Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 25, 1982, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 with Peg free november inspects in l i y i t i j1 t f r v after identification disputed continued from Page 1 will not appear to be conspicuously judge Huband said the who spent a total of 10 seconds observing her probably based her sub sequent identification of him at the preliminary inquiry and trial on her impressions from the rather from the me described the police lineup As a situation in which the police identified their suspect to her by Means of juxtaposition and distinction from the others in the after the woman was assaulted in she told her husband of the attack and he pursued a Man by he and a Friend then apprehended a later identified As who they saw running Down a Lane and who supposedly matched the woman de at a police lineup the woman identified Faryna As her attacker and he was Chornopyski claims Nome stand revised continued from Page 1 Pyskir attributed to the mayor is the position the province has taken All he Norrie is just agreeing with our Norrie told City Council earlier this official says jobs crucial continued from Page i obtained funding for the conference from the Core conference coordinator Jean alte Meyer said there Hast been that much accomplished in the even though jobs Are critical to its the program is funded by the province and residents question the desirability of the High technology industries plan ners Hope to attract to the fearing they could disrupt intercity neighbor Altemeyer Many people Are saying we should support existing Small businesses that Are already Here so they can Altemeyer also cited a Lack of consultation Between planners and Core residents who need and Confer ence organizers say firm shave not been approached strongly at least one group of employers made its initial Contact with the employment Agency and with potential employees at the Dierdre Bonnycastle said employers she represents have been having a hell of a time finding out if they can get funding to train intercity residents for jobs As computer John a computer student at red River Community col said students in the program Are having trouble finding Micknak agreed to meet today with the two Larry general manager of the Core area initiative the Job project cannot be expected to come up with jobs on a steady we could have jobs in a month and then nothing for six month he would announce his position on Logan at the 1 Council he said at the time he was waiting for More the source of which he would not Chornopyski said the mayor wanted to make sure residential and Industrial land uses were at least separated by the Salter Street the City proposal would be similar to the so called plan which has been approved by the other two partners in the rejuvenation that plan called for residences on the East Side of the Bridge surrounded by an Industrial but Chornopyski said while its very i dont think that theres nearly the housing As the Homes on the East Side of the Bridge would not be situated in an Industrial but one for Light commercial similar to the businesses there he he said he believes the City will be Able to get the province to agree to the but employment minis Ter Lloyd Axworthy May be a prob Lem because with less land set aside for the number of jobs created by the scheme would Bone of Contention the original plan calling for a full Industrial Park would have created up to new it was the Corner Stone of the target of jobs to be created under the Cor Earea the Logan Avenue area has been a Bone of Contention in the scheme to revitalize Winnipeg inner City almost since the Day the program was announced in residents whose houses Are being expropriated for the eight hectare 20 acre Industrial Park Are fed up with waiting and want the City to decide by wednesday whether they will have to move out of the spokesman Helen Schultes said we want a decision by whatever it because they cant keep us in limbo any said chairman of a committee fighting to have Homes included in the Schultes said if Norrie has no Solu Tion to offer when he is to bring the matter Back to 350 supporters of the residents group who plan to attend the meeting will stand up and boo him in if we have to move then we would like to know because we need the rest of the Winter to find somewhere decent that we can she escaped killer shot dead by police up a convicted murderer who overpowered two prison guards and later took a father and daughter hostage was shot and killed by provincial police yesterday in the Village of 20 Kilometres West of George originally of Toron was killed by a single shot from an Opp officer after he failed to Stop at a police Roadblock in the the unidentified hostages and the guards were police serving time since 1965 for murder was described As extremely dangerous by police and prison officials said he was being transferred in a prison Van to Collins Bay Penitentiary armed with a Sharp he Over powered the two officers transferring forced them to strip and escaped with their clothes in a car police be Lieve was Clark then took a Man and his infant daughter hostage and drove to where he failed to Stop at a Roadblock set up by inside the tiny a shot was fired by police and the Escaper was judge Huband said although Faryna was the Man caught by the woman it was not Clear he was the one who assaulted the judge said the woman Hus band and the trial judge were wrong wheel they concluded that because Faryna ran from the he was the it is a instinctive reaction for a person on in circumstances such As to begin to run As soon As he hears a car which has been follow ing him in suspicious circumstances begin to he identification became the Cru Cial Issue in the judge Huband judge Huband said that because of the inherent problems with identification from improperly conducted line Canadian courts have taken the position such identification is to receive Little or no in the county court defence lawyer Jim Macdonald argued that the Way in which ton and the complainant were brought together was unfair and prejudicial because it was planted in her mind that he was the Man who Rapetti As a he her identification was not As objective and unbiased As was who does not speak had been charged with choking to overcome indecent assault causing bodily harm and forc Ible confinement after an incident last year involving an intoxicated of Edmonton was arrested after the complainant told police she was on her Way Home from a main Street hotel when she was pulled into a suite and she told the court she had consumed Between two and 10 although her blood Alco hol level was found to be More than three times the Legal limit for the accused was picked up by police the next Day and identified by the woman As her he was not picked out of a massacre panel warns top officials continued from base 1 from Page 1 Mission to report derogatory Materi Al against any individual who is not indicating that All israelis have been cleared of ability in