Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 17, 1978, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press tuesday october 17, Winnipeg free press. Tuesday. Octo Beff ss3i s m Vav require farm safety training professor by Andy bl1co development Oro Eram for and nor a Riata to rare id in inc in briefly Oil spill still a major threat Milford Haven Wales despite clean up operations a million Gallons of Oil spilled from a greek Tanker off the Welsh coast is still a major threat to seabirds and to one of Europe s finest Bird sanctuaries officials said today. A flotilla of British ships sprayed detergents sunday on a 16 by Slick from the listing greek Tanker Christos ritas which ran into rocks thursday and began leaking its cargo. Fire death toll rises to 71 Singapore the death toll from last thurs Day s explosion and fire aboard the liberian registered Tanker Spyros has risen to 71, it was announced monday. Forty two others including 12 in critical condition were still in a Hospital. Meanwhile on monday a five member govern ment commission of inquiry held its first session to determine the cause of the blast. Churchill in a floss position Ottawa the Canadian government was urged in the commons monday to instruct the wheat Board to use the port of Churchill storage for wheat. Cecil Smith said that because of a two week strike at Churchill this summer Grain movements through the port will be Down by seven million to nine million bushels. This would place the port of Churchill in a loss position. The port has a storage capacity of some four million bushels. Smith said it is his understand ing there Are no plans to utilize this storage. Church Leader to step Down Robert Pierson president of the general conference of seventh Day adventists unexpectedly announced monday that will leave office Jan. 3, his 68th birthday. Pierson cited health reasons for his decision to leave office before the end of his five year term which would have expired in 1980. The announcement to the Church s annual Council will set in motion procedures for selecting a Gener Al conference president in mid term. Campaign halts Seal Hunt Edinburgh the British government monday called off a planned cull of seals off Northern Scotland after a sustained Campaign by conservationists. Scottish Secretary Bruce Millan said the team of norwegian Seal Hunters was being with drawn because of Public concern Over the cull. The Hunters had been hired to kill some adult seals and pups in a move to preserve fish stocks around the Orkney islands. But supporters of Greenpeace planned to place themselves Between the seals and the marksmen. Attempt to prop Dollar fails Montreal Canada s Dollar lost More than a Quarter of a cent against its american counterpart monday despite the latest attempt by the Federal government to support its value on International Money markets. The Dollar closed at 84.25 cents . On Toronto s inter Bank wholesale Market where Banks Trade currencies in huge sums Down 27-100 of a cent from Friday s close of 84.52 cents. Police deny beating prisoner Durban South Africa three South african policemen pleaded not guilty monday to charges of murdering a Black prisoner. They Are alleged to have beaten the Man with a Stone whip and stick Hung him from a tree by his neck and suspended him from a roof beam with Handcuffs. The prisoner patios Cane who had admitted stealing in Cash earlier this year died in a Hospital july 13 from kidney failure. The police men Are charged in the with murdering Cane. Punk Rocker freed on bail new York Punk Rocker Sid vicious accused of killing his girl Friend was freed on bail monday night. Vicious 21, whose name is John Simon Ritchie is charged with second degree murder in connection with the death last thursday of Nancy Spungen. Officials at hikers the main City prison said lawyers posted bail at about . Not and left with vicious about 30 minutes later. Protestors clash with police Tehran Security forces battled anti government demonstrators with tear Gas and fire hoses monday in downtown Tehran. Gen. Rahimi Larijani a spokesman for the martial Law administration in the capital described the unrest As sporadic demonstrations. All sides pleased with talks Washington egyptian israeli and . Legal experts working on the wording of a proposed egyptian israeli peace treaty have achieved