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WARSAW (AP) — Polish
police have seized at lcast 26
Solidarity.‘supportors ° along
with radio and

‘members of the Temporary

Co-Ordinating Commission as

‘being among those soized,

printing Presses In a crack-
down on dissidents in: War

“The most important figure
d in’ the

and Jersy “Jaatrzebowaki,’
member of ‘Solidarity's -N:

tional Commission, elected in

“Jastrzebowski was a co

, which app v
took place ~W

dinator of the led Ra-

‘dis rity,” the

‘Thursday and Friday, was

n reported Sat-
urday.

It ald one of those seized
was plotting May Day pro-
tests.

The ‘announcement ‘came
after. Solidarity leader Lech’
Walesa’s driver was released :
Saturday after 25: hours‘ of ©
interrogation 'in' Gdansk and
& summons was issued for
Walesa’s spokesman, Adam

 Kinszewski,’ ‘to ‘appear ‘for

questioning Monday. *

The driver, Micczyslaw
Wachowski, said he told ‘po-
lice nothing ‘about’. Walesa’s ”
weekend meeting with fugi-
tive union leaders, Walesa‘
was questioned for five hours
Wednesday and his ‘ wife
Danuta for’ three’ hours
Thursday, but they‘ also said
they told police nothing.

Solidarity’s underground
Temporary, Co-Ordinating
Commission issued a commu-
nique rs ‘calling’ for *

Solidarity’s elected 107-mem:
ber National Commission:

Poland,

‘The report. said ‘Bola had.
“been’ in ‘hiding. since: (the’
martial law | “declaration: of)
Dec, 18, 1981," and was ap-

prehended ‘in possession’ of’

“western radio equipment.”
It sald he, ae helping to

Belz, a member of -

report, said. ' ~The, union's

“underground radio network '
made its’ niost recent, broad- :
fe’ cast, in’ cwarsaw on Friday
‘is from Gorzow Wielkopolski, , 3
a city of 110, ,000 in ‘western

and seized ‘equlpinent of the

Student ‘Workers’ Co-Oper:
tive C of

' tions ra his: ve and. was

among 12: people’ taken int

custody. in Gorzow Wielkop: .

olski.
Ten members of the’ dis-
banded

‘Three’ printing machines
were impounded, but the re-
port it did:not indicate how
many: people were detained
or give: their. identities.

land, a group with.

Confed- .
‘eration of Independent Po-

pendent union in the Soviet
bloc, was ded.with the

links, were arrested in Plock,
90, kilometres west’ of War-
saw.

‘The report said four | people
were arrested in Warsaw in
with the seizure

countrywide protest imarcties
on May Day. ‘Walesa did not

. ondorse the protest call pub-

liely, but said he and the
underground had agreed to
co-ordinate Policies.
BELZ
The TV re

‘Wednesday night of a Radio
Solidarity ‘transmitter that
authorities said was powerful
enough to broadcast to the
entire country.
SEIZES PRESSES

The report identified them

as Janina J;

port
did not name any ‘of the five

Amway group angered.

RIDGETOWN, ONT. (CP)

” — A group of Kent County

residents linked to the Michi-
gan-based Amway Corpor-
ation plans to make a formal
protest that its members
were unfairly prevented
from joining the Progressive
Conservative party.
Henrietta Prevett, an Am,
way distributor whose hus-
band was successful in his bid
to join the party, said only.12
of 67: members ofthe. group
managed to obtain member-
hips: One third of the group

Jaseczuk, Coane Dygant,

are Amway distributors and

the rest were “friends, neigh-.

bors. and
Prevett said.

’ Prevett's husband, -Len,
also an Amway distributor,
said the group will protest to
the national PC credentials
committee that the local
riding ‘ association ‘tried to
keep members out by failing
to inform them of the proper
application procedures.

acquaintances,”

The 6 group was angry Fri-

day as members of the Kent _

Tory kids won't.

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By ROGER SMITH

OTTAWA (cP) — C

‘for the Pr

imposition of martial law and
outlawed last October. Wal-
esa. was’ freed’, from 11

the only inde-, ij

months’ ; martial la intern: fi

‘ment: in November. and has

taken .an increasingly bold
position against the Com-
munist government in Feeent
weeks,

Pope John Paul is expected
to return to his Polish home-

- land in June, but the govern-
“ment: has -said peace must,

prevail if the visit is to take
place as scheduled.

