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Show ft lit , . 4.,,;?...1... ts c. ,,,- - , -- , t OITAWA ilf--, . -t gi :rf.t.4- Z .!Vill t tn , , '..r, t,A1,-- ' I- init. A - - '' -,- 7 has a pre,ject t , - ...I : - 4 ,4 ,i.Ltk. that nntfrt ; t - - ".!tt ne t mrpo r ,tat,es I . gr" ff- E ! ar, m 1 1 i I .. 1 I tin i w - 1 , i , 1 , i t t i r-- 0 ' tv , non c Nze i Puy sag, 1 I - i said LIP it ';i!-I- in sorviti, t. 1 i Ile said a aetiNitii.s, private industries such as A 70 to leo hoot I I -- j'ereent. This hell?, assure that teil needs are met. "Tho riragram can allocate money to highest .maulsars Mackie. "This is less inflationary than hifAl tend, ta z', ht':t vtrk'i Thsrmd,. pti.....,. construction in areas that are economically strong anyway LIP tAlcho laiiidieds of tu.;anits in various lialiF.ax a project delivers hot food aad aflO tviiipany to pensioners isolated by winter, Ll cf; frequently fill the gaps that orth4.ylox social otioncie tivcrlo4i. "Instead of distant bureaucrats making decision:4 what's good tor a community, the people in the community make the decisions," says Mackie. Constituency :olvisory e'roups have been set up to casure broad nity participation and to overcome alleatioroz of political patrollnize Members of Partin-!ter- ; LiT t, thcir constituents and they fight for funds. LIP's s'apporters include Alvin Toffler, author of the book -- Future Shock." and Oxford Labor Economist , said that Santosh Mukherjee Toff ler, in his LIP IS -- bacii2d on S410d principles" and as ovelatc.l clori thc OU. is iolunaing programs. Muliberjoe, in a study for the British Manpowcr 1:Osxuals, '''''" t The Canadian government put $190 wflion into LIP in its first year, creating D2,1)1111 jobs that lasted an average four months. There were itipiications fur heaily$509 million. i ; ' t t ati a t I II I I I I1 I l I I 0 i f Prime Minister year i i i , , t ; : I ; Ii 1 '' 1 I I Elliott Pierre 1i I 1 t I I I i I I , 1 I I i Later this month a parliamentary committee country, holding hearings to gauge public opinion on the sensitive issue.: Legislation may not be l until next year. read for Parliament The policy review became necessary viler, global incfltion. eoinomic st:i gn a tin food shortages, energy problems, population pressurts. and tifte-- difficulties suddenly made Canada a good place i , ; 4.. 40,001,41, nii inereazdngly nonwhite component disturbs some politicians and some gpvelmment officials, who fear a white ll ;.17.,';Itt 4.4.7.:111. -0,-- .: ,t.11t, .,.. to live. Last year, 21S.0o0 immigi ants were the largest welcomed to Canada number in seven years. That is a lot of , , d ILUCLUti Ut a--3 minion. toioo. tons particularly when the influx is directed toward the largest cities. By comparison, the United States, with a ponalation roughly 10 times larger, has cut back immigration to 290.000 persons annually since 15, with a 20,000 ceiling per country. The green paper's immigration options for Canada are broad. Depending on The green paper glossed over the growing unease about nonwhite immigrants from the third world, claiming Canadian society thus far has displayed "resilience" in handling "so many foreign immigrants with so little social For political reasons, the Trudeau government has avoided taking a strong t,31:,.,-,-., ,,-,-.-: ., tx - - , ..,0, Noe ibl IC ,,- :',..T3". t i.,.:..' 1 7..;,11;:q Sr:: If:44 .. li. '1 , ....,-- .: rt '''',,i,l '.:,, .,l'fiz,t., ,:t,,,k:770'- -' ,.s,.;1.Eii,,f.i, E:: ''' i'Le"t ".41. k it '...A4 .. , s ,. :!' :,.:. , ,. t .k,...,:t.. 1 ''.t.sd.. ,. ' ,J. :., ,,..,..1,-:,:,.,,,,-,- i .,,,. ,.:. .:k....74,:trott,. ..,,, ," r-..- ".4,. .. .,,,,,....,.,........., ...,... ., ,,,,,,,,,,--,,,: 1..4 ,;',,,,i-rt,- .. f 'it. 