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Clark Trudeau pledge to encourage travel OTTAWA CP Quebecers not like travelling in other regions of Canada because they are told to speak white and are served terrible food That declaration was made year by Solange Chaput Rollan Quebec representative at the Task Force on Canadian Unity after sitting through sev eral hours of presentations by the travel industry explaining how governmentsubsidized travel would help national un ity Despite her reservations Mrs Chaputltolland Signed her name to the task forces report which among other things asked the goveniment to become more heavily in volved in promoting in terprovincial travel The task force recommended the public and private sectors cooperate in expanding youth Public servants outlook bleak OTTAWA CP Faced with choice between Liberals who have eliminated 5000 govem ment jobs in the last 10 months and Progressive Conservatives who say they will cut 60000 in the next three years any likely outcome of the May 22 looks bleak to public servants Some see the NDP with no announced policy on public service cuts as their least dam aging option but they recognize its chances of for ming the next government are virtually nil In Ottawa where one out of every three workers is federal employee the issue of govern ment jobs dominates candi dates meetings and cafeteria talk As the Public Service Alliance of Canada representing almost all public servants puts it We are not only choosing our government we are also choosing our em ployer it has done everything but come straight out and say so to indicate it supports the NDP There are 435000 federal pub lic servants in the country equivalent to about onehalf the population of Saskatchewan One quarter work in Ottawa Hull The remaining 75 per cent are scattered across the coun try in groups too small to have any significant impact on voting results Montreal and Toronto for instance each have about 32000 federal government workers but their populations are more than two million Liberals are under fire for the govemments August decision to trim 5000 jobs from its pay roll and to eventually cancel bo nuses paid bilingual bureau crats and its plans to relocate federal employees in such dis tant centres as Camrose Alta and Charlottetown and to link public service salaries with those of private industry exchange programs to include adults and to find ways of re ducing domestic travel costs Now both Prime Minister Trudeau and Progressive Conlt servative leader Joe Tlark have promised they would head government encouraging travel as way to foster national un ity LIBEHALS FIRST Only Trudeau has so far pre sented concrete plan He said in Montreal on Thurs day that Liberal government would expand the Open House program which promotes ex changes among students and expand it to include senior citi zens As well pilot project would be established for exchange vis its among entire families The Open House program be gan in the 197778 fiscal year For the current fiscal year $10 million has been earmarked for the program potentially subsi dizing exchanges among 33000 travellers By 198283 an estimated 100 000 persons would be aided by grants totalling $30 million Since the program began there was never enough funds to meet demand More than half of the cx changes so far were between Frenchand EnglishCanadians and made an effective contri bution to national unity Clark announced April 20 in Cowansville Que Con servative government would promote travel especially among the young Conservative government would meet transportation companies to find ways of increasing domestic travel Clark said P4 30 79 Liberals reiect proposed debate OTTAWA lCPl The Liberal party has rejected proposed 90minute debate among the four federal party leaders on Frenchlanguage television arguing that head tohead debates should be allowed the same as those scheduled for Englishlanguage television The Liberal decision deliv ered to network spokesmen Thursday left the proposed Frenchlanguage debate in limbo Network officials im mediately huddled to try and come up with solution RadioCanada the CBCS Frenchlanguage network and TVA privatelyowned Quebec network proposed the four leaders meet together with moderator and two journalists The debate would be taped May 17 for broadcast the evening of May 18 Conservative and NDP spokesmen agreed to the format while the Liberals and Social Credit asked for day to study the proposal Liberal spokesman Gordon Ashworth said Thursday that Prime Minister Trudeau wants French Canada to see the same kind of headtohead debate as the rest of the country Following the Liberal deci sion network officials asked the parties for another oneday extension to consider the matter Conservative and NDP spokesmen said Thursday the matter will have to be resolved quickly because of scheduling problems facing all parties back at lcosts Roy trying to attract separatists by advocating minarity government THE CANADIAN PRESS Prime Minister Trudeau told francophone audience at Drummondville Que Thur sday that Social Credit Leader Fabien Roy is trying to attract separatist votes by advocating minority government after the May 22 federal election Quebecers would be sacri ficing their future if their votes helped establish minority government said Trudeau adding that Progressive Conservative Leader Joe Clark is too weak to deal with the separatist threat in Quebec Roy denied in Rouyn Que that he is jumping on the Parti Quebecois bandwagon but used Quebec government figures to back his claim that Quebec has been deprived of $18 billion since 1961 because of inequi table federal spending Clark involved in public difference with Roch LaSalle his Quebec lieutenant over un ity said Thursday that Quebe cers would be convinced to stay in Canada if his party formed the government As the Liberals pledged week ago Clark said he also would seek to have homemak ers included in the Canada Pen sion Plan and to eliminate the mandatory retirement age of 65 for federal workers so people could work longer and collect the pension benefits later Clark attacked Trudeau in Cornwall 0nt for trying to run the government as one man band New Democratic Leader Ed Broadbent campaigned in Brit ish Columbia on high food prices The government should dismember food marketing gi ants such as George Weston Ltd to provide more com petition and lowerpriced food Later in Calgary he said the federal and Alberta govern ments should set up natural gas bank to buy surplus gas now to supply energy for Que bec and the Maritimes in the future Today the Trudeau cam paign was bound for the Quebec communities of Hauterive Bagotville and Val dOr Clark PMs attack stupid CALGARY CF New Democratic Leader Ed Broad bent said Thursday Prime Min ister Trudeaus attack on the NDP as the party of big la bor was stupid and dishonest He told 300 cheering support ers Trudeau will pay the price for his arrogance and predicted that the Liberals will be wiped out 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