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Wounded Vietnamese children Photo received in New York this week from the official Hungarian news agency MTI shows what the oriynal cap tion described as Vietnamese children some of them wound ed in Cambodian attack staying at barrack converted into an emergency hospital at Tay Ninh province on the border with Cambodia Cambodia and Vietnam two Com nunist neighbors have been waging border war since last fall AP Photo Diversification plan urged for centres such as Sudbury TORONTO CP An execu tive of Inco Ltd said Wednes day that Canadian govern ments see mining companies as whipping boy and are not interested in keeping them strong and viable Edwin Carter chairman and chief executive officer told legislature committee study irg job cuts at Incos Sudbury operations that governments think of mining companies as indestructible It would be highly desirable if the provincial government would see fit to prepare long range plan for diversification in mining communities such as Sudbury Carter said He said his company has small staff who have expertise in planning such change and Inco would be glad to have them assist On Tuesday Carter told the oqnmittee that Inco has been mimn nickel and other metals In Su bury since 1902 and we fully expect to be mining there inthe year2002 But an ore body cannot be mined forever and the current slump in the world nickel mar ket has shown what can happen to community dependent on me industry he said Carter said Wednesday he cannot see any way to lessen the impact of the job cuts which will affect 2800 workers in Sudbury by the middle of February The company has announced it will eliminate 2800 jobs at its Sudbury operations 2200 Employees may find other jobs TORONTO CP There is hope that the more than 250 em ployees due to be laid off at steel mine and plant near Peterborough Ont can find miningcriented jobs in the area eventually says Frank Miller natural resources minister Immediate prospects ftr most are not hopeful however he said Miller was chairman of spe cial cabinet committee that met Wednesday with union company and municipal of ficia to discuss the closing of the Bethlehem Steel Co mine arid plant at Marmora 66 kilometres north of Peter borough The plant is to close March 31 afterZOyears of ration Miller said ex oration in the area conduct by the minis indicates there are deposns calcium carbonate high yade silica and magnetite all of which could be mined on practical basis ministry spokesman said at news conference that the earliest any of the minerals could be mined would be late this year and the silica which would provide 150 obs could notbeproducedunti 1981 Miller estimated the other two projects would provide about 60jobs for the area Calcium carbonate is used in the manufacture of paint filler silica for glass and magnetite in highquality steel for such things as pistols and skate blades The smancsl IIIIIIQS l79 ear tom slum rviltll tli immr 1n must mea th can icarlhcul BETTER wso our ré®PUCOl through layoffs and 600 through attrition As well as assisting in long range plan for the area Carter said the company would pre pare brief on taxation for the committee Ian McDougall an Inco senior vicepresident told the committee the company has paid $10 billion in taxes to Canadian governments in the lasth years During the companys recent years of poor sales the federal tax burden did not decrease and the provincial tax share in creased he said In the companys brief pre sented to the committee Dec 20 Inco said mining profits in Canada are taxed at rates that vary between 35 per cent and 75 per cent Carter said the companys executives believe the current tax structure prohibits in vestment If it were more lenient he said Inco and other mining companies would have more money for capital expenditure and exploration which would create more employment Committee members ex pressed concern that Incos ex pansion into Indonesia and Guatemala would provide fu ture competition for the com panys Canadian operations Carter said the company did not begin the foreign proect as competition but to supplement Canadian production at time when demand was outstripping the supply of nickel Charles Baird president of Ireo Ltd told the committee Inco has committed $766 million on the two projects of Girls and Boys which twothirds was borrowed Carter said if production must be cut in the future Inco would try to do it on an equitable basis for each country Frank Burnet vicepresident in charge of employee relations was questioned about the companys response to brief by the United Steelworkers of America which outlined prop05als for saving some of the jobs in Sudbury Burnet said the company re jected proposal to give Sud bury workers the same retire ment incentives as it did to its workers in Port Colborne nt because of the cost involved The company eliminated about 300jobs in Port Colborne compared with 2800 in Sud Burnet said it would cost inco $28 million over five years to match the Port Colborne plan frr its Sudbury workers ADDRESS AGE PHONE NO PARENT SIGNATURE THE EXAMINER 16 BAYFIELD ST BARRIE 726 6537 Carter told the committee on Tuesday that workers at Port Colborne had substantially longer service than those at Sudbury and so more gener ous retirement program was jLSlllled He also said the Port Colborne shutdown was per manent whereas the Sudbury one was not The unions idea for special training program of four weeks was rejected because the com pany already has skilled and highlytrained work force at Sudbury Burnet said The program also would cost about $28 million and be makework project rather than training program he said The committee set up after Incos announcement and later given mandate to study job cuts at ralconbridgc Nickel Mines Ltd in Sudbury contin ues its questioning of Inco exec utives today Next week it will question Falconbridgc officials CLIP COUPON AND MAIL TODAY YES WANT TO EARN MY VERY OWN REGULAR WEEKLY INCOME ENTER MY NAME AS 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offi cers involved in the raid at leftwing news agency the Agence de Presse Libre du Que bec the documents said The final version was given to then Quebec solicitorgeneral Fernand Lalonde The words stealing or theft were changed to removal or seiz ure while illegal entry was changed to entry without war rant An RCMP officer had noted that the original report pre pared in March 1976 shortly after former RCMP constable Robert Samson blew the whistle on police responsibility for the breakin contained criminal terminolgy which tends to admit at face value thatacrimewascommitted RCMP Quebec provincial and Montreal police carried out the October 1972 raid in which thousands ofdocuments were seized without search war rant Lalondes inquiry even tually led to trial and guilty pleas by three senior police of ficers including RCMP Chief Supt Donald Cobb FLOOD OF PAPER The RCMP letters and telexes were among 16 new ex hibits tabled at the hearing as the Quebec commtssnon headed by lawyer Jean Keable burst into activity Evidence in