“Page 2, The Herald, Wednesday, duly %. 1960 .

You can’t live where’

ior Rave:the right to: work
in whatever province they
-want,but thousands have

been.
jobs
live,

‘Public: Service Commission
“said: Tuesday.

Gaetan Jeaurond said the
commission's system. for
hiring people would. break
down df, it-opened- gayern-
ment jobs: to'every qualified
person in the country.

Prime “Minister ‘ Trudeau
told delegatés al te Liberal

party”

nipee.. on the weekend that

orvawa TCP) _ People -

refused government -
because of where they
a spokesman for the

convention in Win-

the fedéral government must -
stand behind the rights of
Canadians to work in the
province of their cholce.
“It's the right of every
Canadjan to move where he
wants, taseek'a job where he
wants. and buy property
where he wants in this
country,” Trudeau said,
“What Trudeau sald was.
quite valid,” Jeaurontl said.
“Pedp
work where they want.
“The elementary fact is
that for the great portion of
positions it. wouldn't be
right to open it up. to:
everyone in Canada. The
system would. break down.”

le should be able to

“sands” of. people have’ been
turned down for jobs because ~.
of where they: live..

been made in accordance —
with guides established by
the commission which is
responsible. for all _ the
government's hiring,
and promotion, be said.

_ were based ;
mission's: interpretation of:
the Public’ Service, ne

ployment ° Act, . passed by
Parliament itt the 19603.-

ping filing or clerical job

A a result, “tens of thou. ,

- But those refusals have.

firing “1p

He: said the. guidelines
oa the’. com: .-

ae

A ‘qualified person - for as

Halt to harassment ordered:

QUEBEC : (CP) —- The warning Tuesday to a
head’ of the federal inquiry Transport Canada manager

inspector who testified “Angeles ‘Airport last - month:
before the -commmiasion in’ ~resulted:from the :mistaken:

anual

also heard testimony that the
_emergency evacuation of an:

ry. belief. of -a-member..of the ‘.
Mr. Justice Charles Dubin ground staff .that.one' of the:

The. inquiry —-which was
_ because Mr.-Justice Dubin‘s-

Air Canada L-to1t at Los adjourned ‘until July 14

, Northam Area. This ofgani-
°  Zational, change, along, with

' direct all financial, accounting |

’ father-is gravely ill —. was:
also told: that no cause hag

. béen established for a second .

. ; . "inci nt. involying loss of -
foe power by. diree of four
BRITISH COLUMBIA | ~ engines on avi.’Air. Canada’

PACKERS LIMITED |° Boeing:, 747. approaching

‘Toronto ‘Airport-on Jine 7.
The, stern warning from
Mr.-- Justice Dubin .to stop
harassing. the: aviation in-
" gpector was handed out'to .
Harold Deyarmond, regional
controller’ for: civil aviation
in the Atlantic région. — - |
"I willdo everything in my
power to see that no witness
is harassed.,,and'T will moni-
tor your conduct,‘* said the
judge,, whose’. one-man
., inquiry was set up one year
ago by the. former Con-
servative: government.

He, said it is essential for
the work of the commission
“that ail viewpoints be heard -:
and .that there be no in-

timidation of witnesses.

The warning was issued -;
after 32-year-old . David -
on ie ‘an. air ‘ways in‘
spector. in, ‘Moncton, N.B.,

testified he'has been subject
‘to ‘intimidation by -Deyar-

APPOINTMENT

C. GANZENBERG

Mtr, Ji E. Simpson, Vice-
“President, Northern. Area
Operations; Is pleased joan-
nounce the appointment ot |
Mr. Con Ganzenberg as
Manager Northern Area Ad-

ministtation, In his new

since: he resented a
capacity, Mr. Ganzenberg will ways, P

. 800-page * ‘report to the
inquiry. .
The report, | prepared at
lhl ed fequest teh 8
onsZ was ¢ itica 1 of. the |
Peo [PANS PORten epartinent’s.
maintenance of its own:
Beechcraft aircrait. °

and office activilies in the

ohers has been Initlatéd-by-r
the acquisition of anumber of
Canadian Fishing Company
facititiesin the Norhern Arga,
including the Cannery at
Oceanside, andthe Atlin Cotd
Siorage.

