of screen and the runway Combine in a Kaleidoscope of High style and Showbiz As the new York fashion world shows two new democratic maps tried to crash the Senate yesterday to question economic development minister Robert de but were stopped by Security it was All in since de Cotret want in the Era activist expelled mormon and Era activist Sonia Johnson was excommunicated yesterday after being found guilty of spreading false doctrine by the Bishop who charged suspended sentence a Winnipeg businessman who tried to use a Dree Grant to defray some of the Cost of a House in Tuxedo was Given a two year suspended a president embattled the economic that have developed during Jimmy Carters presidency Are enough to Rob him of another but Hes also being attacked on everything from foreign policy to his supervision of the White House staff 7 cautious budget urged finance minister John Crosbie budget tuesday should be a conservative says a University of Manitoba tickets to Moscow the Canadian mens gymnastic team earned tickets to the Moscow olympics yesterday with an Lith place finish at the world championships in management drought Manitoba is facing a shortage of key manage ment employment agencies and Federal manpower officials Park successor chosen acting president Choi Kyulah is South Korea new succeeding Park who was slain six weeks Index 51 36 51 7 59 34 68 Doug 5 36 Jumble 51 scores hockey nil Detroit 6 Winnipeg 4 Chicago 3 by rangers 3 Buffalo 6 Atlanta 1 Toronto 3 Montreal 2 Vancouver 3 Pittsburgh 3 Minnesota 6 Edmonton 1 winners Western express for 1721299 3761653 2686198 218032s 1860199 other ;