Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 5, 1983, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free april Dave free press progressive conservative leadership candidate Joe Clark is greeted by supporters at Winnipeg Airport Clark pledges a clean Campaign by Greg Bannister progressive conservative Leader ship candidate Joe Clark returned last night to the scene of his defeat As party pledging to fight a Campaign within the speaking to reporters at an Impromptu Airport press Clark brushed aside reports of dirty tricks involving the recruitment of party members who support various leadership weve been fighting within the rules and intend to continue to do Clark said of his supporters of several leadership candidates have alleged various improprieties including last minute registration of new members at local party meetings to swing sup port for their there also have been allegations of party memberships sold to nine year old children to pack meetings in favor of one candidate or Clark said the party executive has decided to let a credentials commit tee Deal with any complaints of improper he said most Candi dates agreed with that in Manitoba for two Days to meet supporters and potential delegates to the june leadership Clark was met by a quiet crowd of about two dozen party Clark meets today with the Manitoba pc has lunch with tory Leader Sterling Lyon and Speaks to night to party members at the inter National Clark reiterated his stands on Sev eral Oil and Oil related he said the Oil pricing agreement Between Ottawa and Alberta should not be changed unilaterally by either party As it could cause problems Between the two Clark said they should continue to discuss the but unless both governments agree to the terms of the agreement should be on the Issue of Clark said that if elected party he would push for an Al party commit tee of maps to Cross the country in search of a consensus on the future of Canadas National Oil Clark said he Felt the Public soundly rejected his 1980 election proposal to make shares in the Oil company Avail Able to the general Clark also said he would push for significant changes in the foreign in vestment review Fira is costing Canada jobs right he told he said he would like to see the Agency scope redefined in several one of the changes he said he would push for is an increase in the mini mum limit of business transactions subject to Fira in another leadership race develop the Canadian press reports that if Portage Marquette Riding members have their Clark will be Leader of the party about 238 voting members of the constituency attended a meeting yesterday in Minnedosa to elect a slate of Clark supporters to the party leadership convention in it was the first Manitoba meeting to select delegates for the convention in As party members entered the they were presented with a list of nominees who were committed to the former tory they later elected two youth delegates and three adult delegates on that ignoring other nominees who said they would go to the convention uncommitted to any Douglas a Portage la Prairie businessman who organized the Clark was elected association he said he had travelled More than Kilometres around the Riding in the last lining up delegates who would support just six Days ago we didst have anyone lined he Shirley a youth Delegate from Macgregor who voted for a leadership review at the party convention in Winnipeg last said the vote demonstrated the Strong loyalty for Clark in the Riding and a dislike for the other leading Candi Brian Mulroney is not the Man we want As prime she we would be replacing one millionaire with another Ron of win says he is going to run for the conservative however Hales says he int sure where he will get the 100 signatures needed to support his nomination or the performance Bond the party requires from City Calendar car to compete for Grain hauling by Jack Francis Canadian National railways served notice yesterday it will compete for Grain hauling business in with establishment of a special marketing office in 4 views car president Ron Lawless said the railway will try to obtain a Good Market share As Grain now a becomes profitable during the next five for the first time we will be com Peting with up rail for its riot really attractive but will become increasingly important when changes in freight rate legislation do away with built Irr Lawless referred to Federal trans port minister Jeanluc Pepins pro posed legislation to subsidise Western rail upgrading and Grain this would include higher freight rates to producers who have shipped their Grain by rail at a level Little changed from when it was set 85 years Grain freight rates now Are on fifth actual and Lawless said in lost More than million in 198182 while transporting million tonnes of most at the statutory about 25 per cent of cars total workload involved Grain shipments last that will Rise if the business turns he the new 10member Grain team in Winnipeg will be headed by Peter cos Man As Market