Winnipeg Free Press

Tuesday, November 10, 1981

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 10, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 6 Winnilee free november 1981 Winnipeg free press Freedom of Trade Equality of civil rights Liberty of religion published six Days a week at 300 Carlton Winnipeg r3c 3c1 by Canadian newspapers company limited Telephone 9439331 Winnipeg free press 1872 Winnipeg Tribune 1890 Donald Nicol publisher John Dafoe editorial Page editor Murray Burt managing editor Rudy Redekop controller editor a Maceachen in a Box almost two years after he helped scuttle the last attempt of a Canadian government to bring Down a budget worthy of the finance minister Allan on will present canadians with his prescription to solve their growing economic those months of budgetary inaction have left him very Little room for for the past year or canadians have been subjected to a policy of monetarism by they have been feeling the effects of absurdly High interest Noj because the government necessarily believes in them but because its action in some and its inaction in have made them by defeating the conservative attempt to adopt a fiscal policy which offered Hope for moderating the size of the Federal deficit in the medium and by failing to take Strong fiscal measures a year the liberals in Ottawa have placed inordinate responsibility for controlling inflation on the Bank of the record interest rates of the last few months have been the by adopting Energy policies which led to a massive outflow of Canadian dollars to import foreign Oil and to buy foreign Oil he governments policies have helped make Canada More vulnerable to the tight monetary policies followed by the administration and have also helped keep interest rates whether they Are adopted deliberately or by Ultra restrictive monetary policies do have an effect and the effects in Canada Are suddenly being Felt with a statistics Canada reported last week that unemployment in october Rose to per cent of the labor and that the country has experienced an astonishing slowdown in key sectors of the the housing Industry is a massive layoffs now taking place May push the unemployment rate even closer to record the which High interest rates Are designed to has arrived and May be a Good Deal sharper than the government planned it would to an that recession will help bring Down the High interest rates that produced the sudden economic downturn Likely to forestall any dramatic action by the government still needs to signal its and its to keep its deficit under control but significant tax increases would simply push the country deeper into he still needs to curb government but places to Cut significantly Are hard to Maceachen would like to push some of the Federal deficit onto the provinces by slashing contributions to share Cost but both a parliamentary committee and some of his own colleagues in Cabinet have told him he had better the minister has hinted in the past that he would like to bring about some fundamental tax closing Many loopholes and slashing so called tax is not the time to do investors have undergone enough shocks in the past year without being subjected to the uncertainty that would be created by wide ranging tax while Maceachen has to be cautious about raising he also has to avoid the dramatic efforts at economic stimulus that might normally be inspired by the past weeks economic governments Are Seldom Wise to base Lon term fiscal policy on recent shifts in the those that have done so in the past have too often found themselves heading off sharply in the wrong direct Large tax cuts which would increase the deficit would leave the government once again facing a Choice Between allowing the value of the Dollar to with its resultant inflationary or allowing interest rates to Bounce Back into the 20percent the one thing the minister does have to work with is the Prospect of substantially increased Revenue from Oil and natural Gas Over the next few that will not mean much in the coming year something less than a billion bit Over the next four or five twill mean a substantial flow of new Revenue to the Federal coffers which ought to enable him to provide evidence Over the medium the size of the budget deficit can be brought Maceachen is by nature a Over the past several that caution has approached the irony is that All those months of fiscal inaction have left him very Little room for action in his new is unfairness perhaps now that the Manitoba motor league has officially placed itself on record As opposing an unusual regulatory advantage aut Opac has Over the provincial government May be willing to look at the writing in the first Issue of the leagues new the league says that the liability for any Accident should remain with the insurer even if the vehicle is insured incorrectly or used incorrect Eastman is referring to a situation that is All too common with monopoly government insurance the onus for buying the Correct and for operating the vehicle within the limits of that rests entirely with the in where the government stands As a Buffer Between motorists and the private insurance the onus is on the company to make sure the vehicle is insured even if the vehicle is operated contrary to the Fine print in the insurance the company is still liable for the Ontario insurance companies can then charge Correct premiums an example would be motorists in Manitoba and Ontario each insure a if the Van contains seating capacity in the higher rates in any Motorist who deliberately under insures by ignoring the or under insures because he is not aware that different rates simply has no insurance at in if a mistake occurs deliberately or the company is liable for the first Accident and is free to adjust the Premium on a retroactive Eastman cites Manitoba practice of issuing insurance for pleasure driving preferred rate that does not cover automobiles that Are driven to and from Eastman says while aut Opac charges lower rates for driving that is primarily for the government Agency interprets primarily As meaning what this Means is that anyone who rarely takes his car to the but has an Accident when he will probably find