Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 7, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 Winnipeg free press. Thursday. May 7. 1981 Belfast shops close is finneral Belfast a thousands of roman Catholic mourners poured into Belfast today for a hero s funeral of Bobby Sands and businesses in the City s Catholic districts were rezoned responding "100 per cent to requests they close As a Mark of respect for the Ira hunger striker. Protestants were gathering for a me Morial service for Irish Republican army victims scheduled to be held at Belfast s City Hall eight Kilometres away from the cemetery where Sands was to be buried after a Catholic Funer Al mass. The 600 British soldiers flown in overnight to strengthen the shield be Iween Northern Ireland s protestant majority and Catholic minority were on standby As fears Rose of violence Fol lowing Sands s burial with full Ira military honors in a part of the Mill town cemetery reserved for Ira men and women. Police armed with rifles were on patrol but Security forces appeared to be keeping a Low profile before the mass at St. Luke s Church in the twin Brook District of Catholic West Belfast. Up to people were expected to join a 5.5-Kiiometre-Iong procession from the Church to the cemetery. Early today an explosion shattered windows in Belfast s Market District. The body of a Young Man was found at the scene and police said they believe he had been carrying a bomb that exploded. A dozen people were treated for Shock and cuts from the broken windows. Enns applauds . Court ruling to halt Garrison continued from Page i Enns said. The news hit a much More sour note with representatives from North Dakota who have said the project is vital for the area s agricultural development. I expect this to be said representative Byron Dorgan demo crat of North Dakota who called the ruling a very serious setback for Garrison. His views were echoed by senators Mark Andrews and Quentin Burdick of North Dakpta. Both said through spokesmen that the North Dakota delegation would rally either in court or in Congress to save the project. Casting the decision in a somewhat better Light for the project s supporters an aide to Burdick said Riliey s ruling does not necessarily mean Congress must act to save the project. We think there could be ways to save it without passing a new said William Wright an aide to Andrews. Wright said the decision will precipitate heavy Legal Battles involving constitutional limits on Federal judges. He s Richey telling Congress what to do to take said Wright. He very Well May have overstepped his an aide in Burdick s office said Secretary of Interior James Watt is favourably disposed to so an Appeal is Likely Interior and the . Justice department would give no indication yester Day following the ruling whether such a move will come. Casey Dinges of the Audubon society said however that whatever the out come of a possible Appeal of Richey s ruling it will Stop the project for at least several years enough time to give the project some serious Good position Dinges pointed out that with the present makeup of the House the environmentalists Are in a Good position to Block any attempt by backers of the project to ram through the present Garrison plan. In making his decision Richey picked one of two parallel .-Audti Bon suits on which to make his ruling. He based his opinion on a higher court decision last year in which the . Circuit court for the District of com Bia threw out a 1978 lower court ruling that disapproved the Interior audobon agreement. In the second night of violence since the 27-year-old Ira guerrilla starved himself to death in the Maze prison Early tuesday a sniper killed a police Man and a youth apparently blew him self up with a bomb. Mobs attacked the police with gasoline bombs and rocks in several roman Catholic areas of Bel fast and Londonderry. Five other people were wounded by shots including a policewoman and a nine year old boy in Belfast a police Man in Londonderry and two British soldiers ambushed in Crossmaglen. Most Belfast shops shut the National a Block committee named after the a shaped Maze prison in which Sands died said there was a "100-per-cent response in Catholic districts to appeals to shut businesses and stay away from work. Most shops in Catholic West Belfast were shut. Owners of the few stores that were open mainly food stores said they were closing at noon. Shopkeepers re ported a run on bread milk and other essentials. In Belfast s City Centre the mainly protestant owned stores were open Al though there were few shoppers. Taxi Drivers in the protestant Shank Hill Road area of Belfast said they would Stop work at 1 . As a Mark of respect for the victims of Ira Vio Lence. Escorted by masked men of the Ira s provisional Wing and followed by More than mourners the Oak coffin containing Sands s body was taken last night from his parents Home in a Belfast housing development to nearby St. Luke s Church. The Church was filled for a 20-minute memorial service at which the Parish priest Rev. Sean Rogan prayed lord hear our prayers and be Merci Ful to your son after a funeral mass and a process Belfast Ritter throws gasoline bomb while companions flaming bottles in military