Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 7, 1980, Winnipeg, Manitoba 31 psychologists quit Manitoba by Manfred Jager Manitoba has lost 31 of its 170 psychologists and May soon lose 18 More because of depressed economic conditions and their exclusion from the prov inces medicare Ted president of the psychological association of said yesterday accent Survey among Manitoba psychologists revealed that most of those who have left the prov Ince during the last two years went to salaried positions in More affluent Western provinces or the Gupton said there is evidence that 18 Manitoba psychologists have decided to leave soon unless medicare starts co vering clinical services such As psycho diagnosis and unlike who Are physic ians and can prescribe drugs and admit patients to psychologists cant Issue prescriptions and have no Hospi Tal admitting the psychological association has negotiated for medicare coverage of diagnosis and therapy with the prov Ince on an on again basis for at least five years without Gupton said his group was recently asked by the province to prepare a Brief setting out How Many psychologists would provide How much service to How Many people if medicare started covering their the data is now Gupton and will be sent to health minister Bud Sherman by the Manitoba health services commission soon for possible inclusion in his departments spend ing estimates for next the association president refused to give details but said Only about 30 psychologists have indicated they Are prepared to carry on clinical work within most of the other 110 Manitoba psychologists hold salaried positions in various Gupton said Manitoba would be the first province to include such services under he said demand for service would Rise As Only those now Able to pay Are going to the psychologist refused to say How much psychological service would Cost estimates Are for up to individual services a year at each or Gupton said including service by psychologists under medicare May turn out to be cheaper because of preventive health Clear tonight 5 sunny tomorrow 20 october 1980 vol ios no free press Sun rises sets Moon rises sets final w s7o550 or 9422161 Trudeau plan could destroy Clark says Fol i s i f by Michael Doyle Winnipeg free press Ottawa hidden inside prime minister Trudeau Resolution for a striation of the Constitution is a clause which will destroy the opposition Leader Joe Clark charged yester Day during the first Day of Parlia ments second tories Trudeau Resolution contains a pro vision which i could end the Clark said in an emotional speech in the House of Clark referred to Section 42 of the palliation Resolution which would allow constitutional change by referendum providing it were carried by a majority of All votes cast and majorities in six provinces representing All regions of the any Day when there is a fever in this land against a particular group of peo against a particular group of this by the Power it seeks in Section could invoke that Power to have a National which would mean the end of those Clark rights written into the Constitution by referendum can be written out of the Constitution by whats worse is that Trudeau did not Trust the Canadian people to follow his wishes because he has set out the clauses closest to his heart for passage by the British Clark he suggested the Constitution be brought from Britain but that the work of writing the Constitution be done on the basis of an amending formula favored by the provinces and reluctantly accepted at one Point in recent Federal provincial constitutional talks by the Federal the Vancouver formula sought by has been criticized on the basis that it would allow certain provinces to opt out of constitutional measures they do not the work of amending the Canadian Constitution is for canadians to do and not for Britain to Clark the prime minister is trying to sneak a select list of changes through under the British he although Trudeau says his proposal ends Canadas colonial the method shows the prime minister of Canada is the last of the great Coloni nip Leader de Broadbent picked up Clarks theme that Britain should not see Settle Page 4 silly costly answers Ottawa up progressive conservative my Tom Cossitt ought to be smiling his Cheshire cat smile the government told him yesterday there is definitely no imitation cheese in Canada and that ramp officers Wear red to add color to ceremonial state these gems of information were among 446 written replies the govern ment released yesterday in response to about sometimes silly questions maps have put on the commons order paper since the session of parliament began april fifty five of the answers were to Cossitt but the Winner was new Democrat David whose 160 questions on the salaries of Public servants All were Cossitt takes Delight in jabbing the Liberal government where it hurts most its massive Public expense he Aims Many of his inquiries at prime minister Trudeau and his spend ing this Cossitt was told a strange steel sculpture erected on the Lawn of the prime ministers Resi Dence was put there by Joe Clark when he ran 24 Sussex drive during his nine months in Cossitt still has another 500 unanswered questions waiting on the com Mons order but my for Winnipeg won yesterdays prize