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4 KING ST. E. No Dealers Please. SAVE fF SAVE Ile HAS A DISCOM- TO YOU. HREE PEOPLE IN ISCOMFORT, HE PRESIDENTS oilect) e're constantly on d everything that > utmost ease and stores. The men in fort are president presidents Harry 8 want you to be y you buy at Pow- o> know about it on 80 we can rectify vith a complaint is lunatic at Power. Te err is human - vine. It's you who e grateful. That's keep your comfort / DEFEATED Alan Eagleson, a lawyer known for his work on be- half of professional hockey players, was defeated Tues- day in his bid for re-elec- tion in the Toronto area riding of Lakeshore. The PC was defeated in the On- tario provincial election by Pat Lawlor of the NDP.* U.S. Economy Power Seen MONTREAL (CP) -- The power of the United States econ- omy weighs on English-speak- ing and French - Canadians alike and should be faced by a united Canadian front, Manpow- er Minister Marchand said Tuesday. Speaking in French without a text to a luncheon meeting of the Montreal Chamber of Com- merce, he said he would "rather it weren't that way." "But we don't have the $10,- * 000,000,000 that could give us, even if we had the talent for it, an equal economy and technolo- gy of our own. "What we must do is see things as they are--not tear one another apart, but see if we can find a way together. Maybe to- gether we have a chance to do somthing about it." By TOM MITCHELL OTTAWA (CP)--A new Big Overhaul Asked Canada Broadcasting The commission would have to regulate program standards, scheduling policy watchdog agency for broadcast- ing, with more powerful teeth and a longer leaslx was pro- posed in a government bill pre- sented to the Commons Tues- day. The bill, its 67 clauses embod- ying a major overhaul for and the amount of time devoted to advertising and its character. It could set individual licence conditions for each broadcaster. The sources said the clause on the public sector prevailing over private interests would cover a such as the one that of a Canadian radio to replace the present Board of Broadcast Governors. It would be made more inde- pendent of government control and backed up by power to im- pose stiff fines or cancel broad- cast licences where its regula- tions are breached, The bill, given first reading in the Commons, also makes these important stipulations: --The objectives of the public- ly owned Canadian Broadcast- ing Corp. take precedence over interests of privately owned broadcasting stations and "must prevail'? when any con- flict arises between the two. --All Canadians are "entitled to broadcasting service in Eng- lish and French" from the CBC as public funds are available. USE LOCAL TALENT --All broadcasting in Canada is to be "'of high standard, using predominantly Canadian re- sources," --The CBC has a duty to "contribute to the development of national unity and provide for a continuing expression of Cana- dian identity." The proposed commission, with five full-time and 10 part- time members, is handed re- sponsibility to "regulate and su- pervise all aspects of the Cana- dian broadcasting system." This places it in authority over the CBC as well as private broadcasters as far as achiey- ing policy is concerned. It would be the sole authority empowered to issue broadcast- ing licences. The new bill gives the govern- ment a veto over a decision by the commission to issue, amend or renew a licence. But the commission would re- main the only body able to give out a licence. Licences now are issued on order of the cabinet. broadcasting, proposes creation disp jeducation rests with the provy- government proposed that the Physical facilities for educa- tional broadcasting be set up under government control but that programs to be carried would be the responsibility of the province concerned, because constitutional jurisdiction over inces. ernment plans to give the CBC financing for five-year periods, instead of the year-to-year fi- nancing it now gets. This also would be covered in a separate bill to be brought in before the fiscal year ends next March 31. The bill proposes a revamped top echelon for the CBC. The jpresident would be concerned mainly with corporation policy. An_ executive vice-president would take over responsibility for day-to-day running of the CBC, acting as a general mana- ger, J. Alphonse Qumet present CBC president, submitted his resignation to the government brewed up a few years ago over which network would carry the Grey Cup football final. The new bill also would bring community-antennae TV sys- tems under the commission and require a licence for them. The bill mentions education broadcasting only briefly, say- ing facilities should be provided for it State Secretary Judy La- Marsh, who spoke briefly before the bill got first reading, said this would be covered in a sep- arate measure to be brought be- fore the Commons later. In a white paper setting out intentions 14 months ago, the Always there with ready cash "50. P50 or more | NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED 286 KING STREET W. 723-3487 POUKTACUIAR 250 FREE / "a TRICK-O HATS They light up! Equipped with flasher bulb. We love you... we love your children... and we want them to be safe. 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There has been no announce- ment of the two new appoint- ments to be made under the new act. Although the new bill places the CBC under the regulatory commission in achieving policy aims, it includes a '"'safety valve" clause, When the CBC 'feels a condi- tion imposed by the regulatory body would 'unreasonably im- pede" its efforts to provide a national broadcasting service, it could appeal to the secretary of state, the minister responsible for broadcasting. The minister could give the commission a directive after agreed to stay on in the post'consultation with both sides. Any such directive would have to be published in the Canada Gazette. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 18, 1967 13 The new bill would allow the commission president to send two or more members any- where to conduct a public hear- ing. At least one full-time mem-} ber would have to be present. 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