Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 8, 1978, Winnipeg, Manitoba Hua raps United states for role in South Korea 14 weather report from web rain Low 2, High 13 Sun rises . Sets . Moon rises . Sets . 15 Gilbert and Sullivan people Page 17 jets owners preparing to buy Arena 49 Canada readies Bill for satellite search s backlog in courts could increase 3 Winnipeg free press monday May 8, 1978 vol. 85 no. 185 i5 cents Sec with coloured comics Side anytime.6 Bio Dex horoscope.20 bridge.20 comics.25 crossword.21 finance.26-28 for people.17-24 letters. Is jumble.31 movies .24 television. 22 weather. S final edition so reds name u of m prof v National Leader scoutmaster John Gunn Centre lends a hand saturday while his Ston ready who ground for another Ash sapling at the new red River scouts from left Todd Keller Brian John Park site West of Assiniboia Downs. See Story on Page 3. Women beat Stab guards in jail escape Montreal up police said four guards were severely beaten and three prisoners considered dangerous escaped during a mass Pris on break attempt sunday night at Tanguay women s jail in the City s North end. One guard was stabbed several times in the shoulder and the others were punched and kicked during a Small riot just prior to the escape bid. All Are reported in satisfactory condition in Hospital. At least eight prisoners were involved in the break out police said adding that it was pre arranged and at least one accomplice was waiting outside with a car. A Quebec provincial police spokes Man said the three who escaped Are believed to have jumped into a car waiting outside the Gates at the jail which houses about 90 prisoners. Provincial and municipal police who rushed to the jail were Able to prevent More prisoners from fleeing the spokesman said. The escapees identified As fran Cine Loiseau 24, Sylvie Bouchard 20, and Laura Etc Ger Nusu 27, were All serving terms for armed robbery in addition to other major crimes the spokesman said. Overnight police Searene d the area around the jail with tracking dogs and visited former addresses and haunts of the escapees but no arrests have been made. Provincial police took Over Security at the jail and surrounded it with patrols cars after the incident which began at about . Edt. The spokesman said considerable damage was caused during the hot. Several windows were broken and furniture smashed. The three escapees fled through a window and police said the stabbed guard May have been attacked with a piece of Glass. The break out apparently began when one Matron was taken hostage after prisoners went on a smashing spree inside a common room the spokesman said. When other guards attempted to free her they were overpowered and beaten. Identities of the injured guards have not been released. Tanguay with a staff of 150, is the Only jail for women in the province. Scores hockey sunday world championship West Germany 1 East Ger Many 1 Finland 3 . 3 nil Philadelphia 3 Boston 1 Boston leads 2-1 wha new England 6 Quebec 3 new England wins Semi final 4-1 saturday world championship Canada 7 Sweden 5 Czechoslovakia 6 soviet Union 4 nil Montreal Toronto 1 Montreal leads Semi final 3-0 memorial cup Peterborough 7 new West Minster 2 baseball sunday National league Montreal 19-2 Cincinnati 5-4 Philadelphia a new York 5 Pittsburgh 6 los Angeles 4 san Francisco 2 Chicago 1 St. Louis 8 san Diego 4 Houston at Atlanta pod. American league Seattle 9 Toronto 7 Minnesota 15 Baltimore 9 new York 3 Texas 2 Boston 5 Chicago 0 Kansas City 8 Milwaukee 6 California 16 Cleveland 3 Detroit 4 Oakland o detain in sports pages 9-si looking for an outboard this want and under boats Marine 35 . Johnson some controls. Is among the hundreds of bargains in today s classified Section pages 2s 7 32, m to 57 m no mtg for Walf you need with Cabinet rejects White Shell plan by Mike Ward the controversial White Shell Condo minium development proposed by Winnipeg businessman Joe Jarmoc has been rejected by Cabinet the free press has Learned. It has also been Learned that Deputy tourism minister Del Gallagher was advised by his Deputy waiter Dany Luk not to go ahead with the Deal or build a Road leading to the million development just two Days before signing an agreement. Danyluk director of Parks recommended against the project after seeing research carried out by another Parks see White Shell Page 4 by Andy Blicq lome Roznowski a 49 year old professor of English literature at the University of Manitoba was elected Leader of the National social credit party sunday. Reznowski swept 356 of the votes at the party s National leadership convention at the Winnipeg convention Centre Downing Martin hat tar sly a 46-year-old Edmonton lawyer and past National president of the party. A third contender Phil Gaglardi a former British Columbia minister of High ways dropped out of the leadership race before the weekend convention. Gaglardi a controversial c5-year-old evangelist abandoned the race after his sup porters failed to meet his demands for a million Campaign fund and use of a private air plane during the Federal election. He said he dropped out of the contest because he does t have the tempera ment to sit in the House of commons As an opposition my. In a fiery Victory speech Reznowski promised vide canadians with a Union of French Canada English Canada and ethnic Canada and to drive the Bankers out of government and let the Canadian people plan their own executive Len Moffatt. In a memorandum to Danyluk dated nov. 11, Moffatt wrote after conduct ing an investigation into the matter Lam we should not Grant the easement nor allow the develop Israel invincible begin declares new York a israeli prime minister Menachem begin has ended his visit to the United states in a Fren Zied encounter with supporters of the jewish Homeland. The visit which marked the 30th anniversary