list containing a series of answers about the number and salaries of senior pub Lic other notable answers included d the government does not compile statistics on the Quantity and value of Northern Caribou and Reindeer Antler d persons surveying radio Mobile Tele phone communications must sign an oath of it costs about to prepare a simple answer to an maps estimates David who As parliamentary Secretary to Liberal House Leader Yvon is mostly responsible for overseeing government with tables or Many May be Worth As much As or when the salaries of the eight or nine people who must do the necessary research and the printing costs Are taken into he said in an inter View this walking on air a Winnipeg Ger seems to have taken strolling Down Portage literally As he Heads for the pavement from his spot on the Wall at 2727 the illusion in reality is the work of artist de in front of this its not Likely anyone will argue that life imitates strike blocks airlines from Canadian press As Roundt Hemlock negotiations continued today in Ottawa in an attempt to Settle a week old strike by Feder Al disruptions of mail and air traffic continued in various parts of the Nightshirt workers at the missis Sau Gateway postal terminal near Toronto were told not to report for work because there were no maintenance personnel to service sorting equip mail was further delayed because Toronto International Airport was still closed Early the Airport has been closed since yesterday morning when emergency firefighters didst re for the firefighters i throughout Ontario were discussing the possibility of a return to work this but in the air traffic was at a standstill in London and Sault firefighters to Confer a transport Canada spokesman said the Federal government department had arranged a conference Telephone Call for firefighters in Windsor and London to discuss a return to the firefighters walked out in Sault Marie and Thunder Bay and later in the Day in they returned to work in Thunder Bay and remained on the Job eight firefighters at the Winnipeg International Airport refused to report to work last but service want disrupted As their duties were handled by supervisors and Day shift person this about 150 picketers were on hand outside the Airport watched by police in four cruisers and Airport ramp no serious incidents were while some arrivals and departures were on there were Many cancellations due to disruptions the air ports in in picketing Federal clerks clashed with members of the Royal Newfoundland Den Ying Entrance to a Federal building to other workers until a riot squad cleared the about 100 pickets had formed a solid line with interlocked arms when Man agent casual workers and designated clerks reported for duty about at the sir Humphrey Gilbert building on water those arriving were unable to pass see strike Page 4 it Falls As War intensifies by the associated press Western correspondents reported Iraq capture of the port area of Iran chief and a drive on nearby Abadan and its giant refinery is Iraq air Force attacked the iranian on three and there was an unconfirmed report that the local Oil refinery was the offi Cial iranian news Agency pars report Tehran radio said the raiders killed four wounded 60 and damaged a factory and the King Hussein of Jordan became the first Arab chief of state to declare Concrete support for Arab Iraq in the new iraqi drive he ordered mobilization of All trans port vehicles to carry food and supplies to the iraqi was reported lending bases to the iraqi air Force and in a broadcast urged All Arab states to support the iraqis against the nonarae persians of Iran because a Victory for Iraq will be a Victory for All sources in Beirut said the soviet Iraq chief supplier of is shipping spare parts and other War Materiel to its ally via the jordanian port of the sources said the shipments Are coming from soviet stockpiles in South Yemen and Iran continued to deny the reports of decisive iraqi advances in Khorram one of the chief targets of Iraq drive to control the adjacent Shatt Alarab it said its forces re main in full control of the but Western reporters who visited there monday reported the iraqis in firm control of the vital port they said iranian artillery fire could no longer reach the port and the Only iranians still fighting in the City were Small pockets of Khorran Mshar had been under siege and heavy artillery and air attack since soon after iraqi forces invaded Iran to secure full control of the Shatt the 200kilometre waterway that connects the iraqi port of Basra As Well As Iran Khorran Mshar and Abadan with the persian Iraq said several times it captured the and Iran see Iran Page 4 illiteracy rising almost on third of the people in the world Are and population booms in some countries Are wiping out gains made in the tories trailing prime minister Margaret thatchers conservative party opens its annual convention on a grim with a poll showing it trailing the opposition labor strike planned More than frenchmen Are expected to go on strike for two hours today As part of a protest against the resurgence of ship still Burns a team of coast guard firefighters had to abandon an attempt to quell the raging fire aboard the cruise ship Ann 28 41 29 28 42 enter 31 6 29 Jumble 7 65 sports to ;