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Barrie Examiner, 3 Oct 1979, p. 20

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student at strikebound school in Mississauga Ont crosses picket line of teachers on his way to school Tuesday The Peel Strike Who cares Not oneissuepcirty say Quebec Liberals By PAUL IESSEIJ OTTAWA CP Quebec MPs who will comprise more than half of the Liberal Opposi tion in the Commons that opens next week are determined to show the Canadian people that they are interested in more than national unity MPs interviewed this week said although Opposition Leader Pierre Trudeau says national unity is his first priority and the primary reason he remains in politics they Prime concern hi5 Cham want to escape the accusation that the Liberals are one issue party Top party stategists consider that accusation hurt them dur ing the May 22 election cam paign that saw the defeat of the Liberals and the election of the Joe Clark Conservatives Jean Chretien the former fi nance minister who has been appointed Trudeaus chief na tional unity standardbearer said he will be pouncing on what he calls the inability of the new Progressive Co servative government to handle th the economy and national disunity Quebec Liberal back benchers cited national unitv as an important issue that will surface in the new Parliament but identify other problems as more pressing to their con stituents EAGER ATTACK For example Louis Duclos from the Quebec City area rid ing of Montmorency said he is eager to attack thegavemment on PetroCanada and other energyrelated topics Rookie MP Michel Veillette says unemployment is the plain riding When GovGen Edward Schreyer reads the throne speech outlining the legislative plans of the new Conservative government Tuesday he will be opening the last Parliament be fore Quebec Premier Rene Le vesque conducts the referen dum next spring on sovereigntyassociation cant imagine how we can escape talking about national unity in the months before referendum in Quebec says Allan MacEachen the Nova Scotia MP who serves as Oppo sition House leader It has to be national issue in Parlia ment and elsewhere Prime Minister Clark has been relatively silent on Quebec independence since the federal election and has given no in dication he plans to add fuel to the debate Clark says he does not intend to reintroduce unpassed Lib eral legislation permitting the federal government to conduct counterreferendum and does not appear to include con stitutional reform among his PetPKOJeClS He says his approach to na tional unity is to create an envi ronment of cooperation that will induce Quebecers to remain in Confederation Chretien says Clark is hiding his head in the sand All signs are out that its go ing to be crooked question ton the referendum and the na tional government sits back and says lets hope for the best What does Chretien want Clark to do Ill tell him in the House Chretien chuckles will be as nice to them as they were to me That gives me lot of room to manoeuvre dont you agree Weapon seized in death threat Photo shows apartment in Elizabeth NJ where police and FBI agents seiz ed semiautomatic weapon on Tuesday FBI spokesman Michael McDon nell said that the agency was seeking Alfonso Roberto Gustave for ques tioning in connection with death threat directed at Pope John Paul ll AP Photo with large increases of insurance premiums TAX Phone us liars insurance mTes wlticlt have not inateosed For your car or Home Siiitrur INSURANCE AGENCV LTD AUTO HOME MARINE BUSINESS BONDS LIABILI BOILER GROUP BOND iFE DlSABILiTV 7269941 Bdlle 41 Owen St Ruth Eostan Scarborough Ont Linda Vance Delleville Ont Helen Borg Toronto Ont Theresa Richardson Peterborough Ont Mrs Kritsch Ottawa Om Mrs Newton Nepean Om Mrs Burt Toronto Ont Lois Rodriguez London nt Sheila Stephen Rexdale Ont Cherie Wilson Embro Om Robin Glaab St Marys Ont Mavrs Kyler Burlington Ont Mrs Cooke Hamilton Ont Greta Gilbert St Carhannes Ont Mrs Runka Welland Ont Mrs Murphy Agincaurt Ont Verdo Bennett Bellevtlle Ont Darlene Dasent Toronto Om Mrs Styles Peterborough Ont Julie Khaia Ottawa Ont Cindy Frobel Ottawa Ont Aldona Kitra Toronto Ont Margaret Torry London Ont Moria Vaionisi Weston Ont Cuthberg Woodstock Ont Kim Dezzo Strattotd Ont Jonny Valk Warerdawn Ont Delia Grazioni Hamilton Om Sally Johnson St Cotharines Ont Erma Gilmour Stevensvrlle Ont lean Thomas Scarborough Ont Anne McMinn Carrying Place Ont Mrs Quigg Toronto Ont Mary Nicoletti Peterbaraugh Ont Kenny Ottawa Ont Ottawa Ont Davtd Gault Toronto Ont Mrs Beddard Lombeth Ont Margaret Cairns Toronto Ont