Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 25, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 Winnipeg free november 1981 evidence police Constable says continued from Page 1 where Are they i cant find you cant find them so you created this fiction Why did you do that i to help my the Cross examination continued until judge Robert after hear ing the Crown counsel complain about Yards attack on the agreed to end saying i believe you have made your Point and i do not protest Clark says Toronto up the labor move ments huge weekend demonstration in Ottawa to protest High interest rates and unemployment is something new and dangerous in says conservative Leader Joe once the kind of tradition you saw this last you change the tradition of Clark said during a Brief Toronto Clark told about 100 members of the Paul progressive conservative association that the protest by the Cana Dian labor Congress was an indication of How Cut off the Liberal government is from Ordinary ramp said the protest attracted about the Csc estimated people were claiming it to be the largest demonstration in Canadian history on parliament attacked budget canadians should have the right to make their feelings but a right As Well to expect government to respond to their Clark in attacking this Federal Clark added big companies like dome Petroleum have been Able to remove some of its sting but Ordinary canadians Are deeply affected and cant get any Clark said the budget will attack contributions to Blue Cross and dental it could provoke companies into eliminating privately operated medical and dental plans because of new taxes on employee he he said companies contemplating introduction of those plans might change their minds in View of the new want to hear any More about in an Yard said that he was disturbed by the response of the two judges who presided Over the preliminary commenting on the incident at the first judge Mcdonald said i was disappointed certainly to find one of the who although he lost his didst say that he lost his but had attempted to reconstruct from the police report As to what and Why he would do a thing like that i Haven the foggiest idea but i suppose we All do stupid in an interview judge Mcdonald said he considered fors bergs action deplorable but did not feel he deliberately misled the if i can Hazard a i would say that its probably the duty of policemen to maintain their notebooks and when this one failed to do rather than admit he did a stupid i would say the sense of values there is a Little but i dont think its up to me to censure in a Case like its up to the Crown to make the Mcdonald said he would like to think the police department disciplined the officer for the rather serious surely he committed a service Type of offence rather than Crimi Nal offence and the discipline is Best left to the if they dont know about it or Haven done anything about that Points to a weakness in the in an Yard said his experience has been that in situations where a citizen perjured himself in a judge has reacted Ive seen cases where even on suspicion that a witness May not be telling the the judge sternly reminds him that he is under oath and must Tell the Yard in this it was kind of remark Able that neither judge thought it Nec Essary to chastise the officer in any and to that what happened in court is a poor reflection of How our judicial system dealt with it at that at the very least the judge ought to have this is a Damn poor youre a Man who gives evidence All a photo friends and egyptian soldiers shake hands yesterday after participating in joint manoeuvres in desert 120 Kilometres North of the codenamed operation Bright involves troops and Are designed to prepare american soldiers to repel any attack against Middle Eastern Oil the you cant go around doing maybe that All the officer would have but when he didst get you gee is he going to go away thinking he can get away with it with impunity Deputy police chief de Igelski said in an interview he knew nothing about the incident but will investigate it with the attorney generals contacted fors Berg said he comment because police officers Are not allowed to talk to the closing of pools proposed continued from Page 1 Fields and outdoor Tennis but that they need it recommended designation of 100 hardball 250 softball 150 soccer 16 football Fields and 17 soccer football Fields to be maintained in Good enough shape to be used All it also said there Are 250 Public Tennis courts and 45 operated by Agen cies with some use it re commended that City courts be maintained in Good Johnston later said upgrading of facilities and other recommendations in the report would Cost about million to Steve president of the Manitoba track and Field de cried the reports failure to mention outdoor running he also said the Only outdoor area in Winnipeg for track and Field meets is the University of Manitoba which he said needs at least Worth of up the report said the City should have one Field the one under construction at the u of Fitzjohn said one Field House for a City of people is particularly when the report recommended one Arena for every Johnston said he is willing to look at but that the report was narrowed Down to look at 22 specific areas and some had to be left the report said Winnipeg has 18 Public and private Golf one for every and 000 users each Johnston said Public courses Are utilized to capacity and private ones slightly House approves clause giving women continued from Page 1 some lawyers have said