County Progressive Conser- |

vative riding assocition chose
delegates to the June leader-
ship convention. és

Ralph Barry, president of
the local riding association,
said - applications for party
membership had fo have
been received by April 7 to

CARNIVAL .

be eligible to vote on dele-’. -

gates for the

CASTLEGAR NEWS, April 17, 1983 A3

Gov't
must
lead

* OTTAWA’ (CP) — The
federal government, not the ,
“private sector, has to lead
economic recovery and pro-
vide stimulus for short-term
and long-term job creation in
Tuesday's budget, says New
Democrat finance critic Nel-
son Riis,

“To stand by and wait for
the private sector to lead us
out of this, by definition is an
impossibility because of the
reduced capacity now in vir-
tually every sector,” the MP.
for Kamloops-Shuswap, B.C.,
said in a Standard Broadcast
News interview,

Some economists . have
been telling Finance Minister
Mare Lalonde that the re-
covery is occurring in the

|. marketplace and government

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sbetause it could be
tionary. .

should. avoid stimulating the
‘economy to a large degree
infla-

But Rils said, “Now is the
time for the . . . government,
in co-operation with the pro-
vincial, governments, to in-
vest money that will even-
tually result in economic re-
turn to the federal coffers in
terms of sales, tax, personal
income tax and corporate tax
in an effort’ to reduce our
debt. To continue on this
course that we find ourselves

". . today is economic sui-
cide.”

WANTS STIMULUS

Riis. wanted two areas of
stimulus,

“I would like to see cer-

tainly some short-term stim-

ulus in terms of getting Can-
adians back to work quickly
as possible in significant
numbers. so that there is
some observable job creation
-.-and I'm thinking of things
like . . . improving our
transportation systems, es-

_ tablishing massive refores-

tation programs.

» “That kind of thing could
put people to work in a mat-
ter of weeks after the budget,

(“I've had no proper appli
-cations for memberships
other than the 25 we've ac-
cepted (since March 22) the
date the leadership conven-
tion was called,” Barry said.

He said the local riding al-
lowed the 12 membership
applications to be approved
after: April 7 because the
applicants had called the ex-
ecutive before the deadline
and expressed a desire to join
the ee ‘

/ Conservative leadership have reached “a general consensus”
not to use children under 14 years of age in the battle for

delegates to the June

Peter

party
ine organizer for 31 ridings
in southern Ontario, said the

Elzinga said Friday.

party p

They also agreed to appoint two high-profile Tories -
possibly including former leader Robert Btenbeld — the
The

. protests about the delegate selection eroesea:

The announcement followed a meeting of the ‘party's
candidate liaison committee which spent almost three hours -
haggling over ways to deal with alleged dirty tricks and

irregularities.

u ittee, which held

hearings this Sak in Halifax and

said it had

delegate-sel could be
overturned if the credentials
committee rules the , group
had been unfairly denied the
right to join the party.

Asked if he were confident
the committee would rule in
: favor of the local riding asso-
ciation, Barry. said “there's ‘8
no question.”

| Ridgetown is about 40

on 27

} but wouldn't say what

the decisions were. A party

in Ottawa ‘said an

announcement may be made

Monday. -

The only candidate to attend the Ottawa meeting of the
liaison committee was Brian Mulroney, who lost his bid to
set up a “fairness commission” to make final rulings.

‘LEGITIMATE CONCERNS’

Elzinga told reporters there were “some legitimate

concerns” about new. Tory youth clubs set up. to send

del tothe

and about the lack of

a minimum age for party membership.

But “corrective measures”

can’t be taken until changes

tothe party's constitution are considered at the next general
meeting. Elzinga, MP fcr Alberta's Pembina riding, said ‘he
favors an across-the-board minimum age to apply to the
whole party, such as the 18-year-old limit used i in his own

riding.

In the meantime, “there has been a general consensus
among the candidates that they won't involve individuals

under 14,” he said.

8 east of Chatham.

