Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 6, 1980, Winnipeg, Manitoba Devil make him do it by Kevin Prokosh a Wutti wow bfok6 Ift Tel a Festant ant an Street monday open the do Oft offid for 12 hours played Forte Fidel toy Sturg free dry riffs to Fate Effiee of tote of talks was Flint of everyone except Tony Awner of the red Bant he is not in Beer and Pottle said Man gamed entry Are to the Resta Iffatt if few egg tace from its Teador and the Man opened for he sure As hell made the place Nice and Ribaric he put candles on the he lit them an of and Din Ted the lights Down very the or found the keys to the toss Cuttler fld began Hivie Lilg people in off the storm Hie Beer was soon flowing and Fott place was jammed when the Tau rams Mem watchman am vet for Hie watchman Patty and ran to a nearly hotel w Call when Ribaric police were holding a Man they said had Broket in and was Seming the he identified himself to police As if youre what Are you doing in somebody else place Ribaric he told me in 6od so 1 can go police Owid softly one Etta i having a be Erin the when they re Sam he had been offered a drink but replied he had no its on its on said the handing him a almost 2oo been and eight bottles of liquor were a Wail was damaged when Soffi Eune threw a Beer bottle at Rifo Atie Christmas Bay last Ribancos establishment was broken into and someone made off with in a few months ago Ribaric had an other i was open and the place was full of a Guy tried to break twin Lugn a Ruuti vent Ana became Ribac he was Lucky that we were there to Call police and pan him oat or he would have choked to Ribaric is critical of the he said when he leaves his Busi Ness each morning he sees the police waiting to catch speeders instead of going through Bank lanes and trying to protect taxpayers Randal Bertrand Sayer has been chaffed with enter and and will be in court this actors my to be showers tonight 12 Cloudy tomorrow 20 August free press Sun rides sets Moon rises sets final 200 for Home Call 9570550 faulty plans okd by Cecil Rosner the City of Winnipeg approved construction of the Fairlane Meadows apartment Complex in James even though the architects plans contained clearly visible building code a City spokesman said Murray the cites chief plan said his department spent just three hours going Over the 15 architectural drawings and More than 100 pages of detailed material specifications for the multimillion Dollar Fairlane six violations found Frye said the examiner who checked the plans and gave them his approval in 1977 must have overlooked the building code violations or used some different interpretation to consider the architects proposals All he said a recent inspection of the plans showed at least six areas where the building code was the testimony came during the Sec Ond week of an inquiry into the 32unit Fairlane townhouse which occurred May the inquiry has been told that fire spread along the wooden balconies of the three Earold Struc Ture with lightning destroying the building in a matter it was really Only through great Good Luck that nobody was Frye said of the it was very disconcerting to members of our department who had okayed the plans without he see plans Page 4 deluge Dampens drought by John Sullivan Holiday weekend Rains May have irked but the break in Mani Tobas drought picture has farm machinery waterworks officials and some Farmers sighing in although precipitation in the last four months was less than half of Normal in Portage la the Interlake Region around Arborg More rain fell last weekend than during All of july in some Winnipeg received Millimetres Over the three compared to my last but the downpour still raised the cites rate for the last four months to Only 41 per cent of an environment Canada spokesman said the wet weather has greatly modified Law sprinkling and other summer related water usage in the City from record Levels set in May and a City waterworks spokesman Winni Eggers tied a rec Ord for the most water used in a single Day on May consuming 93 million the hourly rate of water con sumption the ultimate demand that we have to satisfy peaked on that Day at the rate of 150 million Gallons a also a he see rain Page 4 Gerhard sch Abs pet Snake caused a fuss in Central Park and police were eight foot Long fuss snakes Way into Park by Bob Armstrong Gerhard Schwab didst know what All the fuss was after he had just left his pet in the care of two children at a City Park while he went to buy it some live but sch Abs pet is an eight Footong Snake similar to a Boa Constrictor that obtains food by coiling its powerful body around a prey and1 squeezing it to Schwab took the Snake to Central at Cumberland Avenue and Carl ton for some fresh air and Sun yesterday he left the Snake in a Basket in the care of the two children while he went to a pet store to buy some live mice for the reptiles about when he returned to the the Snake was the Centre of attention for two police Media and interested concerned residents from nearby 411 Cumberland Avenue had called the the not sure if Schwab could be charged with told Schwab to take the Snake Schwab said he takes the Snake out to the Park about every second Day and will continue to do if it was against the they have a no pets he said last night in an there were dogs and cats in the he no danger Schwab snid the Snake presented no danger to it bother or but if it were very it Mav kill a Small dog or cat if one happened by although Schwab raid his Snake is not a similar snakes