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the examiner Woanguhy Doc 14 1977 extra Incentive tax legislation OKd OTTAWA CPI Govemnient 1e slation containing busmess incentives and small persona tax cut got final ap proval in the Commons Tuesday on the heels of new statistics showing an increasing inflation rate The Liberalmajority passed the bill by vote of 109 to 88 despite opposuion from the Progressive Conservative and New Democratic parties and one Social Credit MP It ended 60hour debate spread over 21 days and was the first piece of legislation passed in this session of Parlia ment which began Oct 18 Earlier the government turned back opposition demands for emergency economic measures to counter the 91per cent inflation rate and rcent unemployment the highest rate since the Depression in the 19305 Prime Minister Trudeau said he will not prevent petroleum and auto price increases scheduled for January adding there are bound to be ups and downs in the economy Opposition Leader Joe Clark responded to that by at tacking what he called yoyo economic theories Like Finance Minister Jean Chretien Trudeau urged the opposition to pass the tax bill which contains maximum $100 tax reduction in January and February for about 75 million people mostly those earning less than $20000 year Challenging year for farmers OTTAWA 1CP1 Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan said Tuesday that farmers face challenging year in 1978 and that his department will come up with programs to help them if they encounter unexpected troubles He was speaking at the final session of an agriculture outlook con ference Net farm income is ex pected to be $31 billion in 1978 the third straight year it will have dropped Returns from livestock should im prove because of lower feed costs but the value of field crops will decline After his speech Whelan spent 30 minutes answering questions from some 400 provincial agriculture of ficials and farm leaders who attended the twoday con ference EUGENE WHELAN offers aid Christmas break for MP5 OTTAWA 1CP1 MPs next week will discuss the prospeclt ts of peace on earth and then go home for Christmas Government sources said Tuesday night there will be special twoday debate on foreign affairs Monday and Tues day The MP5 will head for home for Christmas break that will last until Jan 23 Wallpaper paste warning TORONTO 1CP1 Medical officers of health have been warned by the Ontario health ministry that wallpaper pastes containing pesticides and fungicides may be harmful to small children if used as play glue Ministry officials said Tuesday they were alerted by the Niagara Regional Health Unit which was investigating glue used in nursery schdol and kindergartens Education grant boost urged TORONTO 1C Education officials told Premier William Davis on Tuesday that grants to school boards must be increased by seven per cent to maintain the existing level of education services The Ontario Teachers Federation the Ontario Association of Education Administrative Officials and the Association of Large School Boards said in brief presented to Davis that the alternative would be 10percent increase in local taxes The brief said school boards will find it impossible to maintain the level of service to their communities on the 479percent increase in school grants announced by Treasurer Darcy McKeough UK firemen reject offer LONDON Reuter Britains 36000 striking firemen voted Tuesday against governmentapproved pay offer crushing hopes of an end to their walkout At meetings in London Manchester Liverpool and other cities the firemen turned down 10percent raise now plus further increases over two years until they reach parity with the countrys skilled workers The firemen went on strike Nov 14 to sup Mounties Opened mail even after stOp order OTTAWA CP Even after RCMP Chief Supt Murray Sex smith reluctant stopped authorization of legal mail openings in August 1975 Moun ties on at least two occasions in tercepted the mail on their own initiative without his knowledge Sexsmith said Tuesday that Warren Allmand while solic itorgeneral signed warrant under the Official Secrets Act in an attempt to give the RCMP security service legal power to intercept mail going to sym pathizer of the terrorist Japa nese Red Army Allmand insisted however that the RCMP first check whether the warrant overrode Millionaire sentenced to 15 years AMSTERDAM AP Dutch millionaire Pieter Menten was sentenced to 15 years in jail to day for taking part in the Nazi killing of Polish Jews during the Second World War The 78yearold art collector was involved in mass killings which took place at the village of Podhoroce Poland on July 1941 the court ruled But the court dismissed charges that Menten took part in another massacre at the vil lage of Urycz on Aug 27 1941 as not proven and said he would be acquitted on this count Formal charges against Men ten said he took part in the kill ings of 20 to 30 persons at Pod horoce and of 175 to 200 persons at Urycz Both villages now are part of the Soviet Ukraine Menten denied all the charges Todays was the second ver dict against Menten for his war time activities The first was in 1949 when he drew an eight month sentence for collaborat ing with the Nazis But he was acquitted then of charges of serving with German forces and stealing an art collection from Polish professor The new charges against him followed series of exposures in the Dutch press in 1976 which resulted in authorities laun ching fresh investigation into his past In Soars Flyer of Dec 13 Where Christmas Ideas Begin on page there is on error concerning division 29 item Baby Walker Stock No 27150 and Item Stroller Crib No 66112 and Play Pen No 67156 and Stroller No 66095 and Comforter No 16379 These items are not available at this time but orders will be tokonlor further delivery We are sorry I0r any in convenience this may have caused port claim for an immediate 30percent raise Ith province WINDSOR Ont CPI Two political science students from the University of Windsor are investigating the idea of Essex Kent and Lambton counties se ceding from Ontario to form Canadas 11th province Dwight Duncan 18 and Harry Drummond 26 an nounced their study part of class project at news confer ence Monday MEIlUN 131 Complete Dénture Service Hours am 36 pm Mon thru Sat 280 Dunlop St Barrie 7286810 Member Dentbrist Society Iliix advertisement it not to be mnilrued It public riflering in my IVflLTYI€ of Canada oft11 rruriltrr mentioan hrretn Such oflering will be made in ll lmvinu of Ontario and only when prospertus liar been rumpled for filing by the Ontario SrrJiiritirv Clmnlliiltln Yrtv 1114c the munlclpal savings loan corporation 300000 Common Shares without par value Price $750 per share lhr oflcring is made by the prospectus only copies of wllttll may bi obtained from the umlcrsigmrl 11an such other Itllcm 111 may lawfully oflcr llimc scruritics in this province Wood Gundy Limited 11111111wri77 the Post Office Acts absolute prohibition against interfering with firstclass mail It didnt the force was told and the war rant was useless Sexsmith said he learned only recently while gathering infor mation for the McDonald royal commission into RCMP wrongdoing that local in itiatives had been used to in tercept mail The result he maintained was the discovery in Canada and deportation last year of Red Army member named Omura now imprisoned in Japan RETRIEVED LETTERS In Ottawa he said other Mounties apparently with the help of mail carrier had been retrieving letters sent by for eign intelligence service from mail box Sexsmith said this practice was stopped in July 1976 Sexsmith security man sin ce 1951 is deputy director general for operations of the se curity service Parliament has been told the RCMP has been opening mail illegally for at least 40 years Sexsmith said such action was in the hands of area commands until November 1970 and records until then are frag mentary RCMP headquarters took control of mail openings and iii terception in November 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