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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 2, 1966 138 Hospitals In Quebec 4 | vq [= ATO N'S Put Under Trusteeship | ze ; QUEBEC (CP) -- Premier{Judge Lippe's 60-day inquiry; Asked if the trusteeship could| wi) j G SPECIAL! Daniel Johnson of Quebec Mon-| mandate or until the strike tbe ada Mr, Johnson re-! day placed 138 provincial hos-| settled. plie 4 A i itals under trusteeship and| Should the strike be settled) "In theory it could, but that is! Lp , ; named Yves Pratte as admisse- immediately, the inquiry could|not the spirit of the law." ; ; Household Linens for the Summer Season trator over the institutions. be cancelled, Mr. Johnson said.| 'The settlement of the hospital | j The action was the latest de-| Although a total of 119 hos-| conflict has "suffered a consid- Me j ; velopment in the strike by 32,-|Pitals are on strike, the trustee-| erable delay and the problem j "B | Fr o mF 500 non-medical employees who] Ship affects 198 hospitals across) must be attacked," Mr. Johnson ' e air hegan walking off their jobs|the province. said, July 15 over a wage dispute. | CALLS SPECIAL SESSION | Expiainig Mr;-Pratte'sman- . -- ' : Mr, Johnson said Mr. Pratte| 'The premier also announced|date, Mr. Johnson said the ad- Y Ri " "will exercise the powers. of the) that an order - in «council call-| ministrator will be "perfectly AS y, é if a4 ma administrative councils of each|ing a special session of the leg-|free to negotiate within the Z é j 4 of these hospitals relative to ne-|islature for next Thursday had| monetary framework set up by WON FOR LIBERALS pe se to signing Of} been passed during the cabinet|the government." i " Z oe A Cae collective labor contracts. meeting, The 'government's latest and j ; } ae Daniel J. MacDonald won "The administrator will exer-| At this session of the legisla-|«'¢ina} offer for a new contract a r. i, : re-election in the deferred | cise his powers during the in-|ture, Mr. Johnson said he willl is for a total salary increase of | o conggry - the a f quiry set up. today on. the or-{present certain labor legislation| some $85,000,000 over a 30- d k seat riding ngs ist, | ganization of personnel relations| which could facilitate settle-| month contract." j y } ? : ; : Prince Edward Island. The lin the hospitals involved. iment 'of the sitike of the non- . yy, : ' a Awash with a Summer-bright floral print . . . these towels are berals won. both seats to "Rene Lippe, Montreal dis-)medical employees of the Na-| CLAUSES A PROBLEM ay . F , tt defeat the Progressive Con- trict judge, was named by thejtional Federation of Services| The union has shown itself ; , ws : ' i pretty as a picture for your bathroom. Absorbent cotton terry, with Servative government. cabinet to hold this inquiry as|which is affiliated with the Con-|willing to negotiate within this| | ee YA ; : fringed ends; comes in blue, pink or gold-coloured prints on allowed by Article 16 of the|federation of National Trade| monetary framework but union} 4 4 - f ie. th : . Hospital Act.' Unions, spokesmen say that two me-| q oe AO eal ; f white, Sizes approx. Anti - Poverty Mr, Pratte, who has been} Mr, Johnson said he wanted| chanical clauses have been aj ' tae : J is i acting as government mediator|to "ensure a return:to work as| stumbling block. . in the conflict between the em-| rapidly as possible so as to safe-| Mr. Pratte's mandate as hos-|] | i "a hays 4 TMA IEM rograms Hit | pPloyees of 119 hospitals and the) guard the rights of the ill, pital administrator also allows! i ' eee A oy, Sede a BATH - 2? 4 "7 iQ uebec Hospital Association, | whic h are superior to the rights | him to negotiate on these , ' i ep ? LKS | will remain hospital administra- of the workers, the unions or|claims which involve promotion! é i At Conference | tor until the _ termination of! the hospitals." and seniority rights. , fa SPECIAL, PAIR GENEVA PARK, Ont. (CP)-- Observers of United States anti-| | Besides financial arrange] @ Y hy f 4 tly. fag poverty programs Monday 4. 500 Read To Strike |ments, the 33 clauses not set- | Y i ly Wa ' ' oe? ( wy 4 f termed them unjust and mis- 'tled also deal with health insur- g Vg P f tA % zi , 9 managed, |ance, salary insurance and liv- 4 z fas "4 at ee VA ND en 14x24 William Gish, editor of the jing accomodation at the sites. | 4h F af 5 ") Ne Liat | Mountain Eagle in Whitesburg, Quebec Hydro Projects A statement issued by Hydro- 44g y j as, y gi, SPECIAL, PAIR Ky., told the 35th annual Cou- Quebec early today said Hydro- | , 4 i i" fh, % id sa ' se eceeeeneeves & chiching Conference: 'There is) HAUTERIVE, Que. (CP) --|weeks with Hydro - Quebec,|@uebec is ready to absorb an] | @ %@ , i more injustice in the war on|Construction of five sites at the| were broken off earlier Monday |#ditional cost of $20,000,000 poverty as it is being waged in| massive Manicouagan and Out-|with 33 clauses of a proposed |OVer a three - year period but the United States than there is|ardes hydro-electric projects in| new working agreement still un-|the CNT'U demands amount to mpg 4 7 y ligt he, é justice."" northern Quebec was expected settled. an additional $40,000,000. ih?" p a Mee FACE CLOTHS -- 12x12", He accused the U.S. federal|to halt today as 4,500 workers) There were two strikes on the The company said under its ! , j eat government of not gearing sit) go on strike. big projects earlier this year, offer, a truck driver now earn- \ SPECIAL, EACH programs to the real needs of Jacques Tardif, an official of, The union is seeking a five-|ing $2.39 an hour or $143.40 for 4 the chronically poor and said|/the Confederation of National|day, 50-hour week instead of the|a 60-hour week would earn $3.07 welfare administrators should Trade Unions, said late Monday! six-day, 60-hour week provided|an hour in June, 1968, for a be more efficiently controlled the men would go on strike at|for under the last contract. The| weekly salary of $153.50 for a by the government. the Manicouagan 1, 2, and 5)men want the time decrease |50-hour week. Warner Troyer, a CBC pro-|sites and the Outardes 3 and 4{ with no loss of pay and an addi-| Under the union proposal; the ducer who produced and di-|sites, tional 15-cent-an-hour wage in- same truck driver would earn rected a film on the U.S. anti-/. The projects are located on/crease in a one-year contract. | $174.00 for a 50-hour week, 'His poverty program at work in the|the Manivouagan and Outardes Montreal counterpart, under the Appalachia region of which Mr. rivers, about 300 miles north WANT CLASSES ELIMINATED | decree governing construction, Gish spoke, said the programs|east of Quebec City. The union is also asking for! wil} earn $134. 80 on the same have not had adequate federal! The workers are members of |4bolition of worker classifica-|daie in 1968," the statement leadership or clear conceptual|the National Union of Hauter-|tion. The men are presently' said, planning. ive (Highwater) Construction|Classified according to their 'The Quebec Hydro - Electric He said the government's|Workers, an affiliate of the skills. Commission entrusted with the Jack of control over local pro-|Quebec - based CNTU, Mr.| Mr, Tardif said the union will administration of a public ser- grams had made community Tardiff has been named '"'strike|also press to have these condi-'vice. cannot comply with the welfare "'the biggest pork bar-/ director." tions included in all future)CNTU demands which must be rel you can ever imagine' for! He said negotiations, which|contracts for employees working|considered unrealistic in the local politicians. ihave been going on for someion any Hydro-Quebec projects.'context of Quebec's economy." 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