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Page 16 Fit, Dec. 10, 1971 The Ottawa Citizen Mel Watkins looks imvard MP complains 2 chain 'monopolies' allowed while Irving is prosecuted NDP must provide radical solutions to economic ills to, 1 LW Hit fmJ-T Ail I I The Irving interests publish five dailies in the There are 32 Thomson newspapers in Canada and 13 in the outham group. "mess" created by delay in formulation of the new competition legislation, which would revise combines law. Justice Minister Turner said it is his duty to enforce the present Mr. Bell asked why South-am and Thomson were allowed to go ahead with their "monopolies." There was no reply.

A LXPORTA 3 By The Canadian Press Thomas M. Bell (PC-Saint John-Lancaster) says the government is permitting the Southam and Thomson newspaper groups to. pursue their "monopolies" while prosecuting the Irving group in New Brunswick. Charges alleging that K. C.

Irving Limited and three New Brunswick publishing companies formed a monopoly in the English-language newspaper field in the province were laid Wednesday under the federal combines law. Mr. Bell asked in the Commons Thursday that the Irving prosecution be sus- ucmaaaj rj that company to create an atmosphere congenial to a discussion of Canadian economic independence," he said. But Prof. Watkins added it was important for the NDP to back up its criticisms of government.

"We can't just go around crreating anxiety by furnishing the unemployed with radical analyses of the country's economic plight; we have to provide radical solutions as well." The meeting returned Peter Usher as president of the party riding association in Ottawa South. Bad guy as a universal cure for Canadian ills. "If the government adopts the suggestion to set up a screening mechanism to examine foreign companies' transactions, it will only be as good as the people who run it. "If it's captained by industry it will end up as nothing more than a planning board for foreign corporations," the Waffle organizer said. Prof.

Watkins pointed out that Prime Minister Tru-deau's "working with President Nixon was attended by the presidents of General Motors Corporation and Gulf Oil Corporation. "You can expect LICHTENBURG, South Africa (AP) Police said they arrested a suspected thief who told them he had obtained a potion from, a witchdoctor to make himself invisible, especially to police. REGULAR AND KINGS Professor Mel Watkins nif tial 'Victim of own complacency' pended iin view of the Canada is the victim of its own economic complacency and has been reduced to a position of dependence upon the United States, claims controversial economic nationalist Mel Wat-kins. "The whole strategy of governments in this country since the Second World War has been to make some kind of arrangement with the American empire," Prof. Watkins told about 70 members of the Ottawa South New Democratic Party association Thursday night.

Since the recent stiff U.S. measures to correct serious balance of payments and unemployment problems and protect its business at home, Canada has found itself out in the cold with the rest of the world, Prof. Wat-kins said. "The U.S. will no longer permit us to enjoy any kind of special situation.

"So the Trudeau strategy was to go down to the White House and ask President Nixon 'Please can we be Gray report The University of Toronto economics professor cautioned the meeting not to regard recommendations of the Gray report, recently leaked in Canadian Forum, A The mas i STORE Jury clears all in death of woman A coroner's jury has ruled the death of Cathari-na Schlievert last September an accident in which no one was to blame. Mrs. Schlievert, of Am-prior, was a passenger in a car driven by Beulah Brown, also of Arnprior, which collided with a trac tor-trailer at the intersec tion of Highway 7 and Moodie Drive Sept. 20. Mrs.

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