Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 2, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free july 1981 up photo Fox funeral available to All stations a striking inside postal worker in Ottawa gets shoved by a police officer while trying to Stop cars crossing a picket crossing picket lines irks strikers there going to regret it staff representative for Union warns continued from Page 1 und assistants association the International brotherhood of electrical workers Ibex and the Public ser vice Alliance of Canada rolling said the employees reporting to work include office stenotype data general labourers and maintenance railway mail information officers and supervisors in various the strike is already hav ing an Adverse effect on businesses which depend on the at Winnipeg based Sanford Evans a printing pieces of mail Are waiting to be but company president Steve Steigerwald said it int a lot for a major after the 43day postal strike in it was stored All Over the place we have a Large the company was forced to store its product again during the nine Day cup strike in production will continue at the lie you have to work on the As sumption its going to be the company will not use private simply because there is too much volume to he said a company such As which prints business the largest Industrial Trade directory in the West und a daily building report for the construction Industry As Well As other is not hit As hard by the strike As mail order for a mail order a mail strike is like closing the company doors and staff May have to be Laid but Sanford Evans Doest plan to Lay off any of its 135 employees 110 in unless the strike continues for an unconscionably Long Steigerwald employment and immigration Canada has said that Canada employment Centre including unemployment insurance can be picked up in Winnipeg at 330 Hargrave Street from 10 to 4 monday through unemployment insurance cheques must be picked up in person and claim ants should have two pieces of identification with those receiving illness or maternity benefits May have cheques picked up for but written authorization for the office to release the Che ques must be the Manitoba Public insurance corporation also has instituted special Cheque pickup procedures during the postal aut Opac claims cheques May be picked up at the claims Centre or claims office where the original claim was in general insurance claims cheques May be picked up at room eighth floor of Eaton 330 Graham most of the country inside postal workers continue to Man picket lines with neither the government nor the Union apparently ready to Budge in negotiations to Settle the the two sides have not met since talks broke off Friday when the government refused to accede to Canad an Union of postal workers demands they accept in Advance of negotiations a pro Union conciliation report made Public last a Union spokesman said yesterday that the telephones have been manned 24hoursaday since the strike began but so far there has been no word from Treasury that was a far cry from last years contract talks during which postmas Ter general Andre Union pres ident Jeanclaude Parrot and Dennis head of the Canadian labor conducted four Days of virtual nonstop negotiations to Avert a National the Marathon talks resulted in the government accepting another pro Union conciliation report and the first strike free settlement Between the traditionally warring parties since every contract prior to last years peaceful settlement was preceded by either a National postal rotating strikes or Wildcat the last in legally striking postal workers were ordered Back to work by despite their Success last Mcdermott and Ouellet have been con fined to the roles of prime minister Trudeau has backed trea sury Board president Donald John Stone position by telling the commons he could not find a More excellent Treasury the government bar gaining rejected terms of the conciliation report which recommended 17 weeks of paid maternity an extra Holiday in four weeks of holidays and the right to refuse jobs that workers consider Johnston argues while those recommendations would Only Cost about per cent More than 1980 other Union demands including pay and costo living adjust ments would boost that figure to 28 per the Union says maternity leave and other holidays would Cost per cent and other items Are the government has agreed to negotiate maternity leave something it had previously refused to do has offered to freeze introduction of television for Post office Security until the subject is studied by a new Crown corporation expected to take Over the Post office in although Ouellet has refused com Mcdermott said in an interview that the logical thing would be to try to bring me and Ouellet into the talks but maybe Treasury Board wants one More kick at the can before the postal corporation takes i lot of people out there who wont be abbe to make it to any kind of memorial Wall said in an no More than one television out let will be she we cant allow that place to turn into a Csc spokesman Cec Smith said the which is unable to provide its own coverage because of a technicians had not been told about a two minute limit in its discussions with would be their Smith it is their Cam eras and their we would live with heard said the problem never would have Arisen had Csc been Able to provide if Csc had not been on we would have been permitted to use whatever they he to their has never Nickel and died simultaneous Public memorial ser vices will be held