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Brown came Although responsible government officials out with a compromiqe prh ately inzist they don't like doing business with a Mafia generalissimo, they are obliged by law to calling for secret ballot union elections and it zipped buy their tomatoes from the lowest bidder. Not unless the tomatoes fail to pass muster with the through its first and perhaps toughest legislative test Agriculture Department can they be rejected. The Dertartment haa brItilht presre Siipporiets iit predict the on government agencies not to do business with in law become will legislation mollystainted comoanies. But Mafia lawyers have time for next year's growing sued to stop this discrimination. seahon. Marcello is identified in secret government files as "the top ranking member of the Mafia in ;the) New Orleans area." He "gained (ils) t through terroristic activities," the files reputation . also reveal. The public record of his syndicate connections tlate, back to the Kefauver hearings 01 the 195tbsI He fared again in the "Joe Valactii" hccJirgs of I 1'. the 1960s and the House crime hearings of the , 31 ay 13 The House hearings indicated he was a Graves informs Lon- h "salesman" for the Pelican Tochardon of difficulty mato j Company of New Orleani He is reputed to tering and purchasing I be an effective salesman, whoGe offers are seldom ve,sets because colon., ' Mused. He btatted out in I962-ii- 3 by helping to ists are preventing flee yv angre a towth conract with several supermar.... , kets. Isritistt ,fruni Iwzrzqg 'and I fue!,. supplies lor the recoid, Marcell() has said only that he ,I is "a public relations matt for Pelican Tomato awl . between growers and United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez which may end strife ,. I I1 II; t ki. I - . t. 200 1:1 d- - e. t4'.' 000,- 1 , I $1,600-a-mont- ' 7 rv I., - . 1 ti, ' -- - i.- -- , -- . -- stand until there has been widespread debate on the issue. But it seems likely the government will eventually adopt the green-pape- r option of an annual, global ceiling for the total immigration movement, with priorities tor vanous national groups , The Canadian Ministry of Manpower -, .... . .44e, It 1.07...,x:z.;;; t 1 AgMt."1: r,, , I i 111r.nr.tgl fz: i ,rAls rI'tc; I L - - I 1 i ,,2,;',", - , ler 1...,.. . t I OUR MAN IC ,.,, ..;::::,,,.., , ., )i 1::t: A al ...Ala.,' ''...1.115 , . . , Harry Jones k Deseret News staff writer We get the most important mail or across the desk. Actually, it doesn't 1 e I come to me personally. It comes to a fellow named occupant, but he quit . . some time back. and I get his letters. ,., I' m not sure that the CIA would be, ,,,,,,, 'i nterested, but I do know you couldn't , t exist without the knowledge! ., rftrwo - VI ,,, .. Eir- , B -y I ; itlarsitr7-i- :44 r' I LIv I and Immigration is apparently stopping up efforts to deport more than a thousand aitians from the Montreal area because of irregularities in their entry.--- ., i -- ,,, The assistant to the company's queen bee, or banana, said the company used enough bananas duru-othe weekend to feed 14.203 monkeys for a year. The letter didn't say for sure, but I think the customers were human. - e , ,. Ile did say that the bananas consumed, if placed end to end, would reach from Salt Lake City to the outskirts Of' Denver. Actually, he said from Minneapolis, Minn....to' Gary, Ind., Nit the boss said to keep the stuff local! ,', t Anyway, 50o miles of bananas is some skid Iva. : , . With such knowledge there's no reason why you can't-bthe life of the party at the next Saturday evening Especially if they play trivia. Martin emphatically disagreed with this assessment, and he never lost faith in President Thieu until Saigon began