Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 22, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 Winnipeg free press. Monday june a photo i 111 Emit says polish crisis out of control their faces Tell the Story. Supporters of the French socialists celebrate election Victory outside party Headquarters in Paris. Socialists Rock solid winners in French election continued from Page 1 terran would be encouraging the emergence of More moderate leaders. The communist party s dismal show ing in the elections is expected to Lead to changes in its leadership. The socialists have also been Debat ing How far and How fast to go in implementing their economic program which Calls for nationalizing several Industrial groups and the remaining private Banks. The party s left Wing wants Mitter Rand to make Good on this Plank of the party platform while the moderates conscious of the financial and International Impact of such policies Are urging restraint. Mitterrand needs parliamentary a. Proval for these moves. He already has taken a number of actions by de Cree including raising the minimum wage and other social benefits and creating about Public service jobs. He also has reduced pension and health insurance charges to business in Hopes it will create More than one half million More jobs to reduce the 1.8 million unemployed 7.5 per cent of the work Force. The new Assembly will meet july 2, the second thursday after the election to begin a two week session. Fraud victim feels Justice not served hell be free in a couple of years i m never going to have my Home Back continued from Page 1 at Mcluskie s trial judge Charles Rubin expressed concern about the mortgage rates Bonus fees and Legal fees on mortgages drawn up by Rudy Maxwell and David s. Levene which appear to be inordinately Large excess Ive and verge on the Graham Garson chief executive offi cer of the Law society of Manitoba said the society s disciplinary commit tee investigated judge Rubin s com plaint concerning the Law firms handling of the mortgage financing and found no evidence of impropriety or professional misconduct on any Law yer s part. Maxwell could not be reached for comment despite repeated Calls to his office. Levene said he could not talk about his private conversations with clients. The woman a widow since 1976, said she never wanted to take out the mortgages and knew Little about the papers she was signing. In 1979, after draining the elderly woman s Bank account with threats and pressure tactics Mcluskie demanded she take out a mortgage on her Mort Gage free Home. She initially refused to do so but under intense pressure from him she took out a mortgage of Maxwell Drew up the mortgage at the equivalent to the prime rate of inter est charged by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce to its customers from time to time plus 7 per there was also written into the Mort Gage a Bonus of to be paid to the Mortgagor when the mortgage was paid off. The Mortgagor was a Legal assistant of Maxwell s. Within 10 Days the Legal assistant transferred the mortgage to Centurion holdings Ltd. For and other Good and valuable Maxwell who Drew up the mortgage overcome by grief Lester Wayne Haywood of Austin Texas is comforted by his brother Tommy after learning his five year old daughter was accidentally shot and killed while playing with a Rifle. Became Mortgagor As president of Cen turion holdings Ltd. The woman told police when she went with Mcluskie to Maxwell s office she refused to sign the mortgage because she could t understand any of the Legal paperwork involved. After she left the office with Mcluskie he began Yelling at her in the car and warned her if she did t take out the mortgage she would never get any of her Money Back. She gave in and returned to the lawyer s office and signed the Mort Gage papers. In october 1979, Maxwell filed a notice on behalf of Centurion exercising Power of Sale and that foreclosure Steps were being taken because Princi pal and interest of the mortgage had not been paid. The notice was withdrawn by Max Well Jan. 1, 1980, after Mcluskie Dis charged the mortgage with Money from a second mortgage. Closure order being appealed continued from Page 1 to licence guest Homes said residents Are asked for their opinion some times but not the government must have Stan Dards that can be measured and evaluated in order to licence guest Homes he said. People May be relatively satisfied because they Don t know what exists apart from the Home they re living in. One could t base a licensing Deci Sion on whether people want to stay there or Millie Watt sees this As discrimination. Don t people have a right to say what they want to she said. Why Are they trying to Force people out of a Home they re Happy the Watts said they have part time help and had a full time woman who left when government inspectors said she could not give out medication be cause of her halting terribly Hurt we All liked said Agnes Vann 74. Browaty said the girl a German mennonite had one year s training As a nurse and was terribly Hurt when told she could no longer dispense medi cation. The Watts say it was unfair of the government to scare away their help and then say they had inadequate supervision. They Are appealing the decision but in the meantime the duplex at 423 Kingsford Avenue is up for Sale. We have a huge mortgage on this place and if we lose our ladies we will lose the said Millie Watt. We Don t want to