have been involved in one death and one close Call in Canada in the last two both snakes were part of stage in a 2vzmetrelong Boa Constrictor strangled daredevil entertainer be grand Melvin at la to Quoin club in la in a Python squeezed Toronto Singer Joe Savage around the fracturing a Savage had finished his act for several years by wrapping the reptile around his but when a Spectator threw an ice cube at its natural reaction was to tighten around his Schwab Calls his to three year old pet and insists he treats her better than some people treat their baby is fed Uve or Ham sters once a because even though it is Shes a the food has to be he Schwab has other pets at his apart including budgies and an aquarium full of but baby gets special treatment he sleeps with Jamaica smashed 1 i til by killer Hurricane Jamaica a Hurri Cane Allen unleashed 160kilometrean hour winds and torrential Rains against Jamaica Eastern and Northern coasts today and left much of Kingston Power hours it gave Haiti Southwest Peninsula a devastating Side swipe that officials feared would raise the death toll sharply from the 18 known victims in its sweep through the Eastern Allen passed within 15 to 30 kilo metres of the haitian coast last officials feared widespread destruction and possibly heavy loss of life on Haiti isolated Jamel the closest major main land is about 925 Kilometres North of if the Hurricane reaches the it is not expected to do so before Early next fore casters near tourist hotels still packing 220kilometreanhour winds at the Down from the 275 Kwh winds of the Day Allens Centre this morning passed within a few Kilometres of Jamaica North an area lined with tourist hotels from port Antonio in the East to Monte go Bay in the the National weather service said the Centre of Allen was located about 80 Kilometres East of Montero Bay at 6 not 5 it said the storm should pass within 40 Kilometres of Montero Bay by late then head out to sea again on a path that take it 80 Kilometres North of grand Cayman Island and South of the Isle of Pines off Cubas South and then into the Gulf of Eye just off Jamaica at that the weather service Allens Eye was just off Jamaica Nort Central coast near latitude and was expected to continue moving West Northwest to Ward the Cayman at 32 it said Hurricane Force winds extended 88 Kilometres North and 56 kilo metres and that Gale Force winds extended 280 Kilometres North and 160 Kilometres Jose director of the National weather service in san puerto said the Eye of the storm was staying mostly Over meaning the storm was More Likely to maintain its strength and to intensify again when it moved away from correspondents for government owned radio Jamaica said there were As yet no known casualties in the but noted much of the area was Cut off from Telephone Communia Jamaica electric Power authority announced in Kingston that it had shut off its generators before the height of the storm struck after Midnight to protect its equipment and Power will probably remain off most of the radio jamaican prime minister Michael Manley told his people he had asked for gods and urged a Mas see killer Page 4 judges ruling rejected by Ingeborg Boyens rejecting a judicial recommendation from an inquest into the suicide of 18yearold health minister Bud Sherman said changes to the mental health act Are human error and not a denial of human rights was to blame for the suicide of Michael Angelakis who was twice turned away from the health sciences Centre when he sought psychiatric Sherman said he rejected a judgment by provincial court judge Ted Lister that Angelakis was denied his rights when a nurse refused to admit him for psychiatric treatment March Angelakis subsequently jumped to his death from a fourth floor fire judge Lister also recommended the mental health act be amended so peo ple will be admitted for psychiatric treatment unless the Hospital superintendent says treatment is not Neces Sherman said the recommendation would not make one Iota of difference in this kind of the act states no one can be admitted to a facility unless the medical officer in charge says treatment is Leon who examined Angela Kib and refused to admit him March was the medical officer in Sherman Angelakis had requested admission to the emergency department March 21 on the grounds of he was refused again one Day later by a nurse acting on written instructions that had been issued by Howchun the Previ Ous Sherman said the real error was that the note advising Angelakis not be admitted no matter How crazy he acts was still in circulation 12 hours this was a Case of human error in the transmittal of instructions ii the hospitals emergency Sherman see Sherman Page 4 fires of Benefit Forest fires do have a positive Side their effects on the Forest and wildlife Are almost ail a Park official backing Given senator Edward Kennedy found an important Backer yesterday in fellow senator Henry and Ronald Reagan was booed in new be new thing president Jimmy Carter need t feel alone regarding pressures created by his relatives a few Canadian politicians know How it mass picket about 200 unionists showed support for workers striking at the Winnipeg clinic yesterday by joining them on a mass Index anytime Birdex Bridge business Cansino classified Cleversey comics crossword entertainment focus food 59 forum 42 40 Jumble Luwie 60 movies 59 relax 48 sports 7 sports record 33 stocks Sullivan 48 Tempo 45 to listings 7 23 6 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