Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, February 21, 1977

Issue date: Monday, February 21, 1977
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 21, 1977, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg Frek press monday february 21, 1977 15 romanian says wife threatened Belgrade Reuter activists in Romania told a romanian dissident author Western journalist in by Paul Goma leading member Charest on sunday that he of a group of human rights had received Anonymous Tele soviet crash announced Moscow Reuter a soviet Ilyushin 11-18 Airliner crashed last tuesday on a Domestic flight Between Cen trial Asia and the caucasus killing an undisclosed number of persons on Board an official of the state airline Aeroflot said saturday. The four engine Turboprop aircraft was making a regu Lar trip from Tashkent Capi Tal of soviet Uzbekistan to Mineral Nice Vody la the caucasus. The official contacted in Tashkent by Telephone said he did Noi know the casualty figure. The 11-18 can carry up to 110 passengers and so Viet airliners usually Fly full on Domestic routes. The uzbek daily zarya Vostok in an edition reach ing Here earlier reported that the government of Uzbekistan sent condolences to relatives of the victims. It said a special commission was investigating the cause of the disaster. Phone Calls threatening to kill his jewish wife. Goma told the journalist who visited him at his apart ment in Bucharest that Al though his phone was always Cut off when friends and sympathizers tried to Telephone he still received Calls threat ening to kill his wife Ana Maria and even their dog. Goma and seven friends signed an open letter which reached Belgrade last week accusing Romania and other soviet bloc countries of flout ing human rights. The dissidents were denounced by romanian pres ident Nicolae Ceausescu As traitors and slanderers who Are putting themselves out Side the nation wonder tops grammes list los Angeles Calif. A after a year s a s e n c e Stevie wonder resumed his dominance of the grammes winning three of them including Best male pop Singer in saturday night s 19th annual grammy awards show. Wonder who performed live from Nigeria on Satur Day night s televised portion of the awards show won the top pop vocalist grammy for his songs in the key of life. That album also brought wonder a grammy As Best producer. His i wish single track off the album won Best rhythm and blues performance by a male Singer. Linda Linstadt was named Best female pop Singer for her hasten Down the wind. It does t mean i m the said miss Ronstadt. For whom it was the second grammy. It just Means i the starland vocal band won this year s grammy As the Best new recording act of 1976. Natalie Cole last year s Best new artist and top re female Singer came Back this year to win another grammy for Best re female Singer of the year. The Rock group Chicago was the big Winner in the pre telecast portion of the awards winning grammes for Best pop group Bestar Range ments accompanying vocalists and Best album package. Nance for theme from Good George Benson also took two grammes in the pre for b r e e i n m f t a k e in telecast portion one for Best r b instrumental perform news analysis Panama talks test for . By William r. Frye when Britain and France in United nations Nego faded Egypt in 1956 to regain to nations on the future of the of toc Suez canal _ a Panama canal which have re ? gasp of european colonialism the United in Peor Coon Mance for theme from Good on Contador Island off s King bad and the Best pop instrumental performance for it s fantastic that s the said Benson after receiving the awards. I have a pal Lama coast May pro y measure of the maturity d of of american people. For at least a Quarter United s t a t e s own relations with ent Tes such states has Cru. C0i0talism. Mil in Africa and a Rico Micronesia and Panama this is the first i be Boz Scaggs s Lowdown was named Best re song. In part to american pressure on their former colonial Over loads. Facing the Sun for 77. In the City or on the hot Sands its what we Veall been waiting for. So face up to it fashionably. When facing the Sun you should look for a Frame that is most suitable to your facial lines and a Lens that serves the purpose for you. Face versus Frame. Square faces should avoid Square or angular frames. Your Choice should be soft and rounded. Thin Oval faces can take almost any Frame. But thin and Skinny is the one to stay Clear of. Round faces take modified Square frames. Avoid Large Sharp Ortua pined frames. Faces with an angular shape look Best with an aviator style. For the Rase coloured or Blue tints Are strictly your fashion items. The dark Green Brown and anything Gray from Light to a dark smoked Glass Are the most protective. Now for just a few of the Many styles by Tropic col we have for you to select from. Unisex Glass with gradient Lens. Tortoise Semi rimless fun sunglasses with heart shape in or with both have gradient Lens. Attractive Batik style Frame with gradient Lens transparent Frame in Bronze Blue Rose rust with gradient 12. Semi rimless in Blue Green Brown def. 20? is Hajj be Panji downtown shop daily 9 unt Eity Fife on Square monday thursday Friday Tele buy 783-2112 shop daily dial 783-2112. Sometimes those relations Are notably benevolent. The overwhelming majority of puerto Picans for example favor either Commonwealth status or statehood. A plebiscite in the Marianas in 1975 re suited in an overwhelming endorsement of association with the United states. But the Assumption that ill rational people everywhere and specifically the panamanians would Welcome Ameri can Rule if they were not misled by troublemakers is a presumption reminiscent of the 19th Century White Man s Bur it is not True and the Simi. Rarities to colonialism Are in creased when american author Ity is justified on grounds of strategic necessity economic in Terest and National Pride. All these arguments were available to the British and French in the Case of Suez. The Suez canal was and is of great importance to their com Merce their Energy Supply and their strategic posture in the world. Egypt had arbitrarily nationalized the waterway. In egyptian hands Britain and France believed Suez would be insecure. The egyptians would be incapable of operating it. Only europeans would have the training and skill to keep traffic flowing. The parallel with . Fears for the Panama canal is remarkable there is concern for its Security if . Forces an not stationed in the canal zone. There is a smug conviction that panamanians will be too inept or ill trained to keep it to operation. There is a Large in Ter mixture of National Pride. When it was the British and French who Feit this Way. Views were seen k an outdated colonial mentality an unjustified feeling of National or racial superiority. When held by americans the same Ings Are righteous reflections of a great Power s position in1" world arid a seasoning of Igno Rance and the whole poisonous pot is ready to serve. We bought it. We paid for it Aad we intend to keep Ronald Reagan said last year during the primary Campaign two Clear Cut misstatements of fact and a controversial judgment about the future. The canal zone is and always has been legally a part of Panama. The United states has treaty rights analogous to but not sovereignty itself. The United states originally seized control of the zone by the device of setting up a Pup. Pet government and signing a treaty with it. It was a classic Case of a colonial land grab. What the United states paid for was the right to build and operate a canal in its Prosper Ous years the canal produced More than million of nue annually. The most the United states Ever shared with Panama was million a year. The people of Panama have Long resented the existence of a strip of extraterritorial real estate across the heart of their country. The special status of the americans there has been a lever or anti american agitation. The problem which the con Adora negotiators Are tackling is How to restore panamanian sovereignty in practice with out losing secure use of a a Erway which while less important to american defence and Commerce than it was so years ago is still a major set. This can be accomplished Only in agreement with Panama. Lacking an agreement the panamanians Are in a Posi Tion to sabotage operation of the canal and make life uni Able for the ionians. Opposition in the United states to a new treaty May strengthen the hands of Ameri an negotiators could t it that through iut it also hardens quasi colonial attitudes and could and to rejection of the treaty by the Senate which must ratify it. Rejection of an equitable. I treaty would be a disaster for everyone for those who de Pend on canal shipping for m o b i 1 i t y of the Amer car Navy for ionians and for forts of the Carter Tom to improve rotations with tace the ;