Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 18, 1975, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 Sadat refuses guarantee Winnipeg free press tuesday february is 1975 make possible a filial Settle ment Al the Geneva peace con Ference that would include formal egyptian renunciation of War against Israel or. Sadat asserted. In the wide ranging hour Jong discussion of Middle East issues or. Sadat speaking in English also made these Points he strongly indicated the reopening of the Suez canal was being used As a bargain ing counter in this stage of or. Kissinger s talks with both sides on the Sinai Peninsula. At the same time he gave his clearest indication yet that a final settlement could Lead Israel ships passing freely through the Suez he disclosed that he and soviet foreign minister Andrei Gromyko had reached agree ment on certain items of View military supplies but full resumption of soviet deliveries depends on the scheduled visit continued Here of soviet Leader Leonid Brezhnev. Sadat made Clear his intention in the absence of a peace settlement seek what Ever sophisticated arms can obtain from the soviet and Western suppliers. The egyptian Leader appeared be chafing under the massive influx of weapons last year into Israel and his chief Mili Ary partner Syria. The egyptian dependence on or. Kissinger s peace Effort was emphasized throughout the interview. Or. Sadat again voiced Confidence and optimism in or. Kissinger whom he called the first Secretary of state that can understand the psychology and the mechanics of the problems Here. In h e conversation or. Sadat dealt at length with the concept he and or. Kissinger share of producing an eased vocals by Diane Heatherington Mark Rutherford piano styling atmosphere for the resumption of the Geneva conference by reaching an agreement on a new israeli pullback in the Sinai. 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Kissinger is seeking has reacted negatively in the past or. Sadat s suggestions of leaving such matters coming if agreement is reached at Geneva end the state of belligerency we Are or. Sadat said every thing can be reshaped after he replied when asked i about israeli use of the Suez canal. Ii while he would not speak for other Arab states or the pales Tine liberation organization on the question of formally recognizing Israel. Or. Sadat said egyptian acceptance of United nations Resolution 242 constitutes egyptian recognition of Israel s right exist. It does need any new state he said. Airport strikers return continued asset the striking runway cleaners. The forecaster predicted Clear skies for tuesday. The Union covers a Large number of general workers employed by the Federal government. Negotiations with a another comment reflecting what appears be both an increasingly explicit moderation of his views on a final Settle ment and his Confidence such a settlement can be reached. The egyptian Leader said he was prepared accept the internationalization of the entire City of Jerusalem As an alternative the return of the Arab Sec Tor the arabs. He asserted that new construction in the Suez canal zone and the continuing resettlement of half a million egyptians there should have strengthened Israel s sense of Security enough make a new Accord in the Sinai possible. Or. Sadat is demanding the return of the strategic Mitra and Giddy passes and the Abu Rudeis Oil Fields but israeli Premier Rabin has said that they will be returned Only when Egypt has signed a Docu ment ruling out War. Or. Sadat claimed that Al though the canal is prepared operate there Are still some explosives that make navigation hazardous. It will be ready open in a matter of he said. I shall be opening the canal. But Israel must pull Federal mediator Are being conducted in Ottawa. The strikers have a variety of skills. Those referred As runway cleaners Are not Only skilled machine operators licensed operate two Way radio All vehicles on the Field Are under radio but also do Airport maintenance and landscaping. An estimated 113 workers have walked off the Job. Of hese 23 were involved in found the clock runway Clear in operations. The ministry put together a Rew of 23 made up of super Ivory personnel and de signal d Union members who have greed work in the event of n emergency. The co Tingen y Crew would be reduced if the Union men booked off sick. Bruce Taylor who was doing four hour stint on the picket be when asked How Long the Rike would last said it de 3nds on How bad the weather airline traffic seemed be moving at a Good Pace Early monday afternoon. Most sched Ules were being met. Ward air s b-747 took off with a few Hundred Manitoba is escaping