Viikkosanomat, July 01, 1980

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siksi että työvoimasta on
muutenkin pulaa Nyt joudu-taan
monia ihmisiä irrottamaan
tilapäisesti normaalista työs-tään
ja perehdyttämään heitä
urheilun matkailun ja palvelu-toiminnan
erikoistehtäviin
Kaikkiaan Moskovan kiso-jen
palvelutehtäviin aiotaan
saada mahtava joukko asian-tuntijoita
ja palveluammattien
työntekijöitä heitä yli 135000
tilapäistyöhön
Tosin suuri apu saadaan
korkeakoulujen ja opistojen o-piskelij- oista:
85000 mainituis-ta
13500O:sta on juuri heitä
Yli 10000 Moskovan yliopis-ton
Maurice Thorezin vierai-den
kielten instituutin ja joiden-kin
muidenkin korkeakoulujen
opiskelijaa toimii tulkkeina
Vielä enemmän opiskelijoita on
Anatoli Rozanov OLYMPIA KUVASTA
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Tärkeimpien kisapaikkojen
pienoismalli
Kuva V POLUHIN ja J RJABOV
Moskovan kaupunginjohta-ja
Vladimir Promyslov totesi:
'Odottaessaan rakkaita vieraita
jokainen emäntäjärjestää kotin-sa
mahdollisimman kauniiksi
Niin tekee Moskovakin olym-piakisojenosanott- ajia
ja vieraita
odottaessaan'
Kaupungissa tehdään yleisiä
kunnostustöitä puhdistetaan
vesi-j- a ilmatilaa sekä istutetaan
puita pensaita ja kukkia Jo-kaista
moskovalaista kohden on
keskimäärin yli 20 kuutiometriä
viheraluetta ja kisoihin men-nessä
vihreys laajenee vielä
huomattavasti Tänä vuonna
Moskovassa istutetaan 25000
puuta ja 100000 pensasta Ka--
' kt ' i r' ifi1 u iii fl 1 '
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f
palvelutehtävissä hotelleissa ja
asuntoloissa ravintoloissa ja
baareissa liikenne- - ja viestilii-kennelaitdksis- sa
tiedotuskes-kuksissa
jne
Vieraita kieliä on jo pitem-män
aikaa opetettu myös eri
ammattiryhmille - tarjoilijoille
myyjille autonkuljettajille kat- -
Ontario
Party's
largely
attended
members
sastusmiehille jne Kisojen Affairs Labour "Nestle
mennessä People Nuclear Energy
valaista Industry Economic
rittaa vieraan kielen kokeen voi-dakseen
paremmin palvella vie-raita
KAUPUNGIN
OLYMPIAKORISTELU
Komeimmat koristeet ovat
ennen muuta itse olympiara-kennelm- at
Mutta tietysti
pelkästään ne Koko Moskova
kisakoristelun
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EtoÄ '"aw -- - v
dut puistikot puistot
tulevat yhä puhtaammiksi
kauniimmiksi
astuessaan lentokoneesta
tai junavaunusta vieraat näke-vät
juhlavasti koristellun lento-t- ai
rautatieaseman Jättiläisko-kois- et
kisatunnukset saattelevat
heitä olympialaisten kaikkien
kulkureittien varrella Katuja ja
sin päivisin
kirkasväriset kuvamerkit toi-mivat
ovat olympiakylä ja Luznikin
keskusurheilupuisto
Myös kaupungin liikenne
paljolti ulkoasua
Tällaisiin huoneisiin majoitetaan Moskovan urheilijat
VZUFAROV
1980 ONDP CONVENTION
The 1980 New
Democratic Convention
held at Guelph University on
June 20-2- 2 was the most
ever (except for a
Leadership Convention) in the
history of the Party 1300
ONDP were present
to debate over Party Policy
and Food was
at the head of the priorities list
followed by: Health and Social
Services Housing and Urban
ai- - Boy--
kuun 5000 mosko-- cott"
taksinkuljettajaa suo-- and Stra- -
eivät
saa
pihat ja
ja
Jo
ja
sen
kisojen
Kuva:
tegy
Mel Swart MPP from Wel-Jand-Thor- old
has met with
vconsiderable success in his dis-pu- te
to preserve the Niagara
fruitlandsSvvart asserted amid-s- t
applause that "the Tories
have ignoredthe predicamentof
the Niagara Escarpment by re-fusi- ng
to act and if anything is
to be done we the NDP are the
Party to do it"
Other resolutions reflecting
the Agriculture and Food prior-it- y
were one to stock Ontario
produce rather than imports in
supermarkets two because of
the surplus in many of our mar-ke- ts
—and food being a number
one priority— we should be
selfsufficient in food production
and processing and three since
at present land development
cnncerns spprn tn nvprrnlp pn
vironmental concerns aid
Moskovassa on laadittu olym-piakisojen
liikennepalvelujen
yleiskaava joka parantaa en-nen
muuta matkustusmuka-vuutta
ja -- turvallisuutta kisarei-teill- ä
ENNEN KUIN
OLYMPIATULI SYTTYY
Vuoden 1980 kesäolympia-laisten
juhlallinen avaussere-moni- a
pidetään 19 heinäkuuta
Luznikin keskusstadionilla
maan urheilua
reenalla Sen aloittaa tähti
toreja koristavat liput julisteet puikon heilautukseua Neuvos
viiru ja seinamaaiauKsei uiai- - tnli-t_- n kansantaiteiliia Odissei
loistevalaistut
oppaina Värikkäimmät
määrää
Agriculture
tärkeimmällä
Dmitriadi Tbilisin valtionkon-servatorio- n
professori on kut-suttu
kisojen pääkapellimesta- -
riksi
Sen aloittaa tahtipuikon hei-lautuksella
Neuvostoliiton kan-santaitelija
Odissei Dmitriadi
Tbilisin valti-onkonserva-tor-ion
profes-sori
on kusut-t-u
kisojen pää-kapellimesta-r- iksi
Musiikkialku-soitt- o
olympi-asoihdu- n
il-mestyessä
stadionille vi-rittää
suuren-moisen
urhei-lujuhlan
kaik-ki
osanottajat
tunnelmaan
Soiton jälkeen
Moskovan o-lympiatai- vaal-le
lehahtaa
3000 kyyh-kystä
elävää
should be in the form of public
ownership of land development
and not within thejurisdiction of
the corporate elite
The Health and Social Ser-vices
priority produced wide-sprea- d
agreement among the
