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ews roundup Head of Polysar tells of letter querying rebates OTTAWA CP The president of Polysar Ltd said Tues day night he didnt know foreign subsidiary was involved in questionable rebates to customers until report of special investigation was handed to him Jan 31 But Ian Rush said in testimony before the Commons pub lic accounts committee that he had received copy of let ter from former AuditorGeneral Maxwell Henderson in 1973 raism questions over the payments Henderson wrote his letter to Prime Minister Trudeau saying Polysar Swiss subsidiary Polysar International SA PISA was billing customers at inflated rates and remit ting the difference between that and the actual price to the customer He said it allowed the customer to evade taxes at home and to avoid foreign exchange regulations Those allegations were supported in report carried out for the company board of directors late last year after the Henderson letter was leaked to the press The investigation carried out by retired Justice John Ay lesworth of the Ontario Appeal Court and David Stanley vicepresident of Wood Gundy and director of Polysar said the method of kickbacks also could have been used to defraud minority shareholders in the customer com panies May seek 78 Hydro rate boost TORONTO CPI Robert Hydro said Tuesday that the utility likely will seek 1978 increase of 10 to 12 per cent in its wholesale power rates Speaking to meeting of Electrical Utilities said the proposal will be ths to Energy Minister James Taylor for referral to the Ontario Energy Board Ontario Hydro raised its wholesale rates by 30 per cent last Jan Taylor said Hydro is con sidering an experimental solarheating installation in one of its buildings and is also doing research on heat pumps which would work in conjunction with solar energy ROBERT TAYLOR wholesale rates Uranium shavings stolen BRAMPTON Ont CPI Police say that about 550 poun been stolen from company in nearby Mississauga The shavings containedy in two blue barrels are used by Leavens Brothers Co to make nuclear shields for ex periments by Eldorado Nuclear Ltd owners of shipment reported missing Monday Hugh Spence an information officer with the Atomic Energy Control Board in Ottawa said the metal might catch fire if mishandled but does not contain enough radiation to harm person Sdpence said the shavings normally are stored in liquid an might ignite if left exposed 8117 earned over $100000 OTTAWA CP total of8llT persons had total taxable incomes exceeding $100000 during 1974 the Commons was told Tuesday written response to question by Liberal MP llarold Herbert Montreal Vaudreuili showed half of the wealthy 4080 lived in Ontario By comparison total of 1968 Quebec residents reported total incomes of more than $100000 Other provinces have fewer residents in the highincome range British Columbia 850 Alberta 549 Saskatchewan 200 Manitoba 138 Nova Scotia 113 New Brunswick and Edward Island and the two northern territories because of secrecy about their tax returns Stricter blood checks urged TORONTO CPI coroners jury recommended Tues day stricter checks on blood used for transfusions during surgery in Wellesley Hospital The jury had been told that Irene Sterback 68 died last Jan 12 after being given between 300 and 400 cubic centi metres of blood intended for another patient The jury recommended that the hospital design clearer bloodcontainer labels to be clipped to the pole from which blood is hung and that the label be taken to the refrigerator when more blood units are collected The jury urged that bloodchecking procedures be posted at refrigerators that good lighting in and around refrigerators is ensured and that blood types be entered on patients charts Urges broader pollution probe PETEKBOROUGH Ont CP NDP Leader Stephen Lewis urged Tuesday that the Ontario environment ministry broaden its in vestigation of chemical con tamination of inland waters He told an NDP riding nomination meeting that in dustrial emissions par ticularly from pulp and paper mills are the main cause of mercury pollution of water Lewis accused the Progressive Conservative government of serious economic mismanagement of natural resources and said his party has little con fidence in the environment ministrys eagerness to in vestigatepollution He said industrial plants discharge more than twice as much pollution into water ways as municipalities but pay less than onequarter of the cost of sewage project to clean up the water Speech missed NB jobless FREDERICTON CP An unemployment rateof nearly 30 per cent in some sections of New Brunswick went un noticed in the provincial governments speech from the throne Opposition Leader Robert lliggins said Tuesday king to reporters after the speech Higgins said the SIEIIIEN LEWIS accuses ls ad ress lacked anything economic He declined further Taylor chairman of Ontario the Ontario Municipal Elec tric Association and the Association of Municipal Taylor presented in about two mon ds of spontaneouslycombustible uranium shavings have Newfoundland 53 each No figures were provided for Prince the small number of rich residents and the need to maintain comment on the legislative package saying he has lost con fidence in the government The speech read by LtGov lledard Hobicliaud in English and French indicated the government because of financial restraint is relying heavily on longterm measures and the private sector to ease the unemployment problem Election would irk voters PORT HOPE Ont CI Ithpeaker of the Ontario leg islature said Tuesday that voters would not be pleased about 59 an early rovincial election unless major issue surfaces Russel Rowe Progressive Conservative member of the legislature for Northumberland said that although the three parties are preparing for an election the present minority government has been working fairly well Are you sure its not going to hurt That might have been Honored Actress Bette Davis is shown in Bttli llills Tuesday night after 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