Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 25, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba
12 Winnipeg free press saturday april 25, 1981 disagreement and tension Mark polish soviet talks the Washington Post Moscow soviet politburo Mem Ber Mikhail Suslov returned to Moscow yesterday amid Strong signs his one Day talks with polish communist Lead ers in Warsaw thursday were marked by tension and disagreement. A Tass press Agency communique declared that the talks were held in a cordial party this is significantly cooler in tone than the usual unanimity of views or warm and Friendly discussions used to characterize harmonious meetings Between leaders of neighbouring communist states. Veteran Western sources placed a pessimistic interpretation on the dispatch saying it can leave Little doubt of serious disagreements be tween the Kremlin and Stanislaw Kama s leadership Over the Pace and direction of communist party political Reform moving Forward in Poland. Reports from Warsaw however suggested that the polish leadership stood its ground and defended the need for change in the talks with Suslov. Through their news Media and direct Central committee pressure that has recently come to Light in Warsaw the soviets have made bluntly Clear they Are unhappy with the liberalization process gaining momentum within the polish party. They also have voiced misgivings about Kama s failure to crack Down on the Solidarity Independent Union movement. One source said it is Likely that Suslov renewed Moscow s demand of Early this month that polish hardliners Ste fan Olszowski and Tadeusz Grabski must not be purged from the polish politburo in the upcoming Central com Mittee meeting next week. At the last committee session a few weeks ago the soviet Central committee was reported to have specifically intervened to preserve Olszowski and Grabski from being ousted by Moder ates and increasingly Strong liberals. It is unclear what form Suslov s demands thursday might have taken. But sources did not Rule out the possibility that the 78-year-old guardian of marxist orthodoxy who has been in Kremlin leadership positions since Sta Lin s last years was Tough and condemnatory of the poles. Foreign diplomats pointed out that the Tass communique lacked any direct expression of Confidence by Suslov and his group in the ability of Kania and polish Premier Wojciech Jaruzelski to preserve communist authority in Poland. Tass said the poles told the soviets of their efforts at overcoming the Conse reunited with son Rio de Janeiro a Ronald Biggs the great train robber who twisted the British lion s Tail one More time by escaping extradition from Barbados returned to his Bra Zilian Sanctuary yesterday As the self proclaimed happiest Man in the a crowd welcomed Biggs Back from Barbados where kidnappers had taken him a month ago. He was jailed there while Britain tried to get him Back to finish 28 years of a 30-year sentence for his part in the 1963 robbery of million from the London Glasgow mail train. Biggs escaped prison in 1965 and made his Way to Australia then Bra Zil. He claims he Long ago spent his share of the loot said to be 000 and has lived since on earnings from paid interviews and Odd jobs. After a joyous Airport reunion with his six year old son Michael Biggs sat with the child in his Lap and a cold Mug of Beer close at hand and told a news conference that he had co operated with the kidnappers be cause they threatened Michael. I thought it was better to Back to England alive than denies Kidnap role he denied he played any part in arranging his own kidnapping As sceptics had hinted when the latest episode of Biggs Saga occurred at about the time his autobiography was being published. The brazilian government Guaran teed that Biggs returning from bar Bados after the supreme court ruled he could not be extradited could resume his life in Brazil As a free Man. Because his son is brazilian and a dependent he has been allowed to live Here in provisional Liberty since 1970. The Only requirement Brazil places on his residence is making him Check in with the Federal police once a week. Biggs said the kidnappers told him they plan to sell an exclusive inter View to an unnamed English newspaper and also write a Book and make a film about their feat. He said the kidnappers took him to a yacht and threatened to inject him with drugs to keep him quiet. He was found on the yacht after it broke Down near the coast of Barbados in the Caribbean. Biggs faced questioning by Brazil Ian authorities after his news Confer ence. Biggs arrived yesterday morning in Belem Kilometres North of Rio and kissed the brazilian ground Ronald Biggs holds son Michael aloft on his return to Brazil. Twice As he stepped from the charter Hight. He came to Rio on a regular com Mercial flight several hours later to a tumultuous Welcome As dozens of reporters and photographers pressed up against a Glass partition to see his emotional reunion with his son. The boy brought his father an easter egg he had made and greetings painted by his Young friends. Michael s Mother Raimunda de Castro is a nightclub dancer who works in Switzerland. Friends of Biggs John and Maria Emilia pick Ston won custody of the boy last month after the kidnapping when his Mother returned to Brazil. Whale smacks boy 15 Lacuna Beach Calif. A a 15-year-old boy who swam out to take a look at migrating California Gray whales was sent to Hospital after a nine metre whale flipped him out of the water. I was scared because i could t breathe very Ian Baird said of his encounter with the whales. I was afraid it was going to hit me Baird suffered internal bleeding and a bruised kid Ney. I was about three metres offshore body he said. A Bunch of whales came in and i went out to take a the teen Ager in satisfactory condition at South coast medical Centre said he Ven tured close to one of the giant mammals in about three metres of water when the whale submerged. He then was catapulted out of the water and flipped head Over heels. It hit me really hard. I lost my breath. After i caught my breath i kind of floated on my Back toward Baird said the whale took off afterwards. I m really sore right now. I can t quenches of the departure from the principles of scientific socialism and at creating conditions for Poland s harmonious socialist and that the Moscow group expressed Soli Darity for the polish communists efforts to defend socialism and stabilize the socioeconomic situation to strengthen the party on the ideological basis of the thrust of the communique was to continue recent Kremlin indications that it is opening some distance be tween itself and Kania in recent weeks. The soviets have said Little about the subject of the upcoming polish party elections and the special party con Gress later this summer but they Are known Here to be deeply worried about