collapsing around his ears. jr ',cot want more EX( itement, you might try putting a banana in the refrigerator. I hear from Chiquita that it is a The CIA has investigated lesser crimes than that M' . . - no-n- - Even the rout of Another letter to Occupant came from the Father's Day Counciling people. They reported that "Dear old Dad" is bigger than ever this year. : crazy mirrors at LagOOn, exactly trim, but I don't look I itroV I'm a product of Goodyear, or Goodrich, the rubber people. I can never remcmher which company has'IL4' I might add that my kids call me "Bulgy," but only in the most ,endearing way. It has nothing to do with Btfri4y the Whale or the innertube I Near around my middle. But the militant Martin called instead for President Mien to form a stronger war cabinet and to stiffen the resistance against the Hanoi The las't time ve went swimming together, one of the kids thought I was going tubing! Smarty. Anyway, it turns out that the council was witting about Father's Day being bigger than ever. It is getting to be bigger and bigger every year. ft;rcez, Even after Thieu fled the country with a parting blast Pt the United States, Martin thought there was time to negotiate an honorable settlement. He. delayed the evaeoation, therefore, to UN oid throwing Saigon into chaos. - - The ambasFador angrily demanded General Baughn's dismissal right in the middle of the evacuation preparations. A suceesor was rushed Saigog to take over. But in thc end, tens of thousands of Vietnamese, who had worked for the Americans and could have been s4ved, weve left ; .,' - behind, , K75, unatd , Fjt , , , r blimp! of honor. - 1. I took a peek in one of those and it isn't true. Pm not When the Saigon defenses also began to collapse, his advisors wanted to encourage the formation of a government that could i;cgotiatc a truce. This would permit the United States to bow out of Vietnam, they contended. with some degree The Air Force officer in ' charge of itic. evacuation effort in Saigon, Brig. Gen. Richard Baugh, kept pressing to move Americans and their Vietn-'messupporters out In desperation, he bcgu nylog out Vi?toutuese employes without Martins authorization. 'r ' Miens armies in the north didn't shake Martin. He insisted that the South Vietnamese Army would dig in, hold the line and . - I For instance, a letter from the Dairy Queen people disclosed the inner secrets of their annualI banana split weekend sale just completed. ry in November, 1972, it became illegal to apply for immigration while in Canada. bill this did little to stcai the tidc of Wc, 'Indian immigration, g , : ! ; i ,41 Vietnamese Army's ability to repel an offensive without massive American air and artillery support." Ostensibly, he works for Joseph Matassa the with whom Marcelcompany secretary-treasurel was indicted and acquitted on a trial in 1965. "He is always a gentleman." said Matassa of Marcell. The tomato tycoon denied any knowledge of Marcello's Mafia ties. "We never do anything w ith anybody but good people," he said. wsze unablc to reach Marcella 40 MORE ON MARTIN: President Ford stubbornly insisted last week that American Ambassador Graham Martin did a '' good job" of directing the evacuation of South Vietnam. "I never Lad much faith in Monday-morninquarirbacks or grandstand quarterbacks," said the President. "I would rather put faith in the man who carried out a very st!cces4u1 evacuation, Apparently, this barb was aimed at us. We began reporting last month ,t1()w Martin :',!'16b,)tch",g the aacuation. Be,.!ause there is a ie,,,on to be learned from every disaster, it may be worthwhile to review the facts. Actually, the story began before Martin arrived in Saigon in July, 1,973. We reported on Ich. 1, 1973, that