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faction ne has y from had to Dol be- short. he big re than ; share rovided made e 1 ouldn't HE Detroit his 41st ae wal policy in the Vietnam war." |tja] THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tivedey, February 2, 1967 7] By KEN KELLY OTTAWA (CP)--In the after- math of the thalidomide trag- edy five years ago, federal au- thorities set dogs for public safety. Only some of their objectives have been reached, apparently in part because of civil service requirements affecting the ad- dition of new staff members. But officials claim that a integrity and stepped-up gov- ernment spot checks has: pre- served a reasonably-good rec- ord of drug safety. Only four instances of sig- nificant mide was withdrawn in March, during pregnancy. In the post - POWERED BY THE WIND John's, Nfld. since 1501, 4 tightened in a number of ways. The world's last commer- at i i i y mmer: uguesse White Fleet, which disappear within five years. This process still is going on 'Drug Control Tightened Aftermath Of Thalidomide hole will be plugged within a,those in matter of weeks. | The problem of regulating the |tive work for years, have been | industry, however, proved more|improved to some extent. about tightening |difficult, Not until 1975 will the their control over drugs andjfederal food and drug director- doubling the number of scien-jate reach the staff levels con- tific experts who act as watch-|sidered necessary. Dr. Ross Chapman, director- general of the federal food and drug directorate, Commons committee in recent weeks that a 10-year staff ex- pansion program was extended to 12 years at the behest of|been required to submit much Seats, treasury board, a cabinet co combination of drug industry sities eich polices pita formation about their compan- programs. From a staff of 604 In 1964, the directorate will go to 1,733) by 1975. Informed sources: say'it was Fa PPro mae not a question of treasury board|which new, more «serious or tight ~ fistedness but rather a/more frequent side effects ap- 1962, following the birth of more pers Peng vps ae sip than 100 deformed children to/cancies still existed in already- women who had taken the drug] authorized jobs. thalidomide P. Ngeo eign this does not|opinion. If found to be within period, drug regulations were IMPROVE SALARIES Salaries, uncompetitive withiforce in the: next few weeks. JOIN THE industry or private medical or scientific consulta- But they are still below par, in the estimation of senior of- ficials, for needed drug inspec- tors and analysts. There remains a_ pressing need for pharmacologists, phar- maceutical chemists, bacterioto- | gists and chemists, | Drug manufacturers have} informed a Fun For more detailed and extensive in- ies and the products they in- tend to sell. Outside experts recommended | that steps be taken to ensure safety control over a drug for Regulations covering this} point now are before the jus- jtice department for a legal federal powers, this regulation probably will be brought into THIS SEASON ? DAGMAR SKI CLUB Whole Family 12 MILES FROM OSHAWA @ EIGHT.SLOPES @ CLUB HOUSE FACILITIES @ NEW MEMBERS WELCOME @ North on Highway 12 to Myrtle and turn west 4 miles to the Dagmar Ski Club. The @ 4 ROPE TOWS @ SKI SCHOOL @ LUNCH COUNTER OPEN 5 DAYS WEEKLY @ RENTALS PHONE 649-5951 has been fishing the Grand shrinking and is expected to (CP Photo) Banks and calling at St. cial sailing fleet appears to be on the way out. The Por- with prospects that a final loop- NEWS IN BRIEF Sudden Counterfeit Flood Gas Stations Threat To New Currency Post Signs By VINCENT MATTHEWS agitated, made a scene and the "ere ee oe Canadian PreSs Correspondent poli has reminded service station op- MELBOURNE (CP) -- It'sjand took her to the police Sta-| orators by mail that they must easy to make money in Aus-|tion where she confessed, post a sign cautioning motorists tralia -- so easy, in fact, that} In the subsequent raids, police|j, Ontario against smoking government officials fear that ajseized $80,000 in counterfeit) While gas is being pumped into sudden flood of counterfeit)money in neat piles ready for|ineir cars. $820,000 FOR DISABLED Canada's opposition leader, TORONTO (CP) -- About|John Diefenbaker, went deep- $820,000 was raised Monday for|sea fishing Wednesday off Mar- the Rehabilitation Foundation|athon, a village in the Florida tor the Disabled through the an-|Keys, where he is spending a nual March of Dimes and the/five-day vacation. The former marching mothers, John Mey-|prime minister and Mrs. Dief- ers, campaign chairman, said/enbaker are visiting old friends, Wednesday. Mr. Meyers said al-/Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Caldwell. act returns won't be -- two weeks,| SCREEN WRITER DIES ale Mi eg | BURBANK lif. (AP money may undermine public|distribution and arrested eight about 10 per cent over ANK, Calif. (/ _ 3 > ; - oe soars $786,000, Richard L. Breen, ed ie faith in the new decimal cur-|persons. But the mastermind ed signs Pitas to be posted award - winning screen writer,|Tency, introduced only last Feb-|got away. What worries the po-|'0day but a department spokes- lice-is-that-he still has the|™@ Said there has been some Joseph} Tuary: delay while the industry selects Right now, police are looking| plates that printed the near-per-} for the master counterfeiter who|fect notes. ke common sign. manufactured $80,000 worth of| The big shock came when The regulations, which went fake $10 banknotes seized injprinters interviewed by police|into effect last September, raids on several houses in Mel-|said that with modern printing)make it illegal for a service tor was instructed to draft an : bourne. They believe many hun-|and photographic methods it/station operator to have a application for the necessary PSYCHOLOGIST DIES dreds of thousands of dollars) would be simple to copy any of{lighted match, lighter, pipe, legislation to enable the show} OSWEGO, N.Y. (AP) -- Dr.