Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 8, 1980, Winnipeg, Manitoba Mindless development lashed by Jim standing Winnipeg today looks like a nuclear was had occurred in the City five years Raffies associate director of heritage Caf Iada told the 29th annual tie eting of the Manitoba real estate association the concert we see today for our heritage of what few of Sheffi Feni Aitt in Winnipeg must be viewed As a reaction to the prof i unreasonable development of this City Over the past 10 Manitoban Are saying enough is enough How much More rape can Winnipeg endure he told the Assoc a a vibe ant he has a sense of a sense of there is being placed a new Premium Ott existing Core a hew value attached to ouf Herr these changes if developmental and renovation concerns Are As the attitudes of people they want to cherish and use Heri Tage and the economics Are the writing is on the Wall for new development and developers and the real estate Industry generally must 18 the if Public Opin Ifft t6 this shift w preserving and redeveloping these heritage Sites there will have to be few financial approaches by both the lenders and the if there will have to be new approaches to the adjustment of building codes and National studies Are already under Way in this he asked the real estate Industry to put its efforts behind bringing about Many of these necessary he has More undeveloped parking if the Core area thai any other major Canadian whose fault is he no ones particular just a combination of society tech Laws and ask was the Winnipeg Core More attractive in 1910 than today one of the reasons we Are where we Are has to do with our often remarkable and Tiofio of the rights of prop erty ownership that these rights Are nearly that the ownership of land gives someone the right to do what he will with the land regardless of the Public the results a City that looks like the remnants of the third world Knight j t Vij Xiv Verf few Vej How zoo Wittl look when expansion sunny today Cloudy tonight High 10 Low 15 february 1980 final 200 Sun rises sets Moon rises sets for Home Call 9439331 two weeks Lor City 25 june Start promised on Selkirk care Home prizewinning poster Paula King proudly exhibits the poster that took first place in tute for the blinds White Cane Ron a pm in a Canad wide contest marking the Canadian National inst was on hand to see Paula pickup her drops Sanction threat Washington a the United encouraged by signs that Iran new government is anxious to end the american hostage announced yesterday it will not formally impose Long promised economic sanctions against that state department spokesman Hod Ding Carter explained the policy rever Sal by saying the administration does not want to impose sanctions while diplomatic activity he did not re ports have circulated in recent Days indicating that Iran would be willing to release the 50 american hostages held by moslem militants at the embassy in Tehran in Exchange for the establishment of a a sponsored inter National tribunal to investigate alleged crimes of the deposed Shah Moham mad Reza Trade Between the two countries was effectively Cut off last november after the embassy and the hostages were the administration had said it planned the additional step of issuing regulations to formalize a suspension of All Trade except for food and state Secretary Cyrus Vance had reiterated that policy Only a week but it had become apparent lately that the administration was reluctant to Issue the regulations in Light of indications of Iran increasing flexibility on the hostage Only iranian president Abolhassan Banisadr had denounced the militants holding the american see Page 4 by John Sullivan Manitoba health minister Bud Sher admitting the province had been pretty Liberal with the owners of the Selkirk nursing yesterday promised a new building will be under construction by interviewed shortly after sending inspectors to the Home in response to a press report on employee com plaints of safely and health Haz Ards Sherman agreed the build ing is crumbly and dilapidated and must be demolished As soon As the minister also promised that his departments 198081 spending to be unveiled during the Spring Legisla Tive will include new funds to assist private nursing Home operators hit by High interest publicly run Home As he said the government will build its own publicly run nursing Home in Selkirk this year if the owners of the Selkirk nursing Home fail to there will be construction activity under Way on a new Persona care Home in Selkirk by june of this Sherman it will be either proprietary or no proprietary if the private operator finds the governments insured income Aidun we will revert to a non proprietary Home the Spades will be in the ground this i am not going to tolerate a delay of a new Persona care Home in Selkirk past Sherman also said the residents will