Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 26, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba M it Foj if h 4 Winnipeg free Preas. Friday june to 3 u 1 3 a strategic Ott Reserve plan Reive St. John s. Fld. I Taa Kerf Taofo All Acari my in on i St. Johns fld. Up the idea of a Petroleum Reserve in Canada to Supply the northeastern United states in time of need was revived yesterday at the annual conference of new England governors and Eastern Canadian premiers. The proposal was made by gov. Joseph Brennan of Maine who said previous attempts by the american and Canadian governments to establish a strategic Oil Reserve in abandoned Iron Ore mines at Bell Island Nam. And in Salt domes near Canso n.s., never got past the talking stage. Brennah cd Host with Newfoundland Premier Brian Peckford for the two Day meeting which ends today said the threat of a disruption in Petroleum sup plies persists despite a current world wide Oil surplus. W i to a or is pc boy had lost half his blood inquest told Brennan s proposal and a suggestion by Peckford that participants examine the threat of acid rain in today s sessions were among the few new items that arose at the conference where business sessions Are being held Only in the mornings. The Maine governor and Peckford also noted the absence of Quebec pre Mier Rene Levesque who boycotted the conference after becoming angry about Newfoundland support of new Federal draft Energy legislation. Nova Scotia Premier John Buchan an delayed while awaiting adjourn ment of his legislature missed the opening sessions but was to arrive late yesterday. Governors Hugh Gallen of new Edward King of Massachusetts were unable to attend be cause of problems in their Home states. Other participants include premiers Angus Maclean of Prince Edward is land and Richard Hatfield of new Brunswick and governors Richard Snelling of Vermont William o Neil of. Connecticut and Joseph Garrahy of Rhode Island. I would like to propose that the continued from Page 1 you Don t want to do a Well the ambulance is in the Back you can t get it we can but he s in the Middle of doing you can t go at Well we can if we have forget it we got at that Point the dispatcher called a third ambulance team on a Call at the children s Hospital. Although it was Only a matter of minutes before that team arrived on the scene Timothy had lost half the blood in his body the inquest was told. Or. Garey Edye Mazowita who treated Timothy at seven Oaks Hospi Tal said that when Timothy arrived the boy had lost a lot of blood and was not breathing. Some people would t even resuscitate a person in that situation. But because of his age i wanted to be very aggressive. With a 16 year old you want to give him the Benefit of the doubt rather than declare him within an hour intravenous lines were connected to veins in the boy s leg Plumas ramp seize Worth of goods ramp in Plumas yesterday charged Kane Allison Rand Ruschau 25, with several counts of Possession of stolen property after confiscating about 000 Worth of goods in the area. Seized were trucks Auto parts and accessories a Semi trailer a Kenworth tractor Ford Garden tractors and attachments Gas furnaces up to 70 propane and acetylene tanks propane Heaters an Industrial Cement mixer and numerous other articles. They were seized from a machine shed and four Semi trailers used As storage Sheds. And and a heart rhythm was established but the Hospital ran out of blood. The doctor said Only two units of Timothy s blood Type were available. At Timothy was transferred to the health sciences Centre where greater quantities of blood Are on Supply As Well As a vascular surgery team. The inquest was told that the seven Oaks Supply amounted to about half a litre of the blood Type Timothy required. His blood loss was about four times that. The doctor said a greater Supply of blood Likely would t have made a difference in saving Timothy s life be cause by the time he arrived at the Hospital his heart which was profoundly damaged was taking its last or. J. R. Bristowe an emergency Ward expert with the health sciences Centre said the blood Supply at seven Oaks Hospital was not great enough to be of a big help to Timothy. But he said that Timothy probably would t have survived anyway because the most critical period after he was injured was during the time before he was transported to the Hospital. Had he been transported earlier Timothy s chances for survival would have been much better he said. In an interview the deceased s father Al Sarna said he is concerned about the adequacy of ambulance ser vice. He said the ambulance Driver chose to go to seven Oaks Hospital because he Felt it was closer than the health sciences Centre. But Sama said he has personally measured the Dis Tance and found it two tenths of a mile longer. The Driver testified he was not totally familiar with that area of the City. Sarna said since his son s death he has struggled with the notion that he could have taken his son to Hospital faster than the ambulance. I often have thought that maybe i could have taken him there myself. Faster. I just Don t he said in a trembling voice. Driver escapes injury v three cranes were needed to right a King Sway flatbed truck after it flipped on a Portage Avenue exit yesterday blocking traffic to the perimeter Highway. Driver Peter Van Niessen was not injured. The flatbed was carrying two other flatbeds. Governors and premiers explore the possibility of developing a regional Petroleum Reserve of both crude Oil and residual fuel in Brennan said. He said Eastern Canada like Maine relies heavily on imported Oil and could Benefit from such a Reserve. All new England states need Protection from Supply disruptions. Habib heralds Progress the Washington Post . Special envoy Philip Habib left Here for Washington yester Day declaring that his two Middle East peace shuttles had lessened the threat of War and promising to return to the area Early next month. Diplomatic sources Here suggested Habib president Reagan s special representative to defuse the crisis which erupted Over Syria s stationing of surface to air missiles Sams in Lebanon s Bekaan Valley in late april wanted to be out of the Region during Israel s elections on tuesday. While Habib has succeeded in