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“Canada: ~ Struggles

through ‘its worst re- -
cession since the Second
World War, experts both
and outside.
" government are looking

for- ways: of: restoring :
health to the economy. .
. The 1970s cleft ittle : ¢

; - flation
* ployment that ‘struck
young. peopl® and east-"
erners especially hard
— but failed to produce
__ Bey broad consensus for
_ Sealing with them: ’
_: "hie experience of ue
: ‘decade’ even. 5
_ ‘hat the ald enchevarks
‘ef ecmomie: wellbeing =
“prego longer witin
” reach,”
The ideal of untimlted
vith, for '-exainple,
, ‘seemed attainable to
~ sthoée .who™ participated.
“in (the postwar in-
dustrial boom
seized. gn; modem
_Aechnot ya ‘the cure,
for the evilsof. ‘He past:
- Yet. the dongterm vate ©
of real growth in the
Canadian economy
' dropped to. 4.2 per cent
in the 1970s‘and is likely
to fall further. ~
Inflation ‘rates in
"excess of 10 per cent a
yeat) are no. ‘longer
unthinkable, in contrast
to consumer price. in-
creases, that, averaged
__ only 2.5 per- cent during
“the 19508 and 1960s.
* and economic’ text-
books that ance used an .
_ unemployment ‘rate of
three “per cent a3. a
measure of. “full em-
ployment”. have - long
been outdated. — 4
Finance . "Minister
Allan: MacEachen has”
all but admitted that the

" eronomic thebries of the -....

have no relevance
the present, He dé"
scribes “himself as a-
pragmatist and refuses

"<> to cast his lotwith any. of

the particular schools of

econoniics he
studed,

“There are no quick

_ sohitlons,“ 30. we “will

need to be patient and

plan in & longer-term ,

\. ;

and: unem- ..

‘and

_ Federal

‘haa.

Conisions in his Oct. 2B

“ budget speech,
&There, are’ no. single - .

solutions - either, 50. we |

need “to combine

structural,‘ ‘industrial

;and. segiogal. policies .

with the right setting of ©

fiscal: and aegetary.

- policy: tr 3 oF
“However, fae ot

: MacEachen’s” budge

.’, was no betier in the eyes

of opposition MPs thai

- those’ “cof
predecessors:
Progressive ‘Con- -
servative finance ¢ritie
John Crosbie, whose-

his

. own budget. helped drive -

his party from power in

December,- 1979, Says:

. Liberal policy is: based

; “gn political opportunism —

"rather than economics.
“The ‘government of
- Canada since 1988 has —
followed :no economic:
‘theory that 1 can see,"
he says, 7 °
New - Democratic. :
Party finance critic Bob *

“> ae shares few - of.
 Crosbie's: views, but . .

“ggrees. that) Liberal”

economic - policy “has” -.

been: Inconsistent, hep
. hazard. . and “OX:
“perimental. :
“yy. think
Trudeau’s © Jack:
consistest interest a -
economic. problems has”
‘meant the: enonomy has:
received  ‘secondclass

Mr

_ treatment from the gov-

ernment.” | «:
Politics: hale, the |
record of the 19708 is no
cause for ‘optimism.
‘economic .
: policies’ met with” only -
* Mmited success’ ‘and.
_were clearly unable to
‘stimulate growth, curb“
inflation and. reduce .

: unemployment : ‘sie
multaneously. : J
Government spending

aimed at stimulating.

tothe ecomomy-out of the.2i gi. «visions: about future.
last réeéssitty” for“x- ren

ample, broughtona rew
bout-of inflation and led
‘to wage and price,
controls in 1975.0.
Even this dramatic”
intervention in the ~
economy ‘got mixed
_-Feviews from: the ex-
‘perts. Some: aid Ins

“framework; ” hetold the’. “

 -MacEachen's | _
Shows. éledrly. that no ~~ ~ naerp-eeonemic” polley =

~ trying, to manage the”* * am

Of
_ | problems, have. been -
‘found.

