Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 11, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Inside postal workers in Vancouver were among the 86 per cent who voted in favor of accepting their new contract nations postal services resume inside postal workers vote to accept new contract with the government from Page 1 the picket lines without significant de the 42day strike matched the record set by the Union in 1975 for its longest inside postal workers in were Back on the Job sorting mail almost immediately after the an Laid off letter carriers were recalled across the Post office officials said there would be some mail delivery today but it will be a Day or two before full service is they said there was no Back log of mail but one could build up highlights of the contract include a wage package Worth about per a virtually full paid maternity leave the right to refuse danger Ous increased shift More vacations and a variety of other monetary and no monetary support for the new Deal was Strong in the two largest Toronto and but weak in some major cities on the coasts where local leaders recommended partly be cause of the wage Parrot said wages were not an important but he was not surprised that members in regions with a particularly High Cost of living were unhappy with the wage package which he said would just keep Pace with Only 52 per cent of workers who voted in Vancouver accepted the the same acceptance rate was reported in Saint arid Saska Toon and a rejection was reported in a Prince Edward Island by the vote was 90 per cent in favor among Toronto workers nearly of members and in per cent of voters were in Robert president of the separate letter carriers Union of can Ada said his members were recalled immediately and would be delivering mail he suggested relations Between the two unions could be strained As work the letter carriers were Laid off soon after the strike began and were relying on unemployment welfare and Loans to get certainly not that for Mcgarry but weve got to get Back and get the service going our people Are dedicated so everything else is he rejected suggestions by Parrot that handling of the unions during the strike showed All postal workers should merge into one big Mcgarry said a merger is out of the ques and he disputed parrots claim that Michael head of the future postal Crown jeopardized his credibility by refusing to intervene personally in the anti Mosquito spraying ends throughout Winnipeg area from the Newi services Santa presi Dent still undecided about re leasing suspended fm6 warplanes to now is holding up shipments of two More advanced Jet administration sources said it would be inconsistent to go ahead with Deli very of two 1m5 fighters while ship ment of the p16s remained suspend Hie two f45s were due to leave the factory today on their Way to the planes now will either remain at the factory or be shipped to Pease air Force bsds a in new where six im6s that were for Israel remain said the who asked not to be woman died saving dog Montreal a 73yearold woman who died in an apartment building fire Here yesterday had returned to her Flat after reaching safety to retrieve her her neighbors Ruth who walked with the Aid of two was the Only victim of the explosion and fire that destroyed an Auto parts store and several apart ments in Nort Central i realize now i should have grabbed her and pulled her said George who warned Ferber that the building was on but she went Back in sure she died trying to save her said Marcel a close that dog was like Gold to fire threatens town Swan Council declared a local state of emergency yesterday and began the evacuation of its residents As a Forest fire raged about 13 Kilometres Northwest of the residents were using family vehicles for the evacuation and buses were standing the first reported had grown to 10 times its original size by late monday and covered about hectares in the Whitecourt Forest Dis Cliff supervisor of the Whitecourt said evacuees were being taken to fort Assiniboine and just South of Swan 180 Kilometres Northwest of news Roundup Gays pelted festive River cruise for 150 Gays turned into a soggy Nightmare when they were pelted by grease and vinegar As their boat passed under a Bridge and then the incident started As the with homosexual men and women dancing on passed under a Bridge that crosses the Ottawa River Between on Tario and witnesses eggs were thrown at the Pas As the boat they were soaked with grease and vinegar and More Many jumped from the boats deck to avoid the police said they received no com plaints and made no we ran an Adall week in the newspapers personal column about said one of the it was easy for someone to phone and find out where wed be and they were ready for women storm out Belfast angry women stamped their feet stormed out of Church yesterday when a priest saying requiem mass for Ira hunger striker Tom Mullwee criticized the prison fast that has Cost nine men their it is not too even after nine to end the said Michael celebrating the mass in mall Wees Home Village of Irish activist Bernadette Devlin Maliskey and a Hal dozen other women attending the mass stamped their feet on the wooden floor of marys Catholic and stalked Montreal heist capital Montreal More Bank robberies were committed in Montreal last year than in any other City in North Ameri the police departments annual statistics the report shows 832 Bank robberies were executed in the Montreal Region in compared with 687 in new which took second and 