born in Dauphin and a graduate of the University of was transferred from a Montreal head office marketing other staff members will be added during the next four or five transferred in or hired new jobs Lawless said car expected to get to million in Federal interim pay ments to railways of million in the 198283 crop year ending july while awaiting passage of the new Western rail package another million was expected next based on these figures and future prospects for compensatory returns and maybe a Little to cover some constant car capital spending in the West in 1983 was increased to with new jobs in direct railway also he Are More Pur chases of equipment and services and More double tracking to both Vancou ver and Prince Ottawa using mail to sell Crow policy by Rod Edwards the Federal government has recruited the postman to help sell a controversial new Grain transportation policy to Henry Ropertz of chief of policy and programs with the transportation said yester Day brochures outlining the govern ments so called Western transportation initiative were mailed last week to Prairie the brochures will be followed later by pamphlets explaining proposed legislation to change the Crow nest pass freight rate that has pegged the Cost of shipping Grain at a few cents a kilo Gram since Ropertz said the Long anticipated Crow legislation could be introduced in parliament As Early As the Grain letters coincide with a More personal approach used in the last few weeks by senior government including who have visited Western Canada to explain How paying higher freight rates now can mean larger financial rewards in the future through a More efficient marketing a Sample of the Uncertain mood in the country surfaced recently when members of Manitoba largest farm cooperative passed a Resolution de manding it withdraw from further talks on Crow Manitoba Pool elevators was one of the first farm groups to agree to participate in negotiations aimed at changing the Crow the Resolution passed by the pools committee in Oakburn at a Public meeting March also asks for a farm plebiscite on the the motion said Coop members be Lieve it would be impossible to survive increased charges proposed by particularly at a time of falling Grain prices and rising operating Janet Ian camerons drawings of Ceramic fragments unearthed at lower fort and Ceramic fragments found at upper fort Are featured in the display Art and artefacts in the Janet Ian Cameron University University of Manitoba the display opens at 8 today arid runs until april Energy the second of two Manitoba department of Energy presentations on reducing Home heating will be held from to today in the notre Dame Community club 271 Cathedral the Manitoba chamber orchestra presents cellist Zara Nelsova in concert at 8 tomorrow in Young United tickets at co and at the Laurie who scaled mount will give a slide and lecture presentation on the Everest expedition at 8 tomorrow in theatre Basic medical sciences 730 William Avenue tickets Are at Ato and at the weather precipitation h High l Low pc Turc cold front warm front Nancy Dillow will talk on the Canadian development of Canadian landscape at 8 tomorrow in Macdonald House 61 Carlton tickets for the lecture Are four free in the Manitoba museum of Man and natures concerning work will be shown at noon tomorrow in the Manitoba planetarium they Are two Union leaders talk about workers and health Coke ovens High risk Job Robert Sass in Saskatchewan and Epstein talks about distortion of Hood danger deemed slight while the chances of a major flood similar to 1979 Are areas Between Virden and Griswold along the Assiniboine River will have to contend with Spring Runoff natural resources minister Al Mackling said Mackling said flooding is expected in that area along the Assiniboine he told Las the chances of a major red River watershed flood similar to the one four years ago Are less than five per some flooding of agricultural land near the Souris River has and is expected to continue this month and possibly into he officials do not forecast any floods in the Interlake Mackling cantors Gallagher at Quelch fresh leg of pork roast whole v Canada a1 a2 beef pre summer Steak Sale Sigrunn Steak Tbone Wing Steak sirloin tip Steak standing rib Steak round Steak such Hinds of Bee Side of pork Cut Cut s wrapped per deaths classified death Winnipeg area forecast sunny today and tomorrow with a High both Days near 5 Low tonight near probability of precipitation near Zero per cent tonight and Southern Manitoba mainly sunny Friday and saturday with temperatures near Normal values of 6 and Northern Manitoba Cloudy sunny Friday and temperatures above Normal near Normal values of 3 and 10 Friday and below Normal Northwestern Ontario mainly sunny Friday and Satur Day with temperatures near Normal values of 6 and National 10 6 1 2 Thunder 7 7 5 5 3 International 7 10 new 14 13 7 19 9 5 17 9 14 18 15 4 12 4 7 4 ii 2 5 t 6 10 3 2 3 3 8 7 2 ii 5 4 6 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