burial in a part of the Ceme Tery reserved for Ira men and women. Rev. Ian Paisley one of Northern Ireland s most militant protestant leaders announced that he would hold a simultaneous memorial sen ice for the Ira s victims. Dies after 65-Day fast co minued from Page Canada wide search started for infant s missing Mother former client sues Law firm for negligence continued from Page 1 the Case. Olson has since filed a separate action alleging the Law firm was negligent in not proceeding on the Case with dispatch. The suit names As defendants Alan Macinnes Walter Ritchie and a. S. Dewar a former member of the firm and now chief Justice of Manitoba court of Queen s Bench. Olson told the free press that he has contacted 23 lawyers since 1978, of whom Only two represented him for any extended length of time. He claimed that his latest lawyer of record. Warren Eadie withdrew from the Case in december after showing his correspondence to three other Law yers. I Don t recall showing any letters to Eadie told the free press adding that he did t divulge any confidences of or. Olson Metcalfe told the court yesterday that the lawsuit should t continue to hang Over his clients Heads due to the plaintiff s inability to work with coun Sel whom he has however or. Justice Joseph 0 Sulli Van said the defendants were also responsible for delaying the proceed Ings. He noted that Olson s lawyer had waited almost a year for Metcalfe s firm to produce one of the defendants for an examination. After a Date was finally set the defendant failed to show up. Sands serving a 14-year term for Possession of an illegal handgun died after a 66-Day fast he began March 1 in support of the Ira s demand that its members be Given the status and Privi Leges of political prisoners including wearing their own clothes instead of prison uniforms exemption from Pris on work free association with each other and More mail and visitors that common criminals Are allowed. As Sands grew weaker the British government held to its refusal to con cede this Seal of political legitimacy to an organization it says is an army of terrorists. After Sands died prime minister Margaret Thatcher told the House of commons the government will continue to treat jailed guerrillas As common criminals no matter How Many hunger strikers there Are and starvation deaths will not change her position. Opposition Leader Michael foot of the labor party supported her saying that to yield would have enabled the Ira to convince the Young that they could safely join the ranks of the gun men and bombers and end up As Nal and fetal Medicine at the health sciences Centre said the premature labor and delivery were the result of contamination of the uterine cavity in turn a result of the penetrating injury. Therefore i would believe that the Stab wound that this patient received was an indirect cause of death of the the baby breathed on its own for 19 minutes after delivery and under the criminal code of Canada had become a human being although it was h weeks premature. Crown counsel Wayne Moshkowsky said in an interview he will consider laying charges in the infant s death after presiding judge Ian Ubienski delivers his report. A suspect in the Jan. 1 incident Sandra Prince 26, has been committed to stand trial on charges of attempted murder and possessing a weapon dangerous to the Public peace. She will be arraigned in june. The baby s Mother has disappeared and a Canada wide warrant has been issued for her arrest Moshkowsky said. She is wanted As a material witness. Daniels went missing from her bed at the health sciences Centre on Jan. 7. According to the definition of a human being in the criminal code a fetus becomes human when it has passed from its Mother has breathed and has an Independent circulation or the naval string is severed. Section of the code says a person commits homicide when he causes injury to a child before or during its birth As a result of which the child Dies after becoming a human separate organism the inquest was told that while a fetus is dependent on its Mother for survival it is a separate living organism with its own cell Structure and on occasion its own distinct blood Type. Moshkowsky said the inquest was held to determine the cause of the baby s death and whether it was related to the stabbing. Moshkowsky said police had launched an investigation but it was t possible to get any definitive evidence from the medical profess he said the Crown had not been Able to determine the cause of death and whether it involved an act of criminal Ity or culpable negligence. Moshkowsky told reporters the Only Way he could get a look at the Hospital s confidential medical records was to subpoena them for a hearing. Or. Kevin Degroot a resident in surgery testified Daniels was admitted to the emergency Ward on Jan. 1 with what was said to be a Stab wound. Degroot said the wound was four to six centimetres deep but was no thought to have pierced her abdominal cavity. Daniels was treated kept under observation for about 19 hours and released the next Day. She had gotten remarkably Degroot said. He added the patient no signs of infection. However Daniels returned to the Hospital the following week complain ing of severe pain. Daniels was in