Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 25, 1980, Winnipeg, Manitoba Phantom strikes at opera House new York bowels of the metropolitan opera past the giant Chagall tapes totes and the Crystal one tossed the Node indy of i blonde vol inst Down an aids Fiat us the Berlin Ballet danced on the main Felen who disappeared after telling friends she was going to meet Ballet Star Vahary apparently died after a Chance encounter Back stage wednesday police the Mutery deepened when Panov said he did not know an autopsy was scheduled today to Clear tonight 12 sunny tomorrow 25 determine what caused the death of the 30yearold professional Whoie metres from we opening of a in top air Foci to a protrude my bpm a native of Hagnes played with the Csc orchestra in lb7i before she won a scholarship to Western Washington state College and acceptance by the Juilliard school of music she also represented Canada in the Jeff messes Musicales world orchestra in Montreal and Copenh the murder occurred some time after Hagnes left the orchestra pit be portions of nuts company s company of Hbeo Fri Scofie doled the rfcs today Fri fit As More than Down det Waves wif6 escort w in groups ii Iffert Tell to Tel we Imus Ai Nulu uie Dull lug a Knice open spokesman Johanna Fiedler said the Normal House Security Force of eight would be doubled of til the troupe moves to Washington after sat urday Hagnes had performed for the first two selections of a four Ballet pro Gram wednesday night theatre officials said she left tier violin on her stopped in a dressing room and then left around for what was described an an artistic discus is with Panov in dressing but she was never seen to or near Panovs dressing and police said the russian and choreographer is Flot a Hagnes disappearance was noted when she did not mum at 10 for the fourth Ballet of the night and when her Janis a could not find her at the end of the july final 30t with coloured comics for Home Call 9570550 Sun rises sets Moon rides sets jets want to air beefs by Paul Moloney the Winnipeg jets hockey which launched a lawsuit wednesday against the corporation which manages the Cit owned Winni Peg will seek arbitration next week to Settle other problems it has with the says part owner Barry the jets Are suing Winnipeg enter Prises corporation for losses incurred when the Arena upper decks were closed for two months last the on the other will address grievances relating to the Day today operation of the he weve attempted to discuss All the issues which Are outstanding Between the two organizations and weve been ignored in our opinion so were going to ask for arbitration very Shenkarow disclose specific Points that will be taken to arbitration out in an earlier interview he outlined several among these were d loss of Revenue because enterprises officials attend jets games free of charge g Lack of consultation with the team Over Choice of the new scoreboard clock and Interior paint schemes failure to repaint seats i delays in cleaning the building after under terms of the either Side can demand binding he see jets Page 4 investors to share in assets by Joe Rubin investors in the defunct Winnipeg mortgage Exchange should receive a share of the estimated million in recoverable assets proportionate to their the Manitoba court of Appeal has in a decision handed Down the Appeal court set aside a court of Queens Bench order allowing investors in the bankrupt Exchange to independently recover their Harvey a lawyer represent ing about 60 investors who wanted to Trace their investments said yesterday it appeared the matter will end up in the supreme although the Appeal court judgment said the court would be prepared to hear further arguments on one aspect of the Pollock said it was second Ary to the main Point at the 12page Appeal court decision was written by Justice Joseph Osulluvan with chief Justice Sam Freedman and Justice Charles Huband Twenty one investors in the Exchange see investors Page 4 Carey press clean target Linda was All smiles in the sponge toss Booth at the Penny carnival in Bruce Park yesterday until somebody scored a direct for two Young participants had the Chance to throw a wet sponge at the Only prize was seeing the smile wiped off lindas Canada drops Grain against soviets from the news services Canada has dropped out of the led embargo on Grain sales to the soviet Union from a practical but still intends to Honor its commitment not to sell the russians More Grain than senator Hazen minister responsible for the Canadian wheat Board said argues statement came just after a wheat Board spokesman told the free press the Federal Grain marketing Agency is halting its sates operations until the extent of damage to the drought stricken Prairie Grain crop can be and an official of the Manitoba farm Bureau has warned that the wheat Board will face stiffer Competition on world markets when it resumes Grain must be aggressive with other exporting such As the United pushing harder for sales outside