pre venting an attack on the missiles Nei ther Syria nor Israel has budged from their previously stated positions. Israel has demanded under threat of attack that Syria remove the soviet made Sams which Syria has refused to do. I believe that All concerned would like to see tensions reduced As evidenced from the fact that the immedi ate danger of military action that existed when the crisis arose almost two months ago has Habib said in a statement released by the . Embassy Here after his departure. It has Given Way to a diplomatic process in which the United states has been Able to play a unique he continued. Habib s very presence in the area has been credited by diplomats Here in Damascus and in Amman with pre venting the threatened israeli raid on the missile Sites. One of the main results of the Habib Mission was to reactivate Arab efforts to end the hostilities in Lebanon that led to the syrian presence in Lebanon. Native youth killed As lightning strikes a youth from the Sandy Bay Indian Reserve was killed wednesday when lightning struck a High voltage wire near his Home Winnipeg ramp re port. Dead is Donald Desjarlais 14. The Accident occurred in Amaranth. Cut this advertisement out groceries for Home Cabin Lake camper buy in Case or Case lots native leaders fail to win total Victory from railway continued from Page 1 after the protesters arrived unannounced Hansen said he had objections to the presence of the cheering but he later said he did t feel coerced by their presence and under stood their concerns. The meeting ended amicably and immediately afterwards Hansen bought lunch for four nations confederacy grand chief Lyle Long claws and Mani Toba Metis federation president John Morrisseau. Now you know who to phone in the future when you be got problems Hansen told the workers As they filed out of the meeting room. Earlier in the meeting Morrisseau threatened to escalate protests if car hot blamed for fiery crash of freight train from the news services Sundridge ont. The derail ment of 11 cars of a Canadian National railways freight train which forced about 100 people from their Homes for almost a full Day appears to have been caused by an Over heated Axle bearing or hot a car spokesman said. Mike Matthews said there will be further investigations into the derail ment of the cars eight carrying gasoline and other Petroleum products which caused fiery explosions shaking this town 350 Kilometres North of Toronto. A hot Box the end of an Axle burning off the wheel was also blamed for the Mississauga derail ment of 39 tank cars loaded with toxic chemicals that caused the evacuation of people in no vember 1979. The fire which started about . Wednesday was put out after eight hours. Atlanta suspects eyed Atlanta authorities Are look ing at individuals close to Wayne Wil Liams the Man charged with Mur Dering one of 28 Young Blacks to determine if any of them May have been an accessory after the fact Law enforcement officials said. The officials said police want to news Roundup determine whether the individuals knew anything about any crime and withheld that information from authorities. Lava dome growing Vancouver Wash. The lava dome in mount St. Helens s Crater has grown about 45 metres taller and 40 metres wider since the Mountain s non explosive dome building eruption began late last week. The dome now towers 150 metres above the Crater s floor and Mea sures 415 metres across. The new dome is larger than the Seattle kingdom stadium. Gis May still be held Washington the head of the . Defence intelligence Agency said yesterday he is convinced that six years after the end of the Vietnam War there Are american gis still imprisoned in Indochina. But he stressed that was his personal View and not an official assessment. The weight of the evidence con Vinces me there Are still americans alive and being held against their . Eugene Tighe told a House of representatives foreign affairs committee. Did not Budge on the workers two main demands reinstatement of the workers with full Back pay and replace ment of the work gang Foreman. But Morrisseau and Long claws agreed to the settlement without having achieved total Victory on either count. Hansen said the workers will have their jobs but he said he would have to await a finding by the Canadian human rights commission before making a decision on Back pay. He said if the commission finds there was discrimination the railway will provide Back pay for time lost whether or not the commission makes such an order. And Hansen said Early in the negotiations that the question of replacing or even reassigning the Foreman to other duties was there had Only been a flood of hear say evidence against the Foreman who has worked on similar gangs for the last seven years and has gotten along Well with native and other work ers he said. Morrisseau said the negotiations succeeded in winning the bread and but Ter Issue for the men jobs. Immediately after the walkout car re placed the workers with other employees and moved the Crew to Unity sask., without first completing its track re pair work in ochre River. Highlighted Issue Morrisseau said the track occupations and other protests succeeded in highlighting the Issue and getting car to the bargaining table. I think the car was worried about its Public he said. Morrisseau said the next step will be to try convincing ramp to drop charges against the 19 women and four men who were arrested in Dauphin monday and tuesday. Eight of the people arrested Are juveniles. Although poor working conditions were among the concerns of the work ers who walked off their jobs the subject received Little attention during the negotiations. Hansen said he had invited officials from the Federal labor department to visit the work gang and he promised to Correct any substandard conditions which May be Unco Vered. 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W Trier 8 of. Yacht mop Kitty litter 2 Ken l ration t Bone dog biscuit tender chunk Dot food Tuffyas dog food i pro or chunks paper plates cups Pacific milk plastic utensils postcards sunglasses also 2000 assorted items discontinued lines open to them Jhc saturday june 27, 8 . To 4 . Getting ready for the computer Sale at 128 James ave. East behind the Centennial concert Hall ;