Section 15 Doest while others say the override clause must be removed in order to Guaran tee women Schrofel said she agrees with the latter the constitutional agreement still does not have Quebec but Justice minister Jean Chretien told the commons yesterday Ottawa is willing to the door is still open and even when the Constitution is brought Home it can be he the commons vote came As optimism mounted on the government Side that the constitutional Resolution will pass the House by leaving Only a Senate Vole before it is sent to Britain for ratification by the British commons and company stalls plan following nip Victory continued from Page 1 Are now being dumped into Landfill Sites and with few used solvents Are a valuable economic Leander adding they can be reclaimed economically and he the company plans to bring solvents to its the former Jordan winery from collection stations scattered across Western Leander he explained it is inexpensive for empty transport trucks heading East from Alberta to ship solvents to the Selkirk firm for at the proposed Plant in the spent solvents would be stored in run through the cleaning then stored in other tanks until sold and shipped solid waste from the process would be placed in Drums and returned to the company Plant in Alberta and incan both Oerke and Leander stressed that the process would have Little Environ mental Impact on the Leander promised the company would exceed All fire and safety regulations and said the Plant would be open to Public were not afraid of people seeing what we Leander said dangerous goods routes Are to be established for the transport trucks hauling solvents in answer to said the Chance of a spill is very if a spill occurs we have the equip knowhow and manpower to Deal with he one resident charged that the town int prepared to Deal with a chemical mayor Bill Shead said the town is in the process of getting plans in French explode nuclear bomb Paris a France carried out an underground nuclear test at its South Pacific testing ground at muru Roa atoll the office of president Francois Mitterrand said it that contrary to claims by the Greenpeace it was not a test of a Neutron a new zealand seismic Laboratory put the Power of the test at two under preceding never commented on reported the Resolution would bring Home the 1867 British North America entrench a charter of rights and make the package adjustable under an amending Chretien is predicting it will be Back by Liberal House Leader Yvon Pinard postponed a scheduled fifth Day of budget debate until Friday to allow tonal debate he expects will end Tomor i see no reason at this stage Why the debate should last longer than this Pinard and debate should end in the Senate he opposition House leaders were less opt although they were not ruling out an Early finish to a Long and controversial new Democrat Ian Deans acting for a convalescing Stanley Knowles said he does not want to see people forced to abbreviate what they have to i think what must be must be said Deans the end is in numerous new democrats want to speak on aboriginal a constitutional rights clause agreed upon by the premiers and Ottawa is Likely to come in for criticism from some new democrats who sympathize with claims by Indian leaders that it might weaken their claims to resource Rich leaving them Only with existing Hunting and fishing conservative House Leader Erik Nielsen said he is not optimistic debate will end this although he would prefer an Early the Yukon my is trying to get his party to agree to seek constitutional changes maxing it easier that the North West territories and the Yukon to eventually become under the present amending such a move would require substantial provincial agreement whereas now it is up to Ottawa opposition to Aid cuts overruled continued from Page 1 the Federal Money is mainly destined for hospitalization and pos second Ary Quebec finance minister Jacques Pari who prompted a War of statistics monday by issuing a critique of the Federal remained at least partly at Odds with Maceachen calculations he dismissed some reporters suggestions that Quebec which joined the other provinces in a common front against Otta might eventually find itself alone again As it is in the constitutional he said All provinces lose Money under the Maceachen proposal and that Why stick Federal figures released yesterday show that while total transfers will still increase slightly in Ottawa will actually gain million by reducing Cash transfers by that Maceachen Drew some of the Stron Gest criticism from the six provinces Quebec and the four Atlantic provinces that now receive billion in annual equalization the six fear Maceachen new for Mula Means the rate of increase in equalization will fall Saul Manitoba representative because of the changeover of government in that said the Federal proposals mean Manitoba will lose a horrendous but he was More optimistic about the future of the this is the this is not the end by any in order to Mark Down every single piece of merchandise in the store for the Mammoth 6 hour Blitz works will be closed All Day today and tomorrow until Sharp this incredible 6 hour Blitz will be the most sensational Sale of Fine bed living and Dinette suites Winnipeg has Ever tomorrow evening from until Midnight you will have the most outstanding Opportunity for substantial savings on items for your look for works value packed full Page and in tomorrows free press remember no one will to 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