labor and at that time obviously infected. Manning said a test of her amniotic fluid normally sterile it was full of Manning said they decided for Rea sons of maternal health to allow the labor to proceed. Ubienski did not indicate when he will deliver his findings. Office used in referral civil servant admits nude models May meet clients seeking sex for pay degree of Success George Roberts 11, of Glen Morris ont., found sales As slow is his Worms until he resorted to some Clever advertising business is now brisk on his educated Worms continued from Page 1 the student said he refused to go through with it. Later two reporters placed separate ads in the Job wanted Section of the newspaper. Soliman telephoned both of them and offered them work As nude Art models and later the Opportunity to have sex for pay with men or women clients. In an interview this week Soli Man said what occurs at the ses Sions is Between the artist and his Model. If i was in organized crime or in pimping i would have been arrested since a Long he said. When i hire a Model i Don t hire a Model because i want to go to bed with him or with he said. I do it because i enjoy doing detailed questions after the jobs wanted ads appeared Siiman asked detailed questions Dur ing Telephone conversations about the reporters physical appearance. What i have to offer it s an arts promotion. It s a fashion show and arts modelling. It s a part time Job but it pays As much As a full time Job. I m requiring either female or male per sons and i have spaces for at least six jobs to Soliman told one reporter. When asked for specifics on what kind of work was involved he said it would be modelling in fashions shows and for sketching painting and Sculp Turing in group or private sessions. You could be required for Friday and saturday nights to do sessions out of the he said. Starting pay would be an hour with a limit of an hour with experience for the modelling Siiman told one reporter. When asked in a later conversation whether there was anything More to the Job than just modelling he told the reporters they might be asked to take part in sexual activities. When you do a private session maybe the person for whom you Are modelling finds you very attractive and wants to go further. And of course you Are paid by the client consequently for he said. You can say no i m not interest he added. Soliman said he could find appoint ments for the reporter with either men or women. As i be told you the main interest is the modelling and what comes after it s up to you and the person. Unless you want Only to go where that sex is he said. When asked whether he could arrange for the reporter to meet with people Only interested in that part of the business he said yes of course i while he insisted during the later interview that he receives nothing for referrals during an earlier Conversa Tion with one of the reporters who placed a newspaper and Soliman said it s the client who pays me once a month depending on How much or How Many persons i provide so you Don t pay me anything. I Don t get any Money. I m not playing the role of a Pimp or something like clients usually artists he said his clients Are generally men and women artists living in and outside the City As Well As Art schools. I collect once a month something for the modelling Only. I Don t collect anything for anything else. But i know that some people require it so if you Are interested to do it often i could Send you to the people who want to do he said. Soliman also told one reporter that he is paid in supplies and studio time by the artists who hire his models. After the second reporter s Adap geared in the newspaper Soliman Tele phoned and offered a modelling Job for colleagues and artists who needed subjects to photograph sketch paint or sculpt. He said he would employ the reporter for a couple of nude Model Ling sessions and then refer him to other Amateur Soliman said the Model would be paid per hour and it could be for 20 to 30 hours work a week depending on the schedule and popular Ity. Payment would be in Cash or by Cheque and paid directly to the Model. The sessions would take place in apartments and private studios of his friends he said. Soliman stated he could refer the reporter to "10 or 12 friends for modelling work. Three of the friends were females in their 30s and the rest men Between 27 and 50 years old. Soliman pressed for a meeting in his Home where i could Sec How you he asked both reporters about their sexual experiences. Soliman stated explicitly what were the minimum Homo sexual acts expected by his clients. The civil servant said he had referred other people to his friends and for some of them it worked Well for a while and for some of them it was a i Haven t referred hundreds of peo he said. I have referred maybe three or four persons. I m doing this on a very part time he and his friends were always look ing for Good models and when one of the members would find a Good one they would refer him or her to each other he said. When some other fellow i know has a Nice person either a male or a female he tells me i know that person and he or she is Good. Would you try it would you meet him he tells them sometimes it works it s my Type and sometimes it does ;