Delegates

schedule
debate

TORONTO (CP) — Global
Television Network. an-
nounced Friday it will tele-

\vise a public debate among

the eight major Progressive
Conservative leadership can-
didates on April 30.
Raymond Heard, Global
vice-president of news and

current affairs, said the tele-_

cast will also be made avail-

Th ittee was a
reached after Mulroney, David Crombie and Michael Wilson
called for a new blue-ribbon committee with more powers
than the credentials committee. :

Elzinga and several candidates, including Joe Clark,

lua re new TUR was not BAX

eeded because the credentials

i i finds oid

meee and order

new ie fi
Elzinga reiterated the

views of the credentials

committee that protests so far involve technical irregu-
_ larities rather than dirty tricks.

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE? |

He hedged when asked to

define the difference between

an irregularity and'a dirty trick. He said there were bound

to be some

during h di of

“but

they are by far the minority.”

Asked about vandalism at the home of an organizer for
Mulroney after a rowdy riding meeting in Montreal, Elzinga
said there was no proof that: was. connected with the

delegate selection process.

Clark, meanwhile, was campaigning in several small

communities outside Ottawa «
Clark pursued his latest.

party must be guided by the three d's —

and discipline.

‘on Friday.
campaign slogan, saying the
d

able to ind dent stations

in Winnipeg, Calgary, Ed-'

monton, Lethbridge and Van-
couver,

‘The debate is scheduled for
2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. EDT at
Massey Hall.

Heard said Montreal busi-
nessman Brian. Mulroney,
who earlier had been re-
ported to be staying out of
the debate, has agreed to
participate.

Other candidates in the
debate are Joe Clark, Peter
Blaikie, David Crombie, John
Crosbie, Peter Pocklington,
Michael Wilson and John
Gamble.

Heard said he believed the
CBC and CTV networks were
unable to televise the debate
because they had prior com-

ecision

for sports
that day. .

OTTAWA (CP) — The an-
nual tax brak for child care is
going to.rise under social
policy measures scheduled to
be announced in Tuesday's
federal budget, top govern-
ment sources said Friday.

The current annual tax de-

. duction .o up to $1,000. per

child for a ‘maximum of four

children is claimed by about,

400,000 parents, all but about
20,000 of them working
mothers and the. rest single
fathers.

The exact amount of the
increase was not confirmed
but sources expected it
would be doubled to $2,000
per child. The benefit now

costs the government about
$40 million annually in lost
revenue. :

The deduction, meant to
help offset costs of. baby-
sitters and daycare fees, is

‘available to working mothers

and in the case of men, to
fathers who are single, wid-
owed, divorced, separated or
whose wife is in hospital or
prison.

The increase is expected to
be financed by a reduction of
a separate tax break, pos-
sibly in the social benefit cat-
egory, the sources said.

But a cut in the tax ex-
emption granted to people
whose spouses don’t work

has been ruled out, because
of a severe public backlash
that occurred when that pos-
sibility was raised in Jan-

uary. ~

Further, no universal so-
cial programs — either family
allowance or old age security:
— are going to be cut, the
sources said, The two pro-
grams will remain universal,
granted regardless of income

* level.

CRITICAL RESPONSE
Judy Erola, minister for

. the status of women, ran into

severe criticism several
months ago when she ‘sug-
gested that a child care in-
crease be financed by cutting
the exemption for spouses

is it d if the funding is

..,in place from the provincial

who don’t work. The spousal
exemption is: worth up to
$3,100 annually to. eligible |
taxpayers. ©

And :Finante: Minister
Marc Lalonde prompted an
outery ‘last ‘fall by publicly
stating it was time to ques-
tion whether the universal
family, allowance program
‘should: be tailored to. cover
only really-needy parents.

The main for in-

and federal governments to
support it.” sey

He also called for a pro-
gram to secure long- term
jobs by identifying areas of
the economy “where we
* possess some strategic ad-
vantage,”

Such areas were ‘trans-
portation and telecommuni-
cations,

“Let's encourage those in-
dustries particularly.”

Riis said he wants “to see
maybe some tax incentives,
maybe through a gronting

creasing the child care de-
duction is that-the current
tax. break is nowhere near
the actual cost of care, and
increasing numbers of wom-
en are entering the work
force,

com-
panies that for example are

developing Canadian content,

that are developing real af-
firmative-action programs to
assist perhaps women in the
work force and other minor-
ity groups in the work force.”

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