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TEE mm EXAMINER WEDNESDAY BURCH 1978 IF COSTS CONTINUE TO MOUNT OTTAWA OP Oriticis of costs with the provinces on government plans to restrain 5050 basis medical care spending were Mr Kaplan said increases in warned Tuesday that the health costs of the irogramrecently care system could collapse it running at about 20 per cent costs continue to mount yearncannot be permitted to The taming came mm Bob continue year after year iiaplan IlrYOIK Centrel par VOULD FAVOR RICH liamentary secretary to Health If we System canalpses he llllISuel Marc Lalonde as the warned only Hm rich and ad commons completed its 10th vantaged wt Main Garey lay of seconidtreording debate on Mr Kama said the federa the controversral bill government expected medical Both New Democratic Party care costs to grow rapidly from and PIOEFGSSlVe Conservatin the plans inception in 1967 be MPS ViKOIOUSiy haVe attacked cause millions of Canadians the proposed changes to thc previously had not been receiv Medical Care Act which would in adequate care place ceilings in the federal It is certainly no act of bad contribution to the program in faith on the part of the govern the fiscal years 197677 and ment to assert ceiling on 197778 the future rate of increase Federal contributions to the He mid the Cfimmlims U13 plan would be limited to max SWB does 110 Wit laiv how 13 per cent iinoreaise in greaicr 005 burden on he the fiscal year beginning Atpnil provmces but wants provmcuil and to 10 per gem in 197773 governments to lCSIUBm spend Three students of Eastview ed prizes during the Eastview end Winners in the senior scc The opposition maintains the in himoases Within lilo Cll Secondary School were award Science Fair held last week ondary class wtit lclt llny change will put financial pres mgi Carter Ingar Packard and llil sure on the provinces and lead 1313 comet Examiner 1010 lo decline in health services TRY EXAMINER WANT ADS llnlil now Ottawa has Shared PHONE 7282414 SCIENCE FAIR PRIZES AWARDED Tenantlandlord dispute argued TORONTO CP Two ten ants and landlord argued for almost half an hour Tuesday over $110 rent increase then left meeting without deci sion in the first day of rentre view hearings for the City of Toronto Under plUlllLluI legislation governing rent increases land lords must justify to their local rentreview boards any increase of more than eight per cent im po€d since last July 31 John Pavey rentreview offi cer who conducted the five hearings Tuesday said in an in terview that some of the land lordtenant meetings were stormy and that judges gavel would have been useful He said he expected to mail decision on the $110 increase to the tenants and their landlord by the end of the week Ruth Raziel senior informa tion officer for tit3 cty icutrc view department said the drud line for rentreview hearing ap plications was last Sunday and that 132 hearigs were sched that 132 hearins were sched uled for Toronto by last Friday If one or both parties fail to Show up for hearing the re view officer in charge will base his judgment on doouments 0b tainedfrom the landlord she said decision handed down by an officer may be appealed to the rentreview board then to the courts The province has 427 full and parttime workers to administer the program Five Canadians get Vanier honor TORONTO tCPi Canada Jaycees and Rothmans of Pall Mall Canada Ltd named the five outstanding young Cana dians Tueday who are wznners of the first Vanier awards The awards are to be pre sented at dinner tonight The winners are Anita Raynell Andreycliuk Moose Jaw Sask Ian Deans Hamilton Gerad Andrew Ed ward Lawrence Halifax Htlen Susan Le Frizir St Thomas 0nt and Dennis Roy Timbrell Toronto Rayhell Andreychuk 31 was born in Saskatoon Sash and graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with bach elor of arts degree and bachelor of law degree in 1968 she was elected as on alderman of Moose Jaw and in that capacity has sat on various council com mittees including nine active community boards fan Deans 713 New Demo cratic Party member of the On tzirin legilaturc lir lciituorlh riding was first elected in 1967 in 1971 he was chosen as house lcaler by in caucus postion he still holds Jerry Lawrence was stricken with polio at age 11 He spent year in clinic and was fitted with braces and crutches He now uses wheelchair only 30 per cent of the time He began his career as an erator with radio station CJCH in Halifax He is él llcmin and one of the founding mem bers of the Halifax Flving Wheels wheelchair basketball tetim Helen Le Frank 31 holds bachelor of arts degree in non ors psychology from the Univer sity of Western Ontario She is city councillor and executive director of the YWCA Dennis Timbrell 29 is minis ter pf one was elected to the Ontario lcgis lature for the Toronto riding of Don Mills in 1971 Commission endorses campaign on police bargaining rights SUDBURY Ont tCPi The Sudbuiy regional police com mission says it has endorsed campaign calling for provincial legsmcii to ictuct wants of policemen to bargain over Municipalities of Ontario resolution passed by the Sudbuiy commission originated with the regional municipality of Waterloo iiid urges lhc 0n tario government to amend the Police Ac to HIlltlc iecogiir tion of what police commissions term management rights The campaign is aimed at getting around Supreme Court of Canada decision upholding Itll arbitrators award to Metropoli tan Toronto ooice on the two man cruiser issue John Maclletn Ontarios so licitorgeneral said Monday he 52 £9 has received the resolution and will make lciwti lilll month whether to introduce leg islation NOT NEGOTIABIJJ Don Taylor Siidbury police commission chairman said Monday the trwii Lou to emphasize that certain items such as distribution of man power and starting timelt for police personnel were nonncvo tiable because they should be lc3lc by the ici Ihc latest resolution being distributed by the Association of Municipalities of Ontario spokesman fa Iill itl 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