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<n TNT ITT TTT ETS a ETS * ee ee ee eee Soe ees 2 seen toes tnt an eee aes a ! * oni th pear noes FRE GSHAWA TIMES. Trureder. Decamber S$. TSEE s Vmave Poverty Blame Put On Ottawa OTTAWA (CP) -- Past na- tional policy has been blamed for poverty in Canada. The Manitoba government made the charge Wednesday in a brief submitted to the federal- conference on pov- erty and opportunity. . It said that since Confedera- tion, government has played a vigorous, positive role in na- 'tlonal expansion but By yer A been gafficiently concern re- gional disparities "and the so- clal inequalities that inevitably grew out of that development." in recent years had Can- ada become conscious that these were serious obstacles to economic growth, W'th this re- alization of the links between ideals of social justice and re- quirements of economic pro- gress "has come understanding) «. of the need to reformulate tradi- oe national policy in Can- This policy would have to deal effectively with the plight of the urban poor and with regional disparities that were at the root of farm, non-farm and even urban poverty. DANGER Continued primary concern with "national economic aggre- " rather than balanced re- development could be erously divisive since it 'would intensify the disparties in income and employment be- tween the regions, the brief aid. "What is needed now is a comprehensive and co-ordinated national policy of regional and gocial development as the essen- tial means for eliminating avoidable poverty... . A report to the conference said some 1,300,000 Canadians have a permanent physical dis- ability and have to be poverty- stricken to get government aid. The profile on disability said 51,671 -esigaaed qualified in Jan- uary this year under the -Dis- abled Persons Act for an aver- age $69.48 a month. "Last year, nearly 10,000 per- sons were turned away because their disability was not assessed as total or permanent though many were severely handi- capped,"' said the report by the federal government's special planning secretariat on poverty. Another 567 applicants were "not quite poor eough," to qual- a year. The report said 223 died be- their applications. HEALTH IS WORST Another federal report. said health conditions among the na- itive patnla of the Canadian|been working in five discussionichalrman. told revorters Wed-1 A. al ¥ . among the| groups" for two 'days, Boes: Basdrd base en "the conference is gomng] ts ten ton.. a pret soueiwia* wuay 7 oar wont: 3 what eacn group has been tall, ing about. [aorty "a wotse it tie Average lifespan' of~ 'Native woman in the Northwest Terri- tories is 21, against 63 for an outside Canadian. For a man in the territories, it is 26. For an- other Canadian male, it is nearly 60. The report said Canadians in low income groups have more disabling illnesses and less health care than other groups. " With no decisions being made at the four-day meeting, little hard information has from the closed-door confer- ence, aside from the release of prepared briefs. flowed Tom Kent, head of the federal government's special planning secretariat and the conference Most of the briefs contain old} statistics, but gathered together they are evidence that the af- fluent society has not yet reached many Canadians. Be- tween 3,500,000 and 4,000,000 persons are said to have some poverty problem. FLY DISPLAYS MUSCLE A dragonfly's wings beat 20 to 30 times a second. Niagara River police said. of Buffalo. T44 yp aso GRAND ISLAND, N.Y. (AP) A woman jumped or fell 100 feet to her death Tuesday from a bridge over the Niagara River, Police said the woman was identified as Jill L. Simom, 238, . The children of the poor suf- fered particularly from ill health and died more often from illness. 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