Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 17, 1980, Winnipeg, Manitoba
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to unseat the democratic administration of pres ident Jimmy Carter in the general elections presidential candidate Reagan picked Bush As his nominee for vice president in a Surprise Midnight Deci Sion after the breakdown of attempts to recruit former president Gerald Ford As his election running Reagan lands starring the Choice set the stage for a threatened Challenge at the Republican convention Here today by ant Bush forces led by ultraconservative senator Jesse Helms of North they believe Bush is too Liberal to fit the politics of Reagan and the party newly adopted right Wing Helms said he planned to contest the formal nomination of Bush reagans secon Choice Call came Altona not told of spill by Ritchie Gage Altona residents we rent told of the possibility of an underground gasoline explosion in the town last week because the danger was thought to be a provincial environment offi Cial said Dave who took readings at the said Vapours from leaks in two nearby Gas station tanks filtered into the sewer affecting about on Quarter of the downtown a cigarette dropped in the sewer through a manhole cover in the main Street area May have caused an expo he but the Chance of an explosion was in really not sure How Power Ful the explosion would have been because weve never had the guts to test such a the ranging from 100 per cent saturation to Zero along the sys were flushed from the sewers last said local tanks drained but the source of the Vapours underground gasoline storage tanks want found until the Sun Valley Coop underground Gas tanks have been drained and the Gulf bulk Plant is being died Altona superintendent of Public said there was never any danger and responded angrily when questioned about the youre trying to make this bigger than it there could have been a fire in the sewer but it have been a youre just a you have no right to make enquiries about its our town and we look after our own problems and do it the prob Lem was solved and we didst have to inform the in getting Calls about a few drops of gasoline in the what do you think we stupid we look after our there never was a Dan see Council Page 4 out of a Clear Blue said who lost to Reagan in a contest for the presidential nomination and had been favored for the 2 position by most convention delegates before Ford entered the it was a total Surprise to said former ambassador and head of the Central intelligence he had not been consulted directly by about the Job before the Midnight Telephone Bush and Reagan went to the convention right away and startled the crowd of into momentary silence by announcing Fords refusal and his selection of then the throng burst into the bizarre developments on the Sec on last night of the convention killed off Hopes among some delegates and Reagan advisers of presenting the voters with a so called Reagan Ford dream ticket while Only two years younger than Reagan at would have added to the ticket the prestige of a former president and the reputation of a Politi Cal moderate against reagans Conser his backers but Reagan apparently walked at Fords condition stated on television that he receive reliable his role As a Vic president would be More than that i will play a meaningful role across the Board in the Basic crucial decisions that have to be made in a fou year reports circulated through the eve Ning that Reagan had made Ford suggestions which met most of his conditions in a Deal worked out by advisers including Henry former state Unity undermined Reagan later told the convention that we have gone Over this and Over this and Over but said Ford feels he can be of More value As a former president campaigning his heart out and not As a member of the the bargaining Over the final lurch to Bush and reagans hurried and unscheduled report to the delegates tended to undermine the party efforts through the first three Days of the convention to present itself As a unified movement with decisive a Massachusetts son of a former Yale University graduate and wealthy Texas business has differed sharply with Reagan on some Bush has backed a Campaign to write equal rights for women into the a proposal opposed by Reagan and in the party newly written official Bush also opposes official party advocacy of a constitutional amendment Banning but his stated views on major foreign and defence issues coincide with his popularity with the party at Large was demonstrated two hours before Reagan recruited him As running a speech to the convention calling for emphasis on individual initiative was greeted with roaring while the bargaining with Ford through intermediaries was under Way in a the convention staged its traditional state state election of Regan As their candidate for presi the result of the ritual bad been decided weeks when Reagan rolled up More than enough Delegate votes in 35 state primary elections Between february and defeating Bush and other hopefuls along the Reagan and his family watched the procedure on television in his hotel his 9 to Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan Centre of podium tells convention George Bush will join him on cheers Greet rent Bill foes landlords plead cases at legislature hearing Lotical career in which the Fanner film Star and California governor had tried to win the same Honor since Toffik by Cecil Rosner and Ingeborg Boyens a partisan crowd jammed a Legisla Tive committee room yesterday after noon and cheered As tenant spokesmen made their Case against the decontrol of but last Manitoba landlords told the committee tenants had been coddled Long More than 70 individuals and organizations Are to address the Law Amend ments and most of them Are expected to voice Strong opposition to Bill which abolishes rent the committee will consider Amend ments to the proposed Law before Send ing it Back to the House for third and final extra chairs needed extra chairs had to he found to accommodate tenants and others who came to observe or speak at the com Mittee Many of those in Atten dance were elderly and it was hard not to overhear individual tales of rent increases As High As 50 per Mudge of Home Street Drew loud cheers from the audience when he presented a petition signed by people protesting the legislation which he said contains absolutely no Protection for the present government has waged War in the name of restraint on those least Able to offend Mudge he warned the committee members that 1981 is not far and there Are a lot More tenants in Manitoba than Betty a tenant in the Guelph apartments at 778 Mcmillan detailed the Large rent increases rang ing to More than 30 per cent Many of the people in her apartment Are facing As a result of the she said the rent increases effective 1 Are coming on top of 11 per cent rises which the landlord received Pennisson to impose during the last year of the control the 80yearold Block is owned by Globe general which she said has sent tenants letters asking them to sign their leases by 1 or face losing their Sidney Green suggested Rodway had the Freedom to move if she didst like the rent in creases or service provided by her but she replied that she would rather stay and fight the she said a ceiling has to be put on rents and landlords should be forced to defend any increase they want above Bill 83 would set no limit on what landlords can tenants who feel their rent increases Are excessive will be allowed to Appeal to an arbitration but a landlord would also have the right to refuse see tenants Page 4 City Council rejects plea to keep conflict penalty by Pamela Fayerman City Council last night soundly Defeated a motion critical of the Provin Cial governments proposal to remove some penalties in the City of Winnipeg act for councillors who break conflict of interest mayor Bui who introduced the said he was disappointed in the 124 vote not to petition the govern ment for retention of All conflict penal i really dont understand the reluctance of or provincial politicians for that to implement stricter conflict of interest by voting this motion they Are giving the appearance that we dont View conflict of interest As a serious i cant Force the majority to support but i guess an Issue like which hits so is one they tend to backoff Nomes motion had passed at an executive policy committee meeting immediately prior to the Council meet the motion objected to changes to the City of Winnipeg act introduced by attorney general Gerry Mercier ear Lier this under the govern ments Bill the Section of the act disqualifying councillors from voting or holding municipal office for three years should they violate and be convicted of breaking the Law would he the bul would retain the penalties of a maximum Fine or six months in jail and removal from office for those convicted of conflict of see Council Page 4 bombs away selecting the 10 worst to shows of the season int a piece of but to columnist Randal mall Ray makes a valiant attempt 713 lacking a killers the Winnipeg Bike bombers fated to get into the win column last right when they 4eti to Toronto argonauts 2017 at Winnipeg Burckal a Crew of Manitoba prospectors is striking pay dirt by using old time methods to pan for started France and West Germany Are attempting to push Western Europe Back to the Centre of the world 33 18 33 56 20 34 s 6 7 20 Jumble 49 sports 17
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