Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 23, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Little Fox Money sent to researchers so far by Barbara Robson less than half the million raised by the ferry Fox Marathon of Hope has been earmarked for specific cancer research projects so and Only a fraction of this has actually been paid according to the National cancer Institute of Institute president Paul Scholefield said Money sent to researchers so far is less than the interest made on the million the which administers the Marathon fund and another million expected to come from Terry Fox Day activities across the country has so far committed million in Grants for five research but although officials said there Are plans to spend some of the Money is now being disbursed to Only three of the committed programs five year Grants of million apiece announced in Boon brings in the million Thon fund is now invested in Bonds and Short term deposits and earning 20per cent a committee of financial experts makes the investments to ensure a High relatively insignificant amounts have gone out to researchers because weve just started the initial said Institute treasurer Alan Martin said he didst know the exact amount of interest to Date on the in vested but said it probably exceeds the amount already distributed in nc1c executive Vic president Robert Macbeth but expressed concern that it is an inappropriate time to Start to the Public what weve sent to he said a financial statement will be available after March the Nyics fiscal it was Fox wish that the Money raised in his Marathon be donated to not Public education or pre so that the disease that claims one in five Canadian lives can be knocked As contributions soared last the Necic decided not to ask Fox if he wanted the principal or Only the interest to be Macbeth its not a deliberate attempt in any sense to spend just the said Louis Necic vice pres ident and head of the Terry Fox special committee distributing the we spent As much As we thought we had Good applicants head see Fox Page 4 marries Toronto Cloudy today 18 Cloudy tonight 4 Winnipeg free september vol 109 no Sun rises sets final 250 Home delivery 9576550 classified 9562330 second class mail registration a umbel 0286 Sun rises sets Moon rises sets hotels Toast bar Rule changes by Joe Rubin patrons of Manitoba bars will now be Able to drink draught Beer out of share the area around a standup bar with More than 50 other people and if the manager allows it them attorney Genera Gerry Mercier received a standing ovation after he announced the changes to the Provin Cial liquor control commission policies at the Manitoba hotel associations annual convention geared primarily to liquor the 18 changes he announced Are not expected to have a dramatic effect on the drinking Mha executive Vic president Dario Perfumo said the Public will eventually Benefit in All the Public will get a better measure of he Merciers announcement stopped Short of major changes recommended in May by a provincial liquor review the three member inquiry suggested issuing photo identification cards to persons reaching Legal drink ing and treating occasional permit holders the same As regular because the review committees major recommendations require Cabi net Mercier said they wont be dealt with for several he said his department is currently study ing photo identification systems in other in addition to repealing the liquor commissions policy requiring tide lined glasses for draught which will permit the use of steins and the government agreed to an Mha request to allow liquor self service in cocktail beverage rooms and Beer Parlours at the licensees disc re Mercier also rescinded a policy re Quiring licensees to Stock a minimum of three brands of Low alcohol Only one will now be circumstances have changed since the practice was Mercier these products Are now established on the Market and Are now sold at the same Price As regular the necessity of carrying three brands has resulted in some stale see drinking Page 4 up photo Canada told it risks crisis with Washington up the Reagan administration has served Public notice for the first time that Canada risks a crisis in relations with the United states and possible loss of world com Mercial status unless it backs away from nationalist Energy and economic a spokesman for prime minister Trudeau responded in Ottawa that can Ada still stands by its policies Trudeau told president Reagan in a meeting last relations Are sliding dangerously towards said state undersecretary myer Rashish in a new York speech the dangers of retaliation Are real and relations risk irreparable citing Canadas role among the Lead ers of the world economic Rashish said we look to Canada to formulate its policy consonant with those implicit was a hint that which was Host in july to the Sevenna Tion economic could lose its membership in what Rashish called the Western Industrial Canada has already been excluded from a tinted meeting of the other six on Trade 19 in new York Canadian embassy officials said they were shocked by the tone of the Rashish on which they did not receive the customary Advance the Rashish speech was delivered to the Centre for inter american relations in new Canadian ambassador Peter Towe went ahead with plans to tape a response to be broadcast later today on the Public radio net the Rashish the first Public attack at such a High official reinforced accompanying warnings from the state department that Canada faces twin threats of direct Retalia Tion and pressure to indict Canada through International Robert assistant state Secretary for economic said the United states will press for action against Canadian policies under the general agreement on tariffs and Trade and for the second time in six months in the Paris based Organiza see Page 4 ban