the Joint Chiefs expected the ceasefire to break down and the Communists to win courre; of all Vietnam. "Secretly, the- - Joiat Chiefs don't believe. President Thieu can surviveI' we wrote. "They) have grave doubts about the South c I' - iv?I'''.t.'',' , LI' r, .... it.,-;,- 1 , 1; 1 ,., I) ,,,:.ttorOProommitypimpriNtaugnamerfogitittlitt also adviser to Pelican Tomato." Ile has sworn under oath he has never been in the Mafia years, i - , then throwthe Communists back. ' t,tttt .,,,,,,,-- l''-- to so: ye problems, 2,...,::40 : --- JACK AnDERS011 .lu:-;tie- , i rv ' 4.144 t , .iumber Shoppers browse through Toronto market. Last year, 218,000 were added to Onoda's 22-- 5 million popvlation. The Defense Department WASHINGTON has Tought $1,1 million worth of tomatoes. strawberrios and cantaloupes from a firm whose top salesman is Mafia godfather Carlos Marcell. SACRAMENTO (UPI) Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has struck an historic accord i : Tomato offer .....ren.T.0...09..n...99.: refuse compromise ' ' , Farm union rs At40'14 ' anc,,e,w,1 inVeStr,t..! complaalts and cut red tape. Write or telephone. You mum' sisPi leo plit:your name and taw, tit5e aciors. viea'se -J f").174Allf 'i,, t -- ,, ::: ;.;,,; ,., ,!, !.J.34.;,:?:isi;:e. , Aip:.1 ' '' be bonding problem i''..,,,,.....:. lt '' 1110Ve Dolt Man att'nptc I .k,:,,,,,..,1,',.:.,"::,..t. :::k -1 , I I ." - 0 A :;i ...,,,.....,:.,,: .? tr. i ,,yr.,,,,fre:Af,,,,,4 t 14, iN Y 7: ::!:::4:: ,'.. ',:.::::;1,....;..;.,:&';::::.; ,,,:,,, ' start. perhaps, but you'll have to follow through. The city water people say the problem is caused by faulty backfilling of the sewer trench from your house to the sewer line in the street. We have sent you a written tir1:1 by their investigator. They also say the County and Bridges Department should be contacted and requested to investigate the matter from the standpoint ot the bonding required by the plumbing ;ntractor, ',, it:Cr:::..;:J;':.:71'''''''. ,,,.. ..i. :.,1 ,,,, ''- : I t. en,,,k- ,.,.:,.....,..4 k.' --- I 1 t .n::',:: - ' My front laVOI is sinking. I think water is the culprit. But neither the city water department, nor the sanitary district, nor the county road people will do anything. Can S.D., Salt Lake City. you get some action? .., - ,,, a.ik :lOr:' ...1;.i.:,:::I::4' ,.,...,;;;,. , i .' - , L24A.':;r6410,0:1 ii ,. ' :.AP i :;.,:',...:.',,.01' .......,.. I - l!l":'.,',::"4,.:;';C:: ,, it - 1 Ao. ;' . jp, if,,, i's.,,-.- .. ssi:K, 4 '4.6:Atf.: 4,?.., ir - ' '''' ' 4.?..r..:. k. e ' 'm -- il-4101- s,..,,.- ;J. tit :? .:1''.: .- it- 11 -- - 4- , ...,-- , 7..,:f 1N'''' Vt , , ) I ' ,t out of our Ogden apartmentkiiitFeb. 28, but stayed until March 18, instead. We paid the full ;,;180 rent on March 1, and the manager said we'dI gc1 i46 hack for eve(y day betneen the thi w rmycod title March 31. We figure the owner on-eus $72, hut she nduses to even talk to us about it. We could sure use thatLavtoo. ,,; maiwy.Mrs. The owner says your rent commenced on the blih of each month, not the first. She said the payment you made March 1 was to cover rents due for the period of Feb. Id to March 16, not March 1 to 31. Sn she owes you nothing. She also said she tried to explain this to your husband by phone, but when his language became abusive, she hung up. If you CUll prove you paid until March 31. we sugg est Yoli cool (town and approach her again. Good luck. We planned to May - $ , ,..:.,:: :,;..:.:- :- oitiA i '..' 41:1,1 i4,...., .. ..f.tv.; , : - ' Cool down, try again , 'ri ottw,,e, ty.,,,.A ? 1 ,, ' ' '' 41 ' ' , ,v., .r,,.,0 er :,..1.., v,,,,,.., ,..:, , ::::. f,::, ,::-- . " - t . '' ' ; , Is ,94 ,I ,,,ap,..49....0000tki:'4..