Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 7, 1979, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 Stefl Peg fee june boy killed by loosened David Guy embassy decision Sparks protests continued from Page 1 if Arab threats Are carried out undoubtedly it will have an Impact on exports to Arab other business who did not wish to be also voiced con Clark reaffirmed tuesday his Federal election Promise to shift the Canadian embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Jerusalem is a holy City to moslem and christians As Well As the arabs consider israeli control of Jerusalem illegal and suggest that Ottawa would be supporting israeli occupation of the City if the embassy were moved to the Netherlands and 13 latin Ameri can states have embassies in Jerusa Lem but they Date before Israel conquered the jordanian Section of the City in the City had been divided Between Israel and Jordan since the late egyptian ambassador Hassan Fahmy said in an interview with radio Canada International that the Clark proposal is a very negative state a moderate Arab views the Clark step As putting Obsta cles in the Way of he while Egypt and Israel had signed a peace other problems remain to be including the Jerusalem Abdullah spokesman for the Arab information said if diplomatic ties Are damaged with Arab Canada can expect this to affect All other including eco nomic continued from Page i scaled Down for minor league two of them hit the crossbar with their while David missed and fell to the the Force of the boys hitting the crossbar toppled the which fell on the Young soccer hitting him on the an ambulance was called and the boy was rushed to the Holmes the boy was pronounced dead on arrival at Portage general last year the association had wooden goalposts made of but the executive considered the Sharp edges to be Holmes the association adopted the use of rounded pipe following the example of a photo senior he although aluminium pipe is normally the association president said it was not readily available and was steel pipe was and the association decided the extra weight would be beneficial because the posts were meant to be permanently placed during the the association says the posts Are but the anchoring of the steel pipes will be changed to make them More Holmes the minor soccer games will be continued next he in an interview the boys father said he dropped his son off at the Southside athletic club tuesday eve Ning and was playing Ball with friends when a soccer coach approached him and told him his son had been Charles Guy said the family Hast really considered whether any Legal action will be Holmes said the association was carrying no insurance at the time of the the boys body and his family will be transported today by an armed forces aircraft to where funeral services will be held an ramp spokesman said it would be a week before an investigation into the incident is the spokesman said police Haven Nof isted Cowboy Boyd of was born without arms and one i dont know what pick up something with a hand instead of a he yet he can ride a twirl a Lariat and Tea rope a steer in its like to Defeated pcs anticipate jobs continued from Page 1 but i would have to be convinced i could do a Good Job before i take on any Whiteway Whiteway said he didst even know if the transport commission Job was and in any Case it would be up to the new government to decide what if any appointment he might the 34yearold who lost to nip candidate Bill Blaikie in Winni Hill said the chair Manship of Central mortgage and housing corporation would interest it is a Field where he has some competency and could make a Contri he Whiteway stressed that he want in dire need of a Job and take just any bureaucratic Board appointment simply out of political Sidney Spivak said yesterday he provincial police panel overruled continued from Page 1 could be Given effect to would be through ratification by Council or a committee of Council possessing such in this that was not he overturned the Manitoba police commission ruling on the basis that it exceeded its jurisdiction in ruling that the contract was the Issue began in Early 1977 when Irvine wanted to attend Law school and sought advice from Joseph the departments Deputy chief of when the department decided in Early 1978 it wanted its own Legal Tronrud picked Irvine from 28 prospective she was later admitted to Law Stewart then proposed to the City police commission that the department enter into an agreement with Irvine allowing her to go to Law notice of her assignment to Law school was posted in the department on the first time the Winnipeg police association or the Winnipeg police senior officers association was officially aware of both unions complained of her As in accordance with grievance Tronrud met with Union representatives to hear the com plaint but then disallowed the unions appealed to the City Board of which rescinded in vines Law school the City police commission on 24 gave Irvine until 27 to return to work or face she did not do so and was later appealing this to the provincial police Irvine now works As regional head of Security for 7eleven food will attend the Friday caucus in Otta but Doest expect the question of appointments even to be the meeting is simply designed to gather together elected Defeated candidates and other party workers for discussions with the prime minister and he who was edged out of a seat in the commons and a possible Cabinet Post by Lloyd Axworthy in say whether he was interested in any government that decision will be entirely and it will be based on considerations other than just the association with the he Jack who lost a rematch with Liberal Bob Bockstael in Winni said he is being kept quite Busy running his own Busi Ness in Winnipeg but might be interested in an appointment if it was Challenge he said he didst intend to lobby for any i make a Point of never asking the government for he and i dont believe in the old policy of talked to All the witnesses and described it As a Fluke a woman whose son was to play in the next game said they told us All further games were cancelled until the goalposts was the two soccer goals at the Southside club were taken apart but remained yesterday at the scene of the similar goals were found at another Community club in the the Guy family neighbors de scribed David As a pleasant Little a member of a fairly close family who enjoyed David is survived by his a twin brother a and a and posts that fell on him i manufacturer must prove dc10 Safe continued from Page 1 Laker which operates regu Lar charter flights out of Toronto and the Cut Price sky train service Between London and new York and los an grounded its Fleet of six Clos on the orders of the British civil Avia tips the Faa said the planes will remain on the ground until Mcdonnell Douglas manufacturer of the proves the aircraft is there has been no indication How Long that will it was the fourth time in