; spokpam
J the’ ii medicine.
atte controls on public service: wages, .

oo nyglaendd tt ai “one step all alone.” «°"
: a ging wae he sald.

pen ee

: eee a move that will force Canadians toy pay an extra
3 in income tax over the next two years.

; at the economy. needa now is tax reductions to en-
ciurage spending and investment, Broadbent said.

, ‘John Kyle, economic policy chairman of the Canadian

Fadeation of Independent Business, called MacEachen’s
work “9 good news, bad news document," with most of the
tins news hekt over forthe fall. _

'S

. VANCOUVER (CP) — Reaction was mixed Monday to
“federal Finance Minister Allan MacEachen’s new budget,
with B.C. politicians and businessmen most surprised at the

: $19.6: billion deficit’ and the stringent public sector wage

«controls, |

‘Walle ' some considered the. * budget & atop in the right

ve Conservative Leader Joe Clark sald ipa Mj
wage restraint is a step in the. Fight, rection bat

"peat two tax y

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en Inimediately cindemned the Buje as mate af.

Many. economists and busin \aleo appeared |

; shocked at ie alze of the deficit — twic tt large per capita ©
adian Labor Congress presidail Denna MeDerinot :
beenlog ‘interest rates high. :
- MarEachen said Canada will. turn in the ‘wordt economic ;
 perlormance of any. major Western industrial nation: this”
_-year and the deficit has exploded to an anlicipated:recard °
$18.6 billion in the fiseal year that began’ April 1...
The “horrid §2-billlon deficit” indies eecnamy ” , ol
“wo Keep the deficit trom. going ‘higher, the finance wa
_ Malnister limited inflation indexing of social benefits, such:
a8 old-age pensions and family allowances, to six and five
per cent respectively in the néxt two tax years. Previoualy,’

as the U.S. deficit, which MacEachea ‘has blamed: for

Bit he counter-attacked on several fronts:

Increases were tied to the Inflation rate, mow 11.8 per cert
on an annual basis.

eo Move Wi
, While fattening federal coffera‘by $1.3
billion. MacKachen, also plans. to save Ottawa $340 million

- by, reducing or deferring other spending.

—To encourage foreign investment, the finance minister
relned in the Foreign Investment Review Agency further

and said the government does nat intend to press the pace of

. direction, others sald it didn’t go far enough to build in-,

vestor confidence and fight inflation.
“That deficit is really a black cloud,’’ sald Vancouver

. Stock Exchange president Donald Hudson, “I consider that.

it really casts a pall over the whole budget. ”
- “They needed to be a bit more dramatic and to ny things _

RCMP. can fingerprint with force

VANCOUVER (CP)— Police are entitled to use whatever
force is necessary to fingerprint a juvenile charged with a
serious offence, the B.C: Court of Appeal ruled Monday

CORNER
STONE

by BRIAN
GREGG

; ; Romnen Catholic Church received an: apocalyptic:
at Fatima in Portugal in 1017 Veen the- aiet

selves for sinners, and say often, especially when you make
‘sacrifices: O Jesus, it is for love of You, for the conversion
of sinners, and in reparation for the offences committed
against the Immaculate Heart of Mary. ”

Byt more thon just'a few children saw.the vision in the

tradition of the prophet Joel. On a cloudy day even jour-
nalists turned out with the residents of Fatima for the ap-
pointed hour and witnessed the vision of the end of the days
_ when the sun falls from the sky and this universe crumples
inte the great sea of fire the posts called hell.

- When Moses carrie down from Sinai his face was still quite
_ radiant with traces of the Divine colloquy, say the Catholic

- writings, and at Fatima also this vast multitude that had
just witnessed: wonders worthy. of “Sinal, jal, departed
gradually, happy, restrained, recollécted, all radiant still
front the Divine contact which had just renewed their souls

’ Ina hew baptism of faith, confidence, contrition and love,

whose fiery impression will remain forever ineffecable, °

They had seen the clouds part and the sun leave its place’ ..

