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2006/09/29 Vendredi Ve n d r e d i 29 septembre 2006 Fr.s. 2.- / € 1,30 No 39406 JA 2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds Juste le plus urgent Au grand complet Duel de Neuchâtelois Les moyens financiers à disposition des Avec la nomination de son nouveau se- Ce soir, le Xamaxien Bastien Geiger et le Ponts et chaussées neuchâtelois pour l’en- crétaire général Fabien Greub, le Conseil «Bernois» Joël Magnin s’affrontent en tretien restent sensiblement inférieurs du Jura bernois peut désormais attaquer Coupe à la Charrière. Mais avant cela, ils aux besoins réels. page 2 les dossiers de front. page 14 ont parlé gazon synthétique. page 26 ROUTES CANTONALES CONSEIL DU JURA BERNOIS FOOTBALL LA CHAUX-DE-FONDS Alarme à la Une hausse modérée rue du Signal ASSURANCE MALADIE Soulagement sans euphorie des autorités neuchâteloises: avec 1,3% de hausse, la prime cantonale moyenne reste en dessous de l’augmentation nationale Un crédit est demandé au Conseil général de La Chaux-de-Fonds pour une réfection de l’encorbelle- ment de la rue du Signal. Les travaux sont impératifs et urgents pour des raisons de sécurité. page 5 ÀLAUNE POLITIQUE RÉGIONALE Feu vert du National page 21 FRANCE Lionel Jospin jette l’éponge En 2007, la prime de base de l’assurance maladie grimpera de 1,3% nombreux sont ceux qui voient derrière ces chiffres une manoeuvre page 23 en moyenne dans le canton de Neuchâtel et de 2,2% sur le plan natio- politique visant à couler le projet de caisse unique. PHOTO KEYSTONE nal. Ces hausses particulièrement faibles peuvent réjouir. Mais pages 3 et 19 SOMMAIRE Un écrin pour 125 ans OPINION Par Françoise Kuenzi Feuilleton 10 Bons plans 15 d’histoire quotidienne Des soupçons, forcément Météo 18 est très suisse, ça: on Sans doute: les chiffres pu- lessommesqu’ellesconsacrent Bourse 25 LA CHAUX-DE-FONDS Le coffret ne sait pas apprécier bliés par Santésuisse font au marketing ou à la rémuné- Sports 26-30 C’les bonnes nouvelles. même état, au premier semes- ration des conseils d’adminis- anniversaire de «L’Impartial» dévoilé Les comptes de l’Etat de Neu- tre 2006, d’une baisse des tration? En jouant le jeu, Adresses pratiques 32 châtel s’améliorent? Certes, coûtsdansdenombreuxsec- peut-être seraient-elles moins mais ce n’est que conjonctu- teurs, dont les hôpitaux. Plu- facilement suspectées d’embel- Carnet 33 rel.Lahaussedesprimesma- tôt encourageant, non? lirlasituationparcraintede Télévision 34-35 ladie est contenue? Peut-être, Mais Neuchâtel reste, en la votation sur la caisse uni- mais cet artifice comptable moyenne suisse, un canton que. Ce qui est d’ailleurs sans n’empêchera pas de nou- cher. Et ceci sans qu’on sache doutelecas! PUBLICITÉ veaux coups de fusil à l’ave- pourquoi, par exemple, un C’est évident: si on veut un www.montmollinwine.ch nir! Un rayon de soleil trans- Neuchâtelois consomme cha- système de santé de pointe, il perce la grisaille? Il pleuvra que année pour près de faut y mettre le prix. Et avec sans doute demain... 700 francs de médicaments, une population vieillissante, Alors, tout d’abord, réjouis- contre 380 francs. en moyenne avec des techniques médicales sons-nous: jamais, en dix ans, suisse. Sommes-nous tellement toujours plus perfectionnées, Pendant les l’augmentation des primes plus malades? Plus exigeants? les soins coûteront forcément n’avait été si faible. Avec Evidemment pas. D’où l’im- toujours plus cher. Ce qu’il vendanges, une 1,3% de hausse moyenne portance de mieux éclairer les fautéviter,c’estunemédecine barquette de raisin dans le canton de Neuchâtel, causes de l’évolution des à deux vitesses. Et là, ce n’est avec votre achat une majorité d’assurés auront coûts. D’où aussi la nécessité pas gagné, puisqu’une bonne aaa+[F\A\K\D\T droit à la même facture qu’en d’obtenir des caisses davan- partie de la hausse des coûts de 12 bouteilles Hier, une cinquantaine d’invités ont pu découvrir le coffret 2006. Les premiers effets de tage de transparence. Pour- est épongée par le portemon- anniversaire de «L’Impartial» lors d’une rencontre DOMAINE la réorganisation hospitalière quoi ne publient-elles pas le naie du patient. Et ça, ça fait E. DE MONTMOLLIN FILS conviviale. PHOTO LEUENBERGER porteraient-ils leurs fruits? montant de leurs réserves? Ni vraiment mal! /FRK 2012 Auvernier 032 737 10 00 page 9 9HRLEMB*aih Rue Neuve 14, 2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds / Tél.: 032 910 20 00 / Abonnements: 032 910 20 40 / Rédaction: 032 910 20 01 - Fax: 032 910 20 09 / Annonces 032 910 20 50 - Fax: 032 910 20 59 / Internet: www.limpartial.ch / e-mail: [email protected] L’Express 2 GRAND ANGLE Vendredi 29 septembre 2006 L’Impartial