it. However Tass implied that Suslov accepted continued polish preparations for the session saying the poles had characterized the main directions in the preparation for the ninth emergency Tass added the great importance of uniting All patriotic forces of the people was stressed to Avert the threats to the gains of socialism counteract attempts by opponents to bring anarchy undermine the Sochi list state and establish dual authority in the Reagan ends embargo Over Haig s objections the Baltimore Sun Washington president Reagan has ended the 16-month-old Grain embargo against the soviet Union Over ruling his Secretary of state to fulfil a frequently made Campaign Promise. Alexander m. Haig jr., the Secretary opposed ending the embargo on the ground that it would Send a signal of weakness to the Kremlin. Reagan How Ever said yesterday he had made his decision Only when it was Clear that the soviets and other nations would not mistakenly think it indicated a weaken ing of our in a release by the White House Reagan stated i have determined that our position now cannot be mis taken the United states along with the vast majority of nations has condemned and remains opposed to the soviet occupation of Afghanistan and other aggressive acts around the world. We will react strongly to acts of aggression wherever they take place. There will never be a weakening of this the embargo was imposed in Jan uary 1980, by president Carter after the soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Reagan then campaigning for election immediately condemned the move saying it penalized american farm ers More than anyone. He promised to lift the embargo if elected. Once in office however he encountered a new crisis involving the soviets Poland left the embargo in effect while ordering a full review of the International situation. In the first few weeks of my presi Dency i decided that an immediate lifting of the sales limitation could be misinterpreted by the soviet Reagan said explaining the delay in meeting his Campaign pledge to the nation s Farmers. Reagan made his decision shortly before meeting his full Cabinet for the first time since he was shot outside the Washington Hilton hotel March 30. The announcement had been anticipated in news reports All week but its official timing enabled Reagan to present him self As again taking control of major events while steadily emerging from convalescence. Allied nations who to varying de Grees supported the embargo were informed earlier this week that the administration was considering ending it and were told yesterday the decision had finally been taken. Secretary of state Haig personally told soviet ambassador Anatoly f. Dobrynin of the consideration being Given to ending the embargo and a High ranking official said we have no immediate expectation As to How the world soviets will receive this. We will watch very carefully and Analyse very Haig opposed the imposition of the embargo As a Burden on american Farmers but once it was imposed he argued that to lift it without positive soviet acts would Send the wrong signal to both friends and enemies. While the Grain embargo is to be lifted other punitive actions ordered by president Carter in retaliation for the Afghanistan invasion will be retained including a ban on High technology sales and curtailment of soviet fishing privileges in the 320-Kilometre . Fishing zone. When the embargo was imposed it deprived the soviets of 17 billion tons of livestock feed Worth about billion to . Farmers. . Officials have since been monitoring the effect on the soviet Economy but have Given conflicting reports. Some have suggested a painful Impact and some have asserted the embargo was virtually useless. Rival superpower labelled greatest danger to peace Washington a barely an hour after president Reagan lifted the Grain embargo against the soviet Union state Secretary Alexander Haig pronounced the rival superpower the greatest danger to world peace and said the United states has both the right and duty to Stop Moscow s aggression. Haig declared the . Will never accept soviet intervention in countries such As Afghanistan the episode which prompted Forrler president Jimmy Carter to impose the embargo in 1980. And the . Must fulfil its International responsibility As a trustee of Freedom and Haig told the american society of newspaper Edi tors. Only the United states has the Pivot Al strength to convince the russians and their proxies that violence will not Advance their the Secretary of state said. Haig s harsh denunciation of the russians following a period in which rhetoric regarding the soviet Union had been muted appears to be signal that lifting the embargo should not be viewed by Moscow As a softening of the . Position. War by proxy while the United states believes in peaceful Resolution of disputes Haig soviet policy seeks to exploit aspirations for change in order to Cre ate conflict justifying the use of Force and even invasion. Moscow continues to support terrorism and War by War by proxy is a reference to the use of troops of other countries especially Cuba to carry out soviet Aims. It was Haig s first major Public speech since becoming state Secretary and most of it was devoted to denouncing the russians and detailing How the Reagan administration has reversed what he called the Carter administration s policy of strategic passivity toward soviet aggression. Focus of policy a major focus of american policy must be the soviet because of ideological preoccupation but simply because Moscow is the greatest source of International insecurity today. Let us be Plain about it soviet promotion of violence As the instrument of change constitutes the greatest danger to world Haig also gave the Reagan administration s foreign policy some credit for apparent soviet restraint toward Poland recently. Haig said the United states must make Clear to the soviet Union that aggressive and violent behaviour will threaten Moscow s own we have a right indeed a duty to insist that the soviets support a peace Ful International order that they abide by treaties and that they respect Reci Haig said. Soviet president Leonid Brezhnev has proposed a Summit meeting with president Reagan and Haig hinted that this might be possible if the rus sians behave. A More constructive so Viet behaviour will provide the basis for a productive East West Dia april 30 income tax deadline. And at Block we re geared up to handle your tax return right up until the last minute. Well prepare your return quickly accurately and at Low Cost. But Why wait Call us or drop in today. This year be sure. Block the income tax specialists 565 Portage ave. 786-8878 1010 main St. 218 Henderson Hwy. 943 notre Dame 213 St. Mary s re. 3042 Portage ave. 837 Corydon ave. 1383 Pembina Hwy. 136 Regent ave. 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