Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 03, 1978, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday june 3, 1978 5 briefly no soviet missiles Hanoi United nations Vietnam on Friday described As sheer fabrication a recent published report claiming that the soviet Union had built a guided missile base in Vietnam aimed at China. The new York times quoted thursday the Hong Kong communist newspaper Wen Wei Pao As having said soviet Union has Haiphong and Cam Ranh Bay in hand and has built a guided missile base near Huong Khe directed at Kab killed Hammarskjold new York Penthouse Magazine says the soviet intelligence Agency killed United nations Secretary general Dag Hammarskjold in 1961 because he opposed a soviet plan to install a three Man executive Council to run the in secretariat. Hammarskjold died in a plane crash in september 1961, while on a peace Mission in Northern Rhodesia. In reports at the time called it an Accident. But Penthouse says its report to be published in a gust quotes unnamed . Central intelligence Agency sources As saying Hammarskjold a swede was killed by the soviet Kab. Fifteen die in copter crash Abu Dahabi fifteen persons including the . Pilot and eight britons were killed today when a helicopter bringing them from an offshore Oil Rig crashed into the sea near the persian Gulf state of Abu Dahabi a spokesman for the state owned National Drill ing company said. The spokesman said the helicopter crashed into the sea 65 Kilometres North of Abu Dahabi. Canada plan meet French sources said Friday a Franco Canadian meeting on co-operation1 in Africa would begin Here next monday. The sources stressed that the meeting planned some time Back is not connected with the recently organized defence meeting on Africa grouping the United states Britain France Belgium and West Germany. Queen Marks anniversary London trumpeters proclamations and Church Bells greeted Queen Elizabeth on Friday on the 25th anniversary of her Coronation. The Queen spent most of the Day quietly in bucking am Palace but with Prince Philip Prince Charles and Princess Anne was to appear on the Balcony to watch an evening fireworks display. Morocco troops for Zaire Rabat Morocco announced Friday it will Send troops to help Zaire fight rebels. The announcement said King Hassan decided to Send a contingent of troops to reinforce the Zaire armed forces of president Mobutu sese seko in operations against rebels in Mineral Rich . The decision followed a visit to Morocco earlier this week by Mobutu seeking military Aid. Caroline Kennedy a reporter los Angeles Caroline Kennedy daughter of the late president John Kennedy will begin work july 10 As a reporter for the los Angeles Herald examiner the newspaper s editor said Friday. Miss Kennedy 20, who grew up in the White House during the Kennedy years has newspaper experience As an employee of the new York daily news. She will work for the Herald examiner As a City news staffer James Bellows said. Suicide probed As Strangler los Angeles the police department s Hillside Strangler Force is looking into the possibility that a Man who killed himself this week in Washington state May have been involved in the strangling of 13 women in the los Angeles area. The Man Robert Carl Hohenberger 36, shot himself in the head As 2 policeman tried to arrest Hirn wednes Day in Tacoma Wash. Fire near Gunpowder factory Hiroshima Japan police and troops Friday battled a major Forest fire which threatened to engulf a Gunpowder factory containing about 50 tons of shells and explosives. More than persons were fighting the fire on Tajima Island in Japan s Inland sea off Hiroshima. Flames from the fire which began thursday came Wilhen 300 metres of the Gunpowder factory. Lobbyist tells of donations Washington starting with a s200.000-a-year budget former Gulf Oil lobbyist Claude wild says he spent at least s5 million in corporate donations to politicians Over a 14-year-period. Wild said in a court document the Money was for political campaigns and in other ways that would perhaps Benefit the political stature or Goodwill of wild s statement was taken in connection with a securities and Exchange commission Sec suit filed against wild and Golf. Beneficiaries of wits included former president Lowks Johnson who received a total of for her self and others and Carter who received slow for Las gubernatorial Cap aids in Georgia Ttoe Doc West stores Union still talking staff photos blocks at 759 Winnipeg Avenue left and 745 Winnipeg will be demolished Hospital to demolish blocks the health sciences Centre Board of directors decided Friday to close two apartment blocks at Winnipeg Avenue and Emily Street and have them demolished later this sum Mer rather than try to comply with new City fire regulations. To be demolished Are the 20-suite Emily apartments 745 Winnipeg and the 17-suite Pandora apartments 759 Winnipeg. Most of the suites Are occupied by health sciences Centre employees the Board was fold. Complying with fire alarm and escape bylaws recently passed by Winnipeg City Council would Cost for the Emily apartments and for the Pandora Block and other renovations would be too expensive to be of real value the Board was told. The Board voted to give tenants notice for july 31 and to make arrangements for demolition to Start sept. 1. Board members were told most tenants have already been told that the two blocks Are to be closed and they accept the decision. The president of the Union representing Manitoba