Deyarmond - prior to his
January appearance that he
was- - considered —

whatever

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- Atlantic supervisor’for air -

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MONTREAL
Minister

Site !
Prime Miniter rade $
_congtita tional: shopping. list.

--Talks.on. the remaining six -)

closed ‘doors in, the second’ |
‘day of an ‘intense: summer":

a round* of. talks: which takes -.

“the minister's to Toronty next
week: arid « “Vancouver, ‘the
following. week. .

The 11 governments, will
finalize their positions at the ©
end of August in preparation
.for a constitutional summit
Sept. 8-12 in Ottawa. -

Attorney-General Roy
Romanow of. Saskatchewan,
who is’ co-chairman of the -
conference, “said the -

~

_ delegations. presented, their’

‘positions “on the’: opening ©
‘day of a very diffieult round.
of: ‘bargaining. Bee

‘Chretien expresied
- satisfaction - that Quebec's
Parti Quebecois government ”
has: swallowed ‘the’ May -20.
. defedt vf its’- sovereignty:

_ association referendust:. and
: -“peems silting to: negotiate.

‘Presenting his govern:
” ment's ‘ position, , Claude
‘Morin, . ‘Quebec's - in-
*.tergovernmental - ‘affairs.
~ minister, said ‘the Quebec: .
“government accépts: sts, loss.
nd.-will not try to achieve:
sovereignty-association -
through the talks,
- We shall _ act ‘ac:

: cordingly. an

But at the same ‘time,
Morin said, he- will only
congider the.talks successful
if changes put: ‘forward: by
past Quebec © governments,

as; well as the.Parti Que- ”
, hecais, are accepted, ;

“The ‘federal | government
and: the -other provinces.
iirged Quebecers to vole no
in the referendum by
’ promising sweeping con-
stitutional change, Now they
‘are waiting for the rest of
| Canada to deliver. oo

. fisheries. nt

said ‘in. - his -
‘statement...
“Otherwise. they. ‘will: feel
‘that: they: have. beer: iad."
-ispuds «- -Aiscuns
Tuesday - were.” Tigi
resource : “ownership: - and
interprovincial -:
communications, |:

. opening

Court of”: Canada .. ‘and
Today the iminiaters turn’
their. attention to: offshore:
resources, powers: “affecting
the economy, a statement of
“principles, a charter: of
. human and linguistic rights,
equalization payments ‘and:
the bringing to Canada of the.
British . North: Ametica. Act.”
e Minister Trudeau
proposed an. li-item. hist’ for
Fiemussion last raonth: when
he invited the 10 preniiers to.
his 24 Sussex. Dr, residence
in, Ottawa. -At the! reqiiest of.
_ the: premiers, fisheries was -
* added to roi
12-itents.
- The federal government.
issued’ ‘two ‘statements:
Tuesday,. outlining. its:

. position on com unieations .

and the economy.
In its, “communications
statement, Ottawa. appeared :

-to give ground to Quebec: In:

> its longstanding: claim for.
-.wider. jurisdiction, . offering
to transfer control over.
‘telephone ‘companies in”
"Newfoundland, Quebec, On-

tario arid Brilish Columbia to. :
the provinces, . *
-The | remaining. ix :

provinces, already regulate
their’ telephone. companies; :
"Buts Ottawa) wduld oniy”

grant the “four © provinces;

control over the’. utilities -

Newfaguibind, “and Nowa: 7
feet, have: been: efiti¢ized
for

. away
hospitals...

" Despite clalms-to the con-

an D engding ‘dispite," « “Morin

trade,
family,
:. law, theSenate,. the Supreme

~ LONDON ep) a, “Exe:

ternal Affairs Minister | Mark *
‘reiterated .