testimony and the documents indicated that the RCMP Montreal and Quebec provincial police became involved in dispute over assigning responsibility fit the breakin during the political uproar that followed Samsons revelations in his March 1976 trial on an unrelated bombing charge Cobb then head of the Mounties security operation in Quebec wrote that Montreal police director Rene Daigneault has proved strangely recalcitrant in refusing to supply report on this matter Daigneault and provincial po lice director Jacques Bcaudoin wanted the then federal solic itorgeneral Warren Allmand to legalize the raid by saying it was carried out under pro vision in the Official Secrets Act During the same period the RCMP was preparing for the government to launch federal inquiry into illegal RCMP activities Provisional plans had been drawn up to appoint Rene Marin to head the in vestigation The RCMP suspected that the Voluntary approach in antismoking drive OTTAWA CP Federal health department officials said Wednesday that Canada will continue to discourage smoking by the voluntary approach rather than through legislation They were commenting on new campaign announced car licr in the day in the United States The antismoking cam paign included possible in creases in excise tax on ciga rettes proposed ban on smok ing in commercial aircraft and smoking restrictions in govern mentbuildings health department spokes man said here that discussions hearing to state the objection with the tobacco industry has produced voluntary bans on smoking ads on television and radio warning labels on ciga rctte packages and lowering of nicotine and tar levels in ciga rettes The spokesman also said number of Canadian cities are following Ottawas lead in ban ning smoking in stores We are working quietly on the matter said the spokes man adding that since the Ca nadian campaign against smoking began some nine years ago there are more non smokers in Canada than there are smokers NOTICE or Arrucmon to The Ontario Municipal Board by The Corporation of The City of Barrio for approval of bylow to regulate land use passed pursuant to Section 35 of The Planning Act TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the City of Barrie intends to apply to The Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to the provisions of Section 35 of The Planning Act for approval of ByIow 77148 passed on the 14th day of November I977 copy of the bylow is furnished herewith ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY within twentyone RI days after the date of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the clerk of the City of Barrie notice of objection to approval of the said bylaw or any part thereof and shall indicate that if hearing is hold the objector or an agent will attend at tho ANY PERSON wishing to support the application for approval of tho byow may within twentyone 21 days after the date of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the clerk of the City of Barrie notice of his support of approval of the said byltlaw together with request for notice of any hearing that may be held giving also the name and address to which such notice should be given THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve the said bylow but before doing so it may appoint time and place when any objection to the byIow will be considered Notice of any hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have filed an objection or notice of support and who have left with or delivered to the clerk undersigned the address to which notice of hearing is to be sent THE LAST DATE FOR FILING OBJECTIONS will be January 26 I978 DATED at the City of Barrie this 5th day of January 1978 Straughon AMCT CMC City Clerk Box 400 BARRIE Ontario LAM 4T5 PURPOSE AND EFFECT OF BYLAW 77148 The purpose of Bylaw 77148 is to amend Section 66 ii of Restricted Area Zoning Bylaw 6933 by deleting painted walls and ceilings and broadloom flooring and amended further by adding the following section 66 The NoFrlll Housing provisions shall apply only at the time of the initial construction of dwelling unit that is intended for solo The effect of this byIaw Is to permit home owners after purchasing nolrill housing unit to complete the specific items previously outlined in Section 66 II If you have any further questions concerning this application please contact the office of the Planning and Development Department or the City Clerks Office in the City Hall You may telephone either office by calling 7264242 Stroughan AMCT CMC City Clerk Box 400 BARRIE Ontario LAM 4T5 BYLAW NUMBER 77148 ByIaw of The Corporation of the City of Barrie to amend By law 6933 restricted area byIow WHEREAS it has been recommended by the Planning Board that the elements of frills in NoFrll Housing be amended AND WHEREAS the Council of The Corporation of the City of Barrio deems it expedient to amend the byIow accordingly NOW THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the City of Barrio enacts as follows Section 66 be and the some is hereby amended by deleting therefrom pointed walls and ceilings and broodloom flooring That Section 66 of ByIow 6933 bo and it is hereby amended by adding the following 66 The NoFrlll Housing provisions shall apply only at the time of the initial construction of dwelling unit that is intended for solo THIS BYLAW shall come into force and have effect upon the final passing thereof subject to the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board READ first second and third time and finally passed the Nth day of November AD I977 THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF BARRIE Archor Agence de Presse Libre had links with the Irish Republican Army as well as the Cuban governments news agency Prensa Latina before the bneakin Some of the documents stolen in the breakin were probably destroyed at RCMP headquar ters in Ottawa in 1973 Cobb gave details on the RCMPs dispute with municipal and provincial police in three telexes from April 1976 which were sent to Ottawa headquarters during the politi cal uproar in Parliament and tie Quebec legislature that fol lowed Samsons revelations Montreal police in particular he wrote were preparing re port that may attempt to iden tify Samson as the evil genius in the affair and to infer that they were really working in support of the RCMP Cobb sharply criticized War ren Allmand then solicitor general for stirring up bad feeling by stating that the RCMP had only played support role in the breakin Two days later Allmand modified his earlier statement saying the RCMP played full role in the breakin The only witness heard was SSgt Francois dEntremont who appeared for his fourth full day of testimony and was de Shape up with one of our qualified stylists CREATIVE HAIR STYLING For Appobttniont Col 72837 I262 Ponotong St loootod bolo NC Wintorio EARLY 21 arse IS OFF We WINTER BOOTS for ALL members of family NORMAN SHOES 24 Dunlop 7234 the For tho Nowolt in Dining Violt THE PORT OF BARRIE Fumly Restaurant Full monu Liconlod by LLBO ununtorw 1289322 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