act debate Likely to continue after court ruling holding his breath Montreal police officer Doug Hurley treads softly As he Steps into a detonation chamber with a grenade dangling from his the discovered after an attempted Bank Holdup had to be lowered gently into the chamber to avoid a premature soviets Exchange charges Outlook gloomy for today Start of dialogue Between foreign ministers Washin Rynn pit president Reagan to soviet president the one tangible agreement now an made Public by state Depa inc Ruai a Drain Ruiu ups Ferchau from he Dan the Washington Post United nations the soviet Union and the United on the eve of first High level talks of the Reagan yesterday exchanged harsh charges and sharply conflicting positions that dramatized growing East West tensions along a Broad the soviet charges by foreign minis Ter Andrei Gromyko in a Caus tic and sometimes sarcastic address to the in general was a Headon attack on recent policies and a notable departure from the relatively restrained official soviet rhetoric of the past nine the in a letter from president Reagan to soviet president Leonid Brezhnev delivered yesterday in Moscow and made known Here in paraphrase by a were less provocatively but they nonetheless included Strong charges and accusatory language that is rare in a letter Between powerful Heads of the Days exchanges and events created an atmosphere of pessimism for the meeting Here this afternoon Between Gromyko and Secretary of state Alexander the session and an additional meeting scheduled for monday Are expected to set the tone and perhaps the terms for the official dialogue in months to the one tangible agreement now anticipated from the Hai Gromyko meetings is an announcement of the time and place for a Start on full scale negotiations on the limitation of medium Range nuclear missiles in both Gromyko speech and reagans letter expressed a desire to move ahead to such but this was heavily qualified in both cases by statements reflecting contrasting while hoping for charged that the soviets upset the nuclear balance in Europe by an unprecedented buildup of ss20 me Diu Range according to the rendition of the presidents letter made Public by state department spokesman Dean Gromyko rejected in Advance link Ages Between arms control negotiations and regional saying nothing will come of such bargain this linkage has been a key Point of Reagan administration while saying that the medium Range missile talks will apparently be called for concurrent settlement of questions about other Forward based sys tems such As older missiles and car Rie based the United states does not favor including those in the see soviets Page 4 Ottawa up the supreme court of Canada announces its ruling on prime minister Trudeau constitutional package but any Deci Sion Likely will mean a new beginning for political wrangling Between Ottawa and the provinces rather than an the to be broadcast live by both National television networks and Csc will say among other things whether Ottawa needs Provin Cial consent before making constitutional changes that affect the prov inces while most canadians will have a Chance to watch chief Justice Bora Laskin deliver the historic who has hinted his political career is tied to a conclusion in the constitutional will be out of the country on a trip to Korea that his office said was impossible to Western premiers have said that even if they lose in they will continue their fight in where the British parliament if Ottawa goes ahead with its plans be asked to pass the Canadian govern ments Trudeau has said there will be a hell of a fight politically if the court decides against the these Are the main questions the supreme court has been asked to answer d would Trudeau proposals affect Federal provincial relations or the privileges and Powers of the provinces d is there an unwritten convention that the commons and Senate should not ask Britain to Amend the Constitution in a Way that affects provincial Powers without their consent in is there a constitutional require ment that provincial consent must be obtained before any changes Are made amending the provinces Powers Ottawa decision to go to the supreme court for an opinion on its proposal came after the Newfoundland supreme court ruled 3 to 0 in favor of the that court ruled unanimously on All three on the Manitoba court of Appeal had ruled 3 to 2 in favor of saying provincial consent is not required because Britain has previously passed amendments Over their 56 years of talks on april the Quebec court of Appeal agreed unanimously that tru Deaus proposals would infringe on provincial Powers but decided 4 to 1 that there is no written or unwritten requirement for provincial Trudeau opened the current debate last announcing that after 56 years of fruitless attempts to gain provincial agreement on an amending the Federal government was going on six of the justices were appointed by they Are Jean William Brian Willard and Antonio Ron Ald Martland and Roland were appointed in the late 1950s by Progress Ive conservative prime minister John Julien Chouinard was appointed by conservative Leader Joe Clark when Clark was prime savings add up Ottawa has saved a tidy million or More As a result of Albertas Over shipments of Oil to Eastern both governments knew about and both kept record Cabinet prime minister Trudeau minor shuffling of his Cabinet yesterday turned it into a record operation with 35 the largest since flight delay the second flight of the space shuttle Columbia will be delayed weeks or even a month beyond its 9 launch Date because of a fuel spill that unglued some of its heat protective seam of Gold tonight is the big night for the Winnipeg jets Dale Haverchuck the seam of Gold in the teams draft mine but its an even bigger night for John Index Ann 31 45 28 23 72 Jumble 7 65 sports to ;