in the firmament, ‘and falling from ‘side to aide, plunge
vigeagging upon’ them below, sending out a heart’ in-
creasingly intense and giving to the spectators a clear
impression of the scene at the end of the warld (following
the 1,000 year reign of Christ) foretold in the Gospel, when
the sunand the stars will fall In disorder uponthe Earth. —
Those who understand the Gospels will know that al some
point at the end of history all the stars and planets converge’
on the planet Earth to make the great sea of fire:- At that
" time us will lead the saved to the New Heavens and the
. Hell isa part of this fallen universe and Is also
set vod fe for the fires that result in the convergance of the
billions of stars upon the Earth. The souls of people who
believe that lifé ends here will be left behind to live out
eternity in this universe at that time.
‘: ‘The apparition of Mary: told: the: children in 1917 that

is “World: War I-would soon-end but if-people did-not-ceage-:--
"offending the Lord a worse war would:begin. “Then, and _-
remember this is prior to the Russian Revolution, she said

that.T shall ask for the consecreation of Rusia to my

Immaculate Heart, as well as communion of reparation on

- thefiret Saturday of the month. If my requests are granted,
Rusaia will be converted and there will be peace. Otherwise
"Russia. will spread its errors through the world, raising up-
. ward and persecutions dgainst the Church. The good will be

‘martyred, the Holy Father will have to suffer much,
sevefal nations will be-wiped-out...”

Jus
released by the Vatican but we see these prophetic words

being fillilled today. Of course when Mary speaks of her -
Iramaculate Heart she spealoof-the rebirth ‘from heather
to Christian. Just as Jesus was born of the Holy Splritso we
Ibe born again in our Beatts of the Holy Spirit. We
te Eemenctlale Hert,

. mus J
; nee te ear

. a a treed yor wacied ioet, ‘Do not work for

: -.-food ‘that Cannot last, but work for food that.endures‘to

‘ eternal life; the kind of food the Gon of Man is offering you, ~~

for oa him the Father’, God himself, bas sethisseal.” (John
BBR oe

Had the world repented as the apparition of Maxy-had oa!

- asked through the people of Fatims history might be very.“

different today, We are reminded of what Jeaus told His... =...

‘ contemporaries: To what shall I compare this generation? - ma

a ie

It ts like children sitting in the market places and claling to

their playmates,
we wailed and you Aid not mourn." (Matthew 14: 16),

Ro
roan

The court ruled that police can force a juvenile to be
fingerprinted without threat of being sued for assault.

The decision is the opposite to a. Prince Edward Island
ruling on the case and may be appealed to the Supreme
Court of Canada.

“RCMP in B.C. ‘say they hope the decision will mean a
return to the days when they fingerprinted any juvenile
charged with a criminal offence. . —- :

‘They say a number of street-wike juveniles. a7 years and
under) hdve been getting away with breaking and entering,
thelt and vandalism because they can’t be-fingerprinted.

The practice in B.C. of fingerprinting juveniles without
their consent came to an abrupt halt following a lower
court’s decision Jast November that a juvenile can sue a
Police officer who forcibly fingerprints him.

. B.C. Supreme Court Chief Justice Allan McEachera
decided that police who Insist that a-juvenile be finger-
printed can be sued for damages for assault. The decision
opened the way. for a Kelowna, B.C., family to sue RCMP

Sgt. Vern Baugh, who had forced the couples’ 16-year-old

son, who hing charged with an indictable offence, to be
ed. The suit. did not 8 to trial

fue atiett VA LICREUPALD Shy REPRE Bae

f
| otted des Fetal department agreed to pay the family, $500...

ed the decision. Justices Brian Carrothers,
Ernest Hinkson and James Macdonald, in overturning

’ Justice MacEachern’s decision, found that a juvenile

charged with an indictable offence under the Juvenile
Delinquency Act Is. Still subject to the Identification of

Criminals Act.

Masters received

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cost taxpayers an average of 30 over the.

because the at-. .

afhe.,.attorney general's. department :sut- .

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‘the Canadinnization of the energy indusey

immediately ahead.” .
To try, again to bring down inflation’ ‘and restore. con:

“in fhe years

fidence to ‘the economy, he ‘polled. back’ (MPs' ‘salaries
slightly. this: year’ and: reduced’ inflation-related: ‘increases

planned for, 1983 and 1084 to six and five per cent: Tespacs.

“tlyely; f°

~ 7 AS well, ‘MacEacher pit a sii-per-cent ceiling in Wage.