: -ipnger,

* ‘peaked’ about the time

‘the controls were an--
, nqunced. Many ‘said.
‘ Seontrols ‘had a* -pig-"

nificant | impact on

“wages bait little effect: on
+ peiges. 7 :

 ghead,.
“budget

; Looking -

imibgic ‘solutions. to. any.
Canada's ‘economic:

The minister predicts :

"peal growth wi return
_ to the economy. in 1961

but will average only 2.4 —
per cent. a year from

"1990 Gurough’ 1985.:The
. *“eonsumer price index is
‘expected ‘to rige: -by “an.

average: of a1 per "cent

“annually during. those
“years. . The >
“ployment - rate’ is to *

‘average 8.1 per ‘cent
_ with a peak of 8.7 per:

cent expected. in. 1981.

“unem-—

- MacEachen ‘has said

"inflation: is: ‘hls-top |

_ Priority;and: ‘the: budget
proposes a gradual. de-
‘cline ‘in the ‘nize. of the"
| federal’ deficit, controls
on federal spending and: -
.- Support for the Bank of —

* canada’s. ‘attempts - to:
~ egntrol:: “the :

_ Money:

‘

supply.-
, Crosbie: agress that

-, sincerity about curbing’
“spending or ‘Teducing
"the deficit.”

Rae, ‘on the ‘other
hand, Is mereinterested ©
in trying tiew. solutions

’ and especially wanis to.
_, breakaway from the old

orthodoxy’ that
unemployment is no.
an ‘Important

cine
Beyond iis, the three *
men differ in their

tiewine th a
eEachen and Crosbie
. 888 energy policy as the
- key, while’Rae is. more,

‘. ‘concerned: about..co-
” ordinated planning ‘in

general terms and in

dispelling the. popular

_ notion - that ‘Canada is

_ ane ences Irmtie 7

“" flation bad “already\

have finite resources.
People have to accept
the fact that a3 a syclety
we have-to make ‘very
difficult decislons,!”
“Where the three seem
to come. closest is in
their” ‘recognition. that.

” @cnamy ”: \@8-a Whole *-
with — broadbrush

tpolicies on public spend-

’ing, taxes and,. the
“money supply — is not -

: the only way to: a

healthy .

economy.
What's needed as well is °

“attention to: probleme -f

: Crosbie : “complains

about ‘the “high « unem-:

“ployment rate -in_ his

‘native .. Newfoundland,
for éxample; at a time

‘when the economy of °
Alberta is booming. Rae *
says some parts of .the
economy are
overheated, while
wihers arein tha grips of.
“de-industrializatlon. ne
-MaeEachen’s budget

attempted to-deal- with ©

‘ for

inflation’ ix the - SNL

" problem, -but. he ‘says

_”.MacEachen has.a woos
“hand on: the” edonamie. ..
" tiller and questions’ his"

such problema . aby .
providing’ ineteased”
governinent * “apending’
-industtial
_justment and manpower"
retraining: ; and.
centives for: those’ who *
_ invest. in ithe - poorer.

areas’ Of o Atlantic’,
; Canada.
Both Crosbie and Rae _

7 believe much’ more. is
; ‘needed to deal withthe —-
host of. “structural” ao ~

‘changes in the economy

In recent years."
Crosbie. well ‘bingwa

the -hazards- “of ‘asking

Canadians. to accept. j

"moving. away - from”

-Laborintensive . in-.,

.. G@ustries that have Tost °
- their ability to compete.

“It’s going to have to -
be tried in any event or -
we'll continue to go
stumbling | along,” he

ol

~ Chrysler still | in: 1 trouble ~

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- FORECLOSURE.
PROCEEDINGS
TO: Richard David Knox
and Sharon Catherine Knox
TAKE NOTICE: thal Her

