Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 15, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 7tv Umon says Lott to Eye resignations Manfred Jager president of the Manitoba 60v Effi ment empfoyses1 Assee Patten said yesterday he has beat assured by flier staling Lyan that the cases of aggie culture department engineers who resigned rather than accept transfers to Brandon will be its something said Oary who had written the Premier earlier this he the Premier said in his reply we had raised some important both engineers and administrative and technical support staff have told the Mega they dont want to move because of real estate and mortgage interest x there were seven engineers in five of them employed by the Manitoba water services two of including the chief now have two have transfers to other the remaining one Dees not want to move and mutes to his Job in Brandon while letting for another of the two engineers in the a Branch one resigned from the go eminent service the other is also commuting and looking for work where rather than moving out of Winn doer has argued that the govern ment ordered the transfers for political rather than administrative the he have been made to gain voter support in Brandon West where progressive conservative la de Mcgill is retiring when the next provincial election is said doer its All due to the inflexibility and Bighea redness of agriculture minister Jim it has taken this department Back id years and it Wilt take that Long for the leaders urged Waro words doer transfers political move department to even if the government finds new six of the 25 government work ers who were told in May they be working out of Brandon As of this month Are actually in new locations doer by John Sullivan Northern Community leaders must protest endless bickering Between the Manitoba government and Ottawa which May Cost the province million in Federal Northern development opposition Leader Howard Pawley said the atmosphere is becoming so poisonous that people Are being forgotten in the Pawley told we decry the fact that Manitoba is Are increasingly the victims of cynicism whether by the Federal ment and its political manipulation or by the provincial which seems More interested in Ott Wabash in cooperative the nip Leader was commenting on a War of words which broke outlast week Between the province and Federal officials Over their continued failure to sign a North lands development the five year 10ft pact expired March 51r the charges Legato flying after Ottawa Cut its contribution to 17 million from million last year and said it would agree to Only a the province had expected to get million from Ottawa this provincial finance officials were Censed when Federal regional economic expansion minister Pierre de Bane said the cutback was made because Ottawa want getting enough credit for its contribution to the Pawley blamed Manitoba Premier Sterling Lyon for taking cheap Politi Cal shots at Ottawa at a time when Manitoba worsening Economy makes it More dependent on Federal he cited lorts knee Jerk acceptance of Albertas position on Pawley said the North lands cutback would be a severe blow to Job local communities and future Hopes in the in a letter to All Northern Community Indian band councils and Metis local the oppose Tion Leader also criticised the Lack of consultation with northerners during the North lands he asked the organizations to pass resolutions demanding an immediate Extension of the 1976 pact and a Tofu Fol on Federal funding cutbacks until there is full Pawley also criticized the economic statement issued by the 10 premiers at their annual conference in Victoria which just saying it was full of but had Little of he also demanded that Lyon Cally and very clearly withdraw port for the Bank of Canadas policy of High interest until he does we cant take very seriously Premier Lyons Crocodile tears for the injuries to businesses and homeowners caused by this Pawley so Thebes is interested m seeing your jewellery and Gold 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bartered my order payable to a saints Kip amen club Nami mail to Schnell Manfe of Montreal Manitoba r3r 004 8 in b i for Inta Mahon Call 25j55qs9 5 evenings a tease do not Call i the of robbed a Winnipeg Man who punched and kicked a on armed aged while rifling through his pockets for Money was sentenced yesterday to 30 months in Ronald Richard was sentenced by county court judge Irving Keith after he pleaded guilty to a judge Keith said the which left the victim Cut and was i Crown counsel Peter Murdock told the court the elderly Man was re turning from an Alexander Avenue club at about on april 2 when he was confronted by Wheeler in a Lane near the Public safety Wheeler punched the Man in the face and kicked his knocking him to the ground and going through his said the Man was using his remaining Arm to Ward off Wheeler when two police detectives returning to the Public safety building stepped in and made the court was told Wheeler had been drinking for almost a week before the incident and had an extensive criminal record dating Back to defence counsel Barry Sinder said his client has an alcohol which played a role in his previous involvements with the Young girl assaulted a Man who indecently assaulted police courts his girlfriends 10yearold daughter received a suspended sen tence Wayne Ashley pleaded guilty to the charge before judge Frank whose final comments after sentencing him were Young have got a appreciate court was told Heber is a loner who has a dependency on alcohol and drugs and had been taking both on the Day the offence was a pre sentence report prepared by a probation officer indicated that Heber began living with the complainant and her Mother when he was 16 As a liven the following he became Romanti Cally involved with the who is 11 years his for a Brief period he moved but at the time of the offence on May 23 he was living with them the report said the couple plan to be married should the psychological consequences of the offence be straightened judge Allen or dered Heber not to live with the complainant and her Mother and to abstain from alcohol for a period of two during which time he will be on supervised the judge also ordered that Heber continue his psychiatric clings to life a woman whose jugular vein was severed in a knife attack thursday and whose heart was restarted after it stopped beating was clinging to life in Hospital last the whose name has not been was listed in critical condition in the health sciences Centre with knife wounds to her right Cheek and her Kathleen Mae of appeared in provincial judges court yesterday charged with two counts of attempted murder and possessing a dangerous to the Public peace in connection with two she was remanded in custody until the charges Stem from two Inci the first in front of the Savoy hotel on main Street at an argument Between two women Cli maxed with one of them being knifed in the Side of the the was treated at Hsc and re less than an hour another altercation involving four females broke out outside the Patricia one of the armed with a folding pocket knife with a metre lashed out and Cut another woman jugular the court was told yesterday the victims heart stopping beating at one but she was revived by emergency measures in Crown attorney Terry Mackean said he was told by police the injured woman May but has suffered severe brain Mackean said the assaults were apparently connected to the stabbing death two weeks ago of Judith Marion during a party on Matheson Alvin Dolphis was charged with murder in the two charged in fires two men appeared in provincial judges court yesterday on charges stemming from fires which caused damage to two cars and gut Ted a two Storey House on Chestnut Larry Anthony and Alain Joseph both of Chestnut Are jointly charged with two counts of mischief and one of arson in connection with the two fires in police said that on july paint thinner was poured Over a 1977 Dat Sun car parked on Canora Street and 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