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On Loans

OTTAWA (CP — ticism of

erl-| ‘According to the govern-

the loan feature in |ment's--announcement, workers the government's new man-|who have been unemployed for

power ‘mobility program, under

four of. the previous six months

which certain .workers are as-|will qualify for a grant, whereas

sisted in moving to new job|workers who have oon, was. volced noey ployed for any

the Economie Council

The counell, im its second an-

unem- of time less than thié will receive loans.

“Apart from the difficulties which must surely arise in ad-

mual economic review,. said it |ministering these two kinds. of

has “serious. reservations” about the decision to make one category of workers eligiblé for outright grants and. another

ble for loans, re’ Saves erat tee sean

assistance, seems to us that the loan feature of the program will prove self-defeating. -

“For example, a loan of: $500 to $1,000 for a family of several dependants, repayable over @ two-year period, may appear to

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dable debt: to cohtract before he |

avoid abuses. ‘

algo noted that the plan was abnounced last but had not yet gone into when the report was written.

has resulted in wun Manpower bottlenecks.”

gram would begin Dec. 28.:

To Moving Workers

by grants rather than loans, with appropriate safeguards . to

The report, dated December, ¢ government

“It is difficult to understand the delay in putting this pre- gram into operation. This delay

‘The labor department an- nounced Dec, 15 that the pro

ON-THE AIR ae ees sae G FAT [ana his tami to ; eae - oat caer Ceemtoe Coameaaie & grant or loan, the full cost of foliewing progr: environment. Nee aE ERY a = “Furthermore, this system |@nd household goods. . would tend to penalize the more enterprising individual ance of up ‘to $1,000 also is who seeks to shorten the dura- |available, again as a loan or

tion of his unemployment.”

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moving a worker, his family

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just for men or clergy.” The .general council will con-

of suggested principles of union

can -churches. The Anglican General. Synod approved the document last summer, _ > The head of the Anglican church, the primate, is elected by the House of Bishops. Women are not ordained in the Anglican church.

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Astronauts Are Praised

HOUSTON (AP)—U‘S. _ astro- nauts Frank Borman and James Lovell harbored some. natural apprehension and anxiety dur-

gram we begin Dec. 28.°_. jing their two-week space flight It pays, either in the form of |

in Gemini 7, but turned in a “really outstanding” perform- ance, the flight surgeon said...

For one thing, Dr. Charles A. Berry said, the ‘two pilots felt an, obvious. letdown when Gem-

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