Winnipeg Free Press

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Massage it into your hair and Scalp leaving it on a couple of minutes and then rinse. The Only solution s penetrating properties offer Quick Relief to Sunburst skin. There Are Many applications but there s Only one solution. The Only solution prison fire deaths accused guilty Saint John . Up John Edward Kenney 27, was found guilty of manslaughter tuesday by Caus ing a fire june 21 which killed 21 prisoners at the City jail Here. A jury of 10 men and two women deliberated 4 hours before deliver ing the verdict on the first of two counts. Start Stratton of the new Brunswick supreme court re Quested a pc sentence report by sept. 30. Before the jury retired to consider its verdict or. Justice Stratton said jurors should consider first the Man Slaughter count and Only if Kenney was found not guilty on that count should a second count of criminal negligence be considered. He said manslaughter required proof that the fire was deliberately set Crown prosecutor Steven Wood said the by circumstantial evidence that there was no reasonable explanation for the fire except that it was set by Kenney. Defence lawyer Anthony Allman contended that Kenney had not set the fire and did not have the Means to set it. Kenney was searched three tiniest before the fire started in the padded cell where he was confined All Man said. Three packages of matches which Crown witnesses had discussed had All been proven by the witnesses to be inaccessible to Kenney at the time he said and a Crown witness said no Trace of other matches was found by fire investigators. Kenney a 27-year-old former taxi Driver who testified earlier in the Day said descriptions by some poli Cemen of some events at the jail were wrong. He said police were incorrect when they said a cigarette was unlighted when taken from him shortly after he entered the padded cell where the fire started. He also said the court heard inac curate testimony about a Brief delay Between Kenney s Entrance into the padded cell and a subsequent search of the prisoner. Gordon Kent a consulting Engi Neer called by Allman As an expert witness said he was unable in experiments to Light padding from the cell with a cigarette but he believed a cigarette could ignite the foam in some circumstances. He said the 240 pounds of foam padding in the cell was equivalent to 25 Gallons of gasoline and just As i Don t know what business this stuff had in that Kent said. Der says documents privileged probe on sideshow firm denied Access to papers Edmonton up the la Craft in Quiry received lists tuesday of about 300 documents which the department of National Revenue is refusing to make Avail Able to it. Ron Berger lawyer for the inquiry said he received the lists tuesday from Ivan Whitehall Council for the department of National Revenue and the Federal solicitor general. The inquiry was ordered by the Provin Cial government last Spring to look into the conduct of Royal american shows in Al Berta and possible improprieties in the investigation of the Case. Or. Justice James 11. La Craft who is heading the inquiry was told that the Docu ments being withheld Are records belong ing to the Ottawa Headquarters of the reve nue department and District Revenue offices in Edmonton and Regina. Berger said he was told the documents were being withheld on the basis of either hey came under the solicitor client Privi lege or that under one Section of the in come tax act it would be an offence to disclose them. Or. Justice la Craft said he regretted the delays in the inquiry and asked White Hall if he personally had examined the 300 documents to determine if they fell either under the income tax act or solicitor Cli ent privilege. Whitehall said examined some of the documents from the Edmonton District office but officials in Ottawa had examined the rest. However he told or. Justice la Craft that he could review All 300 documents if that was what the commission wanted. Or. Justice la Craft told him that if to could not confirm that the withheld Docu ments came under either the income tax act Section or solicitor client privilege he wanted the official who had examined the documents in Ottawa to appear at the inquiry. Uganda now puts ban on 27 religious sects Nairobi Kenya renter Uganda banned 27 Reli Over have purchased windows to manufactured since 1961 medium weight aluminium storm windows any up la 38" 4.00 Uch deluxe weight aluminium storm windows any up to 46" imm Litton. 4.00 much gloss sects tuesday including the salvation army and baptists in a move which left scores if foreign missionaries with an Uncertain future in the country. The announcement from the internal affairs ministry quoted by radio Uganda said the salvation army the seventh Day adv Nilst Church and the Haifa based Baha i world Faith were included on the list. Religious organizations on the list sold they had not been told formally of Tho ban. Maj. Stella Bywy tors director of the salvation army in Uganda said the Banning May no happen. To shall wait and radio Uganda said that under Amin a moslem free Dom of worship was granted to four recognized faiths the anglican Church of Uganda islam the roman catholics and the ugandan orthodox Church. However it has been observed that the activities of organizations which have been tolerated in the past arc deluxe weight anodized aluminium inside windows any up to 46" imm Teflon 4.00 Uch 15% off deluxe Box horizontal sliders cottage window Rev. Clement Janda of Hie Nairobi based All Africa conference of churches said this is not surprising. President Idi Amin feels threatened by the Church As not conducive to the Security a whole because it is the Only of Uganda and the following organization in the country religious organizations arc that can provide formidable banned with immediate of opposite lbs to school tells students if lunches Are too Street Steve Hassay 81, seems quite unperturbed As a Squirrel scurries up his shoulder searching for food in a Toronto Park. It appears Hassay is listening intently As the Squirrel whispers in his ear. Aylmer que. Up children at Eardley Elemen tary school Here Are having their lunches criticized if they Are too Sweet. Trying to remedy statistics last year placing Quebec school children at the top of the cavity list the school in this town 10 Miles Northwest of Ottawa has tightened its nutrition program. Foot specialist i consultant or. Pollock podiatrist Abbey foot clinic mpg. School principal Ruth Kelly school principal said recently that children spot Ted bringing Sweet food Day after Day Are Given a written request for their parents to leave the food at Home. I could see where they would object to a constant Stream of chocolate bars and chips but when my son comes Home upset because the teacher told him sweetened Orange juice is bad for him i get edic Doyle said. Children now must cat a supervised lunch in the class room where they Are instructed on vitamins and proper diet and Are reminded to Chew food properly. Deaths Alexander Jack 75, of White Lake Rennie Man., husband of Olive Alex Ander. Auclair Arthur a., of Manchester new Hamp Shire husband of mar Garet Auclair. Carr Eileen Elizabeth 68, of 59 Woodcrest drive West Kildonan widow of William Carr. Crosbie Robert Clarence 79, of Vancouver husband of Maude Crostic. Golden trial Ryan Arthur James two months of Winnipeg son of Tammy Goldenthal. 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