Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 29, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 12 Winnipeg free october 1981 to payments 1982 is sit your Choice 20 Tro Home deluxe color Model Voyageur 20 deluxe color si1 20 color portables a Ria xl100 fer455 d electro Home Capri 26 deluxe i v Ali color consoles Choice 799 color consoles d Ria cqlqrtrakger6so p electro Home Somerset blot Rhome 3 super deluxe i of i j i for i r i w a is v m in h4i Musi a y s s 20 color portables electro Home electro color Colo Trak Model encore Model ffc478r your Choice each space command Remote control Model is 1925r of 3 exquisite styles Remote control no payments no interest till 1982 26 xl1qo Remote control color consoles modern on swivel ger691r colonial in candlelight ger685r d Spanish in Pecan ger689r no payments no interest til 1982 shop til 9 drug report pain for Ottawa Ottawa up the Federal govern ment has had Little Success with past Mea sures to bring Down drug prices and has been unable to control imports of foreign produced those Are the major findings of Myron Gordon of the University of Toronto and David Fowler of Mcgill University in a study made Public yesterday by the Ca Nadian Institute for economic the report says initiatives by Ottawa a decade ago to encourage the production of generic drugs have led to a dramatic de Cline in the Price of a handful of drugs such As the popular tranquil Lizer bet Ter known As these savings have been offset by Sharp increases in the Cost of other kinds of the report also found that net imports of drugs As a percentage of total drug sales nearly doubled to per cent Between 1968 and hostile reaction by multinational drug firms to government efforts to promote More con petition in the Industry were blamed in part for the rising a More important Factor was the development of havens for manufacturers in puerto Ireland and the report is especially critical of the Small amounts of Money spent on research and development by the drug Industry in in for the Industry spent per cent of the value of its sales on research and the Canadian Industry spent Only three per unlike the firms in Canada aimed their spending almost exclusively at securing Federal approval for drugs already being sold in other Gordon and Fowler offer a number of suggestions to encourage lower drug stake out a larger Canadian presence in the Industry and increase efforts in research and the report proposes More publicity about drug prices coupled with action by Provin Cial governments to attack the problem drug manufacturers operating in most provinces have a system of discount com petition that allows pharmacists to make More Money by Selling bran name prescription drugs in Large volumes the re port says this practice discourages the Sale of Lowe priced generic drugs and should be calling All cars to stadium Ford october from 9 4 halloween treats Are on us s Oil Oil Chassis lubrication and 16 Point inspection 9 27 5iktm we will install your own Winter tires at no charge 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Federal election in which there was no participation by a pm Federal thirty one per cent said they would vote lib 22 per cent said progressive conserva Tive and nine per cent said they would support the new but asked How they would vote if a Federal pm Wing participated in a Federal 35 per cent said they would sup port the while Liber Al backing dropped to 22 per the pcs got eight per cent and the three per Clark denies rift Ottawa up progressive conserva Tive Leader Joe Clark yesterday dismissed at tempts by Newfoundland tories to launch a Ren ewed assault on his there is no such movement in newfound land or anywhere Clark told reporters on his Way to a weekly Cau Cus Newfoundland forestry minister Charlie Power and Betty tur president of the grand Falls progressive conservative Assoc a said last weekend at a provincial tory convention that it was time somebody replaced Public Call their comments were the first High profile Public Calls for a new Leader since on third of the delegates at a tory National convention last Winter voted to hold a leadership a committee was formed in grand Falls to press for a leadership orders suspect to trial Vancouver up Clifford will go directly to trial to face first degree murder charges in connection with the deaths of 10 youngsters in the Vair Couver area earlier this a direct was filed yesterday in supreme the signed by attorney general Allan Means a preliminary hearing will not be the trial will Likely take place in the new the first victim disappeared in and her body was found at ;