VANCOUVER
Several_ B.C. ridings: will be
visited by federal political
heavyweights in the next
week and a half, according _
to spokesmen for the thrde
major parties.

NDP leader Ed Broadbent
arrived in Vancouver
Monday, where he appeared
on the Jack Webster TV
show, before departing to

campaign on Vancouver
Island. “os

And provincial NDP
leader Dave Barrett will lend
a hand to the = federal
campaign by campaigning
this week in Kooteney-West
and Kootenay East-
Revelstoke, an NDP
campaign spokesman said.

Liberal leader Pierre
Trudeau is scheduled to
speak in Kamloops Wednes-
day and then-travel to Prince
George the following day, a
party spokesman - said
Thursday.

Prime Minister Joe Clark
is tentatively scheduled to
return to B.C. about
February 8, but party
organizers said his visit was
still subject to change.

Treasury Board President
Sinclair Stevens has been
booked for a February 7-9
tour to bolster the cam-
paigns of incumbents Bob
Brisco in Kootenay-West
and Don Cameron in
Kamiloops-Shuswap.

Promises ‘would

cost $6 million’

OTTAWA (UPC) - Pierre
Trudeau's campaign
promises would add about $6
billion to the current federal
deficit in the first year of a
new Liberal government,
Finance Minister John
Crosbie said Monday.

“Why doesn’t he explain it
all to the Canadian people.
He doesn't explain what he's
going to do about the in-
creased interest costs next
year that are going to cost
$1.2 billion,” Crosbie told
Ottawa's Confederation
Club.

In a stinging attack, the

minister, said Brudeayy

brought down the seve
month-old Conservative
government not because of
the budget, but because a
Gallup poll showed the
Liberals with a 20-point edge
over the Tones

“And he (Trudeau)
decided that we should have
an elechion And on
February 19, he's going to be
up that poll.” Crosbie told
the predominantly Con
servative audchence

The minister asked the
luncheon crowd owhere os
he gomng to come up with the
revenues to pay for bis
spending” Hes got to Come
up with $6 billton to pay for
them = oul of Canadian
revenucs

Trudeau would have to
impose a JO per cent tan
Increase on cvery © anadian
or increase Corporate taxes
by 70 per cent to pay for Ms
promised programs he said

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