WASHINGTON (AP) ~
More government. loan

‘guarantees and union wage

concessions will not be
enough to keep Chrysler

president Douglas Fraser

“call for up 40 $600 million in
wage concessions,

The negotiations are part
of the automaker's. latest
plan ta = stave

ajioat unless the bankruptcy. by. combining
- country’s . “absolutely $1.5 billion in cost-cutting
devastating’ . economy measures wilh $400 million
_improves, eaysthe head of . in additlonal federal’ toan
fhe United Auto Workers guarantees.
union. The cost-cutiing ’
'  ,  . @lements would include. -
However. union — union willingness to accept

lower wages and con-

off -

‘Majesty the Queen in ‘Right -
of the. Province’ of -British

Columbia. has tiled 9 Notice:
of Motion an: Order for
Sate. in’ the Penficion~

Reglitry’: at, the Supreme
Court of Brittth: Columbia,
under Action Number 181.M-

ri

Columbia dohoys' ‘conduct at
the sale. ofthe: lands: and -
premises.
Petition.ln this action. . .
Yoyr. dwhermabouts being.
siftknown, Hie Court ofdered
service cot the Notice ‘of
Motlon-and: ‘eupporiing Af‘.
fidevit_on- yoy by this ad: .
Vertisement: | lf you, wish fo*
enter. an- Appearance to this
action, ihe steps you. must
take and limes within.which
you muit jake them ere set.
out In tha Pellfien,-A copy of.
the Petiflon, Notice of
Motion end. supporting Af.
__ fidavits will be matied fo you
on your request! addressed fo _
the = District ..
Supreme Court Registry,
Courthouse, 100 Maln Street,
Punticton, British Columbta.
\§ you do not enter’ an
> Appearance to.this ection in,
the said, Regiitry and jake.
the offer steps set. dul.in the
Peliton within fourteen (74).
days from the date of
publication of this aa.
vertisement, then you ‘will
not be entitled to further .
notice and ihe retlel may be |
given in your absence, .
E.L. MILLINGTON
“DISTRICT REGISTRAR -

: (2-7)
a

described In ‘the :

_. The
chas yet tw get cabinet
‘approval, was agreed upon

Registrer, -

‘and other: negotlators are
“meethig with Chrysler. .
“alffictals today in Detroit to”
‘auc, the. automaker's;

cession by banks holding
otitatanding Chrysler
_ eae

to. buy” leases |

"VANCOUVER. (CY —
BS. ranchers ~ will be
' permitted to buy 100,000
“hectares: (247,000 acres) of .
“Crown land (hey currently

lease from the’ ‘Provincial ’

government. . n
sale, ‘which

ata meeting In December

. between Forests Minister |
Ton Waterkand, ‘Lands —

Minisler- Jim Chabot,
~ Agriculture. Minister Jim

Hewitt and representatives

of the 2,90: member B.C.
Cattlemen's. . Association. .

_ The ministers agreed the

ranchers would be allowed
to buy what are now called
core lands. Crown

‘ property now under lease
- lands gnder
cultivation, winter feeding

such as.

areas, calving grounds,
breeding pastures; fall
_ gathering areas.

The property, ‘an

esiimated 50 per cent of it toa maximum discount of .
In the Cariboo, Is part of the

al leased lnnd
ee asministered® by -
the Janda ministry. but
‘.awltched to the: grazing

division ‘of. ihe forests ~
ministry following passage *

gL Ue new forests law two .
, YEOrs ago.

It is separate from land.”
administered under .a-

Permit system by thie .
. grazing division. .- :

THe agreement follows
-dimost ‘three years of
‘pegotlations “between the
_ Government and ranchers.

Under ‘the © proposal,
ranchers may buy-the land .
directly, ‘or finance the
purchane through a w-year
first morigage at one per
cent over Bank of Canada

prime Interest rate, or
lease ta purchase, ~

. Cost of the core lands will :
be tiased at current market: §-

value, leas one per cent for’
every year the land has
been previeusly leased up

25 per ceirt.

During a 4%-hour rnco

Tuesday, the “federal

. Chrysler Loan Guarantee

- Board met with Fraser and
other unton leaders, as well
as with’ Chrysler officials
and some of the au-

~ ‘tomaker’s creditors.

Before agresing to the
firm's request for more

terribly | important" thet

' Ioan guarantees, the board: .

. is Inslating, that Chrysler

win major concessions
from the’ union and its
suppliers and lenders.

. Treasury Secretary: G.
‘ William Miller, who heads
the .board, said -after.
_ "Tuesday's meeting “i's

Ranchers: allowed |

"British

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Chrysler's new financial
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~ ‘Miller said Chrysler's

cash situation will be tight « 3

during the next 30 to 45

days, but tiie company will © .

“We live. in a finite - “iy
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