himself although the Manitoba court of Appeal has declared a Klopacs practice to be the Agency Hopes simply to have the Law rewritten to permit continued use of the Eastman that is unacceptable in my it is also and has been for some in the View of Many critics of the compulsory automobile insurance plan in this Eastman also issued a Call for policies outlining the terms of the insurance to be written for aut Opac insure is an old complaint against the insurance a Motorist in Manitoba May receive a card saying he is but if he wants to find out what he is insured for he must plough through several different acts of the Manitoba legislature and the Small Mountain of accompany ing when other governments Force their insurance companies to Issue Plain language it should be within the ability of governments that run monopolies in automobile insurance to do the to Challenge Premier Lyons Promise to foot the Bill for court costs if the Federal government tries to shut Down Northern television receivers is a clearcut statement of provincial policy on the As is his Promise to Issue provincial licences to Cable companies to carry programs that the Federal govern ment will not the statement suffers Only from the fact that it was made on the Campaign rather than before the recent hearings of the Canadian radio television and telecommunications commission in Winnipeg that were called specifically to hear applications for satellite television in Remote and under serviced areas of the at these hearings the province was that the Premier had to go so far As to Promise provincial indicates that either he is convinced that the new Constitution will Delegate such communication matters to provincial or having been made aware of his governments oversight at the crts he is now going to drive the Issue Home with a As Long As the Manitoba Telephone system remains in the business of renting satellite dishes and distribution equip ment to and As Long As its does not appoint itself As a secondary Federal policeman to influence where these dishes will be the Premier can be fairly sure that he is protecting the right of particularly Northern to watch what they it is highly unlikely that any Federal Agency would order a Federal police Force to seize equipment owned by a provincial Crown the premiers message that his government favors the decriminalization of television watching in Canada will be most Welcome in the Northern half of the it is to be hoped that it will with equal to the rest of the province As the perception of just what is adequate television service varies from individual to Indi and it is just As wrong to Sanction it at the level now available in the South As it would be to enforce a much lower level in the and when the Pequi stes come to Federal Power and youre prime minister the rest of the country will naturally want to separate from you stepchildren of society we must think of like made Leine in our she did not com plete High school because of the Dislo cation and a Lack of incentive in her she has no skills to sell on the labor at present she has no Job and when she does work it is in the Low level jobs such As a chambermaid or a processor in a fish she has no she is poor and the prospects Are minimal that her eco nomic status will needs priority Madeleine is a native woman and there Are Many like the native population of estimated at is predominantly if the Core initiative program is to it must make it a priority to help people like Many Are single Par there has been some Advance in the native scene with some reaching into the but most like it is a Bleak she is the stepchild of Canadian women As a whole Are funnelled into a Small array of occupations which Are characterized by Low wage and High Levels of this is called the Tion for native the situation is according to a study done by Stewart senior researcher at the Institute of Urban University of his native women in the labor was based on a Sample of 614 including native Indi the base period was septem it is estimated that per cent of the native population is most Are comparatively with about 90 per cent under 45 years of the percentage is females constitute 63 per cent of recent native migrants to the City and they came Here for a better life and to be with family and the unemployment rate among native reports is about 40 per or roughly four times that of the cites that is a shocking figure when one realizes that the unemployment rate in Manitoba including the natives is per More than 70 per cent of Val Werier unemployed native women during the period of the study june 1979 to sep tember 1980 did not work during the previous six month less than 27 per cent of the cites native women have completed Grade higher education pays those who Complete 11 or More years of schooling have about twice the Success rate in obtaining when they do find they Are in the tougher jobs which traditionally have been dominated by the cites recent immigrant and ethnic minority reports manufacturing and processing occupations of native women Are most heavily concentrated in the Poul try and meat processing and packaging industries to a lesser the cites garment hotel work they also work in hotels and restau rants As chambermaid and More than 70 per cent of native households have incomes below the poverty line set by statistics the majority Are dependent on some form of social women not Only make up the majority of the cites native they Are also the majority of household More than 50 per cent of families Are headed by single most of them More than 32 per cent of the cites native female population of working age Are single that is a startling signifying a great breakdown in marital one native observer suggests this figure May be inflated to some for As he it is expedient for men to or appear to their they generally earn the mini mum cannot support their Fame the families do better on Wel the people Are forced to use that he its not a Case of marriage in Many cases the husbands dont they could be Down the or in the Beer parlor when the social worker comes training Gordon Morriseau is director of native a division of Canada which registers natives to assist them in training and