387 in los which came continued from Page 1 to be a false but health minister Bud Sherman said yesterday a health emergency continues in the sout Central part of the Sherman told a press conference the Man who showed symptoms clinically consistent with the disease has been removed from the suspect about a dozen horses have been the Only Vic Tims of the disease this Sherman made the announcement two hours before a specially equipped Spray plane began making passes at Over the uns prayed portion of spraying was halted at government officials made Public the suspected Case of a human with encephalitis last but refused to identify the possible victim or say where he Sherman said the last seven Days have been Ideal for and Levels of infection in Sentinel Chicken flocks remain As High As when the emergency was spraying was carried out last night Over acres from the Airport East to East Kildonan and Windsor completing the program Over Winni Federal environment department spokesman Hamish Gavin said officials Are analysing the remains of fewer than 10 Birds which were sent to his results on whether the Birds died from the Spray should be known possibly Gavin said tests were also being carried out to determine whether Bay gon was responsible for reported deaths of some x government policy Warner minister responsible for the emergency measures or said the subject of compel for beekeepers or others who May be Hurt by the spraying is a policy question to be decided by the govern the provincial government did not pay compensation to beekeepers who claimed Bay on had affected their businesses during previous spraying campaigns in 1975 and the provincial government has Bud netted million for the Jorgenson said the placing of caged mosquitoes in areas which Are sprayed has shown that 95 per cent Are being provincial epidemiologist John Eadie said As Many As 60 per cent of All mosquitoes in critical areas of the province Are infected with the encephalitis adult May be Able to with stand one or two bites from mosquitoes without contracting the but horses in open Fields Are not so he local gardeners have reported that Small Burn spots appeared on Flower petals and vegetable foliage after last weeks Roy director of spraying operations for the said the damage to the plants should prompt no con the tiny flecks Are not caused by the but by the kerosene based emulsifier the Bay on is suspended Ellis Rhonda technician at the pro Vinces Plant pathology said the drops of emulsifier would have the greatest Impact on sensitive foliage and Flower while the Burn spots had no appreciable Impact on Kurtz said she eat lettuce that was Library suing borrowers continued from Page 1 Bonin said the number of overdue books varies with the time of year and the but averages about three to four per cent of the Library systems million volume Only the worst cases Are referred to the cites Legal department for and then Only after three to six months of repeated the threat of court which they dont like to wave around or is often enough to Jar a few prodding people to Settle their Bonin for every one you see in court there is a handful of others who see the but those who dont Are in a losing Battle because we have got All the evidence stacked against you cant take a Book out of this Library unless you steal if you take it if you sign it weve got a microfilm record of every Book that leaves the if the Book Doest come guess who took he Goeres said she has about 20 problem files on her sent to her by the i gather they have a great Many others and they Are trying hot to swamp i Send out a warning letter and usually give the person a month to get their books Back before i Send out a Fine for the Library system charges five cents a Day for each overdue fines for children Are two cents a Goeres the Library has always handled its own collection procedures and tried to recover their books on their its really Only in the last year or so that they got the Law department fines and replacement charges col by the Library system in 1980 totalled the City lawyer said the Library top priority is to get Back its if youve got a Case where there Are a lot of fines say youre talking about a substantial amount and they feel Treyve got a problem Bor then they go after the but she added if the fines Are fairly insignificant compared to the amount of books that were then they might not bother with theres a bit of discretion Goeres said a problem Borrower is blacklisted at the main Branch or what Ever Branch they suspect he is going to be borrowing Hooks its kind of interesting to note the pattern because usually when some ones blacklisted they tend to Start going to the Little less known branches and trying to take books out Goeres said she spoke to a Crown counsel about the possibility of laying theft charges in one but the feeling was it might be an abuse of process to use the criminal courts for essentially a civil the City feels if it can collect its books and look after its problems on its then that would be preferable than going through the criminal she adding the option is still open for flagrant 8 t yearned closeout starts Early our High inventory costs have prompted this we offer similar yearned but immediate no monthly payments until october 1981 Phoenix 2 v6 tinted sport tilt Power Power lamp Stock sa723 year end 8854 1981 grand prix Brougham demo v8 Power door air aluminium Spe Cial two tone Power Stock year end f aa4 i 19s1 Csc k ton l6 230 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