Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 23, 1982, Winnipeg, Manitoba Many doctors work by Manfred Jager major Winnipeg clinics and medical offices remained open and Busy yester Day despite continuing strike action by doctors represented by the Manitoba medical the Day marked the Start of the third week of the Mas periodic strike to Force the province to Bow to the associations demand for binding arbitration to Settle fee about 75 per cent of doctors stayed off the Job 10 and but free press surveys and doctors reports pointed to reduced strike participation during last weeks two walkout sources in some major Winnipeg clinics said yesterday that general As Well As paediatricians and have tended to return to regular office hours during strike in nost Winnipeg medical office buildings half the doctors were reported on regular duty during last weeks strike a Floodb floor Survey of Winnipeg medical arts building yesterday revealed the Mma distributed closed sign in Only four doctors patient traffic in elevators and hallways was described As at least 75percent Normal for the average monday Mma officials met Friday with health minister Larry Desjardins and Are hot Ftp acted to meet again until after the weekly meeting of Cabinet government sources said yesterday the minister has no new proposals to take to but May want to air the strike with his col leagues As a matter of the College of physicians and surgeons of the prof Ess ions licensing and disciplinary is beginning to receive complaints about the strike from the College registrar James Morison said yesterday a growing number of Winni Eggers have called in recent Days to voice annoyance and frustration about the see patient Page 4 sunny today Clear tonight 22 november free press Sun rises sets Moon rises sets Home delivery 9570550 classified 9562330 second cuss mail registration number 0288 College to Block clinic by Christie Mclaren the College of physicians and surgeons of Manitoba will Block attempts by Henry Morgentaler to open an abortion clinic in says col lege registrar James the College is required to License All no Hospital surgical Morison said because abortions out Side hospitals Are against Federal it will refuse to License Morgentaler proposed he said Morgentaler has not approached the College for a should an unlicensed abortion clinic Morison said the College would expect the Manitoba government to act in the first the College also has the authority to remove doctors licences to practise in he no clinic yet in an interview Morgen Taler said his proposed Winnipeg clinic May not get off the ground for two or three months because clinic space and a doctor have not yet been Morgentaler tried and acquitted three times in recent years for per forming illegal abortions in Quebec has announced he wants to Start clinics in Winnipeg and but he said a clinic planned to open in Toronto at the beginning of no vember has been put on hold because the owner of the fearing Legal backed out of the the criminal code states that Abor can be performed Only with the consent of a therapeutic abortion com Mittee in an accredited the Quebec government now allows about eight private clinics and eight Community centres to provide abortions on he Morgentaler said he will write again to attorney general Roland Penner and the Federal new democratic party to try and persuade them to follow Quebec he said he will Tell them a pro abortion stance is politically As tute because most canadians polled support Safe abortions on Penner told Morgentaler last month in a letter he would not stay proceed Ings against the doctor if he was see antiabortion Page 4 up photo Radical solution a firefighter in checks the soldering remains of a red hot video store a group calling itself the Timmins fire brigade has claimed responsibility for attacks yesterday on three which sell pornographic video Mother grapples with shooting children in critical condition by David Obrien Zumreta Mustafic struggled yester Day to understand Why her husband took their two children on a ride Sun Day that police said ended with the Man shooting them before turning a gun on her was in critical while daughter was reported to be clinically although still breathing on life support Mustafich was in critical condition at Boniface he was a Happy Lucky kind of a he was extremely sociable ice loved his family very this is Why it is such a said in an interview yesterday outside the childrens Hospital intensive care her an Industrial Mechan came to Canada from Yugoslavia 15 years they had been married about 11 Mustafic said her husband told her sunday around 8 that he was going to get the car serviced sunday and he wanted to take his son my daughter she daddy girl screamed and hollered she wanted to go so he took both of when he he was smiling and he see you in a shot in Bead about two hours a Young Cou ple driving in the area of Annes Road near the red River spotted a tar with the Interior Light they looked inside and saw three peo ple unconscious in the front police found a revolver registered to Mustafic inside the the three had been shot in the police said their investigation concluded it was a double attempted Mur Der and attempted a few Days before the Mustafic her husband became depressed about his although he was in Good physical he began complaining about Stom Ach discomfort a week a doctor found no physical but his persistent complaining resulted in his admission thursday night to Victoria general Hospital for a routine