-r '''. ;,. ' ' ,,,,f,,d, I i al'A- "- 0 -- ,..4,, l4;;;;,:t ,, ,, During the '12 election campaign, there was a strong reaction against Mr. decision to admit 5,000 Ugan- dTruttean's h contributed to the ...Ast.an.s: rnm....hie. nt losing its parliament..,: ; mairrit7.- in the balloting. .4, Nkw..s..-4- ,. ..,.....r,,. all immigration. -- t'll' ''' -- ,,, ,,,,, ".1,..F. - WERILMV.RaPRInit,,,r. ,.. i,..., ... one-quar- bacsnst -.- -.- ..',' ',:- ,:1-"n1- L.1,4, it, three-quarter- s . :;f:r,r-,P g:14-- ,. , , ...,:;;;)".-e.'717;!:010:-, :z. ,T., a,- L' .,., AsitiL ,., r,...,".,.,,,.,,,.-,,,,,,,- of decade ago, c anada's iuiligL aids were' from Ermine while only 6 percent came from Asia. Last year, only half the newcomers were from rum Europn d ' e -- '"'" ,:; ::.,!;1. ,,1: 1 z 2901. A Vil. 1"Vifar..,..-4.,''.,,'.;!,3i..i.. ,x,, racism. - 1 logla Concern about the country's "abortive capacity" - the ability to shelter and employ even highly skilled immigrants is accontpanVd by a certain amount of wihe i l doot the Canadian ClcvilOrli:y laay have outperformed those of most indus-- trialized nations during the last year, the country is dogtd with economic uncertainties which have roused oppouents of im m gr at iou ed 1 flPe While Trudeau'i. ,tovernment is increasingly concerned about the country's ability to absorb large numbers of immigrants. i particularly in a time of recession. But the prime minister iis mov'ing cautiously on the issue. He has published a "green paper" outlinin.l. sevtTal poky options for the future, but a fmdlt decision on immigration limits is ii io- ..... h s away. !! I 4taisa the Tnnioan government's final choice. the country's population could range trora 28.4 million to 34.6 million by the Sellar Christian Selena Monitor news service OTTAWA Canada is pondering the mied for new restrictions on the now of immigrants to its shorcg, By Don I 1I aan cit 0 t air ' g 1 I itat-ia- a I I e 'r.r. , ,, ..A.' 'low ot ittittitulat ilia ii 1 ,.:, .1.::,': 40' , I t V't :::."'lit ,7:' !;' . 4LIoTk.-7- , - -- ' : it t.---canada may restrict : REAni:Rc' ArTlc)N 8t...t: : T !t,',WrAtl INF My busbarid is disabled with a brain tumor, so he can't work. lie was approved to receive Social Security, last Sept. 17. but he still hasn't got any. 1,Vt,,i go to the.SS. sa-DM: e It v4111 be 4:14:!Vt:17,,, e(ery taolth. They tour to six weeks. 'Se need money desperately. Can 3'ott MN. ILK. Ta3 tor s die, help? ,, say they've been waiting since september tor a doctor's statement on your Inshand's competency to handl, his OV.T. tud. It iiindly rcailied them in 1ircIi. lhe sent our husbarars application and other papers to Baltimore tor approval On March 28, It all goes well, h, k, bef47re Don't cxveft tduatiJ e r SS a officials say both you and g0,4-though. havo beei receiviag supplemental security income checks. and you may not be getting much more than you are now, , 'rho next year $215 million was put into creating $6,0ii0 jobs that lasted an average six months. Unemployment had dropped to 5.6 percent by 1975 and the budget was trimmed to $616 million and :;i1,0titi jobs. This yCar $90 million went in for 29.000 jobs. Until unemployment began rising sharply. Ottawa was taing Aoin, awtiy with 1 IP r119 the latest forecasts are that unemployment will continue above 7 percent this year and LIP will return. depre-ssien-ciyi- ;.3-- - ,.K.,; No windfall, but coming i d,n best-seller- ,r . , li? t bordello. heri for Itins to sct up a for isolated him berjaeks Only 61 of the more thnn 19.0)0 LIP projects have te)(i to be investigated and of these, seven court convictions ha VC resuhed. super-induNtrk- ti :.....,.. , t is ! ,, VRIOrt.tt.'