delegates on the resolution stat-in- g
that Northern Ontario should
also be entitled to OHIP
coverage of transportation to
and from specialist hospitals in
Toronto and Southern Ontario
Another resolution introduced
was due to the fact that at
present there is no funding for
preventive services for children
there was unanimous agree-ment
that an ONDP govern-me- nt
would establish a univer-sa-l
child care system as a first
step in providing services for
children and an increase in
fmancing of services to children
so that a high priority could be
given to preventive programs
for children still in their homes
The debate on Housing and
Urban Affairs revealed that
those individuals presently col-lect- ed
in areas of OHC build-ing- s
should be provided with a
suitable home ovvnership pian
and be integrated with the rest
of society — areas of middle-clas- s
residence — because inte-grati- on
leads to more integra-tio- n
and segregation can only
lead to further segregation
On the topic of Transpor-tation
and Communication it
was felt that the new Pay TV
Service would only destroy the
Canadian Broadcasting Com-pany
Ontario should attempt to
harness the Cable TV system
as Saskatchewan has done in
order to preserve and encourage
Canadian talent in the Arts
A resolution passed on the
Labour priority was that be-cause
of the seemingly endless
line ofplant closures more con-siderati- on
and effort on the part
of the plants should be demand-ed- :
seeking alternate options to
closures or relocations and se-curi- ng
comparable jobs for the
affected vvorkers
A resolution was passed
concerning the "Nestle Boy-cot- t'
vvhich stated "Whereas
the use of infant formula in poor
countries is creating a new
source of malnutrition the
ONDP endorses the boycott of
Nestle products which will not
be lifted until an agreement is
reached that includes (1) a di-re- ct
and enforceable end to ali
forms of promotion (2) an im-plementa-tion
pian and (3) a
monitoring system
At present Canadian civil
servants are not allowed to be
politically partisan This is an
inherently anti-democra- tic idea
because ali citizens should be
equal under the law The
ONDP resolved that this situa-tio- n
must be rectified in order to
give ali citizens the same poli-tic- al
right to actively support a
political party or candidate
It was decided that a bill on this
aspect of Canadian government
would be presented in the Legis-lativ- e
Assembly of Ontario
Price coding vvhich is be-comi- ng
very prevalent in our
supermarkets is detrimental to
the desirable practice of com-paris- on
Shopping The ONDP
delegates claimed price coding
to be an inconsiderate removal
ofjobs(cashiers grocery boys)
a form of manipulation of the
consumer since she has no
knowledge of the cost of the
products and a serious predica- -
ment for anyone forced to shop
on a fixed income (the elderly
welfare recipients)
Ed Broadbent provided the
delegates with an enthusiastic
session commencing his speech
in the French language Broad-bent
claimed that a great a-mo- unt
of credit is due our de-feat- ed
members of Northern
Ontario: John Rodriguez(Nic-ke- l
Belt) Cyril Symes(Sud-bury- )
and Arnold Peters(Te-miskamin- g)
for their dedication
in times of defeat Broadbent
asserted that"we are on the
verge of changing a developed
country back into an under-develop- ed
country due to our
exportation of raw materials
and importation of finished pro-ducts
which we could easily
produce ourselves providing
jobs for unemployed Cana-dian- s"
Benefits of Canadian
resources should accrue towards
Canadians! Petrocan should be
encouraged to overtake both
Esso and Shell and women
should be allowed to stand and
serve in the public sector the
same as men At the close of his
address Broadbent declared to
a standing convention "Now is
the hour to achieve economic
independence"
A number of Emergency
Resolutions regarding: Agricul-tur- al
Workers Johns Manville
Closing Plant Shutdowns
Layoffs The Recession and
Uranium Mining were prepar-e- d
Michael Cassidy moved
that an emergency resolution be
passed concerning the tragic
deaths on June 20th of two
miners and the entrapment of
another at Denison Mines El-li- ot
Lake which provided a
compelling illustration of the
federal government's failure to
provide the same level of safety
protection to Ontario 's uranium
miners and workers as to ali
other Ontario workers The pre-sent
Canada Labour Code pro-vid- es
uranium miners with to-tal- ly
inadequate protections in
respect of the right to refuse
unsafe work the ONDP there-for- e
resolved that there be an
immediate return ofjurisdiction
over health and safety matters
in uranium mining to the Pro-vinc- e
of Ontario
Michael Cassidy retained
his position as the Leaderof the
ONDP Terry Meagher (Ont-ario
Federation of Labour) be-ca- me
President of the ONDP
Executive by acclamation Jack
Murray(York East) was voted
Provincial Secretary and Gill-ia- n
Sandeman(Peterborough)
held her position as Treasurer
for the Provincial Party
Kaarina Luoma
Scarborough-Ellesmer- e Exec
Nöyryys ei oo liikaa sanoo
flikka kun sonnille niijas
KAUHAVA