Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 28, 1974, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg Free Press Final Edition 81 NO. 231 1C 20c WITH COLORED COMICS JUNE 28, 1974 a.m. Sunset p.m. p.m. a.m. PT Hurray for the The year is officially over Friday for Manitoba students and these three boys from School at 290 Lilac Avenue couldn't be From left to right Danny 9, Bobby Photo By Gerry Calm 9, and David 8, ing how enthusiastic they are to begin two summer LONG SUMMIT AGENDA Detente Tops List MOSCOW President Nixon and Soviet Communist Party Chief Leonid Brezhnev got down to the business of their third summit meeting have a list that said stretching his arms And first on it the strengthening of friendly main talks are just be- ginning said the Soviet leader as he waited for Nixon to arrive at his Kremlin we just exchanged Nixon started his day with a trip to the tomb of the Soviet unknown beneath the Kremlin His arrival at Brezhnev's office was delayed 15" minutes when he made an unscheduled stop to shake hands with some of the hundreds of Russians watching from behind police one Russian woman shouted the and said said the world the Russian people and the American With Nixon at the conference this morning were State tary Henry State Department lawyer Helmut who is an arms Walter the U.S. ambassador to William director of the State Department intelligence and research and Maj. Gen. Brent a tional security adviser to the Please See DETENTE Page 4 Stanfield Says He'd Meet With Provinces Munro list Attention TORONTO f- Thomas press agent for al Labor Minister John said Thursday copies of Mr. Munro's federal election budget and a list of his political contributors has been turned over to the who are investigating irregularities in the operation of Hamilton Mr. McPhail said the RCMP visited the office in He Mr. Munro objected when the police wanted to take his campaign told them he was in the middle of a campaign and he said you take that we'll be lost without said Mr. He said the RCMP Montreal Flights Affected MONTREAL agement and supervisory were handling baggage at Montreal International port after Air ada maintenance workers staged a walkout to protest the refusal to negotiate adjustments i n the current The striking senting all three shifts at the Air Canada are under contract until April 10, 1975, an airline spokesman Seven flights were cancelled because of the he saying more tions were The airline normally handles 90 daily departure flights out of Montreal ly photocopied about 50 ments at campaign Mr. he believes the RCMP were looking for the names of certain individuals and companies in Mr. Munro's lists of campaign He said he did not know whether the RCMP had a search Inspector F. A. officer in charge of the com- fraud squad in Toronto said executed a lot of search warrants during that in- I think my com- ment on that would no Inspector Rod led the RCMP also refused except investigation is Mr. McPhail said Mr. Munro co-operated fully with the RCMP during their visit to his He said Mr. Munro was ad- of the RCMP tion during the under cover and was kept ad- vised by the RCMP as the in- Expansion Given Govt. Priority Manitoba government have bowed to pressure of a group of cancer patients and given top priority to ex- pansion of the Cancer Re- search and Treatment tion in The decision was made Thursday .at two-hour ing attended by Premier Ed Schreyer of Health Minister Saul Miller of toba and representatives of the Health Sciences and Manitoba health com After the ment officials said expansion of the cancer facilities would be added to a currently under way amount of funding and facilities needed for other priority health Larry chairman of the provincial government's health services in- the Western Lottery Is Under Way Holiday Schedule No paper will be published Dominion Day July 1 to enable Free Press riers and staff members to take advantage of the long The main floor office will be open on Monday from 6 p.m. to to receive classified Phone Number 943-9331 All Departments Direct Line after business hours consult your telephone A new Western Canadian tery offering four draws annually was ly launched Thursday at an hour-long ceremony in the day The new which brings to an end the highly successful Manitoba Golden is to be operated jointly .by the four western Although details of the tery were not formally an- at Thursday's an information kit handed out at the door showed that will be the first prize in each of the four annual Second prize in draw will be prize will be Five ticket holders will each win There will also be prizes of Lottery officials said at the kickoff ceremony tickets for the first draw to be made Oct. 23 are already on sale through hundreds of ticket-selling cies in Alberta and British i Please See WESTERN Page 4 that construction of an addition to the cancer centre could in de- on the results of the He the commission could not approve the sion plans before this time be- cause the board of directors of the Health Sciences Centre had not indicated that cancer re- search and treatment was a top priority Frank man of the hoard of said a resolution had been passed at a meeting June 21, approving expansion and this had been forwarded to the commission and Mr. Mr. Miller said he was op- I i m i s t i c that the expansion plans would go ahead quickly now that it was a priority of the Health Sciences Centre Although they were not lowed to attend the meeting of cancer patients and supporters known as the Committee Undertaking Research Expansion waited for two hours to hear the Mrs. Elvie spokesman for the group and herself a tim of said she would have liked to hear a more nite answer as to when con- struction of new cancer ties would Please See PRIORITY Page 4 Humphrey Denies Spending Illegal WASHINGTON telephone call Thursday night ator Hubert stung by a Senate Watergate com- staff report on his 1972 presidential campaign says he did nothing il- legal in using more than of his own money in his campaign and concealing that fact from the the Lord Jesus Christ as my that was as csl a deal as kissing your from his the Minnesota crat in an emotional to The