Margaret Crawford Woodstock Ont Alice Van Dyke Atwood Ont Sondra McDerman Hamilton Ont Lee McCaskie Hamilton Ont Mrs Dobrindt St Caihorines Ont Donnie Torok Port Colbome Ont All prices in effect until doing time Saturday October 1979 Trust Towers Refund Policy It you are not torolly happy with any purdtose we under the warranty or even give you refund And well do it with smile Mrs Charbonneau begun to back contract demands which the teachers have been negotiating for during the past l7 months CP Photo Mrs Wilson Port Colbarne Ont Gabriela Parncia Miss Ont Mrs Schobl Waterloo Ont Trudy McCoIlum Dranttard Ont John Hart Hamilton Ont Ptllipow Toronto Ont Isabella Segreto Toronto Ont Darlene Danville SudbUry Ont Modelynn Coates Nanh Bay Ont Stephen Watson Willowdole Ont Mrs Sandi Harley Molton Ont Marg Madden Toronto Ont Mrs Lth Glover Owen Sound Ont Mrs Robinson Brampton Ont Nadia Saragosa Toronto Ont Clara Vaccaro Niagara Falls Ont Mrs Josephtson Scarborough Ont JoAnne Cunningham Kitchener Ont Mrs Swan Brannord Ont Audrey Briggs Miss Ont Savage Toronto Ontario Mrs Litvok Dawnsview Ont Mrs Todd Sudbury Ont Dovay North Bay Ont Corby Woltson Toronto Ont Mrs Spencer Malian Ont Mrs Rawley Toronto Ont Mrs Tuckey Owen Sound Ont Anna Mona DArntca Brampton Ont Audrey Drew Toronto Ont Mrs Penchuck Niagara Falls Ont Mrs Loy Miss Ont Julianna Drumm Kitchener Ont Mrs Cline Pans Ont Mrs Chopik Oakville Ont Stefko Lilic Toronto Ont Raxa Laxman Nanh York Ont Mrs Landry Val Caron Ont Nellie Larande Nanh Bay Ont Mrs Spizzint Weston Ont Utssila Show Malton Ont Mrs EM Riley Taronto Ont Mrs Spencer Kemble Ont Annette Beoudet Brampton Ont Phyllis Mir Toronto dill KCME security service Lawbreaking probe begins By KITTY McKINSEY OTTAWA CP The royal commission investigating RCMP wrongdoing began closeddoor hearings Tuesday into the latest in series of rev elations of lawbreaking by the forces security service Mr Justice David Mc Donald chairman of the three man commission said it is looking into tactics used by the service between 1972 and 1974 to disrupt what it considered to be subversive organizations This was the first public dis closure of Operation Check mate which McDonald said was intended to reduce what was regarded as an escalating potential for violence He said only small security service unit was involved and there is no evidence the oper ation which may arguably not be authorized or provided for by law continued past 1974 McDonald gave no other de tails saying the commission will hear evidence from RCMP officers and former Liberal cabinet ministers in private hearings this month The commission will decide later what testimony regarding Checkmate can be made public McDonald said Labor rejects study OTTAWA CP The coun trys largest construction union organization said Tuesday it will not participate in an in dustry study aimed at paving the future of management labor relations at massive energy projects But spokesman for the Ca nadian Construction Associ ation which launched the study said it will proceed even Moths Contest nners Congratulations to the following Mothers Day Contest Winners tst Prize Winners Mothers Day Gift Pack with TowersBonimart retail value at $15000 Rose Mane Rose Bradford Ont Monique Turcoto St Michel PQ Lucille Perreoult Lovol Que ghouasir CV Lolonde mcrmgfltm Chomedey Que Mrs Rasen rum Montreal Que Mrs Desy Lapraitie Que Ghisloine Francoeur Anc Lorene Que Betty Rouse Chateauguay Que Mme Drapeau Ibervrlle Que Mme Dawd Longueuil Que Gloria Reed 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broadlyworded cabi net directive issued to it in 1975 That directive ordering the service to monitor deter pre vent counter individuals and groups suspected of espionage or subversion came under at tack Tuesday by the Canadian Bar Association The association told the com mission the directive gives the force almost unlimited dis cretion in choosing its targets and investigative techniques and urged tighter government controls over RCMP operations to protect national security Richard Mongeau commis sion lawyer told reporters Checkmate was not on grand scale like the security services theft of dynamite or barn burning It Checkmate falls more in the area of counter measures he said adding that it was the same concept as 1971 fake communique issued by the RCMP in the name of Quebec extremist ex horting member of the Front de Liberation du Quebec to violence 147 217 97 on selected tashionright blouses for tall 100 bright polyester Many OQClSlineS and colours inthe group tong sleeved GillS 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