food workers said talks with the major Chain grocery stores will continue As Long As possible this weekend in an attempt to reach a Settle ment before a sunday strike deadline is reached. We re going to talk As Long As we feel there is a purpose in Ber Nard Christophe president of the retail store employees Union local 832, said Fri Day. Christophe said minute Progress on secondary issues was being made but added it was unlikely a bar gaining session Friday night would be Able to produce a settlement. Major issues including wages have yet to be re solved. The Union has already indicated employees of Canada Safeway Ltd will go on strike As Early As sunday if no settlement is reached. Safeway workers along with employees of Dominion and West fair be meeting sunday to review what if any offers the stores have made and also to vote on the strike Issue. Workers outside Winnipeg have already cast their bal lots in favor of a strike if necessary to Back contract demands. Safeway has More than 30 stores in Winnipeg alone that could be closed by a walkout. Some Progress reported in strike negotiations some Progress was made Friday in talks Between Manitoba builders and striking Sheet Metal workers with another meeting scheduled for monday said George Akins spokes Man for the builders. Striking electricians also met Friday with builders representatives and both sides Are trying to arrange another meeting. The talks marked the first time since the strike began that two of the original striking unions met with contractors. The bargaining session was arranged by a provincial conciliation officer. The first four unions to strike were the electricians Sheet Metal workers refrigeration workers plumbers and swear fitters. They were soon joined by the carpenters and now with the exception of the refrigeration workers they Are the Only unions remaining on strike. The refrigeration workers along with 11 other trades have settled for two year contracts. Fishermen hit province by Bob Lowery Thompson. Man. Kip Thompson of Ilford president of the Northern Manitoba commercial fishermen s association said Friday the provincial department of Northern affairs is not putting enough pressure on the Federal government to participate in a transportation subsidy and Price stabilization program for Manitoba s critic ally ill fish earlier this week Thompson met with Paul Jarvis provincial Northern affairs Deputy minister who informed the Northern Fisher men that the provincial freight subsidy would be this year riot As previously announced. The fishermen had asked for a subsidy jointly financed by the Federal and provincial governments. Thompson said in an interview riday that when the provincial conservatives were in opposition they claimed they would pressure Ottawa into making its contribution. Now that they have the Power they Don t seem to want to use Thompson said. We re in a pre election period and there is no better time to get action from the Federal without assistance 800 to fishermen would not be Able to work this summer Thompson estimated. Unemployment Raies in most Northern communities could jump to 95 per cent. The Ilford fishermen have Access to 10 lakes with an annual fishing quota of 000 pounds. Thompson said on one Lake 50 per cent of the catch is Low Grade White fish which is priced at 30 cents a Pound. The Cost of transportation from the Lake to Winnipeg is 34 cents a Pound. On other grades of White fish the fishermen can make six to 10 cents a Pound. On Northern Indian Lake where the freight rate is 24% cents a Pound the fishermen can Clear 43% cents a Pound for Pickerel about 10 per cent of the 5% cents for Low Grade White fish 60 per cent of their catch and cents to 25% cents for the better grades of White fish. Photo by Dave Johnson Roxanne Goertzen Pat Sutherland and Cathy Howard left to right take a whirl on one of the rides As Charleswood in motion Days got under Way at the Eric Coy Arena 535 Oakdale drive Charleswood on Friday evening. Activities Are scheduled throughout the weekend from 9 . To 11 . Deaths Alexander Rena mar shall 86, of 6 Balmoral place. Barton Anna Rosborg 73, of 853 Poison Avenue wife of Arthur Barton. Barton Arthur Tresylan 69, of 853 Poison Avenue husband of Anna Rosborg Barton. Bogaert Emiel 83, of Holland Man., formerly of Fedelem Belgium Hus band of Alma Bogaert. Danylchuk John p., 67, of la Jolla calif., husband of Bernice Danylchuk. Dubois Catherine a., 85, of formerly of Winnipeg. Holbrow Wilfred e., of ii april Street fort Garry husband of Rica Holbrow. Imrie Anne Elizabeth 83, of 809 Southwood Avenue fort Garry. Krivoshta Harry 86, of Princess Elizabeth Hospi service hot line of Portage ave. Pm. 786-6541 . Stereo i i in shop in Home service Tal widower of Fanny Kri Vonshea. Makar Michael 90, of 710 Manitoba ave nue. Malyska or. William husband of Shirley q fal Lon Malyska. Melnick John James 15, of Calgary husband of Marjorie Melnick. Minaker Edna june of Sioux Lookout ont., wife of Robert j. Minaker. Polischuk Malanka 85, of Den Cross Man., widow of John Polischuk. Proulx Aime 56, of 735 St. Joseph s Street St. Boniface. Reive William 72, of 215 Helmsdale Avenue East Kildonan husband of Elizabeth Reive. Rogers John Douglas 76, of Gladstone Man., Hus band of Ileen Rogers. Schram Arthur 68, Hus band of Genevicve Schram. Slamp William of 1812 Lis More Avenue husband of Phyllis Slamp. Soltys a Stonna Chris 77, of 1829 Elgin Street West. 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