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Warns foster children may die TORONTO lCPi Some foster children in Ontario may die because there isnt enough money to care for them says the executive director of the Hamilton Wentworth Childrens Aid Society clack Finlay says Ontarios 50 childrens aid societies are in desperate need of at least another $77 million from the provincial government just to maintain basic services until the end of the year Society officials say kennels in Ontario get more money to hoard dog than lORONTO lCP Prime Minister lark says the Pale slinians have legitimate grievances and the Canadian government may be ready to deal with the Palestine Liberation Organization in an attempt to settle them However Clark said in an interview televised Monday on the CBCTV program Newsmagaxine that the organization would have to renounce violence and terrorism and recognize the right of Israel to exist as state before Canada would deal with PLO represen talives llow Canada will deal with the PLO if at all may hinge on the findings in report being prepared by Robert Stanfield the former Progressive Conservative leader sent by Clark on tactfinding mission to the Middle East earlier this year Stanfield was appointed after Arab states reacted angrin to lark pledge to carry out an election promise to move the Canadian III bassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem the city which the Israelis refer to as their capital but which is recognized as the capital by only handful of countries Jerusalem was captured by the Israelis in the 191 war but the Arabs have refused to recognize Israeli sovereignty there The Arabs take the position that putting the Canadian embassy in Jerusalem would amount to de facto recognition by Canada of New rabies vaccine tested TORONTO itli new humanderived rabies vaccine that would require only four injections instead of the present is being tested at onnaught laboratories said Dr Pearson onnaught medical director Pearson said he hopes the new vaccine being tested this month will be safer than the present Seniple vaccine but as effective against rabies Semple vaccine is made by growing rabies virus in rabbit brain cells In some cases patients are paralysed by the vaccine although this reaction can usually be reversed The new vaccine is made by growing the virus in laboratory broth made from human fetal cells diploid cells with the full com plement of chromosomes It is the first time human derived rabies vaccines have been developed in Canada Pearson said The vaccine has been tested on animals and now must be tested on human volunteers WEIGHT WATCHERS NEW CLASS OPENING WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON STARTING OCT ID ROYAL CANADIAN lEGION HALL ST VINCENT STREET EVENING CLASS WEDNESDAY 730 pm JANE GREEN AREA DIRECTOR WEIGHT Miiiwt WAICNERS ANCGAvtg 135 tNIEHNAHONAL INC GREAT ruin WE 51gt some families get from the government to care for foster children The financial woes of the childrens aid societies were compounded earlier this year when budget allocations failed to keep pace with inflation Since 1978 the number of children being cared for by the societies has risen by eight per cent to 13500 and inflation has increased by at least nine per cent Yet the last provincial allocation for childrens services was increased only five per cent Israeli sovereignty over the city WONT IGNORE REPORT Clark admitted in the interview that he un derestimated the Arab reaction to the planned move and the degree to which Canada is exposed to retaliation by Arab states unhappy with the switch There have been persistent reports in recent months that scores of business deals be tween Canada and various Arab states have collapsed or been postponed pending resolution of the embassy question would not have sent him on the mission if intended to ignore his report Clark in the last budget You can get more for boarding two dogs than you can for fostering child Doug Barr head of the Metropolitan Toronto Childrens Aid Society said NLNIHERS DROPPEI In Toronto alone there has been 24percent drop since 1973 in the number of foster homes available Those still in the program receive from $5 to $9 day per child depending on age and region Boarding dog costs $6 day Finlay says the Hamilton Canada prepared to deal with PLO said of the Stanfield mission intend to take his report very seriously Earlier in the interview Clark spoke generally about what his governments prior ities will be when Parliament resumes today Among other things he promised reform of Com mons procedures accesst0 information legislation new oilprice policy and budget that would move Canada toward balanced budget within four years However part of the price of that balanced budget may be the sacrifice of an earlier promise he made to in troduce legislation to provide $2 billionin tax cuts Grafftey appointed science minister OTTAWA CP Heward Grafftey 51 Quebec Conlt servative who has given the impression of being minister without job was sworn in Monday as science and technology minister in the Clark government Grafftey one of the three Quebec Tories drops the per tfolio of minister of state for 50cial programs which he has had since shortly after the May 22 election Prime Minister Clark told reporters that position now is abandoned and the work will be taken over by new minister of state to co ordinate social programs and expenditures Creation of that super ministry first aniiounCed this summer requires parliamentary approval and appointment of minister must await that The new minister will have the coordinating role in social programs such as pensions as Robert de otret economic development minister now has in the economic area Grafftey has been on vaca tion which is the reason Clark waited until the day before the opening of Parliament to announce the minor cabinet shuffle The prime minister said plans for creation of the new superministry should be before Parliament in the next six or seven weeks ACTIVE ROLE SEEN Clark told by reporter that Grafftcy had coni plained he didnt have enough of job replied that he certainly will have very active one now Urafftey has been the butt of many jokes around Parliament Hill since his appointment as one of the two Quebec Tory MP5 in the cabinet Nobody was sure what his job was and often he could be seen wandering out of cabinet meetings where others apparently were working hard In fact he told reporters Monday he has been hard at work in such areas as pen vii iiAENERS EENA ONAI sions and social planning Clark said he took the sci enceandtechnology port folio from Energy Minister Ray Hnatyshyn at the lat ters request REWARD iltAIFIEY scieiice minister steal of sewing deal The Fashion Mate$ ZlGZAG machine Honest Singer quality at an eyebrowraising Wentworth society is told of about 160 new cases month in addition to the 845 family cases it is already handling If the $77 million isnt Newsman becomes mace target forthcoming were talking about laying off between 300 and 400 workers Barr says Were sitting on pow derkeg Finlay adds Our An unidentified newsman holds his press creden tials in front of his face as New Hampshire state policeman directs stream of mace toward him Many of the nearly 500 newsmen and 12 the examiner Tuesday Oct 1979 staff has load of 35 and 40 cases each The Child Welfare Act re quires us to respond within one hour of case of photographers covering suspected child abuse being referred to us But we cant do that because of staff shortages so the delay can be up to day or two the weekend anti nuclear protest at Seabrook were sprayed with mace and tear gas Sunday when demonstrators stormed the construction site AP Photo ClarkLougheed fall short on domestic oil price accord MONTREAL CPi Agreement on future domestic oil prices proved as elusive as ever Monday in zlghour meeting between Prime Minister Joe Clark and Premier Peter Lougheed ofAlberta We didnt agree on any thing Lougheed said as he emerged from the closed door huddle in downtown hotel It was just con tinuation of discussions 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