the soviet when we have Good supplies to we will have to be very mfg executive Secretary Bob Douglas he said there had been growing pressure by through the Prairie Grain handling commodity groups and the Canadian wheat Board producer advisory com to sell beyond the strict limits of the embargo endorsed by the former Federal conservative gov argue said yesterday that the Agri culture department and the wheat Board Are studying what compensation is due Western Canadian Farmers for lower Grain prices caused by the pm it will be several months at least before any Money is argue said the former progressive conservative government made a big Blunder in january by agreeing to limit sales to the soviet Union during the current crop year to tonnes As part of the protest Over the invasion of the continued with its contract to sell the russians eight million tonnes of and the australians made record sales to the russians while participating in the Canada was the Only country that sold less to the argue he said Canada now is prepared to sell the soviet Union about five million tonnes of but the actual sales level will depend on the size of this years crop and the obstacles to moving the argue said he Hopes to announce next week some increases in initial pay ments to Prairie Grain Farmers for crops delivered to the wheat Board during the crop year beginning he also predicted that in the the Federal government will have done More than the provinces to try to help Western Grain and livestock producers Cope with the he said it appears the drought will mean a 25percent reduction in Grain harvests this but Rains in recent weeks Are improving argue said the embargo is one of the factors which has affected Grain prices in the last six All factors would be considered in deciding on a level of the prices for some grains have almost recovered from Post embargo drops and prices for others such As durum wheat Are up the demand for wheat and feed grains is very great to the Point that the wheat Board has to be cautious in accepting further commitments until they see How Large the crop will argue Nadia defeat irks romanians by James Lawton up news service Moscow the soviet unions Mas Sive propaganda Effort during the olympic which has ranged from firing space rockets to seeking out sympathetic american was in danger of a major setback to mania May consider withdrawal from the games following a defeat for the great Nadia Corr Jenecia by teenage russian Yelena when Corne Neci was Given a lower Mark than an expected after her final the russian girl gained a Gold medal and was mobbed by team including Nellie but the romanians were Seething and the chief who happens to be romanian protested the the romanians have withdrawn from a world championship Over a similar the some what sullen Nadia has Long been a National heroine of the to the Point where socialist Solidarity might be endangered in talks Between despite blossoming action on the track of the Lenin stadium the political see Nadia Page 4 Munro backs indians native voice urged at ban act talks representatives of the National in Dian brotherhood will meet with a co Mittee of provincial Cabinet ministers and Federal Justice minister Jean Chretien to discuss Indian involvement in planned constitutional Indian affairs minister John Munro said last speaking at the Al chiefs dinner of the Manitoba Indian brother said Indian involvement in constitutional talks is a priority of his department this the chiefs heard Manitoba Premier Sterling Lyon Tell them that he didst see it in the books for direct native participation in the current round of Constitution Al he invited the mib to Send two observers to the first ministers Confer ence in Munro said another High priority is creation of the Indian government an act which would give Reserve councils the Power to decide on the spending and administration of social services and economic development the which Munro said he Hopes to introduce in this Falls session of would bring into effect Block funding for the native govern to be spent in accordance with their own with passage of such a Indian governments would be making the hard decision whether to fund recreation or economic expand Munro Assurance that he would do his Best to get indians a place at constitutional talks fell Short of the see Munro Page 4 Munro wants indians at talks talks continue prime minister Trudeau and Alberta Premier toughened continue talks today on an Oil Price indicating some Progress May have been made probe president Carter has pledged to cooperate with the Senate in its investigation of his brother billys libyan close Calls windsurfers who use Woodsworth Park have reportedly saved several children from drowning in the Parks unsupervised storm water retention Tough times yesterday was rough on defending olympic including Nadia i Index anytime Bridge business Cansino classified Cleverley comics crossword deaths Doug Small 16 7 33 forum 6 15 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