a week that All or some of the Clos had been grounded in the aftermath of the May 25 crash of a dc10 in the american airlines plane crashed and exploded after an engine Tore off the Wing during killing 275 persons in the worst aviation disaster in the Faa grounded the jetliners yesterday after fresh hairline cracks were found in the engine mounts of two of the big jetliner that had been inspected and cleared during one of the earlier the cracks were in the same area where a 25centimetre crack was discovered on the american airlines plane which went Down in the new grounding came in the form of an emergency suspension of the dc10s design which is required before the Faa certifies that an aircraft Type is Faa spokesman Dennis Feldman said that while the order covers the design of the entire the engine mounting area is the Only area were concerned with at the Feldman said the Agency had approved certification of the dc10 based on data submitted by Mcdonnell Doug Las stating that the company had com plied with the we accepted their he we dont know now whether the Origi Nal data was from up news services vaccine to Stop deadly calf disease continued from Page 1 absorbed by the fluids Are secreted into the resulting in dehydration and possibly the vaccine is to be administered to cows in two six and three weeks before the Newborn calves acquire protective antibodies from the mothers first these antibodies will protect the calf for the critical first few Days of its life when the disease is most the vaccine is expected to Stop the from attaching onto the calf this prevents them from multiplying and causing the vaccine is expected to be approved by the Federal government and ready for distribution in Canada by Connaught laboratories of Toronto by it is expected to be Avail Able throughout the world by the Spring of i do is also working on a vaccine to fight a similar disease that inflicts Swine the veterinary infectious disease organization was established in 18 years after the Alberta veterinary medical of which Bigland was a passed a Resolution that Canada should have la but big and and his colleagues find financing until 1973 when the devonian group of charitable do nations offered within a year funds also came from the Alberta and Saskatchewan As Well As the University of which houses the both the Manitoba and Federal governments had declined to help fund the in disappointed that our own government Hast supported Hen Seth fuel crisis to raise produce Cost continued from Page 1 but the grocery store Chain is experiencing some shipment delays of up to 48 due to Long waiting lines at service stations where diesel fuel is still Betty general manager of Scotts truck brokers in grand said the number of trucks going to Canada has been decreasing because of the High fuel costs and Scotts is another major trucking firm which delivers produce to Winnipeg most produce in local stores is brought from California and trucking rates have gone up per Load since the fuel shortage in the began and produce has already in creased approximately two per cent to absorb the new Riel other major Winnipeg grocers were reluctant to saying Only that the situation rests in the hands of trucking companies that deliver their Somoza clamps martial Law on Nicaragua Somoza battling strike news Roundup Managua president Anastasio Somoza clamped a state of siege on Nicaragua yesterday to help his government break a general strike and put Down a spreading insurrection led by sandinista heavy fighting raged in 88 Kilometres Northwest of this and there were reports of continued Battles in the South the Costa rican Border and in a half dozen Somoza told reporters in a Telephone interview that the state of a form of martial would enable the National guard to arrest people with out warrants and hold them longer than the constitutionally mandated 24 he said Domestic news Media would be restricted and the movement of persons in the Countryside military sources said reservists were being called up to Active duty and ordered to Managua National stadium for russians launch capsule Moscow the soviet Union launched an unmanned soyuz space capsule yesterday to rendezvous with the orbiting space station salyut which is occupied by two the official soviet news Agency Tass the soyuz is fitted with improved Booster rockets to Avert the kind of Docking failure that foiled a soviet bulgarian Mission two months Tass soviet cosmonauts Vladimir Lyakhov and Valery Ryu Roin have been orbiting in the space station since 26 and Western space experts said the soyuz Craft might be used to bring them Back to to ban drug Washington the food and drug administration is planning to ban a cancer aus ing Antihistamine used in sleep aids and other outgoing Fra com missioner Donald Kennedy said yes the National cancer Institute con eluded in april that used As an Active ingredient in Somin excedrin and numerous sleep causes liver cancer in rats and mice and should be presumed to do so in Sanjay Gandhi charged new Delhi Sanjay 32 year old son of former Indian prime minister Indira was charged yesterday with attempted murder and rioting during a protest demonstration in this capital last formal charges against who was arrested four times last were filed in magistrates he was arrested along with 301 of his supporters after a demonstration he was leading turned into a pitched Battle with death sought for 330 Turkey a military prosecutor asked the death penalty yester Day for 330 defendants in a mass trial on charges of involvement in sectarian fighting that killed 111 persons in the City of Kahraman Maras last de the prosecutor made the re quest in the third Day of hearings after the Marti maw court completed a Rol Call of the 804 including women and the trial is being held in a sports Auditori 238 die in heat wave Calcutta a searing heat wave and drought have killed 238 persons in two weeks and caused widespread crop destruction in Eastern officials said in Bihar 198 persons were reported to have died As temperatures reached the heat scorched jute and Paddy crops in West causing million portuguese pm resigns Lisbon Portugal main left Wing political parties forced prime minister Carlos Mota Pinto to offer his resignation faced with censure motions from the socialists and the prime minister submitted the Resigna Tion of his six Montgold no party government to president Antonio Ramalho president eanes chose Mota a Law professor and at 42 Europe youngest prime from outside the political parties to head the government last assailant ruled insane Toronto a Man who shot mayor Mike Solski of Nickel because he thought the politician was part of a conspiracy to take away his property has been found not guilty of attempted murder by reason of in it was not Clear whether Romeo understood the jury verdict in the Ontario supreme court yester Kerim will be sent to the Maxi mum Security Section of the mental health Centre in from the news services ;