Associated said the money represented time of by and his wife Humphrey said he omitted any mention of the use of sonal funds when he disclosed his finances because at that time the law didn't require full disclosure and because he wanted to conceal the matter the committee Please See ILLEGAL Page 4 TODAY Hilt Population Numbers Garni 46 49 to 29, 31 to 41 Comics 13 Deaths 2 54 to 58 Movies to 45 Sports to 53 Television 42 Women 10, 11 NEARLY EVERYONE READS the FREE PRESS City zont 10M52 Total By RUSSELL Free Press Political Reporter Federal Progressive Leader Robert Stanfield said in Winnipeg Thursday one of the first actions of a government would be to convene a conference to co-ordinate grams for fighting At an airport press ence way to Mr. also said the which would be called as early as possible after the would develop new re venue sharing arrangements between Ottawa and the conference would herald new era of trust and between Ottawa and the he The Conservative leader cm Ottawa does not re- quire provincial consent to in its 90-day price anc even though such matters are under the The eral government can use the order and good clause of the British North America as it has done in the to assume Cheer PM By GERRY BOURDEAU The CANADIAN PRESS While Prime Minister deau to a cheering rally of about in New Democratic Party Leader David speech in toon was disrupted by native The NDP leader was con- demning Liberal election i s e s as worthless when a one of a group of about 'M members of chewan youth and native attempted to make her way to the speaker's form in the city's Centennial She was ushered away screaming b y Saskatchewan Attorney-General ow only to return yelling at Mr. Lewis for a chance to She later identified self as Marge Mr. Lewis invited the group to remain and to discuss their concerns after he When he concluded his Nora ident of the Native Women of read a list of complaints against the NDP provincial Among the complaints was a charge that the provincial is breaking Us word to native Mr. Lewis said he under- stood that a meeting between Please See Page 5 control over normally cial Stanfield said the co-operation of the inces was necessary in oping programs to follow the freeze since federal cal policy could be offset by provincial unless they all were The Conservative Further Election Coverage On Pages 14, 41 looking tanned and fit in a grey pinstripe said he was satisfied at progress nis party was making in the he questions oii the controversial role being played in the Con- servative campaign by formei prime minister John baker and on the anti-French anti campaigns being waged by western Conservative S p e a k i n g in Mr. Stanfield declined to comment See STANFIELD Page 4 Jets Seem Saved A contribution from Manitoba credit unions and a late surge of corporate support increased the Save the Jets Fund to early The Manitoba Citizens Com- for the Jets announced that the fund was within of its minimum tive of and that figure is expected to be realized ther later today or early Money has been raised through the sale of certificates and the of The campaign began June 10. Last week the City of approved an interest free loan of with the tion that be raised from the private sector The Jets are charter members in the two-year-old World Hockey The team is presently owned by Ben and the Simkin Terms of the sale of the team to the community at- large are million with a with the remainder paid Over seven years at nine per cent simple Committee m embers ex- pressed the hope that although the realization of the minimum Please See JETS Page 4 Many Vacant School Desks Expected By 1984 A dramatic decline in dent enrolment in Manitoba schools over the next few years is predicted in the report of a study conducted by the Manitoba Association of School The which the association released to school I wards in- a probable total drop of from 1971 to 1983. The projected decline has many serious implications for school board provincial government p 1 a n n i n g in space ments and the re- port If present ratios are fewer will be needed during the school year 1983- 1984 than in 1972-1973, when teachers were employed in Manitoba The 1972- 1973 ratio was 20.04 pupils to each If the same number of ers were then the resulting in a substantial in- crease in the cost of education with no appreciable benefit to the the report The figures and ratios quoted include all certificated ing such as do not ly Thus the actual teacher ratio might be Ed the association's sistant executive said in an interview He said recent research in- that no significant im- provement in education would follow the ratio decline If the actual ratio dropped to there might be a significant Mr. Martens Said confusion and conflict surround the teacher with no clear idence that a low ratio duces better educational re- Provincial based on the number of will drop but undoubtedly costs will continue to the re- port A reduction in grants will seriously handicap a school division's ability to offer special programs for special The main calls for a wide dis- of its findings and the establishment of a working task force lo study the lems further and to make for action by all levels of The Continued Please See VACANT Page 5 Children vote for freedom Child Slaves Set Free BANGKOK Fifty-four barefoot and ragged children have been freed from a walled blouse factory where Thai police said they had been forced to work as slave The youngsters said they were fed only rice and had to sleep on the cried every day at I missed my parents very said 14-year-old Laone tears running hollow cheeks as she told of seven months of 15-hour work meagre food and beatings before police raided the factory The was arrested along with two woman relatives and held without bail despite at- tempts by three persons to bail him police charged with illegal detention of the dren and violation of the labor They also began a search for his accused by the children of beating them whenever they asked lo be paid for their 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. or tried to climb the factory's 10-foot The wife disappeared at the time of the i Please Sec CHILD Page 4
