Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 21, 1977, Winnipeg, Manitoba Dodgers Clinch Pennant Unity leans to Sovereign status Insue 28 it 13 Best buys Lawson the Cia gang that Spray straight diff Lens 9 81 fish Mac sub i weather report prom Advance Cloudy Low High 1 Sun rises sets Moon Riks sets Winnipeg free press inflow be Levi weather s final edition 84 291 september 15 cents 25c with coloured comics pipe route freeze set Ottawa up an immediate freeze on Alt new land dispositions along the route of the proposed alas Kay Ukon natural Gas pipe line was announced tuesday by the Federal the freeze will include Mineral rights and will be in effect until the final pipeline route has been said Hugh the new Indian affairs and Northern development in a Telegram to the Council for Yukon indians the corridor will be of sufficient Width to cover possible route the Telegram the Only areas excluded would be some Terri tory surrounding municipal that might be required for Faulkner told the Chi that government officials have been told to evaluate with the Chi the land affected to in identify areas of importance to native he also said he is prepared to discuss with the natives the possibility of an Advance payment for native land an inquiry headed by Ken Neth which studied see Ottawa Page 4 Mary Tomlinson examines tuesday what is left of the roof of her Home at 615 Garwood while family still in House landlord raises roof on tenant f Gas Ottawa up the United states and Canada formally signed an agree ment tuesday to build a Nat ural Gas pipeline across the Yukon to move alaskan fuel to but Industry and govern ment officials attending the filet and Champagne Lun Cheon that accompanied the formalities agree it will take up to one More year before All the necessary approvals Are granted for the agreement assigned by Energy Secretary James Schlesinger and Dep Uty prime minister Allan the two men who negotiated the Deal in a series of meetings Here and in Washington that started in August and stretched into under the the two governments agree to a line across the Brit ish Columbia and Alberta to move alaskan natural Gas to a Spur line to move by Bill Holden Mary Tomilinson and her four children were having dinner one Day last week when thumping noises vibrated through the the kids kept saying whats that noise i went outside and i saw the landlord tearing off the Tomlinson recalled in an i stunned the incident marked the first in a series of traumatic events Over the next few beginning when the landlord issued a notice to vacate in one month and culminating when he turned the Gas off and left the family without heat for two Days and three full the refused to discuss the incidents when contacted alerted to the the office of the rentals Mari dispatched an officer to the building to Fraser of the rentals mans office said the investigation revealed that the notice to vacate was invalid because a landlord cannot order a tenant to vacate during a rental Tomlinson received the notice in writing though her rental period is effective on the first of each anew notice to vacate will have to be but for the time being at Tomlinson and her four Young children Are left to contend with a worn Down building with portions of the roof ripped away and debris uttering the Back the Chain of events began around 6 Friday when the landlord drove into the backyard of the two bedroom Bungalow which Tomlinson rents for a month at 615 Garwood Avenue in fort according to separated from her see landlord Page 1 province wide Power failure hits Quebec Montreal up a massive Power failure that left two thirds of Quebec six million residents in the dark for up to hours tuesday occurred after a trans former exploded at a substation 800 Miles Northeast of the exact reason for the explosion which caused one of the worst Power Black outs in Quebec history unknown and probably wont be pinpointed for sever Al Hydro Quebec officials it could be any one of 300 reasons and it will take a few Days to determine exactly what Hydro spokesmen Andre Saindon for now we dont know if it is human mechanical failure or the weather which caused the he said a 12minute blackout in North Eastern new Brunswick was caused by the same explosion at the substation in Mon Tagnall on the Quebe Labrador the exploding three feet in diameter and 15 feet knocked out one of three main lines bringing Power from the Churchill generating debris from the transformer damaged a second generators at the underground Churchill Falls station shut Down automatically after the the Churchill Falls Plant feeds most of its megawatts into which Hydro Quebec purchased in see province Page 4 actions almost unprecedented9 Schreyer slams inquest judge in mental Hospital patients Safe after fire Montreal up about patients were safely evacuated after a fire broke out tuesday afternoon at the Eastend Loui Hippolytc Lafontaine psychiatric Hospi the provinces largest mental about 26p firemen fought for five hours before contain ing it Iii the 80yearold Nelligan where it erupted on the third fanned by High flames spread to another the Nelligan Pavillion was severely firemen were at first blocked from getting at the Blaze by a parking lot full of three firemen and a Security guard were later treated for smoke director Jeanguy de Guise said most about half More than 55 years were taken to Hospital Chapel and most patients were but some were screaming and struggling with guards carrying them de Guise estimated it would Cost million to replace the four wings of the Hospital destroyed by the a senior who withheld his said particularly difficult cases were being moved to the special medical surgical which was untouched by the Hospital officials said they expected to be Able to move up to 600 patients Back into a Wing adjacent to the Nelli Gan Pavilion within a few an estimated 880 Beds were destroyed in the seven alarm Rise Small Ottawa up Sumer Price increases Dur ing August ranged from a High of per cent in Regina and Saskatoon to a Low of two tenths of one per cent in states a statistics Canada Survey of 14 major cities released the rate of increase nationally was four tenths of one per the lowest since last the Federal Agency said higher shelter and food prices accounted for most of the the 12month inflation rate for the three cities see Page 4 Alaska Page 4 by Scott Edmonds premiered Schreyer of Manitoba has labelled the actions of the judge and Crown prosecutor who conducted the inquest into the april 21 ire at the Manitoba school for Retar dates at por Tage la Prairie almost a precedent in perhaps his strongest and most emotional statement to Date on the fire or the Schreyer said tuesday the Way Crown counsel David Ramper sad and provincial judge Robert e Trudel handled the inquest into the eight deaths at the school left him with a sense of speaking on an open mine radio pro he said he Felt frustrated and that if he bad been minister of Public works perhaps the court inquiry into the fire would have gone Schreyer said he want criticizing minister of Public works Russell Felt Doern had been too polite to Rampersad when questioned on Why certain fire safety modifications haunt been made to the aging Struc he the strict separa Tion Between the judiciary and the executive in Canada and said he want sure exactly How far he should go in his criticism As i i have to hold my Tongue but i believe their Rudels persans actions Are almost a Prece Schreyer he also levelled criticism at the Way a Csc documentary h portrayed the school in a recent Schreyer said the program was not balanced and showed Only the ugly Side of the Way the retarded Are treated implying there was sore is thetic or pleasing to the Eye Way of caring for the severely this simply int Schreyer he praised Glenn provincial director of mental health and head of the Portage saying Lowther was the the Best thing that has happened to Manitoba mentally re despite his Strong criticism of the Way the inquest was Schreyer said he did not plan any action see inquest Page 4 Campaign progressive conservative Leader Sterling Lyon said tues Day Manitoban expect much from a tory government because it would practise protracted premiered so Screyer denied that he was being vilified on Northern Indian reserves for failing to sign an agreement on compensation for flooding by Manitoba Hydro Liberal Leader Charles huh and said his party would sup port a minority government in the Manitoba but Only As Long As its policies were acceptable to the we Are committed to absolutely no except to work for Good government in candidates in and Portage la Prairie Ridings Are see pages 8 and 9 for girl they called Jane Doe is dead Chicago a Hospital at More Nan m people tenants called her 4ane and wept visited she was a pitiful sight parents both eyes were blackened and the mystery called or Joji be the found beaten w cons Caius in to of did walk inn believed to be 15 to 18 years sunday without Resau Itab about 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