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BY S'AC R1»» LL
1.LP,,"
doth Opposition
Finance Critics have
given . their Parties'
formal response to the
Provincial Budget
'aught down ,on April 32.-
In
2.-fn his, reply, David
Peterson (Lib, London.
Centre) tabled a non-
. confidence motion saying
the government's
"failure to implement an
economic strategy has
contributed significantly
to the economic decline of
Ontario."
fie accused. the
Treasurer of presenting a
"band-aid" budget which
does not address the
serious economic
problems facing the
province. Referring to
measures to aid pen-
sioners,, which he
described as "goodies",
he pointed out that /these
will result in less money,
compared to property tax
credits on income tax
returns, for some 135,000
senior citizens.
Some people will get
$100 a year less, while
some wealthier pen-
sioners will get up to $450
a year snore.
In addition, he said the
budget ignores the 340,000
unemployed people in
this province, doesn't
provide enough for
research and develop-
ment and fails to
stimulate energy con-
servation measures.
"Thee Treasurer, is no
Robin Hood," he said.
"His program befits the
Sheriff of Nottingham
much beater."
The NDP Finance
- —, _ itY'C ...- also -'-ha-d— scafit
praise and much
criticism for the budget.
He also criticised the
government for lack of ari
industrial sirategy, -and
condemned its "laissez
faire attitude" toward the
economy forcausing
great economic and
social suffering. He
called layoffs in the auto
i'ndustry "the ' most
critical situation facing
any sector".
Auto Industry
Chrysler of Canada and
the federal and provincial
government continue to
try to negotiate details of
a $200 million -aid
program for the finan-
cially troubled auto
company following its
parent company's an-
nouncement that -it plans
to buy rather than build
its new V6 engine.
This news is a
devastating blow for the
town of Windsor, where
Chrysler Canada planned
to produee the engine.
Both federal and
provincial governments
insist that Chrysler must
guarantee at least 14,500
Canadian jobs if .the
company, expects to
receive gov.er.nment
money. The' whole idea of
the proposed financial 'aid
is to save Canadian jobs,
not the auto company.
Hamilton's Magic
Box
It seems clear that
literally hundreds of
thousands of gallons of
liquid -industrial waste at
a Hamilton dump 1 aked
through a large split in a
holding tank in 1978 and
was only discovered after
six months by a police
investigation.
Charges have not been
pressed against the
company managing the
site by the Ministry of the
Environment because a
certificate of approval
didn't expressly disallow
the dumping of liquid
waste, according to a
ministry spokesman.
Liberal Leader Stuart
Smith has charged that
the holding tank became
known as "the magic
box" among workers at
the dump and haulers
who trucked in waste.
"It was magic in that
no matter how much
waste a hauler put in it,
the waste seemed to
disappear," he said.
"What was really hap-
pening was the bottom of
the tank had been eaten
away and the waste
poured into it was simply
disappearing below."
Dr. Smith renewed a
call for a judicial inquiry
into the duxnp's
operation, a demand he
first made a year ago
after the Ministry of the
Environment admitted it
couldn't account for
about 500,000 gallons of
waste that. had entered
the plaint gates.
FOreign Land land was an overblown
Ownership concern.
Recently the overn- Rowever, it has now
meet 'released a study introduced a bill which
Which said foreign would, require till non-
ownershiP agricultural a rcultural residentstoregister their
financial interests in
farmland. ,The Minister
said the province should,
know the extent of foreign
ownership in two years.
If it is excess.\
consideration wouldbe
given to legislation which
would require Cabinet
approval for land Pur-
chases byforei nets.
"Act,
This Act; to Require
osition r
the Registration of Non.
resident, lntergst in
Agricultural ` Lan. in
Ontario is almost
identical to the private
Member's Bill on the
subject which 1 trice
introduced.
Labour `Task
s Force
Province -wide
hearings of the Liberal
Task 'Force continued
thisweek as task force
chairman, Ron Van
Horne, (Lib. London
North) met with labour
and management
representatives in n
Toronto.,.Previously
Meetings,'have been held
in London, Kitchener,
Hamilton and Windsor.
Turn
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