NEWS BRIEFS _ J. Ganmescon cpr. dail ~ MONTREAL (CP! -- Top’ ministers from the federal and provincial governments emerged from a’ day-long meeting Thursday with an agreement to lake a (wo- pronged approach = lo negotiating - constitutional chang : nge. Federal Justice Minister dean Chretien said: the meeting, restricted to only the ministers, agreed on 3 mixed ‘approach that. will include negotiations an the role of federal institutions. Previously, Ottawa and the provinces had concentrated © on negotiating changes in the division of powers between the two levels. coe He said that as the current round of talks.go on they will try lo reach hew power- sharing arrangements and | develop new roles for in- stitutions such as the Senate and the Supreme Court: of - Canada. Claude Morin, Quebec's — intergovernmetal affairs minister, said some par- ‘ticipants proposed that the Senate be named solely by the provinces, while others holieve Ottawa shoul have a say in naming menibecs to the upper house. The ministers ulse aired views on whether a -revamped. Senate would have real. or synybolic powers and whether prov: inces would have ane voto: each or «if individual members would-continue to” ¥ Le aceess to indirect laxation and the trade and commerce power -- fields which until - now have been exclusively "federal. - Saskatehewan ‘ Attorney- General Roy Romanow said the ministers started looking for a: way provincial resources, control of without — ine terfering - with ‘ federal “eontrol over trade ‘and commerce. = Romanow believes that ‘what is needed is not a shift of powers between levels of government, but a redefinition that would satisfy both sides. — Feds said just oo eager. OTTAWA (CP) — The. federal government's. ‘willingness to turn over family law to any province . wanting it was opposed Thursday during con- stitutlonal ‘ negotiations .by- the Advisory Council on the Status of Women. and by Progressive. Conservative Council ‘president Doris Anderson said, “The. present need is for strong federal iaw on divorcee, custody and maintenance that will maintain - consistericy . and - uniformity in ali provinces.” She recommended any agreement on family law be delayed until women from across the country meet to discuss the implications. She said there are no women at Parliament to take break ota i i tiie" te tie 7 the’ *Citnhioii” “traditional session-ending bash were one of the clues Thursday that Parliament will recess for the.suwmmer sometime next week, | ; Signs pointing to the July 18 recess came from several directions, even though Government House Leader Yvon -Pinard, who guides legislation through’ the Commons, insisted MPs and .: senators ‘might not be allowed to go home until a ‘number of bills are passed. Government sources said privately, however, that the Liberals .won't insist on passage of all the bills mentioned by Pinard. “Something major would have to happen” to keep Parliament in session beyond July 18, one source the constitutional bargaining table. ; Walter McLean (PC: Waterloo}, his party's. critic. . _on statusof-women issues, said almost the same thing in “a motion: in’ the. Commans..” “He referred to the coun- - cil's - position and to ob- " jections from the Canadian Bar Association and said the ‘impact of -.transferring . jurisdiction over divorce to the provinces has ta be thor- | . oughly assessed for its affect on women.’. oo The federal government has,’.proposed. to give ‘jurisdiction: over divorce’ to- provinces: wishing to ‘exer- cise the. right, but’ is m _ reconsidering a proposal to Rive the provinces complete jurisdiction. over the en- forcement of -maintenance _ and custody orders, Senator Royce Frith, I. government Tedder in. the ‘chamber, ° told . judg upper © ‘senators they would sit exira hours early next week lo wrap: up. business. He. said :they could be finished as early as Wednesday with a recess Thursday or Friday. Meanwhile,. invitations began arriving for Speaker Jeanne Sauve's reception — . widely talked about ag the. traditional windup bash — which is scheduled for next Wednesday. night at a government residence in the Gatineau Hills , If the recess comes as ex- pected, the first session of the 32nd Parliament, which opened April 14, will have met for 63 sitting days. The fall session would open in ‘October after Thanksgiving, Pinard said. ; To tackle two fronts first MONTREAL (CP) — Federal and provincial constitutional advance men ’ decided Thursday to tackle: two reform fronts during summer talks — revamping of central in- stitutions and the division of powers between Ottawa and the provinces. - Federal. Justice Minister Jean Chretien and the 10 provincial ministers mel without their advisers to sum up their first week of intense discussions and exchange views on the approach they Should take as the talks unfold this summer. The Montreal session winds up today. Next week the talks move to Toronlo. The working sessions His solution TORONTO (CP) — Milton Friedman, a U.S. economics professor and Nobel Prize winner, was selling a free- enterprise prescriplian for Canada's, ailing economy to a group of ‘businessmen Thursday, while in anolher part of the same hotel, 4 smaller audience was told >the medicine is poisonous. tald a conference sponsered by The . Friedman, 64, Financial Post thal (he major prohlem facing the Western world is the erosion of freedom. “The fundateestal problem is the idbcitggiccl conflict that is raging hel- ween believers in a deitrine that would have the ip- the . well-known began behind closed doors Tuesday in the ballroom of the Merldien Hotel, with about 153 officials and ministers present. Each delegation presented © its‘ views on’ the 12 points agreed to at a June meeting between Prime: Minister Trudeau’ and the 10 premiers. Trudeau