|may be hidden away some-|Australia's new decimal cur-|cigar or cigarette within 10 feet to be open after 1:30 p.m. on|Donald Snygg, chairman of the|Where, ready to be circulated/rency notes. |of a vehicle being serviced. Sundays. [psychology department at the|when the time is right. -- | More than 1,000 of the phoney| In addition the regulations put ! RMS SALE State University of New York| The forged notes were circu-|notes have been turned in to po-|the onus on the station operator RAPS ARMS SALE -- jjhere, died unexpectedly Wed- lated during the Christmas holi-|jice in Melbourne alone and|to prevent others breaking the OTTAWA Fae ey geno nesday. Dr. Snygg, who did/days, when the banks were|hundreds more in other Austral-|law. executive of gine rl et graduate work at the Univers-|closed for four days. The master|jan cities. It is believed there) A service station operator transport union Wednesday critlity of Toronto, was 62. counterfeiter had a group ofjcould be thousands more still in|said a department inspector has fcized the sale to the United people take the fake $10 notes| circulation. told him to refuse to serve a States of Canadian-made arma- POPE NOT COMING to small shops all over Mel- The suspicion about $10 notes|car if the car's owner refuses ments for the war in Vietnam.| gprawa (CP) -- The papal|bourne with instructions to buy is such that two major trade|to comply with the regulations. A statement by the executiveldelegate in Canada has indi-|something worth no more than! inion; have ruled that their| An attendant convicted of board of the Canadian Brother-|cated the Pope will not be able|20 cents or 40 cents. The change! wambers must refuse to belbreach of the Gasoline Hanaling hood of Railway, Transport andltg visit Canada during Centen-|they got from the fake $10 was|>2i@ in 19 notes. 'They willlAct. 1966, "Is liable to a fine General Workers said such/nial Year, Prime Minister Pear-|net profit, take $20 and $2 notes instead.|of not more than $10,000, or © sales are "'not at all compatible /son told the Commons Wednes- There is no $5 note in Austral-|imprisonment for a term of not with Canada's supposedly neut-lday, He was replying to Mar-|WOMAN TOO NERVOUS ian currency yet more than one year, or both." Asselin (PC--Charlevoix) |, But nervous cane ao : ite 3 TO DISCUSS POLLUTION | [Ton "ea" included the Pope in|set the scheme. OTTAWA (CP)--The question its invitations to heads of state.| The woman, one of the gang, entered a liquor store to buy a) ef pollution control on thy tawa River will be discussed in AID PAKISTAN | negotiations ve pot way! KARACHI, Pakistan (AP)-- ed preg A Dy gg og with Quebec on water problems,|p-esident Ayub Khan said Wed-|said: 'This looks a phoney $10/ Resources Minister Pepin tol nesday night drought and re-|to me." The woman became the Commons Wednesday. Helauced food shipments from the was replying to Jack Roxburelli united States have faced Paki- (L--Norfolk) who asked whatistan with the prospect of a food action was being taken to COr|-hortage, The United States has|, LEICESTER, England (CP)-- rect pollution of the river. Helotrered to augment the 250,000/More than 200 municipal coun- said it originates on the Quebec tons of promised grain, Com-|'lls are being asked by county side. munist China has pledged 100,-|authorities to measure the street WINS AWARD 000 tons of wheat and 50,000 tons|/ights in each area. County en- { ¢ gineers are assuming responsi- of rice, and Canada will supply |5." OTTAWA (CP)--The St. John) 19 999/000 worth of grain. bility for maintenance of all Ambulance Association an-|" " ' lights more than 13 feet high. nounced Wednesday that its 487) CARNIVAL ATTRACTS PM 'division here has won the Alice) OTTAWA (CP)--The prime CNE. MAY OPEN SUNDAYS | giog Wednesday at St. TORONTO (CP) -- Sunny Hospital where he recently un- operation of the Canadian Na-|qerwent surgery for an undis- tional Exhibition was approved) closed ailment, He was 47. in principle Wednesday by) Breen won his Oscar in 1953 for board of control. The city solici-|his screenplay Titanic. NEED THE FACTS FALGONS! Go for Falcon, king of the compacts, and get all Faicon's famous economy at extra special White Sale prices! You'll get full wheel covers, whitewall tires, bright wheel lip moldings, plus carpets and upholstery from the luxurious Falcon Futura series. Choose your Falcon in White, Night Mist Blue or Brittany Blue... all with beautiful blue, all-vinyl interiors. Special White Sale options include automatic Alberta Ritchie Award for ex- -ceptional work during 1966. 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