- g g ,... (-- t, irnAnpv about 37, percent have continued after LIP money ran out, indicating thcir community value, he added. Some provinces have set up LIP models of their own. Others have complained that LIP distorts their priorities by forcing funds away from other projects. "The provinces in many cases are as diz3ti.Mt from pnormes as anyone else,- comments Mackie. LIP financed birth control clinics. couniAi1W fur and similar projects that sometimes once the need is stir eontro,ersy. usually short-livedemonstrated. Last year, a West C'ciag riladame was turned i ilt.,-- - N ewe t I percent of the projects would never Im) neeil rk', tz.r.7 ; x..,-,-- . ' 04, 00..0 because V. 0.11!;:,- ... W ---;--- , i Altit romrroirove. - i , I 2v4..." ..41.! t4 4 .,,, T 1 ' htfto- co--ra- e t I t titAV- Meals-on-Whee- ls The kinds of projects that have grosrt out of LIP most centers or prolzrams to frequently include day-carspruce up old public buildings and municipal parks The limit nnw fT each project is but in the nast a grant was u',;ed to build a hockey arena in northern t,Inebee Iciumula channels $262 for each unemplo ed person into areas where the unemployment rate is in excess of I I friNAIrt i,,,,,,, w v i I goods-produein- g M aref - &albs. I. 1 "N. 4V I Some ' provinces and municipalities NfinanCe the I.11, ift.Or a tour inftit ye:ir experienve, require-- that applicants stiLmit a source of future nnancing. unless their prowets are going o the natural I 1 - -- mt - , at I I ti mrot !A:, ni ' i 0 tz-. ,, T. a rt - Tt-Lt.,- t,vas--th- i rIt ir I , $ciV.ces Commis o- -iln:Ini,a, ji;17;04 ' instead of Atinr t --- ft; ,,! ytkiso aJ. fez lit EI t174,- - program was started ir, late 1971 when unemployment ,:ammed to 6,5 percent, Cam Maeldt, an official in the Department of Manpower and Immigralion. Laysr"The idea was to get the oats to the sparrows without going through the horse." Ili kis skit. thti hors;c e federilibtireaucrac y. Mackie maintains burenueracy had tit,,coaw to diaoging social needs. In theory, UP reduces "bureaucratic oeriay'' to a minimum as the untirriptoyod think up peoicts and apply for fun& each tall to make thorn go. Those apprued tin begin early in the year when tinerriii!.-o-6,ttin CanketiA. j.. thvy run rnii late spring. One problem is that many prove so ainahle in the community that there is an uproar then funds run , 4 ,, le'11571tA Cihrre''g The E 'It," tioi tirogram. ' , --- --- ,:, i twit ,fiadwf .JAM.- UK stands for tne Local Initiatives rnt)t i .... is 1 1,10;:t II11 , oia ant. Tour a. . .;.,--,- .., , ! Cnnada , ,,,,,,-,. ,,,,, tvto ti . ..blek-,..4 kl:',r,-;74 6' I'llo' .i 1 , I ' - , nal t.), J:,,,;, ..... VW--7i 3 - . - - it- r - . They had one of the big poll takers do a ,;ur'k ey. The survey may tell you how you rate with your family as the father. The poll disclosed that only 87 percent of those questioned observed Father's Day. All kinds of people were surveyed including some people Who'd families, ' Now that doesn't seem fair. ' The poll also showed that 47 percent of ail the fattitTrs in the land get only one gift on Father's Day. About '32 percent get two gifts, and 13 percent get three gifts.:. Another 8 percent get four or more. , That shows if you are a top dad, you get four gifts, or it might show that you have a lot of kids. I was going m say that lucky is the father who gt,.3 tour or more gilt& but they are probably all oa credit card! 0 WIT'S END; Howard Pearson boug:ht a book "Like to i tove" and then folmd out. it Ira; an ecytitip,edat .t , t,... . f , : . - , - ' . ' ,. 4 ,., ' t'lA i71,1: I K , , , Zle!' his-.ow-n , . fronlirztc rnc i' !, ,nr, .I. r !! :1 04444 .. L. 3 71FKtttfefySFqp;bPdiotktqtFtfitkttAttlt:4fC44r34W,i,twegStgkk"M:wta,VvtSir,Se'O.'amito;ob;..:.,,a,Aza,;i;,:.oa.'4-S.fue,tt,iit'Ai.f:,,us:o-AAe4,4i,4o,',,,,Lrtirönzttit- - dalfaI'lL;7.111WW, tikr,r3., |