just about As much As anyone could have a . Official said monday. All sides Are very said slate department official George Sherman the official spokesmen for the three countries. Monday s talks were held on two floors of a Washington hotel. Compiled from dispatches by Andy bl1cq farm machinery dealers should be required to provide safety training before equipment May be sold a psychologist and safety expert said monday. E. G. Curly Tyler professor of psychology at the University of Brandon during a panel discus Sion at the Canada safety coun cil s 10th annual safety Confer ence said contemporary safety training should be a behaviour reinforcing rather than remedial process. Greater farm machinery safety could be accomplished if every farm equipment manufacturer and distributor was required to provide a Safe behaviour development program for anyone who wished to buy a machine from him and could not sell a machine to anyone unable to Complete such a program Suc Tyler said. As one of the requirements for the privilege of Selling such machines any individual to Purchase a new tractor should be required to Complete an approved program designed to establish Safe behaviour patterns essential for the particular machine planned to Purchase and Tyler said. Attendance at the sessions could be strongly reinforced by regulating the Opportunity to Pur Chase the machine and an appropriate certificate to be carried in the cab which would have to be renewed at regular intervals by refresher Safe behaviour courses added. At present we rarely rein Force Safe behaviour while we regularity reinforce dangerous be in the Field of Auto safety Tyler said. You can drive a car for five years and no one will Ever make a fuss Over you. Smash it up one Day and end up in the Hospital with a few bruises and half the Community will be there to make a fuss Over Tyler said. Unfortunately relatively Little Effort has gone into programs designed to develop Safe Behaviours in specific situations involving machinery or animals or Home activity situations Tyler said. He said ignorance indifference and impulsiveness Are the three main factors related to danger Ous behaviour patterns. Ignorance simply Means the individual involved in dangerous situations did not understand the probabilities for unpleasant and undesirable indifference is often at work when individuals who pos sess the information and skills Basic to behaviour in that Situa Tion behave impulsive or impatient behaviour takes place when individuals do not take the time or cannot be bothered with Safe behaviour either in learning or practising Safe behaviour said. The bravado and Foolhardy Ness of adolescent Drivers is All too often a valid portrayal of How they see themselves and How they feel they should be seen by added. The development of Safe behaviour will come from an under standing of psychological Moti vation and helping individuals to develop self concepts establish self esteem and develop life styles in which Safe behaviour will have the same psychological significance that dangerous behaviour now too often holds said. Province denied hearing in Jet service proposal Banman Manitoba s Industry min ister Bob Banman monday accused the Federal govern ment of effectively denying Brandon and Western Manitoba the Opportunity to present their Case for Jet air service to Eastern can the no interest no payments till 79 1300 portage.786-6541 309 Portage .943-5531 Ada. In one of his last acts As minister of Industry and Commerce before shifting to the portfolio of sports and recreation Banman said the air transport com Mittee s award of the Tran Sair routes East of Winni Peg to Norair meant the Federal government effectively rejected an application by great lakes air lines to provide Jet service from Brandon to Dryden and Toronto. The Manitoba govern ment had favored great lakes airlines because the combination of aircraft types and scheduling ability would have resulted in Superior air service for both Brandon and Dryden. Banman expressed Dis May that an area embracing people should be denied Jet air service to Eastern Canada adding the provincial government will continue to press for Jet service for Western Manitoba. The minister said also was shocked at Federal transport minister Otto Lang s reception of Manitoba s suggestion for a delay in the oct. 29 Date on which