the 1648 Slaughter of palestinian civilians in the Sabra and shatilla refugee the commis Sion jurisdiction extends Only to israelis and does not include the fighting Christian Phala Gist Mili Tiamen who have been identified As the actual killers by All in most the commission it was considering evidence that the israeli officials should have realized a massacre was Likely if the Phalan Gist forces were allowed to enter the refugee but did nothing to prevent devastating Impact the three member headed by supreme court chief jus Tice Yitzhak has no authority to punish individuals or to recommend prosecutions except for Perju an Adverse report from the commission could have a devas Tating Impact on the career of either a military or a civilian the last full scale commission of inquiry into the breakdown in Readi Ness for the yom kippur War in 1973 criticized the army chief of who promptly the commission said it was consid ering a finding that begin did not appropriately consider the role to be played by the lebanese forces and ignored the danger of acts of revenge and bloodshed by these forces against the population in the refugee concerning the commis Sion said it was considering a conclusion that he ignored of dismissed from his mind the danger of acts of revenge and bloodshed by the Leba Nese and did not order that the appropriate measures be taken to bearded prime minister begin sits in prevent this and that he did not order that the lebanese forces be removed from the Camps As quickly possible when he received re ports of acts of the most damaging potential find Ings were aimed at in addition to concluding that like begin and failed to consider adequately the danger of the commis Sion said that it May conclude that on the Middle Day of the Eitan approved the continuation of the lebanese forces operation in the refugee Camps until 18 and ordered that they be Given assistance for continuation of their in every but the com Mission said it was considering a conclusion that the individual was guilty of omission tantamount to non fulfilment of for the possible conclusion cited acts both of omission and commission resulting in breach of duty or no fulfilment of the final scheduled witness was Shamir who yesterday admitted that he took no action after another Cabinet communications minister Mordechai in formed him on 17 that the Phalanx its were running in his Shamir insisted that zip Pori was mistaken when he told the commission last week he had specifically used the terms Mas Sacre and Slaughter in the con Shamir said that neither word was you it sometimes happens that people remember that two people remember the same thing in a different Shamir a few hours after Shamir completed his the commission placed him on the list of officials who May be damaged by the the commission said it May conclude that after hearing from took no appropriate step to clarify if this report had and did not bring the report to the knowledge of the prime minis Ter or the defence told of killings zip Pori said last week he was told of the massacre by Zev Mili tary correspondent for the newspaper zip Pori said that he did not ask Schiff for the source of his but concluded that it came from Mili tary zip Pori said he passed the information to Shamir because he believed the foreign minister was in a better position to do something about press cited 0 for crime distortion continued from Page 1 while noting the limitations of one shot Penner said caution must be used in responding to Public demands for harsher sentencing be cause these demands the Public make Are partly the result of a distorted and inaccurate picture of the extent of the he said canadians have a distorted perception of the amount of crime in Canada because the Media tends to report Only the sensational aspects of criminal Law which does not conform to the Media has a Large Job to do in better informing canadians of the nature of the crime he on the Issue of crime Penner said Law Reform is a top Priori the criminal Law is vastly Over used in Canada As the preferred method of social he As he called for increased emphasis in the Core area initiatives project to the building of viable residential especially in areas like those North of East of Osborne and around main without revitalizing Winnipeg Core increasing the ranks of the cites police Force alone will not solve the problem of inner City he Hutt Erite proposal condemned Media distorted bid to eliminate Reeve says continued from Page 1 Public attention even before he presented it to the convention the Resolution was condemned by speakers tuesday by about a four to one margin before it was it was not debated again Mcfarland asked to have it with drawn yesterday because of the controversy surrounding he said no government would touch the resolve he also accused the news Media of distorting the proposals which was to eliminate discrimination and Stem the continuing permanent withdrawal of from the Market he said tuesday Hutte rites buy but never sell delegates voted More than m against withdrawing the with some saying the municipal Union should not avoid taking 3 stand on the there Are 71 Hutt Erite colonies in owning about Hect ares acres of the colonies also lease an estimated there Are about Hutte rites in the the colonies pay property in addition to dealing with Hutt Erite land passed a number of resolutions during the first two Days of the convention which ends punish vandals tuesday they passed resolutions ask ing the Federal government for harsher punishment for convicted vandals and the provincial government to pass poli cies to keep Farmland available for agricultural the convention rejected a Resolution which would restrict elected municipal officials to holding office for no More six years at a the proposal also would have required such officiate to sit out one term before running for office under existing municipal officials Are elected for three year the purpose of the Resolution was to rejuvenate municipal but opponents said such decisions should be up to the they also said some municipalities Are Short of people willing to take elected one Delegate noted that a Short time out of office is no Assurance the official will return with fresh As you our prime minister had a Little break in the action and Hes not a helluva lot better than he was the Delegate the convention also voted to have the Union express its dissatisfaction with current Federal government fiscal policy and to ask Ottawa to renegotiate the current Energy agreement with Alberta to bring it in line with its six and five percent in other Reeve pave harms of the Rural municipality of Pembina was reelected president of the Union by savings throughout the store super value Christmas Diamond Pendant not exactly As shown 95 Only 14k Gold Chain Winnipeg largest selection of Diamond lifetime free ring cleaning service 1 free insurance on All Diamond excellent selection of Beautiful Royal Doulton Llandro 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