Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 3, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday june 21 British to test Sale of High protein Low Cost fermented food London a a new High protein fool developed at a Cost of million Over 17 years is to go on trial Sale in British shops within months. Those involved in the food s future development say it has an enormous worldwide potential for Low Cost nourishment. The food produced by a fermentation process similar to that used in the making of bread and Beer was Deve loped by ranks howls Mcdougall Ltd., one of Brit Ain s biggest food producers. The government s National Enterprise Board and the firm last night announced a partnership for further development. James Steven chief executive of the partnership said the level of protein in the new food is equivalent to that of beef at a fraction of the Cost. It also contains a High level of dietary Fibre and is Low in fatty acids. 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An official statement by the City s revolutionary prosecutor said 15 other people including two impostor had been arrested As a result of the Masoudi investigation. It accused the Legal adviser of accepting bribes misuse of Power and collaboration with a vast network which illegally exported for eign currency and smuggled counter revolutionaries out of Iran the official news Agency pars reported. It also accused Masoudi of extorting Money from rela Tives of counter revolution Ary prisoners seeking their release. Sources said the president s Legal department had frequently been approached by anxious rela Tives seeking reprieves for prisoners condemned to death. The charges against a embattled pled government of the late Shah. If a evicted on All counts Masoudi could face death. The accusations May prove to be the most serious brought against a member of the president s office by Iran s clergy dominated judiciary. The president has been under Legal investigation for his alleged role in a rally March 5 at which 45 people were injured in clashes Between his sup porters and islamic extremists. In addition a three member commission of moslem clergymen told him monday that he had violated the Constitution and the orders of revolutionary Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. The commission set up by Khomeini to Calm the War of words Between the president and his opponents rebuked Bani Sadr for what it called his Defiance of a ban on Public speeches harmful to the country. It also accused him of violating the Constitution by re fusing to sign a Bill passed by the majlis the iranian parliament. This would empower the government to make appointments to vacant ministerial portfolios. Bani Sadr has not yet replied to the accusations but his office said he was expected to do so. The commission did not recommend any Legal action against Bani Sadr but sources in his office said he might be summoned by the judiciary to defend himself. Tvs Cene up to Date listings plus Quick reference prime time charts every saturday. Winnipeg free press Home delivery 957-o550 notice decision decision crts 81-353, Canadia broadcasting corporation at Public hearing in Hull due. Begin Ning on 14 Jan. 1981, the crts heard applications by the Csc of licences to carry on television broadcasting network operation for the National distribution by satellite of two new non Commer Cial television services Cbc-2 in the English language and Tele-2 in the French language. These a plea Lions Are predicated on the pro posed services being carried most cases on the augmented Channel service of Cable television systems via a satellite to Cable de livery arrangement. The commis Sion denies the applications for the commission wishes however to reiterate its support for the objectives of the corporation in proposing it is pre pared to receive and Deal expedit Llou sly with any Csc proposal which would As an interim Mea sure enable Quality Canadian pro Gram production to be repeated in prime time viewing hours. This interim service could Well provide the foundation for an enhanced Csc service that could be offered in the future to canadians on a More Universal basis. In the commission s View such a fully developed service should Only be implemented when the necessary funds become available to the corporation. Canada hostages medals cop outs Stone Mountain a. A . Army colonel Charles Scott one of the 52 americans held Cap Tive in Iran said yesterday the Pentagon copped out by awarding the same medal to All but one of the military personnel among the hos tages. Twenty of the 21 army Marine Navy and air Force men who spent 444 Days in Captivity in Tehran were named monday to receive defence meritorious service medals. Not on list army staff sgt. Joseph Subic was omitted from the list because the army said he did not meet the Cri Teria for the award. Scott declined to comment about Subic. But he said the Pentagon diminished the significance for those who will awards by giving the same medal to All 20. The military sort of soft pedalled this thing and came up with the defence Merito rious service medal which not to take anything away from them the ind of award you would give your clerks after they performed Well under Scott said. Scott said that from per Sonal first hand knowl he believes master sgt. Regis Ragan and col. Torr Schaefer deserve medals for valor. There Are others i m ;