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the examiner Sammy Nov 19 1977 extra Net Prime Ministers Pierre Trudeau and Giulio Andreotti talk together soon after their arrival at Ottawas Uplands Air port Friday from Toronto CP Photo Forces program discussed by PMs OIIAWA CP Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti showed keen interest Friday in Canadas multibillion dollar program to requip the armed forces with new fighter air craft and ships spokesman for Prime Minister Trudeau said Trudeau and Andreotti discussed possible industrial benefits for Canada if the armed forces bought the Tornado jet aircraft and Italian frigates The Tornado is being built by an Italian British and West German consortium The benefits might include building part of the frigates in Canada if Italy succeeded in winning contracts to supply ships to the armed forces the spokesman said The two prime ministers also talked about possible Italian participation in Canadairs Challenger project The Chal lenger is hotselling executive jet that has yet to go into production at Montrealbased Canadair Farmers need import protection OTTAWA CP Farmers need the same protection from lowpriced food imports that the federal government is ex tending to the textile and footwear industries Fred McCain PC CarletonCharlotte said Friday McCain told the Commons that Canadian negotiators at the current round of multilateral trade talks in Geneva should be told to seek such protection for the agricultural in dustry The New Brunswick MP said the horticultural industry in particular needs higher tariffs to discourage cheap imports He criticized the Liberal governments income tax bill and the federal budget for ignoring the interests of the farm community Agricultural trade netted Canada $13billion surplus last year proving the industry was worth protecting Me YEAR WARRANTY Oil NEW HOMES INCLUDING CONDOMINIUMS HUDAC NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM Purchasers should buy ONLY from Registered Builder and be assured of Deposit and downpayment protection Correction of defects and defiCienCies during first year Protection against major structural defects for years Mediation in disputes Check With your builder SOlICllOf 0r real estate broker or contact HUDAC NEW HOME WARRANTY PROGRAM 180 BIOOr St West TOronto Ont MSS 2V6 416 9223005 Winnipeg MP gives figures in Commons Up to $15M tax loss seen in Inco Ia OTTAWA CP Three lev els of government will lose up to $15 million in personal in come taxes because of layoffs of 3825 nickel mine workers by lnco Ltd David Orlikow NDPWinnipeg North said Friday Between $12 million and $15 million of the workers wages would have gone to federal provincial and municipal governments through taxes Orlikow said in the Commors Inco Ltd plans to la off within the next few months 800 workers in Sudbury Ont 650 workers in Thompson Man and 375 in Port Colborne Ont The layoffs touched off week of controversy in Parlia ment when they Were an nounced last month and the is sue continues to crop up during parliamentary debates Orlikow was speaking during debate on bill containing among other proposals per sonal and corporate income tax cuts and permission for the gov ernment to borrow $9 billion Program transfer urged in study TORONTO CP com mittee established to study pro vincialmunicipal grants has recommended that municipal ities be relieved of the financial and administrative responsi bility for employable persons The report released Friday says this responsibility shou be transferred to the federal government It says the committee also be lieves that several health pro grams should be centralized at the provincial level We have recommended that 12 programs be transferred up ward to higher lever of gov ernment the report says This will effectivel eliminate grants to municipa ities wor th $220 million in 197778 The committee also suggests maintenance Toronto 3640534 Barrie 726181 lndividual or fleet leasing Short or long term Net lease or purchase lease lnsurance and Any make or model more grants be given munici gzlities on an unconditional sis It suggests for instance that road grants be uncon ditional We think the time is ripe to slash away many of the more com licated and often outdated con itional grant formulas the report says The committee headed by Stevenson of Toronto says the entanglement of res nsi bility is real problem in the existing grant structure the report in two volumes to talling more than 800 pages was commissioned by the gov ernment in May 1967 at the suggestion of Darcy McKeough treasurer and minister of economic and in tergovernmental affairs Bob Johnston Poul Sodlon leasing lurk 233 Bradford St available lncos payroll will be reduced by about $545 million but cost to the taxpayer will be about $560000 week in unemploy ment insurance benefits assum ing most of the workers do not find jobs The national unem ployment rate was 83 per cent in October with about 886000 Canadians already out of work Orlikow also said the layoffs may hurt students who work at the mines 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