sell but the government is forcing us into that Posi i Hope we Don t have to said Agnes Vann. I never liked mov the second and third mortgages were arranged late in 1979. The woman said she met Mcluskie in Levene s office and was Given a number of papers to sign. She said she did t understand what the documents said. Mcluskie told her if she did t sign the papers for the second and third mortgages she would lose her House she told police. The agreement As she understood it was that Mcluskie would take care of All the payments and she was not to worry about anything. The mortgage Money was never deposited in her Bank account and she does t know where it went. The second mortgage was held by Gle Lawn investments Ltd., a Corpora Tion now owned by an accountant. But in 1958 when Gle Lawn was incorporated Maxwell was one of three provisional directors of the company. The third mortgage was held by a Winnipeg schoolteacher. Moscow a the Kremlin says polish communist party leaders Are unable to handle their political crisis and it is time for decisive a Tion to take Poland out of a catastrophic Leonid Zamyatin chief spokesman of the soviet communist party Central committee proclaimed in a nationally televised speech saturday that Poland s crisis has gone beyond the eco nomic now the political state As Well As the ideological state of the country Are in he declared. The time has come for decisive action so that Poland should really be taken out of the Cata strophic Zamyatin said the polish unrest which took another turn saturday when political activists said they would stage country wide protests for prisoners of conscience has the polish and so Viet citizenry demanding a Kremlin explanation on Why firmer Steps have not been taken to control it. In Warsaw a Public opinion poll published in yesterday s edition of the weekly newspaper Kultur showed the roman Catholic Church is Poland s most trusted institution and the ruling communist party the least. Solidarity second the poll also said the Independent Union Solidarity formed during last summer s labor unrest finished second among the 14 institutions listed. The army was third it said while police were 13th. Kultur said the Centre of Public opinion an officially sanctioned polling Agency took the Survey six weeks ago. It did not say How Many people were contacted. Zamyatin s comments constituted the Kremlin s harshest attack on Poland since the 140-Meinber polish Central committee was warned 10 Days before that it was running Short of time to Correct the situation in the Warsaw pact country. The warning was Deli Vered by letter from the soviet Central committee. Left unsaid then and again saturday is what the soviets would do if the polish leadership does not take Strong measures in the next few weeks to Roll Back the liberalization that have swept Poland since last summer s labor strikes. Fears have been expressed of soviet led Warsaw pact military intervention. The polish communist party is to Convene an extraordinary Congress next month. Delegates being elected now in meetings of the rank and file Are expected to ratify the reforms. Meanwhile Solidarity Leader Lech Walesa steering his Independent mass labor movement on a path of Modera Tion As Poland enters a critical phase before next month s party Congress has again called on the country to give the government a Chance to govern. Walesa made the Appeal saturday night in one of his longest appearances on National television stressing a Mes Sage he hammered Home during a recent country wide tour that his Union seeks peaceful co existence with a Strong government. Walesa s message of moderation appears to have hit Home and in recent weeks there has been a noticeable absence of friction Between the authorities and Solidarity even though East bloc critics continue to argue that Solidarity extremists Are Bent on destroying communist Power. Splash raised suspicion continued from Page 1 prosecutors said they would meet with Williams lawyer today before scheduling a preliminary hearing. By Law Williams must get a hearing with in 72 hours of arrest unless he asks that his Case be continued. Cater was the 17th victim in killings in which death was attributed to asphyxiation the ninth whose body was found in or near a River and the seventh found nude or partially clothed. Officials involved with the special police task Force probing the killings have said repeatedly they do not be Lieve All 28 slayings were related. Described As highly intelligent by friends and associates Williams was stopped in the Early morning of May 22 by police and Fri agents staking out a Bridge Over the Chattahoochee. Officers at the Bridge heard a splash and Williams was stopped nearby. He was questioned that night and his car was searched before he was released and kept under 24-hour surveillance. Two Days later Cater s body was found several Hundred metres Down Stream from the Bridge. Williams lawyer former City solicitor Mary Welcome said she was Noti fied yesterday that Williams would be arrested and she accompanied officers to his Home. Now at least he has a Chance of responding in an appropriate forum to what he s been Welcome said referring to the flood of publicity that has surrounded Williams since he was questioned and released. Cater s father Alonzo said he heard the news of Williams arrest on television. I m sure glad they did make an arrest he said. 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