of Israel s statehood was climaxed with a Salute to Israel Parade up fifth Avenue and a speech by begin at a rally in Central Park. I say to our Arab neighbors give up All your designs that Israel can be destroyed by Force of begin said. Israel will never be destroyed. Never i Call upon you on behalf of the people of he said. Let us sit Down and negotiate peace negotiate the crowd interrupted begin s speech with applause 25 times and greeted him with chants of begin begin the 65-year-old prime minister had been scheduled to Fly Home sunday night but was delayed by fog. His de parture was rescheduled for today. For. The last four Days begin has stayed at Gracie mansion official residence of mayor Edward Koch. Earlier in the Day at the taping of Abc s meet the press begin said he has great Hope that peace talks be tween Israel and Egypt broken off see Israel Page 4 party philosophy. The social credit party currently holds eight Federal scats All in Quebec and no so Rcd outside Quebec has been elected since 1965. Photo by Paul Dunke Reznowski smiles As leadership vote is announced. We re going to set this sticking closely to traditional country on fire for social he said. He said the social credit party would deliver govern ment from the Golden chains of canadians Are living in sacred party officials say Roznowski who Speaks six languages has the approval of the powerful Quebec Wing of the party. Reznowski said he entered the leadership race on the urging of Gilles Caouette who became interim Leader after the death of party Lead misery because of an idiotic financial he said. The weekend convention Drew 583 delegates from across the country including 279 from Quebec. Delegates cheered both candidates during their speeches and most said they Felt either would make a Good party Leader. Both Rcd Nowski and Hattersley con ducted similar campaigns or Andre Fortin last june in see prof Page 4 Yamani no Price boost till 80s? open supports . Dollar taif saudi Arabia up open Oil ministers ended a two Day informal Confer ence sunday by agreeing to keep the . Dollar As their pricing currency and to set up a special commission to map Long term strategy. Meanwhile saudi Arabia s Oil minister said world Oil prices were unlikely to see open Page 4 in gym Dandy shape Granny wears hiking boots Chelsea Mich. A two years ago Mildred Smith got most of her exercise pushing a grocery cart around a supermarket. Today the 75-year-old widow bowls swims plays Tennis and works out at a gym. And that s just so she can stay in shape for her favorite ing. The retired schoolteacher just returned from a hike into the grand Canyon a trip that took her Over a 64-Kilometre track that began in knee deep Snow and ended in the arid Valley of the Colorado River. Mrs. Smith enlisted her teen age grandson and a few of his friends As to animates for the seven Day Tript was their second hike Down the Canyon. The second trip was rougher i wore hiking boots but they Don t have brakes on said mrs. Smith. My toes jammed up in front and in time i lost All my toenails. If the boys had t been so Good i d probably be sitting on a Rock out there she said. The youngsters took foams pads to Cushion their sleeping bags. Mrs. Smith did t need one. By Nightfall every Day i was so bushed i d just Lay my sleeping bag on a Rock and fall right mrs. Smith taught school in Ypsilanti for years then moved with her husband to an Indiana farm after their four children were grown. When her husband died she moved into the methodist Home for the aged in this Community West of Detroit. She now works every Day As a Volunteer teaching Grade 1 students How to read. Long forgotten diseases still surfacing in City by Steve Whysall Long forgotten horror diseases such As leprosy typhoid cholera and diphtheria Are still cropping up from time to time in Winnipeg. The Days of the Black death May Well have disappeared and maybe nobody in Winnipeg today has to worry too much about being wiped out by some deadly Pugue but City still keep finding people with one of those terrible exotic diseases. Earlier this year there was the Case of a 19-year-old immigrant from Asia who was found to have leprosy after having lived Here for More than four years. As it turned out there was no danger to the Public since prolonged and intimate Contact with the infected person is Neces sary for the disease to be passed on. All immigrants to Canada Are required to have a detailed medi Cal examination but sometimes a disease such As leprosy which has a lengthy incubation period is not spotted immediately. The average doctor in Winni Peg would t think of leprosy when he sees someone with what looks like a simple or. Emanuel Snell the province s director of preventive medical services says. It can take a Long time before the disease is properly diagnosed. Fortunately in the Case of leprosy there is Little danger to the general typhoid fever was a big prob Lem Here at the turn of the Century with the arrival of hundreds of immigrants carrying the disease from Eastern Europe but it has not posed a serious threat for years now. One Case turned up in Winnipeg last year two the year before and three c ases were Dis covered Here in 1975. Most of the cases reported involve new immigrants or people returning from overseas Snell said. Cholera a serious problem in Canada during the last Century with the arrival of Irish Immi Grants fleeing the potato famine always sends medical officers into a mild panic when it crops up. There was a Case in Winni Peg last year and Swift action was taken to isolate and treat the Carrier. Tuberculosis diphtheria whoop ing cough and malaria Are also still being diagnosed with Persis tent regularity by City doctors. About 200 cases of to Are re ported each year in Manitoba a third of these involve native indians and eskimos Snell says. See deadly Page ;