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the examiner Tuouday May 15 1979 Clark keeps slant on Davis BNA Stand TORONTO Pi Joe Clark kept silent Monday In the face of the fact that his chief ally Conservative Premier William Davis of Ontario made clear he opposes Clarks position on the bringing home of the Canadian constitution from Westminster There was no comment from the federal Conservative leaders camp afterpavis is sued statement saying there is urgent need to move the con stitution to Ottawa with or without agreement by the provinces Thestatement agrcm with what Liberal Prime Minister Trudeau has been saying and conflicts with Clark statements that the constitution cannot be moved without provincial co operation It came only eight days be fore Canada chooses govem ment and day after Trudeau and Clark disagreed on Daviss position during national tele vision debate And it came only short time after Trudeaus office in Ot tawa issued statement showing that Davis said last February that if necessary Lang confident but wary of NDP SASKATOON CP Federal Transport Minister Otto Lang the Liberal governments big gun on the Prairies is running for his political life in Saskatoon East Everybody feels that theyve got good shot at it said Rev Bob Ogle the Roman Catholic priest running for the NDI The big thingiswhocan swing the uncommitted voters in the last couple of days Lang insists he is confident of victory but he is wary of the NIls organizational ability which Ogle has honed for al most two years NDP workers got some practical experience in the provincial election last fall which the NDI won hands down Theyve just gone through an exercise of an election in this area but in my estimation there are good number of people who vote one way pro vincially and quite definitely look at it different way feder ally Said Lang Dan Meyers the Progressive Conservative lines up the can didates little differently Its twoway race in my mind said Meyers From what gather at the doors everybody talk to is of the opinion that the Trudeau Liberals must go It would ap le that my opposition would Bob Ogle Voters in the riding will also be able to chose Gary llollotl Social redit candidate or Eric Trudeaumania hits Ottawa OTTAWA lCPl Ottawa got brief flash of lrudeaumania Monday when Prime Minister Trudeau tried bit of elec tioneering block from Parlia ment llill Srolling down the Sparks Street mall Trudeau was told by many he was the winner in Sundays televised leaders de bate He was given an ice cream cone by one vendor and danced jig with two women listening to country music band lle autographed everything lrom $10 bills to copy of the British North America Act the countrys constitution He said he hoped the next time he signed it it would read Made in anada reference to lrudeaus emphasis on getting control of the constitution from Britain Priced From 60013 87843 F7844 13190 3445 3930 $31 OTTO LANG problem twofold Neufeld running for the Marx istLeninist Party LANG8 PROBLEM Langs problem is twofold Meyers and Ogle both have handsome headstarts in can vassing and there is feeling among some voters that it is time for new prime minister You have to appreciate that theres been certain amount of antiTrudeau sentiment in every election and that in cludes 1968 said Lang the constitution should be patriated without hindrance of the provinces Mr Clark was dead wrong last night the statement said IARK OFFICIALS MlM Clark was travelling in the Atlantic provinces when Daviss statement was released here Asked for comment officials said they wanted to read Daviss statement The Clark party campaigns here today The situation amused New Democratic Party Leader Ed Broadbent Commenting in Vancouver he said it just shows the high level of cooperation that exists between the two levels of the Conservative party and the usual reliability of Mr Clark Clark told Trudeau in the Sunday debate that no premier supports the Liberal view that the constitution should be brought home unilaterally by the federal government if there is no provincial agreement Trudeau said Premier Davis does No Premier Davis pro posed something quite dif ferent as you well know replied Clark The public will check it to morrow said Trudeau Quite so said Clark The public will check it tomorrow and perhaps hell Davis set the record straight tomorrow Daviss recordstraightening statement did not mention Clark or Trudeau but said the time has come in 1979 112 years after our founding to take without further debate the decisive step of patriating our constitution He rejected the rest of the Trudeau proposals of the last few days giving the prov inces two years to agree to an amending formula for the con stitution and in the event of failure getting approval of formula through federally conducted referendum We have only proposed unilateral patriation the statement said We have never proposed unilateral adoption of an amending formula Davis has been staunch ally of Clark throughout the election campaign speaking 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horse race in Moncton where an independent is not reoffering and in Liberalheld Saint John In the last election the Saint John incumbent Mike Landers relatively unknown Crown prosecutor in 1904 upset Con District Home Ownership can be made easier with deductible mortgage interest Ron Stewart cares servative Tom Bell who had represented the riding for 21 years The Liberals vote total of about 13000 was virtually un changed from the 1972 election but Landers won when former Conervatives either stayed home or voted NDP and Bells total dropped by 5000 Brown said NDP candidate Eldon Richardson who raised his total to 3457 in 1974 from 778 in 1972 has some chance of winning and good chance of coming second but the race is against the Conservative chal lenger rather than the Liberal incumbent Landers lost this election long ago Ferguson is the one to beat poll Lers gel Canada workHg agan Authorized by the official agent of the Progressive Conservative Candidate in Simcoe Electoral According to poll PM tops in Charis rna By THE CANADIAN PRESS More than half of Canadian voters think Prime Minister Trudeau is the most attractive political party leader while only 109 per cent find Progres sive Conservative Leader Joe Clark the most attractive conducted for CBC television says Burgers tell tale HALIFAX CP Prime Minister Trudeau leads in Hali faxs burger poll and Robert Stanfields coattails are gone but Progressive Conservative organizers are convinced that Nova Scotia is still Tory coun try Although the Trudeauburger is sizzling on the front burnerat Halifax beverage room ahead of the Clarkburger and the Broadbentburger the Tory bur gerhas rallied in recent weeks With eight of the provinces 11 parliamentary seats in their told at dissolution the Con servatives say they are con fident of retaining those seats and are concentrating their ef forts on dislodging Deputy Prime Minister Allan MacEalt chen in Cape Breton Highlands Canso The Liberals who held two Nova Scotia seats in the last Parliament and think they have good chance of adding one and perhaps two acknowledge difficulty in selling Trudeau for another term Clark campai ning eight days before the fe eral election in Corner Brook Nfld said Conservative government would help turn Newfoundland into the Alberta of the East In forceful speech in the Liberal wasteland of Alberta the prime minister said Clarks policies on energy and inflation are illconceived and incapable of dealing with the problems facing the country In Vancouver New Demo cratic Leader Ed Broadbent said Trudeau must stop blam ing women for Canadas high unemployment Social Credit Leader Fabien Roy accused the Liberal gov ernment of redrawing Quebecs electoral map to achieve partisan ends The CBC poll conducted by Ottawas Carleton University showed once again that the Pro gressive Conservatives lead the election race everywhere in the country except the traditional Liberal stronghold of Quebec Of decided voters 409 per cent said they would vote Con servative 396 per cent Lib eral 145 per cent NDP 44 per cent Social Credit and 06 per cent other parties the poll said It was taken between April 30 and May 10 among 2332 per sons Trudeau was named by 500 per cent of voters as having the most attractive personality and by 413 per cent as the most competent to deal with issues In Edmonton Trudeau spokesman Jim Coutts dismissed the poll saying it does not rate great deal of attention Clark said Newfoundland could experience an oil boom similar to Albertas if offshore oil and gas near Newfoundland were given to the province to develop But the federal Liberal government had refused to grant the four Atlantic provinces the same control over offshore mineral resources as Alberta Saskatchewan had over their oiland gas RIVIERA SCHOOL OF MODELLING SELF IMPR VEIMEN Never before have lodios styles been so fashionable Can you picture yourself in TV com mercials magalines and runway modelling If so call for free interview and evaluation 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