MacGuigan
‘muesday Canada's, desire to
‘gee ail’ countries. adopt
_iueleat. Jhon proliferation
arante
Pelerring particularly. ta
iworrisome. : press
allegations” hat Pakistan
has: devel atomic:
-bomb en the: aid « of: ‘Libya,

‘MacGuigan : outlined’ to

ihe nature. of

rnalists -
ES reprisals which could

‘be taken against Pakistan.

“ KINGSTON, Ont. (cP). —
Injured people are wasting
in’ chronic care
instead .

receiving. help: to return to

useful roles in poclety, Bays

the newly-elected president
{:\ ‘the - - Canadian

ee bilitation Council. for

“the Disabled. -

and . Queen's

Hospital.
. Rehabilitation

wal’ apcess 9 cru

; vane ation, programs

“«cP)

MONTREAL

trary, vending machine
merchants aren’t just junk
food peddlers, a member of
-the Canadian, Automatic
“Merchandising Association ©
told nutritionibts Tuesday.
-- “Phe first vending

Nera 2,500 years ago to

' McKinzey, association .
_ treasurer | and’. former
- president, told, members ‘of
jhe Society ‘for. Nu Hon |
. Education, - ano
“But he ‘int have: to put

— rani oie 6. -

which W
“ga but we may. ty to: for-

. nuelear.development.’

‘said,’

diplomati
‘ternis of
economic reprise ot

People wasting away .

of

‘funds, he ‘said.

-Dr.- David ‘Symington,
head: of ‘ Kingston’ -General :

Vendors make stand

dispense holy . water," Ray

wacan
decisive : in:
that Pakistan’ may.

single: step teat

anything

‘mulate hey d dealing with.
the p cling of proliferation,
atonié, ‘techniques. and

" aPPakistan and Libya can:
finue > - such -nuclear
development, - MacGalgan
““ihere could «be.

—

ie response
‘iad or in terms of 7

“because: there is a ‘tack! o

‘Thanpower, money * and
facilities. -
ls | “giuation ©

tremendously wasteful’ of
human life and prreraanet ;

hospital for four years witha
; Pe infury ‘and paralysis, at
a’ cost of $26,000: a- year. —

- Rehabilitaljon treatment .—.

costirig $8,698 — @ lowed her .

‘eral _4o return home and live'e

her, parents. 7

x

up: with: accusations of
serving ink foods and being : .
asked if he belonged to the.

McKinzey said the associ”
ation, which counts about 330°
vending - firms — across
Canada, is very concerned -
with the quality of Its foods.

“Tm not pretending all -
. vending machine snacks are -
or should be nutritious but I
‘am saying nutritious snacl§
can
nine sikinzey said:

OWE fave a eed ¢
to" ‘carry | ‘Healthy’ food
tons. Lad at u ay ye

* Cattlemen make demands

‘WINNIPEG: (CP)
Cattlemen want tax con:
removal of

~—

x Stales tohelp them cope with
. the. arose on, the Prairjes.
rpeny. mesting of

Setetot! veanchded
Tuesday’ there may not be
“enough western feed grains

available to mest. demands .
- on the Prairies ‘apd we want

this’ winter, Any" shortfall

Would be disastrous if the -
a drowght continues: to atifle

“OTTAWA (CP) —. Im.

migration Minister Lloyd:

Axworthy says he would
‘consider. opening — a
sanatorium in Canada for In-
dochinese refugees sufféring
from tuberculosis who now
ara being held. for lengthy
- periods in*Southeast “Aslan
campa,

But Axworthy stressed in
an interview. Tuesddy that
such a decision would
require the agreement of the

provinces becausé they are.’

ible for health care,
"The minister was reacting
to. a suggestion, fon a for.

