Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 19, 1978, Winnipeg, Manitoba Most business to be closed on monday Bov psf. Where Are blushes of yesteryear 25 Israel plans six cities on West Bank 39 tax free proposal on profits attacked 17 Campagnolo has warning for wha ie61 sea talks buoy Canadian interests 6 inside anytime.7 Bio Dex horoscope.28 business report.17-24 bridge.28 comics.35 crossword.28 deaths.5, 40 movies 32 34 1 television 30 weather 5 weather report from Advance sunny Low 5, High 18 Sun rises . Sets . Moon Winnipeg free press vol. 85 no. 195 Friday May 19, 1978 15 cents 25c with coloured comics murder charge Laid after Bones found in dump Karen Morrisseau a 21-year-old Man has been charged with non Capi Tal murder following the discovery thursday afternoon of charred human Bones at the City of Winnipeg s West St. Paul dump. Horton John Fontaine 539 Bannatyne Avenue suite 3, appeared in provincial judges court in the Public safety building today and was remanded to May 26. Winnipeg police said Fontaine was charged Friday with second degree or non capital murder one week after Karen Nadine Morrisseau 11, of 271 Dufferin Avenue suite 31, disappeared from her Home Fontaine was arrested May 12 on other charges. The discovery of the human Bones ends an intensive six Day search. From eight to 10 police men sifted through garbage at the dump for some Trace of the missing girl. Winnipeg police said positive identification of the Bones has not been made but that the Bones Are those of a juvenile body. Photo by Dave Bonner Grant s Mill on Sturgeon Creek in St. James Assiniboia was officially with the City being the official owner and promoter. Taking part in turned Over to the City of Winnipeg thursday As a tourist attraction official ceremonies were mrs. Frank chairman of the the Mill was a project of the St. James Assiniboia Pioneer Assoc a association s Mill management committee and mrs. R. L. Taylor Tion inc., which raised funds for the Mill s construction. The Assoc a both Are in period dress and Are on hand daily to explain How the Mill Tion will continue to operate the Mill pictured in the background operates. Joe Legal livened up the event with some fancy fiddling. Cashless society coming from Canadian press Ottawa govern ment will require Only chartered Banks to become Mem Bers of a proposed new National Cheque Clearing sys tem that May be the fore runner of a virtually cashless society. Rebels reported gaining in Shaba Rescue bid starts in Zaire wore say for women Page 38 this was disclosed thursday in a Bill to Amend the Bank act. See Are Page i by the associated press French foreign legion paratroops dropped into the Centre of the rebel held City of to Loczi in Southern Zaire today to protect foreign Resi dents and re establish Secu Rity there. French officials announced. Rebel spokesmen claimed the French intend to help the Zaire government defeat the insurgency. The paratroops had been shuttling through the two airports of Kinshasa the Zaire capital. Late thursday and Early today headed for embattled Shaba province. The chief spokesman for the French government Pierre Hunt said in Paris the airborne legionnaires had been dropped into the heart of to Loczi with a mis Sion limited to the City of Kolwe i the Protection of French and other foreign residents and the re establishment of Security he did not say How. Many soldiers were involved but one French paratroop said in Kinshasa about 800 would take part. The French government had said earlier the purpose sue French Page i know the scores baseball Amer can league Baltimore 5 Toronto 3 California 9 Chicago 5 Milwaukee 8 Detroit 7 new York s Cleveland 3 Minnesota 8 Kansas Civ 6 Texas 6 Oakland 4 National Leagam Cincinnati 3 Montreal j new York 8 Atlanta 7 Philadelphia 8 Houston 5 hockey nil Boston 4 Montreal 0 Montreal leads Best of seven final 2-ii detail in sports pages looking for a pet this want and under pets re ii ered German two ofes sex Ceffert but Olmes. 3s8-89s7. Is among the hundreds of bargains a today s classified Section pases to matter what ice Scop win sales tax proposal spurned by Paul Whitelaw staff correspondent Ottawa a Manitoba sales tax proposal similar to an offer Ottawa made unsuccessfully to Quebec was rejected on the spot by finance minister Jean Chretien As he prepared his controversial april 10 Bud get. Chretien admitted in the commons thursday that Manitoba s plan to use some of the so called tax room created by Ottawa s sales tax rebates to finance direct Job creation turned Down without telling other provinces of the proposal. The finance minister said Manitoba s suggestion was rejected out of hand because be was aware of the thinking the other provinces and knows the proposal if accepted would not have a Swec Essai do gooder almost boomed into jail l a 23-year-old Man who thought he was preventing a crime barely escaped being charged with an of Fence himself thursday. The Man was awakened about 3 . By noise out Side his second floor apartment at 677 Maryland Street. When he looked out his window he saw a Flat bed truck with a Hydraulic Boom extended to a neigh Bor s window. At the top was a Man who appeared to be breaking into the apartment. Quickly the Man told his wife to Tele phone police. Then he pointed a Shotgun from his window at two men on the Boom and held them at Bay until police arrived. As it turned out the Man was knocking on the window in an attempt to Wake up a fellow employee for work. Open door ordered for assault Appeal by Cecil Rosner the Manitoba police commission has decided to hold a Public hearing into an Appeal by a woman who alleges she was indecently assaulted by a Winnipeg detective sergeant last year. In a decision made Public today the com Mission says it reached the conclusion the Case must be heard in the open because of the fundamental right of the detective to a Public hearing and the right of the Public to know the nature of the conduct of the members of the Force which has been created to protect its the woman alleged she was assaulted by he police officer june 3 last year in the Public safety building. Although she complained to the Winnipeg police commission about the alleged brutality the Winnipeg Board dismissed her charges without calling a hearing and inviting her to address them. Harvey Goldman counsel for the complainant. Told the commission earlier this week his client wished an in camera hearing because of fears she might suffer from publicity and possibly lose her Job. He said his client might even drop the Appeal if it was decided to hold the hearing in Public. Goldman said today he will be discussing the decision with his client and deciding whether to pursue the matter shortly. The commission ruled that it would be regrettable if her employer acted against her financial interest in Light of her Effort to remedy Waht she believes to be a justifiable complaint by firing her. The complain Tant s concern about publicity is a concern which will probably face most complainants who will come before a police commission and therefore does t warrant special consideration it said. Had the Winnipeg commission called a hearing into the Case As set out in its policy for anyone appealing decisions of the police department regarding brutality it would have been held behind closed doors. But the Manitoba commission has the Power to de cide whether appeals will be held in Public or privately. The hearing is scheduled to resume june 19. Officer cleared without Rowdy Park parties Are out Nyji Ohaggarty the Victoria Day Long weekend has been traditionally a time for people most of them teen agers to head for Manitoba s Parkland to make merry. But this year Parks personnel and police will be keeping a close watch on the re Vetries. Extra Park rangers and ramp officers will be on duly in most provincial Parks arid the Federal Riding Mountain National Park. Tradition any the Rowdy behaviour is concentrated in the Large says Dennis Moffatt director of provincial Parks. With and support promised by tourism minister Bob batsman rangers and patrols will be cracking Moffatt said. The prob Tam of Rew Ness is Dis to was nuts i Fawn Tes Effig the Parks we Are not going to put up with any of this lawbreakers will be charged by either the ramp or the provincial rangers and patrols. Moffatt said adding that alcohol abuse and loud music Are the major problems. Park wardens walk a Tightrope Page w for the most pan. It s Yoong people jetting off steam bet they on the rights of an ramp staff member in Riding Mon Tajn National Park said the main campsite near Warsaw Anrig is of Weir biggest problem area. He said is Goofin in ice wat Iowa part Berese of Moises Gsg ;