across the coun de Schreyer is unable to attend the but he and his will participate in an out door memorial service in Winnipeg Assiniboine the Assiniboine Park Origi Nally scheduled to Start at 4 will begin instead at 7 Bruce who will be officiating at the nondenominational ser said yesterday the change was made to accommodate the which will last one will feature the singing of the National a musical program including performances of the lord is my Shepherd and bagpipe version of amazing a Short speech by Schreyer and a commemorative five Kilometre run around the Park led by Blind marathoner Shep Shell will carry a lit by and then pass it on to other Schreyer will sit with Rodney terrys and two of terrys aunts who reside in Winni Miles organizers have secured Canvas tent tops to allow the service to go on in Case of among those invited to attend the service Are mayor Bill pre Mier Sterling Lyon and Bud Fox lost his right leg to cancer in he started his Cross Canada run on april in he had run kilo metres when he was forced to halt the run near Thunder on when doctors found the cancer had returned in his on he died in Royal columbian Hospital in new West min he was flags which had flown at Hal staff after Fox death were raised yester Day in accordance with Canada Day but were being lowered again the Fox family has asked to thu donations be made to the cancer s piety in lieu of Terry Fox was born in Winnipeg and moved to when he was eight years terrys Rodney and Bertha share a South Winnipeg z of his grandsons losing baffle against Fox said j in a i feel he was going through a lot pain and nothing could be done to ease he was getting so i fee lit was for the but were going to miss him an awful being his grandmother and who retired from the Canad an National railways in is not Well enough to attend terrys Funer his wife will be they have 30 who moved to this country in said he has come to love Canada and thinks his grandson has helped make it a better the Public across Canada has really shown a lot of regard they think so much of his efforts and his courage and what he was trying to he want doing it for any per Sonal for anything that would Benefit he was just doing something to be Able to fight i just wish the hell there were More like him to help Canada improve and keep going municipalities cheques on Way cheques from the Manitoba govern ment totalling million have gone out to municipalities to reimburse them for deductions on homeowners 1981 residential realty tax Bills under the provinces property tax credit finance minister Brian Ransom said the total will probably reach lion when All municipal governments have informed the province of the amounts advanced to to the City of Winnipeg has deducted about million from Tigi 1981 tax Bills under the the payments represent the Jeneritt minimum Benefit under the Ransom said most Homeowner Are eligible for additional provincial assistance which is obtained by plating the tax credit application forms included with their 1981 returns in the Spring of the maximum benefits program now Are and or senior tapes of own wails Stop babies tests show a two psychologists claim they have found a foolproof Way to Stop babies from cry ing play Back recordings of their own Clark of Florida state University in Tallahassee and Grace Martin of Armstrong state College in say they came upon the discovery by i Aiice while conducting research on Why people become distressed when they Are around other people who Are Hie implications Are Lark said its incredible that an infant As Young As 20 hours can Dis Criminate his own cry from that of an especially when most adults dont itchy me their own voices on we believe the findings prove that babies Are More sophisticated and com plex than we Ever could have Ima 1 he psychologists were initially trying to find out whether showing sympathetic distress to another persons distress is a Learned or instinctive Clark said they tested babies under a Day old at Savannah memorial medi Cal Centre because newborns have Learned very much and probably never heard another baby the researchers recorded different infants and then played the tapes to both Calm and already crying the results supported the theory that sympathetic distress response is instinctive because the babies cried when they heard another baby cry and babies who were already crying cried even the psychologists expected this re but they were surprised to find that babies who heard their own cries played Back on the tape recorders immediately stopped Calm infants who would cry when they heard other babies crying remained Calm when they heard their own Clark said that the discovery will be published later this year in dm1 trip Nunfat professional inflation fighter Sale regular already Low everyday prices 3 Days Only entry ruled illegal continued from Page 1 the officer who approached Sion child told the court during the three Day trial last March the accused threatened to kill and he Only pulled his weapon when Stone Cinyd began advancing with the the who had reserved said the evidence is Clear the accused was awakened in his own by what he saw Only at an unknown with a flashlight in his and he reached for the nearest not for an unlawful purpose but for purposes obviously of the supreme court of Canada has said in Ordinary police can Only enter onto private property when they have first announced their presence and demonstrated their authority by stating a lawful reason 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