the air transport committee said Norair could take Over trans air s routes East of Winnipeg. Banman said a delay of four to six months was Sug forecast for Winnipeg Bissett Interlake and red River re Gions a few showers or flurries this morning. Occasional afternoon sunny periods. Northwest wind at 30 High near Extended weather Outlook Southern Manitoba Clearing wednesday with temperatures near seasonal normals. Sunny thursday and Friday. Milder. Northern Manitoba Cloudy wednesday. Clearing thursday. Sunny Friday. Temperatures rising to near Normal thursday and a Little Milder Friday. Northwest Ontario Cloudy and cold wednesday. Clearing thursday with near Normal temperatures. Sunny and a Little Milder Friday. Temperatures following Are the minimum temperatures for the 12-hour period that ended at 7 . Monday and the maximum temperatures for the 12-hour period that ended at 7 . Victoria Vancouver Calgary Edmonton Reg Iii Winnipeg Thompson Kenora Brandon Dauphin Thunder Bay Toronto Ottawa Montreal Halifax Chicago Miami Minneapolis new York Phoenix los Angeles Boston Amsterdam Athens Berlin Helsinki Honolulu Lisbon London search suspended police have temporarily suspended the search for the body of a Winnipeg Man who is missing and presumed drowned in the red River. Kenneth Lamonica 27, was in a boat which struck an ice breaker at the up rail Bridge at Provencher Avenue at 9 ., oct. 6. Madrid Moscow Paris Rome Stockholm or Tel Aviv Andruschak Martin 90, of st. Joseph s Resi Dence formerly of Riverton Man. Buydens Hector 77, of Vancouver husband of Ann Buydens. Collett Bertram fre Derick 49, of 263 Dufferin Avenue suite 24. Cuddie Lydia of 642 Erin Street widow of cuddle. Downs Marjorie Joan 48, wife of Allan Downs. Drummond Doug r.a., 86, of Almonte ont. Ewonchuk Sylvia Olga 29, of 753 Wolseley ave nue suite 17. Grills Lewis 96, of Strathclair Man. Haluska Thomas 86, husband of Anne Haluska. Hemphill John Mcgregor 82, of Winnipeg. Karanko Frederick c., of Toronto formerly of Selkirk Man., husband of Bernice Karanko. Karlenzig Ernest George 78, of 439 Oak View Avenue East Kil Donan husband of Henrietta Karlenzig. Koltalo Peter 46, of 480 sly drive West Kildonan husband of Marjorie Koltalo. Koschorek William deaths Harold 58, of Teulon Man., formerly of grand Beach husband of Edna Koschorek. Lennick Mike 62, of Toronto for Merly of Tolstoi Man., husband of . Lesiuk Anton 62, of 259 Poplar Avenue. Leslie William James 64, of 270 Kenny Street suite 611, st. Boniface. Mark Isaac 85, of 480 Charles Street suite 308, husband of Sonia Marr. Mooney Rosemary 90, of 915 Cory Don Avenue suite 11d, formerly of Emerson and Swan River widow of Joseph Mooney. Parker Michael Brian of Sanford Man., son of Brian and Anne Parker. Patterson James Joseph 50, of Oakville Man., husband of Jean Patterson. Pane May g., wife of Ernest m. Payne. Pelletier Marcien of 286 Hamel Street st. Boniface Hus band of Eva Pelletier. Radford James 64, of Sioux Lookout ont., Hus band of Mary Radford. Segal Leah of Winnipeg wife of Ruben Segal. Syn Jarczyn Michael 94, of Arborg Man., for Merly of Gimli Man. Tackaberry Morley 68, husband of fee Tackaberry. Narbuth Elizabeth a., 69, of 265 Belvidere Street st. James Assini Boia widow of Cecil tar Buth. Watson Jean h., 90, of j 118 Talon Bay st. Vital widow of William wat son. Winegarden Sarah Jane Elzabeth 94, of 50 Curtis Street widow of Charles Alexander wine Garden. Work Frank 92, of Don i Wood Manor formerly of 371 Furby Street Zak Stanley Peter 78, of i 372 Covilie Street st. Boniface husband of Nellie Zak. For further information please see classified death notices tested to give trans air a Chance to Start up a Prairie service and avoid having to Lay off 265 employees. He said the delay would give Ottawa a Chance to hear appeals on Norair s take Over of the routes and of air Canada s acquisition of Norair because these decisions effectively denied Western Manitoba required Jet air service. Car phones. We have s10ck Piu inn afford to wait a Mobile phone pays for itself immediate installation 355 Sherbrook st. Or. Pollock podiatrist Abbey fool clinic. Winnipeg temperature comparisons Max. My. Mean oct. 16 8.8 2.1 last year 18.1 1.4 9.8 Normal 11.7 .6 6.1 highest on record 77.? in 19a1 lowest on record 10.0 in 1952 Max. Min. 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