HANDICAP Des portes grandes ouvertes Urgence sur le bitume es gens non habitués qui entrent pour la ENTRETIEN DES ROUTES Les Ponts et chaussées auraient besoin de dix millions de francs par an. L première fois dans Ils n’en auront même pas quatre en 2007. Et le trafic ne cesse d’augmenter sur sol neuchâtelois un établissement pour han- dicapés se sentent parfois Par mal à l’aise. C’est normal, Alexandre Bardet car «la différence fait peur», reconnaît l’association des es fissures, des bosses, Institutions pour person- des ornières: le cy- nes handicapées de Suisse D cliste qui rallie les romande (Insos). Pour ten- Grattes à Montmollin ou La ter de casser les barrières et Chaux-du-Milieu à La Bré- montrer ce monde foison- vine – parcours classé dans la nant, elle organise demain brochure cyclotouristique des journées portes ouver- commune au Jura et aux tes. Plusieurs institutions Trois-Lacs – roule sur des re- sociales du canton de Neu- vêtements inconfortables. châtel y participent. Voire dangereux. Mais ce désagrément n’est que la Pains, jardins et colis pointe de l’iceberg. La Ainsi, la fondation Alfa- grosse réalité, c’est le man- set fera découvrir dès 9h30 que d’entretien des routes ses locaux agrandis et réno- cantonales neuchâteloises. vés des Terreaux, à La «La valeur de notre réseau est Chaux-de-Fonds. Le site en nette dégradation. On pare chaux-de-fonnier de la rue au plus pressé. On ne peut répa- du Jura-Industriel sera éga- rer que le strict nécessaire,re- lement ouvert, de même connaît Aldo Cantoni, chef que celui de Serrières de l’Office de l’entretien aux (usine rouge) et de Couvet. Ponts et chaussées. Avec la si- De leur côté, les Foyer tuation financière de l’Etat, les Handicap seront accessi- sommes allouées sont nettement bles au public de 9h à 16 en dessous des besoins.» heures. A Neuchâtel (rue de la Maladière), les visi- «On pare au plus teurs pourront faire la cui- Le projet de réparation et d’élargissement de la route les Grattes-Montmollin existe, mais l’argent manque. PHOTO MARCHON sine comme un hémiplégi- pressé; on ne peut que, ou voir comment fonc- réparer que le strict sement des véhicules, pas- vent pas être ouverts, «les tionne une poste de quar- nécessaire» sagedescamionsde28à40 cantonniers jouent aux pom- tier tenue par des handica- tonnes. En plus, note Aldo piers,ilsfontungroseffort» Projets et expériences pés. A La Chaux-de-Fonds Sans parler des crédits Cantoni, beaucoup de tron- pour combler les trous par (Moulins) comme au chef- d’investissements qui se- çons cantonaux ne sont plus du gravillonnage. Un essai défaut d’une politique Après avoir aussi amélioré lieu, il y aura des parcours raient nécessaires pour pal- adaptés au gabarit des poids intéressant a été mené au d’entretien globale et l’axe Bôle-Rochefort cet été, en fauteuil roulant ou des lier le vieillissement des lourds.Lescarsdestrans- Locle avec un enrobé posé à A cohérente des routes l’Office d’entretien des routes mises en situation dans les ponts et murs de soutène- ports publics, dont la largeur froid, plus rapide, plus éco- cantonales, les Ponts et chaus- cantonales projette deux divers ateliers. ment, et qui sont bloqués, a augmenté, n’arrivent plus nomique et moins périlleux sées avancent à petits pas. Ils chantiers principaux en 2007. Dans leurs locaux de les Ponts et chaussées de- à croiser sur des routes pour les deux-roues que le ont élargi et renforcé cette an- Il s’agit de la rénovation du col Neuchâtel et La Chaux-de- vraient disposer de dix mil- comme celles des vallées de gravier. Sans ces «bletz» qui née deux tronçons de 150 mè- de La Tourne, avec élargisse- Fonds, les Perce-Neige invi- lions de francs par an, rien la Brévine ou des Ponts, ou freinent l’infiltration d’eau, tres près de la Châtagne, dans ment de quelques lacets. Et de teront le public à découvrir que pour rénover les revête- sur le flanc sud du Val-de- affirme le responsable de la vallée de La Brévine. Avec la liaison entre le Haut-de-la- leurs activités, de la boulan- ments usés. Or l’enveloppe à Ruz. l’entretien, le réseau routier une expérience à la clé. Tour et les Verrières, «trufféde gerie à la céramique, en disposition avoisine quatre serait détruit. Un des tronçons a été réa- nids-de-poule», selon Aldo Can- passant par le jardinage ou millions, rabotée encore Essai à froid au Locle lisé au moyen d’une solution toni. la confection de bougies. dans le budget 2007. Et il ne «Avec la neige, l’hiver passé, Vélos: pas d’urgence «éconologique»,imageAldo Autreprojetquiesttechni- Cela de 9h à midi et de s’agit pas que d’une ques- c’était la catastrophe entre Fleu- Et les pistes cyclables, qui Cantoni.
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