tind the list off at

growth of ha and: pastures.
After oy td jt. 4
officials,

with government -
president . Jin

association

’ Boyd of Lloydminster, Alta.,

said cattlemen are generally
pleased with federal lund

iodo help ‘rege

ne hi ‘4 s on
“But we're on cerned with
the availability of feed grain

to be sure the grain is
to’ be available.” no: being

‘Health c care studied

mer Liberal cabinet minister ;
that the federal: government’ - -
pe ‘to the refugees one of ‘
tuberculosis hospitals —
closed here in recent years
because the disease is. no
ie er a major. health
lem in' Canada. .
Mona Campagnolo, .a for:
mers Forts nunister who was

Uetoated ain the British

Columbia riding of Skeena in
the May 22, 1979, election;:

‘made the Buggestion in an

interview this: week alter

_returning from a two-week

tour of several refuges

. carpe it. ‘Thalland, .

Who should juidge?

-queaee (CP) — Walter
McLeish, Canada’s top clyil
aviation administrator, says
he believes the competence

of air traffic controllers can
only | be judged: _ by ober
cantrollers,. *

the federal: captain ao
inquiry’ inte:tair- ‘safety,
McLeish: de fended. ‘the .
transport | -.department’s
handling of cases: involving
alleged: irregularities inthe
work ~ of - air traffic’. cone

Appearing ‘Tiong | baore trollets: oy
_ Nuclear limit proposed’
_OTTAWA (CP) The tosoticit p sbi
" Atomic: ‘Energy Control: propos crm ,
Board las: proposed tighter quirements for licensing nu
maximum. ‘radiation ex-. clear power-planis..”
ure limits for the public: Exposure levels are

7 roles issued: ‘Tuea-

within: ‘thelr’ borders. It!’

would ask’all.10 provinces to:
relinquish jurisdiction .over

the interprovinclal and in- -
ternational operations of the .

open

The ‘revined ©
limits were - ing
Stries of quidelines released
by the. board, the federal

. nuclear regulary agency,

ex posure

in nuclear. reactor licensing’

in .d.
Hhost likely but.

broken. down ‘for. the .firat
time into. five _ categories
based on different classes of
accidents ranging, from the.
most. serious but least .

probable. occurence to. the.
east
dangerous,

~ Energy. crunch ‘action urged

OTTAWA (cP) — — Energy-

conscious. Progressive. Con- -

’ servative MPs raked the

Liberal. government
‘Tuesday for falling to come
to grips with lough political
devisions they..say are
urgently needed to protect
Canadians from the crunc!
of a- looming world oil crisis.
Led by former external af-
fairs minister Flora MacDo-
nald, “the Conservatives

; blasted. the government for

trying to isolate~ Canada
from the realily of a volatile

international , ‘il. “situation. :
Miss MacDonald told the .
Cominons the government's.

refusal to ‘set.a ‘target for

energy self sitfficiency:
means - that. instead. . of-
becoming sell. reliant,

Canada will become increds-*
ingly dependent on unstable.
sources of Imported . alk.

during the 1960s. .

“ht he govérnment, prese-

cupied with implementation
of a new domestic oil pricing.
agreement, “has: faited..to”

comprehend the threat that

» ol poses to. the peace ‘and
security of the world and to
International order aa we
know it,!' she sald." .
Energy Minister Mare La-
londe and other Liberal MPa
turned aside ihe charges,
saying the Conservatives.are
still obsessed: with ihe
energy-dominated election.
campaign they: los! in
February. ; y
Lalonde . insisted '. the
government would not peg.
coming highér prices for oil
and gas to the whims of

spirgillng rates eet, by, the al ;
ta ney cri tie.
n

for the New. Democra

‘ Party, said the Liberals i

Conservatives. were sou
tiouing , to. fight: the
election | instead eae
dressing the prejent reed.
development “of. naw
domestic energy sources, ©. -.
Miss - MacDorfald. ares.
particular attentlot — te:
recasts .df world - “a
shortages of some. eight .
millton harrélsa day by 1990.: