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mm Supporter shakes hands with NDP Leader Ed Broadbent during nomination meeting for party candidate Neil Young in Toronto Tuesday night Superstar 8000 Electronic Guitar Our Reg $87 77 388 CFS Spidercopter By IrWin Our Reg $1288 199 Star Cruiser UFO Master Mind 44 Game Speed Burner Drag Set By Grand Our Reg $1999 Broadbent later flew to Montreal where he is expected to meet with inde pendent petroleurr marketers CP Photo Tobor Robot By Irwin Our Reg $2299 By PAUL GESSELL OTTAWA CP Liberal electron strategists worked feverishly today to plot cam paign strategy that can be sold to the public by Pierre Trudeau following his decision Tuesday to remain at the helm of the party Campaign planning was at standstill before Tuesday when the former prime minister sur faced from four days of per sonal agonizing and armtwist ng by party brass to announce he will scrap his retirement plans and lead the party through one last election have accepted the strong appeal of the national Liberal caucus and the national Liberal executive and will lead our party in the current election campaign said the man who only four weeks ago recom mended he be replaced as party leader Liberal MPs and senators re lieved that they finally had captain in the fivedayold cam paign were to meet today and possibly Thursday to map out the bare bones of their latform to unseat Joe Clark mm the prime ministers chair and to reinstate Trudeau Clark and New Democratic Party Leader Ed Broadbent are already on the campaign trail attacking the disorganized Liberals who have yet to name their cam paign cochairmen arrange travelling schedule for Trudeau find him an airplane and decide upon the issues to be emphasized PLANS NOT READY Announcements on the Liber als campaign plans were not expected before Thursday Some party officials said the 60 yearold Trudeau would likely participate in at least one pub lic campaign event before the new year Obviously we won have plane tomorrow said spokesman for Trudeau Both Clark and Broadbent said they welcomed Trudeaus decision arguing it would help them to win more votes Feb 18 the examiner Wodnooday Doc 19 1019 11 Walter Baker Conservative House leader and revenue min ister said his sore throat was miraculously healed upon learning of Trudeaus act of political desperation Liberal MP John Reid trailed Trudeau to his nationallytele vised news conference Thank God the Ontario MP said as Trudeau read his statement first in English and then in French Another Liberal MP Jean Chretien predicted Trudeaus decision to jump aboard the campaign means well have goodnfight and think well wrn Trudeau said he will be mak ing special effort to win votes in the West barren ground for the Liberals since Trudeau be came Liberal leader in 1968 Only three Liberal MPs west of Ontario were elected May 22 Calls Trudeau 60s remnant LONDON Ont CP Joe Clark mocked Pierre Trudeau as remnant from the 19605 and leader without platform MultiBand Radio ACDC Our Reg $8999 Tuesday as he swung through southwestern Ontario urging voters to give his Progressive Conservatives majority gov ernment Feb 18 Clark told enthusiastic party workers here and in nearby Kitchener he is happy Trudeau decided to lead the Liberals in the election because voters now have clear alternatives It is choice between gov ernment that wants to build for the future and an opposition that wants to take Canadians back to the past Clark told about 600 party organizers here If the Liberals win this elec tion we will go back to things as they were He belittled Trudeau as the decisive leader of the 19605 who cannot define his partys policies for solving the coun trys energy and economic problems He called an election and he hasnt figured out what he wants to stand on Clark said Well didnt call the election but know what we want to stand on Clark said he needs major ity government to continue the work which was stopped by the Liberals and the social ists He said he stands behind the budget over which his govern ment was defeated and an elec tion forced last week He pleded later during television inter view in Kitchener he would bring it in again if reelected The budget which outlined plans for higher oil prices and increased the federal excise tax on gasoline from seven to 25 cents gallon was part of the hard decisions his govern ment was taking in the in terests of Canadas future prosperity Clark said cheap con ventional oil in Canada is running out and higher prices are needed to pay for development of more expensive offshore and Alberta tar sand resources erals work feverishly to plot campaign ELECTION Broadbent tough on two TORONTO CP Liberals and Conservatives present vot ers with choice between long record of tired failure and short record of incompetent bumbling NDP Leader Ed Broadbent said Tuesday in his campaign opening speech lead ing to the Feb 18 general elec tion The NDP leader was equally tough on Liberal Leader Pierre Trudeau and Prime Minister Joe Clark saying the former w0nt be around for long while the latter cant keep promise What Canada does not need now is to return from the bumbling and incompetence of the Conservative government to the tired and failed programs of Trudeaus Liberals Broadbent told about 300 en thusiastic supporters here at nomination meeting He launched fourday pre Christmas national campaign tour in this city where the party captured only one seat of the more than 20 up for grabs in the May 22 election The uncon tested Beaches nomination went to union activist Neil Young who was defeated in May by Conservative Robin Richardson by less than 500 votes Broadbent devoted most of his speech to condemnation of Conservative energy policy the focal point of federal budget the NDP regards as the latest in string of broken promises during the past seven months It was vote on an NDP mo tion condemning the budget in the Commons last Thursday that toppled the minority gov ernment and prompted the election call HITS PM We are faced with an elec tion now because man named Joe Clark broke faith with the leaders people of Canada Broadbent stressed Canadians did vote for change but they didnt get it Clark either continued with Liberal plans or flipflopped Among broken promises were higher instead of lower inter est rates and txes he saidh Extended Liberal policies were higher oil and gasoline prices unemployment in surance cuts increased natural gas exports the selling off of Crown corporations to the pri vate sector and political patronage Sets out to find new voters OTTAWA CP Chief Elec toral Officer JeanMarc Hamel is setting out to find 300000 new voters for the Feb 18 federal election with an improvised enumeration system Hamel said Tuesday he ex pects there will be more than two million changes to the last federal voting list including new voters But the clogged postal system in the Christmas season ruled out traditional doortodoor enumeration Hamel said The more than 100000 people needed for the usual enumeration would not get election material in time Instead he has turned to an experimental method using the final voting list for the May 22 election this year Its some what like system used in Que bec and Alberta and several foreign countries per manent voters list The change is already draw ing criticism from university students Many students were enumerated in their home rid Master Mind Game By Parker Our Reg $499 Peanut Panic Game By Parker Our Reg $940 Dragon Hunt Game By Parker Our Reg $595 99 ings for the May election but will heve to seek voters list changes so the can vote where they are atten ing school Morna Ballantyne executive officer of the National Union of Students said the change could affect up to 500000 college and university students COST THE SAME Hamel who outlined his hur riedlyprepared election plans at news conference said he expects the cost of adminis tering the election will be about the same as last May $52 million Then there will be another $10 million to $11 million in reim bursemean to candidates and political parties under the fed eral election expenses law Hamel said that even with us ing the last voters list his people will be hardpressed He had suggested the election be delayed to Feb 25 but his pro posal was not accepted Using the traditional enume ration system the election could only have been in mid March he said About 152 million Canadians were eligible to vote May 22 this year Hamel said he expects this to grow by 300000 by Feb 18 including young people reaching voting age and new citizens Gas Powered By Cox OurReg $1877 599 Coleco Zodiac Electronic computer Our Reg $4488 By Parker Our Reg $875 575 Full House Game By Parker Our Reg $640 we LayanEgg Game By Parker Our Reg $1299 Spiderman Game By Ideal Our Reg $1195 45 Pool Table By Coleco Our Reg $2775 Prime Minister Joe Clark answers questions dur ing TV taping Tuesday afternoon in Kit chener Ont Behind the prime minister are the reflections of Christmas tree lights Clark 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