‘fective Thursday: for the next year, anda five-per-cent Minit. -
for the ‘next 12 months. The savings will be $800 million.
Trudeay will ask the premiers Wednesday at a meeting in
Otlawa to take similar actlon in provincial ‘furisdictiog,:
-while MacEachen asked Canadians in the private sector.

“"-Monday to voluntarily accept comparable raises,

* —To compensate, MacEachen promised equally strict
limits on prices In federally-regulated industries such as air
- transport and telecomraunications and urged the premiers
to follow suit,
, However, officials said the controls won't cover one of the
biggest items in the cost of living — energy,
Agreements with. the ofl producing provinces which call

stitics call budget tragically unimaginative _

to encourage Inveatment in Canadian companies, thraugh
the tax system," Hudson said. “They haven't done it."

Hugh Curtls, the Social Credit government's: finance
minister, said BX, wil reassess its wage restraint program
in light of the more stfingent measures taken by Oitawa.

The B.C. program introduced earlier this ear by
Premier Bill Bennett contains wage limits betw eight
and M4 per |eent on public servants while the” federal
government imposed a limit of six per cent. Curtis said:
when Bennett returns: from Ottawa cabinet will discuss
whether these limits should be lowered.

Curtis added the new budget dees contain some postive .
moves that could improve the economy.

New Democratic Party Opposition Leader Dave Barrett -

described the budget as “tragically sad. and
unimaginative,” He anid It was a typical knee-jerk response
by the Liberals to the political situation they are in.
Bill Hamilton, president of the Employers’ Council ‘of
‘B.C., called the deficit staggering but commended the
‘government for its efforts to reduce inflation by imposing

| ‘wage restraints on the public sector.

’ John Sullivan, regional representative of the Public
Service Alliance of Canada, said he had expected wage
controls for some months, but “was very surprised at the
magnitude of the controls.”

Ralph Franklin, senior vice-president of the Bank of

Montreal, said he thought the budget was a step in the right .

direction, but said the guidelines for ‘public sector control
were "more severe than I expected.”

Tony Hepburn; president of Odlum Brown and T.B. ‘Read
Ltd., called the deficit alarming and appalling, several of
ita minor measures constructive, and the budget as a whole
“grounds! forthe resignation’ of any’ finance minister’ .

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_ The -Inatitute': of ‘Chartered “Accountants ‘of Bei “f

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increases in the 800,000-person federal: public “service, ef-

nomic

fo ee ey

* gents a litre: 1 remain in force,

’, Total: spending for 1982-85 rigw. ls forecast ‘at sai bilidoes; :

“up from the $76.8-billion forecast last fall, while revenue bas
fallen to $58.6.bilion irom $65 billion." coe
', MacEachen said the main ¢ulprit. for. the mushrooming

 defielt is the recession, which has driven up: government 6. '
“spending ‘—" on. job creation and social programs, for. ©
_ exainple,— while pushing down: m Gevernument revenues from wee

Corporate and Personal taxes

However, by. raising taxes: and “thilg otter. money © -

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MacEachen did find vome cash t brosden the meagre

interest-rate relief. he offered last fall. -

Buyers of new homes and first-time buyecs of existing =

homes will get tax-free grants of $3,000, while the morigage

renewal plan for existing homeowners has been expanded, .

Interest rates on loans to small

a ermen will be reduced by up to four per cent for two |

ears under a $400-million Brant program.
cn additional $100-million will be provided to the Farm
Credit Corp, to keep! farmera from gaing: bankrupt.

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Columbia. also feared that néither appeals to. torelgn or

domestic.capital will’ bé Adequate.
Institute president Bob Morfitt, while acknowledging that
‘proposed consultatlon on investment tax measures ‘is a

positive step, nated that it is taking place after the budget, .

rather than before, and will delay much-needed legislation.
James L. Deiholme, president of the Canadian Certified

General Accountants Association, called the budget “a

shocking statement of financial. nismanageme =
Denholme said the budget reflects political expediency,

tinkers with the economy rather than-addressing {te un-,

derlying problems, and is unlikely to have.any. real effects. :
Allan Sinclair, who speaks for the Council of Forest
Industries of B.C., was optimistic.

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