be removed without delay if the still secret report on the Home by Sel Kirk fire chief Ted Wozny or this weeks inspections reveal any critical he said he expects an inspection report from the standards division of the Manitoba health services commission by complaints from the who agreed to talk provided their names were not included the use of a heavy duty cleaner in residents Bath inadequate fire antiquated wiring and see new nursing Page 4 fourth russian expelled by Victor Mackie Winnipeg free press Ottawa external affairs minis Ter Flora Macdonald expelled a fourth member of the soviet embassy staff the move came in direct response to the Kremlin decision last week to expel Canadas defence attache in to Harold said the government has further reduced the official soviet contingent in Canada by the moves Are intended As a signal to Moscow that Canada Means see Macdonald Page 4 pcs cold feet killed Deal for seed firm claims by Glen Mackenzie a businessman says he was within one Day of buying majority ownership in the Mckenzie seeds but the Lyon government claims it Neyer made a Deal to Al president of Boehr Kerbox said yesterday he arrived in Winnipeg 28 expecting to con clude the agreement for the Brandon operation the next an agreement in principle had certainly been my interpretation of the discussions was that consummation was he said in a Telephone but on Besant said govern ment representative Martin Freedman told him that at this time they the Manitoba government would like to ask for an Extension to rethink 60 per cent sought Besant said he didst know Why the government asked for the he added that All his negotiations were with provincial he said the agreement provided for him to operate the firm for 10 after which he would have the option to Purchase the remaining shares owned by the his firm would initially buy about 60rper cent owner ship but profits be divided on a strictly 6040 he he added that the agreement contained a dividend with the bulk of earnings to remain with Mckenzie Besant refused to say How much he bid for the see Banman Page 4 election 80 d Pierre Truc eau stunned a crowd of liberals yesterday with a flannel tongued columnist Allan Fotheringham l Liberal Campaign officials were thrown into a Tizzy by their leaders Energy policy external affairs minister Flora Macdonald was met by howls of derision at the u of m murder trial told actions tied to to by Steve Pona the Vaughan Michel pollen murder trial was told yesterday that the accused has personality problems linked to television violence and is a danger Ous person in need of Phillip of the health Sci ence testified pollen suffers a personality disorder which enabled him to rid himself of an irritant without considering the if you or 1 became a source of he would get rid of us As of has pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of Kenneth he died in a classroom at Sturgeon Creek regional secondary Katz told the five woman jury that pollen got rid of someone who was bothering the doctor told defence counsel Greg Brodsky that getting rid could mean transferring to another classroom or place or shooting in the if the source of irritation was that was All that was see violence Page 4 Side today pension Mountain rises Manitoba top two pension officials warn that the Federal government has to Start to overhaul the system to Short circuit the growing pension Mountain which could collapse the Canadian perseverance wins title Donna Brownridge rink stuck to and their perseverance paid off yesterday when they topped All other rinks and brought the Manitoba Lassie title Home from development urged Index scores the Dps platform for the next provincial unveiled yesterday by Leader Howard Calls for resumption of Manitoba Hydro Northern trouble close to Home while attention in the is focused on problems in Iran and incidents in three Central american countries offer serious and perhaps unexpected challenges to hemispheric Banisadr gains Power be Ware the monies City May face Relief Tab Canadian dim awards president Banisadr has won official endorsement As head of the revolutionary making him the second most powerful Man in Iran after Ayatollah a Winnipeg couple who fought for a month to get their son out of the clutches of the Moonie cult have warned parents to beware of the Cults influence on Young City officials fear a new Federal provincial flood roofing agreement May leave Winnipeg holding the bag for compensation the agreement outlines building film critic Leonard Klady has come up with the nominees for the Academy of Canadian Cinema presentation will be in Toronto March 33 Birdex 24 22 13 33 34 61 31 34 Doug 5 7 22 Jumble 33 hockey nil Vancouver 4 Philadelphia 1 Boston 8 Toronto 6 Montreal 4 Colorado 3 by islanders 4 los Angeles 1 Buffalo 9 Pittsburgh 0 winners win Tario 433304 for 606151 657300 698463 win fall 28 ;