sum- moned the premiers for con- stitutional talks in the wake of the no vote in Quebec’s May 20 referendum. ; During the referendum: campaign he promised to move quickly on con- stitutional reform = if Quebecers rejected the Parti Quebecuis’ sovereignty- association option. under attack dividual an instrument of the stale or other collective ~ entities and believers in the doctrine of freedom thal we in the Western world have benefilted from so much." The audience of 300 at the $285-a-seal conference ap- plauded when Friedman suggested Lhe governments of Canada and the United. States could — stimulate, growth hy reducing the maximum income tax level to 25 per cent, vo Friedman also voiced his betiefs in monelariam — Lae iden that tight control of the” moneys supply is 4 necessary Con- dition for curbing inflatiin and offered Chike as an exainple ote. eo, Chretien said the ministers — -also discussed provincial to. assure ~ guards wn liquor warthouse ” workers: Lire arrest aolyss they obey back-te-work: injunctions and end “their five-day illegal wildenl slrikes luday, fersunnel Minister Greg Stevens said. But most of the 14K ‘guards at’ eight’ provinelal - correclional institutes cand: 186 warehouse ‘workers. in ‘Calgary.; and = Edmonton, continued to defy the law to- day. Some said they would freezes over." ~ prepared: to" negotiate “se “slay off the job: “until hell © ** Slevens said Thursday the | government ‘is studying . varigus’ stafules in ‘an al- tempt to end the sirike by the members of: the Alberta Union of Public’ Employees. Mr. Justice John Decore of Alberta, Courl- of Queen's. Bench granted: lhe gover- ‘ment . two — injunctions - Wednesday, ordering an end to the illegal strikes. .. - Stevens said he hopes the employees will understand «the seriousness of the. legal situation facing, them. He: said they can clear them- selves of potential contempt- of-court charges by,.retur- » Ning to work, Z But thearrest of individual employees.'is an option the government must consider,” he said. vo, ; Goverment workers are prohibited from. striking under the Provincial Service rights rules will let federal prison guards skin-frisk’ prisoners any time for any reason. - The new regulation was said. = ft Abou ROMP om aaa PELL ire ea _ “But Stevens said the - | Canada i al -government...-will’ | nat: ; a henna 7 ACE - eet » negotiate while lhe tinion and, S@uards y sy ‘Wednesday -.16 July-9:00t0 3:00 PM" its’ members" are’ breaking’. pes Soe, “the law. :"* mR Gh teases ROT ete ae pe ' “When” .. asked - about iH ee et hy Wednesday= t6July-16:00t02:;00PM - allegations: made in court for the solicitor-genera's de- . - with. AUPE: negotiator: vie RY Toe “There's :no tife like It. about thé union offering $40 a: partment, said no difficulties ©. predicted’ that ‘the-offer of a. a ope Ce na “ae day to warehouse workers, have been reported except ministerial meeting’, would AZ ‘The Canadian Armed OTTAWA ‘CPi ~ New _ published this week in the Canada Gazette in spite of a, Federal Court: of'Canady humiliating. ; _Mr., Justice A.A. Cat- tanach ruled that prison officers,’ by their own regulations, must have reasonable grounds to force a prisoner to strip and be 7 searched... ...,, . The regulation has been amended to allow skin frisks “for the good order” of a _prison.. The. phrase reasonable grounds has been: ‘ removed. . The Cattanach judgment resuiled.from a suit by a _prisonet in. a. medium- security federal prison. in . Matsqui, B.C., alter ‘the warden . ordered such ment that. called skin > frisks . degrading . and — searches ‘of all | prisoners: leaving or entering the prison or seeing visitors. .regsonable. However, during a session of the Commons justice committee . Thursday, Solicitor-General ‘Bob Kaplan said such searches are the price of more open ‘prisons, . Openness meant drugs and - other contraband are being smuggied into: prisons by prisoners returning from leaves or by visitors. Referring to hostage- lakings ‘this. year, Kaplan -satd “contraband is at the heart of every incident” and more searches wauld be necessary. Jt is the price of an open system in which prisoners eat and work together and mingle with visitors. {f prisoners were confined ali the lime, there would he © no contraband problem, he said. « | ; : Correctional ‘Com. missioner Donald ‘Yeomans said drugs, aleohol ‘and drinks such as cleaning fluid - have been common to every hostage-taking this year. Howard . Crosby 1 PC: Halifax Westi had asked whether prisoners tran- sterred (rom British Coluinbia were to blaine for a ‘hostage-taking al New \ Brunswiek’s | Dorchester Penitentiary. : Yeomans said (he meident is being investigated and told Caro, Rossi UL-Montreal Hourassas teams baie been fermied at every prison to hatdie such incidents ad trained negotintars are (here lo deal with the hostage takers : Ninety two hustages bene taken a i meidents sn 17% and (87h ned oa specs jeerluiientary myuiry. the’ fetceratertiedie! Mibt bar dents * The judge said this, was not janiployeir Relations Act, By Galteeitve for defying Mr: Justice De- - provincial government “in.” “Thursday. during a negotiating session. ~ members now off the job and. “tp give every support to the give . na be eerntek cane tees atthe: Belhibridige: (is ht © earliee thiy-we ignoring. the caet, warkers and their’ ation represen: | tatives juve ‘posible: tines and jail sentences as wellas | cohlempt-of:cdurt charges © “ofaltheir arguments ag ‘ tiatt core’s ruling. ©. ° ae “)he rapidly-deterioraling.- situation: eat, be, resolved] immediately << by | tthe! stracling “its: negotiators’ to Wai do’ to the bargainirig table. akes riguély. wilh: the -anian’s .: Cote te negotiators, said AUPE ask us spokesman | Bill. Finn. 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