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OTTAWA. (CP)—Even with a *program it's going to be diffi- cult to determine what cabinet ministers are supposed to be do'ng* wiiat. °

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gled departmental responsibili- ties in late December. The * transfers of responsibilities are being made, but’ new names for the portfolios must- await par- liamentary action on a govern- , ment organization bill. p

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Don't be then, when Immigration Minister Jean Marchand talks about la- bor problems. Or Mines Mihis- ter Jean - Luc Pepin about atomic energy. Or — Resources Minister Arthur Laing about In- dians.

‘The prime minister's juggling was described as the largest re- organization of departmental re- sponsibilities in peacetime.

A new manpower department is taking over the sections of the labor . department dealing with manpower placement, em- ployment services and technical and vocational training, as well as the immigration branch of the citizenship and immigration department. Until it is created it will be called the citizenship and immigration department. Labor Minister John R Nicholson will retain responsi- bility for industrial relations

-|and standards and work-on. the

international labor organization, The citizenship parts , will be

-|dispersed to other departments.

Indian affairs is being taken frcm immigration and placed in a we department of Indian af- fairs and northern affairs under Mr, Laing. :

He loses responsibility for re- sources. It goes to the mines and technical surveys depart- ment . until parliament sets up a new department of resources and energy. .

Mr. Pepin, called mines min- ister in the interim, heads this department which is -to report on water resources, the national ener: rd, the Northern On- tario Pipeline’ Corp., Eldorado Mining .and Refining, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Atomic

“1 Energy Control Board and the

Domigion Coal Board. : John Turner, from Montreal St: Lawrence - St. George, is minister without portfolio, but he will act as an associate or

By FRANK CAREY WASHING TON (AP- — A group- of: United States space scientists said there's still’ a chance the planet Venus may have some form of life—despite recent conclusions to the con- trary—and that space ventures should be™-pushed to find out..

A panel marshalled by the space science board of the Na- tional. Academy of-Sciences. said in a report there is “the possi- bility that Venus hgs been too hastily rejec a biological

‘ fobjeetive in earlier discussions.”

This was a reference to the

‘conclusion’ of space’ agency and

some other scientists—based on the fly-by of Venus by Mariner Il several years ago — that

“| Venus is too hot to be an abode

of Ié;“however primitive. Ra- dio reports. from Mariner's in-

assistant to Transport Minister Pickersgill. : WILL BE FULL POST: The solicitor-general’s . port- folio, until recently a part of the justice department, is to be a_ full department headed by Larry Pennell,’ He: has respon-, sibility for. the RCMP, the pent- tentiaries service and the Na- tional Parole Board. : Lucien Car.

Justice Minister din will handle government legal services, litigation and the courts. ‘

A new ministry is to be set up to handle The’ Bankruptcy Act, The’ Companies Act, The Combines Investigation and Re- search Act, ‘patents and copy- rights and trade marks. Mean- while, some of these functions are under ‘the wing of —Privy Council President Guy Favreau,

E. J... Benson, the revenue minister, isto hold as well a new. title—president of the treas- ury board—and to be in charge of improving administration in the civil service.

aunice Sauve's .forestry de-

rtment will be renamed forestry and rural devel t

and says, Mr. Pearson, his ac- tivities expanded. Finance Minister Mitchell

[Sharp will have responsibility for the Canadiarti wheat board, ‘as he did when trade minister.

Central Mortgage and Houe- ing Corp. has been under Mr. Nicholson’s wing in his tenures in the last 2% years as forestry minister, then . postmaster-gen- eral, then immigration minister. It follows him to his new port- folio of labor minister.

secretary of state, was the min-, ister who reported—to-thé-Com= mons on broadcasting matters. But he resigned and his evc- cessor as state secretary, Judy LaMarsh, now will field qu@s- tions on broadcasting. eas

Scientists Say Venus May Still Harbor Life

_| @ruments indicated a: surface

\temperature of 800 degrees.

lunar ‘exploration ‘for the period 1970-1085, said:

“The main objection has been to the supposedly high surface temperature, but we should note: {A) tion of the radio emission (from

able. Few’ planetary physicists would be surprised to*hear that a non-thermal (non-heat) source exists (for the data transmitted by__Mariner).”

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suggested- by, Mariner may exist at the summits of high moun-

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