getting there Are about natives on the about 60 per cent of them they Tell us they want to go to maybe get a says they want the better things in life like everyone he believes a major cause of the great number of single parents is marriage breakdown due to itself a result of culture Shock and upheaval in lifestyle after life on the Many also choose the common Law he Morriseau questions whether it is the Ideal for every single Parent to obtain work women groups make the Assumption that single parents should and want to it is not a value that i am willing to there is a struggle Between the values of being Independent and the inherent native tradition to raise he says that the children will have to take a value that has diminished in recent he sees evidence of a return to the traditional Way of family i dont think single parents should be encouraged to he it is better that they raise Well adjusted children instead of potential cases for childrens which happens in the half White and half himself follows the Indian Trade in which he says the first Rule of life is to survive and provide for the and that is the Type of environment that the Core initiative program should aim to mythology after Reading your review of the flying Bandit Ken Leishman by Heather and the interview with the author in a later Issue of the free it is apparent that Robertson was not very close to her Kenneth Leishman subject and prudently made this admission by calling it a mythologized literary jargon this Rush into print to Cash in on Leishman tragic death in a plane crash has produced a Book largely concocted from newspaper clippings and a Crea Tive it is unlikely to be a very credible account of the extraordinary life and times of your Book reviewer said that Robertson had been criticized for Attri buting to Leishman the use of words such As gee and she said this was the Way people of kens class and background spoke in the 1950s and i would have trouble believing that Bank and Gold econ Leishman Ever used any of these name Pamby id ont recall hearing a single Golly gosh in conversations i had with him just prior to his the source of Robertsons research Here must have been the Bobble Robertson also attempts to perpetuate the myth that Leishman May have survived the crash that tantalizing possibility is Good for Book further additional evidence gathered at the crash scene convinced the Thun Der Bay Coroner that Leishman had died with his passengers on that ill fated mercy in the free press interview the author makes the statement that a Book Leishman was doing on his life was never Heather to the Book was completed under the title the executive letters the Winnipeg free press welcomes letters from writers must give their name and names will be used and letters Are subject to absolutely wrong sensationalism but publication was deferred when it was optioned by movie producer bar Ren Mcgavin of los i have in my Possession the second draft of a movie script based on Leishman Robertsons flawed research suggests that she was far out of touch with her this might have been remedied had she taken the trouble to communicate with Ken Leishman and members of the according to Robertson made no Effort to consult with i believe she did have some Contant with Leishman Ken Leishman life from criminal pursuits to respected citizen and Busi Nessman is deserving of will portray it Robert Tyre Winnipeg editors note Robert Tyre is the author of five published including Saddlebag surgeon which received the Canadian award for popular Biog birthdays Frank born november Juliana Winni Peg born november More crime news in a recent article in the free chief of police Ken Johnston stated in order to prevent the rising crime rate in the Public must become More before the Public can assist the police Howe it needs to be better informed As to what crimes Are being committed in the and i would like to see More comprehensive coverage of crime in the free press on a daily or weekly basis con sisting of All pertinent information on assaults and recently our House was broken into upon questioning some of the i discovered that there had been other robberies committed in the if i had been aware of perhaps the breaking could have been we need to have More information on How to prevent crime failing How to assist the police in catching the for jotting Down licence numbers of suspicious we also need a police number to Call for people who have information about a particular it is now a Case of the Good Guys versus the bad Guys and it looks like the bad Guys have taken the a Stephens Winnipeg with regard to the ridiculous article by George recreation room heating heating pipes must be placed in the ceiling and not near the floor free october nothing could be further from Good engineering Dalgleish attempt to justify his statements by using his theory of How the modern forced air Furnace operates its air circulation system is in the bygone Days of the Gravity his theory would have been relatively once a fan is the heat rises theory is no longer relative to the when the fan there is Little air movement except a Small amount close to the during fan the matter of where the air circulates is dependent on the pressure operating against the Resis Tance through the piping and hence it makes no difference whether the air travels horizontally and then or horizontally and then when the warm air is introduced through ceiling direction of thrust is lost about Halfway to the and by the Law of physics migrates upward to the High thus leaving the sitting area a return air located at the floor does not Correct this problem to a satisfactory Comfort please suggest to Dalgleish that he get his facts straight before he becomes an authority on Mclean Winnipeg the article Hutt Erite stole to finance Good free october 28 was excessively this particular court Case did not warrant the Type of coverage that it was the degradation and humiliation put Forth in the article has cast a dark Cloud on All Hutte rites in our if do we see frontage coverage of similar court which occur More frequently and on a much broader on people other than Lloyd Winnipeg i said in All for dumping not in All for dumping ;