Hawaii. Monday air Canada officials at the Airport were awaiting word on plans from Montreal in the event the strike continues. Up air station manager Art Mccarville was expecting deaths Back. According the treaty of the canal of 1888, the safety of navigation in the canal is our responsibility and they israe Lis Are very near now the canal. So i m saying in going open the canal but they must also pull or. Sadat argued this did not amount his setting conditions on the reopening of the canal. Israeli officials suggested when or. Kissinger arranged the first pullback of israeli troops last january that Egypt had Given private commitments or. Kissinger on the canal s opening. Last year s agreement was cited by or. Sadat during the interview As a precedent for the triangular commitment he is suggesting open the Way for a new interim Accord. Israel must give a gesture of peace and then after that we shall be going discuss the whole problem in he said. Or. Sadat and or. Kissinger appear be in Complete agreement that unless Progress is made in or. Kissinger s Slep by step approach first a resumed plenary session at Geneva of Arab israeli soviet and . Delegations would de generate into sterile exchanges of threats and recriminations. Some israeli leaders apparently concerned about or. Kissinger s Effort for new withdrawals have said recently Geneva was preferable continuing talks with or. Kis Singer acting As an intermediary. Aikens Elizabeth Jane 89, of Lavenham Man., widow of George Aikens. Appelt mrs. Edmund Rena 62, of 250 Parkview Street St. James Assim Boia. Barlow Charles Alonzo 9g, of West Park Manor formerly of St. Norbert Man., and Fisherton District retired Farmer. Boulet Marie 87, of notre Dame de Lourdes Man., widow of Joseph Boulet. Donnelly John Edward 82, of 60 Edmonton Street suite 20. Evvankev1ch, Ksena 70, of Vita Man., widow of Wasyi Ewankevich. Graham Allan 73, of bins Earth Man., retired Mer chant. Jason Derek 15, of Transcona son of or and mrs. Dennis Jason. Kagan Harry 65, of win n i p e g owner of Harry electric service Ltd. Keller mrs. Jack Kath instructions from the airline Vancouver base. Hector Morrow station Man Ager for Northwest Orient said that Carrier will continue operate if conditions Are Fly Able even if Only one runway is i operation. Don Watson assistant the president of trans air said he was hopeful the Manitoba car Rier could continue service Al though there might have be some adjustments in scheduling. The service Northern Manitoba was essential he said and he hoped full service could be maintained. Frontier and North Central said both would continue ser vice if Airport runways were kept open. Terry Patlon manager of the Winnipeg flying club said the flying school s activities might be halted. One Pilot said some ice was noticeable when lit brought in his Airliner monday afternoon but he said certain icy conditions Are liable if they Are not covered by a coating of new Snow that in t a Union official said 10 tra Desmen and labourers at the main Post office on Graham Avenue who went on strike at noon monday were still out and would remain on strike throughout the Day. The official said other Union workers employed by the Post office weren being asked refuse Cross the picket line set up at the Post office. Pickets would be placed tuesday Only at Post office delivery entrances in an attempt Dis courage vehicles from entering and leaving the premises. He said that the 150 employees who had been scheduled strike at cab Shilo did strike monday but went out Early tuesday. About 70 members at the Canadian forces station at Gypsumville Man., who struck at noon Mon Day noon would remain off the Job tuesday. Double Cheque Bristol England up _ Avon county Council workers have staged a temporary strike underline their Dis pleasure with a sometimes Over generous computer. Some caretakers have received weekly cheques of More than but others were under paid and some got no pay at All. A Council spokes Man put it Down o teething would be straightened wit r n ii h 1 o c f i 11_-._ _ troubles and said things soon. In their totality or. Sadat s remarks suggested the israeli gesture of peace he says is needed As a prelude the re s u m p i i o n of Geneva talks should be made up of a firm agreement on a new pullback in Sinai and agreement in principle that there will be israeli withdrawals from the Golan Heights and the West Bank in the future. Go of 255 Lulu Street. Kravetsky William 87, o Sharon Home. Kyryluk John 73, of 59c Tremblay Street St. Boni face retired from Public markets Ltd. Lipsen Thomas o 52 Peony Crescent West Kil Don an. 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