Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 26, 1980, Winnipeg, Manitoba Mothers Hospital stay to be Cut by Manfred Jaget some mothers who have Lteif Bames next week in Victoria general Hospi tals new Erfft Nifgi May find them selves and their infants at Home 24 hours after delivery Victot medical Diree Tot of the said yesterday the new Early maternal and infant Dis charge program will be introduced 1 As part of the hospitals alternate birthing the Centre is a Mebed unit doubling As labor and Case room for the next Best thing to Home the idea is to meet the wishes of those of Lwft who want it orc Detrice in the care of their Mem just As the birthing unit satisfies the desire Tot Independence in Rosenfield if labor and delivery proceed uneventfully and Mother and child Are Well the Day after he the Hospital will discharge them Lour Days earner than usual and will provide followup Home care through visiting although Early departures from maternity wards Are not new to Winnipeg no Hospital has tried Vic Tobias 24hour routine maternity is still four w five Only expectant mothers Tess than ftps 35 who have new had complicated maternity a store sad Are judged unlikely to run wed complications win be admitted to the birth my Rosenfield women More than age 35 will Only qualify for admission to the birthing unit and Early discharge if they have sad previously uncomplicated pregnant As women with heart trouble will be barred from die will those whose previous prep fancies were complicated or who have not attended prenatal Clit uses Kheife win be to surcharge for moth1 ens admitted to the birthing Rosenfield said Victorias Early Dis charge program was developed Pri Marily to support the alternate birthing and May t6 expanded to include the hospitals other 20 maternity Rosenfield stressed that both Mother child must meet rigid medical criteria to qualify for Early As the obstetrician and the paediatrician who attend a birth must both agree before Mother and child can go Home after Only one Day in sunny today 13 Clear tonight 1 Winnipeg free press september Vot Sun sifts final 200 304 with coloured comics per Home Call 9570550 Federal clerks set to strike monday by Michael Doyle Winnipeg free press Ottawa a National strike by about Federal government clerks is almost a certainty after talks be tween the government and clerks Union broke off such a strike could disrupt the airline government and most other government and it could trigger a general walkout by the rest of the civil service Only Days before the House of commons is expected to Treasury Board president Donald Johnston promised disciplinary action against postal workers and other fed eral employees who May Honor the clerks picket he promised the same action for about clerks who have been designated As perform ing essential Andrew president of the Public service Alliance of which represents the said he would ask the inside postal workers Union and the letter carriers Union to Honor clerks picket Stewart said that monday is a Likely Date for the he said he expected clerks to work today but could not be certain they he is to announce the decision on a strike late this Johnston said he is prepared to keep but made it Clear he will not accept the clerks requests for a Shorter work week and a costo living Stewart said the Union made its final the Federal government offered a wage increase of 19 per cent Over two and two weeks of maternity and paternity benefits at unemployment insurance Stewart wanted 19 per a Shorter work week and a costo living neither Side was willing to concede on the Shorter work week and the costo living the clerks voted 75 per cent in favor of a the subsequent two Days of bargaining Werte part of a Las ditch attempt to come up with an the clerks earn an average of a Yea Rand Haven had a raise in two Johnston said casual labor will not be hired to fill the and spoke against the idea of backs work but he would not Rule out such Legisla Tion when parliament Johnston said negotiators could not accept the Shorter work week because it would have to be applied across the Board to government Iraq urges iranians to revolt a photo smoke Billows from an Oil refinery As iranians remove parts of an iraqi Jet downed in attack plan would bring Farmers into the computer age by John Sullivan two Way to will be available to Manitoba Farmers if the budding plans of provincial and private officials come to fruition in the which May eventually tie Farmers in several Hundred locations into a massive agricultural data is under study by an intergovernmental task the committee will decide 28 whether Ottawa and the provinces should sink dollars into a Field trial bringing Farmers everything from up Toth minute livestock and commodity prices to fertilizer options and weather All at the touch of a but in said task Force chairman Bruce the idea is to adopt one Type of computerized information system if its found to be needed and Zelidon Likely vehicle the Likely vehicle for the system is Canadas entry in the High stakes scramble to develop and Market worldwide a or two Way to developed by the Federal communications is the same magic Box now providing 20 Hea Mgley Homes with a Broad catalogue of compute stored information As part of project a Field test sponsored by the Manitoba Telephone the expansion of Zelidon into com Mercial use by Manitoba agribusiness is just a but Federal and provincial officials Are optimistic that it will be Given at least a trial Mckinnon said in All likelihood there will prove to be a need for this Type of marketing and production in and Zelidon appears to be the most economical Way to provide Well probably recommend to them agriculture departments that they go ahead on a test basis and commit a limited amount of funds to test its Mckinnon see Farmers Page 4 Baghdad a Iraq called on the arabs of Iran southwestern Oil province of Khuze Stan today to revolt in support of advancing iraqi ground forces threatening the provincial Capi Tal and the iranian Oil the Call for resistance followed the reported capture of the major Oil port of resist the persian occupation with All said a Baghdad radio broadcast to the one million ethnic arabs of the revolution is Victory is glory to the Arab Iran denied the loss of Khorram its biggest port 40 Kilometres Down the disputed Shatt Alarab Estuary from Iraq chief but iraqi communiques said the City fell Early yesterday afternoon after a flank ing movement by iraqi soldiers to the North Cut the railway from Khorram Shah and neighbouring Abadan to Ahwaz and and made the liberation of every Yard of Arab land usurped by the persians eight Kilometres East of Khorran Mshar and the site of one of the worlds biggest Oil already was under siege and its fall appeared imminent As the War entered its fifth refinery shut Down the Oil refinery has been shut Down since an air and artillery attack tues Day set part of it Iran air Force and Navy carried the War to Iraq with attacks on its Oil but there were no reports of the extent of the an iraqi communique said iraqi gun boats and helicopter gunships fought off a naval attack before Sundown yesterday on Khor Iraq main Oil terminal at the northeastern end of the persian the communique claimed three Ira Nian frigates and two gunboats it said a greek ship and a kuwaiti ship were hit during an iranian raid on an iraqi naval base in the waterway and two Crew members on the kuwaiti ship were the iraqis also reported iranian air raids yesterday on Mosul and two Oil centres in Northern Iraq the Kut and Basra and the ump air Harbor and naval base built by the soviet Union at the Mouth of the Shatt Iraq said 36 iranian planes were shot Down yesterday Iran reported 16 iraqi aircraft Tehran reported 79 see Gulf Page 4 Shine Shine on Manitoba banners Are hoping the Harvest Moon will thine As generously on their crops As it does on the Golden a double exposure was used to create the illusion of the autumn Moon suspended directly above the legislative wont debate Ronald Reagan has rejected a proposal for two More one with just president Carter and the other a three Way confrontation including John triumphs Dennis skipper of the led his mates to Victory in the americas cup outdo Ellig Australia for the worlds top prize in dream realized Jim and Julie Millar always yearned to run their own and this summer the dream came True when they bought a Hunting Lodge near the 2 ads wanted the government has announced it will open a Bureau that will place doctors where they Are most Index entertainment 17 7 Ann 16 6 37 Horoscope 16 Birdex 16 Jumble Puzzle 42 15 people 37 37 relax 37 class tied 3j3 sports 61 i Everley 7 sports record comics 34 14 Tempo to listings ;