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AA The Barrie Examiner Tuesday March 15 1977 Evidence of bias within CBC sought from public by CRTC OTTAWA CPI The Cana dian Radiotelevision and Tele communications Commission CRTC invited politicians and the public Monday to present evidence of proseparatist bias within the CBC CRTC chairman Harry Boyle told news conference here that an inquiry into the CBC will go ahead this spring even though the regulatory agency has not received any specific complaints that separatists are slanting the networks news and current affairs programs Boyle responded to Prime Minister Trudeaus March re quest for an inquiry by inviting all members of Parliament and the general public to make written submissions to the CR TC by April Is He said the CRTC the federal broadcasting regulatory agen cy accepted Trudeaus request to conduct the inquiry because the 1member agency detected public uneasiness about broad casting Mennonites accept grant KITCIIENER hit tClt The Mennonite Conference of Ontario which condemns lot teries on moral and religious grounds has conditionally ac cepted SZSIMXIO grant from intario At meeting Saturday 144 delegates in attendance ac cepted the grant after being told rejecting it might delay building of $3 lIIIIllIUIl senior citizens community centre in Cambridge Out After five hours of debate they agreed to take the money on condition that the con ference look into ways of repay ing it The executive of the Men nonile ouncil representing 47 301 members said in state inent distributed at the meet mg see the lottery system cploiting the poor entrappiiig gambling addicts and bringing nitstortune to some of the win tiers layton Pressman chairman of the board of directors of sen ior citiens home said in statement to delegates he saw no difterence between ac cepting Wintario money and other gtnernment funds The board has used proin cial budding and operating grants without passing iudginent on how governments icqiiire funds sales taXes tobacco liquor gambling etc HARRY BOYLE spring inquiry have heard about charges of bias but havent received any Boyle said dont have any specific allegations before me CBC President AW Johnson promised last week to cooper ate with the inquiry and has scheduled news conference for today to comment further HOLDSCONFERENCE The Canadian Union of Public Employees represen MON TO FRI 830 AM 900 PM SAT 8130 AM bO IM 125 Paramettes WITH IRON PECIAL $281 ting some 4500 CBC employees has also scheduled news con ference for today to discuss the inquiry In Montreal Monday the Na tional Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians representing 2500 CBC employ ees said the inquiry is threat to democracy Trudeau said last week he has heard numerous com plaints from Quebecers that RadioCanada the French Ianguage arm of the CBC distorts its programs to favor the separatist cause Several senior cabinet minis ters have made similar charges The inquiry is to be con ducted by committee of the nine parttime members of the BIC with Boyle as chairman and possibly with the Iielp of some nonRlt persons Furnace Trouble 24 hr repairs to new and used furnaces Work done by licenced mechanic Phone John Benson 4562545 Manpower and lmrnigration Bud Cullen Minister in mun Kalav MULTIPLE VITAMINS including VITAMIN piul Boyle said he was under time pressure to complete the in quiry by July and that the full time CRTC members were too busy to participate The committee does not have the power to conduct public hearings but it may recom mend to the full CRIC that such hearings be held Persons wishing to make sub missions to the commitle about specific CBC programs can write to Lise Ouimet acting secretarygeneral of the CRTC at 100 Metcalfe St ttawa 0ntK1A 0N2 LENI T0 FARMERS More than $55 of every $100 of credit required by the farming community in Canada is sup plied by the chartered banks making them the largest single lender in this field You wont find these Vitamins in supermarket Main daeuvre et Immigration Bud Cullen 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