psychiatric observation she Mustafic said her husbands father had suffered a nervous break Down and his sister had committed suicide in he thought he would have a nervous breakdown he thought because his father had he would he Wor ried Emin would suffer one i think that Why he Only wanted to take Emin with Gordon the psychiatrist who examined said Mustafic was depressed about his health and worried about his he had suffered a recent Job although he was working when the incident Smith said he didst have time to get to know but what he did was unexpected based on the clinical Pic it have been the emotional symptoms were in its obvious he was a very disturbed severe depression is a common cause of suicide and often a Parent will sometimes want to take his children with him rather than leave them to a cruel said Mustafic was to be observed for about two weeks but Smith said his patient insisted he Felt Fine and wanted to go he said they compromised by giving him a weekend Mustafic said she is angry at the Hospital and the doctor for letting her husband go i dont think he should have been let maybe none of this would have Waves stick at soviets Washington a wielding both stick and president Rea Gan proposed yesterday to deploy the huge my missile in a string of Wyo Ming then invited the soviet Union to take several joint Steps to Abate fears of an accidental nuclear it still takes weapons to prevent Reagan said of his option for the so called dense pack deployment of the my missile a missile he christened the but he said the United states wants deep cuts in the worlds Arsenal of Wear opposition the president proposed that the superpowers begin that process with a concerted attempt to preclude the possibility of accidental on that he proposed they Tell each other in Advance of plans to test inter Continental missiles or launch major military exercises and suggested a Broa ranging Exchange of Basic data about our nuclear in his televised Reagan said he Hopes to remove Surprise and uncertainty at the sudden appearance of such missiles on the warning screens of the two in support of his proposal to Exchange information about nuclear Reagan said the More one Side knows about what the other Side is the less room there is for Surprise and we would prefer that the soviets dismantle ss18s their intercontinental ballistic missiles rather than we build More Reagan said in a written statement about his my Deci but we can accommodate either and maintain see Reagan Page 4 Andropov balks at concessions Moscow Reuter communist party Leader Yuri presiding Over his first party Central committee said yesterday the soviet Union is not prepared to make any preliminary concessions in order to improve relations with the United at the gathering which promoted Seidar a former career member of the Kab Security to replace Veteran politician Andrei Kirilenko on the ruling Andropov stressed the soviet Union is interested in reaching agreement on arms control with the but insisting that Moscow has Noth ing to Retreat Andropov said nobody should expect it to carry out unilateral we Are not a naive he said in the speech reported by the official news Agency Early Andropov was unanimously elected a member of the presidium of the supreme soviet by a show of Moscow party chief Viktor Grishin opened the session at 10 1 Cost today with a Resolution asking the delegates to ratify Andropov As the party new general Andropov approval As party Leader was a the 68yearold Andropov also was widely believed poised to assume the largely ceremonial consolidating his grip on inner the changes in the the party inner were the first announced since Andropov was elected party general Secretary 12 after the death of Leonid who was both head of the Al powerful party and soviet Tass said who served in politburo under Nikita Khrushchev and was relieved of his duties because of poor health and at his own Andropov directed Many of his re Marks before the Central committee to the Reagan administration in washing which has expressed the wish for changes in soviet foreign he said the soviet Union remains committed to peace and but added that statements in which Readi Ness for normalizing relations is linked see soviets Page 4 wheat Premium last Straw by Rod Edwards it rivals the Challenge of sell ing but the Canadian wheat Board has sold tonnes of wheat to the americans whose own granaries Are brimming with the to top the wheat Board says the americans will have to pay a Premium of a tonne if they want to buy the made last week to a Grain was valued at about the Canadian however will not be viewed favor ably by Farmers who Are being asked to Cut Back product Ion to lower their own Farmers in both countries fear lowered incomes this year As enormous world Grain supplies depress a Board spokesman said the Premium was introduced after the initial Sale and reflects qual Ity of the Grain which is the Best Canada feed Grade suitable for milling into bread no further sales have been made since the Price was in final offer the Federal government has made a offer to Quebec to replace ailing age Lecair with or else satellite dishes will be seized if owners dont Stop use of television says communications minister Francis there off the Winnipeg free press sports departments spirit of Christmas fund is off to a running Start this farm chorus fractured and the farm Community has twisted an adage divided we United we Index Ann 27 28 33 47 33 6 24 8 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