Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 30, 1982, Winnipeg, Manitoba David the of a Man who police say shot his ttys children before shooting himself has called Totan inquest to determine if he should have been re leased from where he was referred for psychiatric 1 lost almost everything i love in the 1 want said Zumreta Mustafic in Art interview on one Day after he was released from Victoria general Hospi police say Ramiz took his children for a car ride that ended when he shot them in the head and then shot himself died while has regained consciousness and is in stable Ramiz instill Mustafic said she plans to employ a lawyer to press for Art inquest into the circumstances surrounding her Hus bands release Froni she said she has tried repeatedly and without Success to Contact the Psychia Trist who interviewed her husband acid who agreed to let him go Mical examiner Peter mar a Estephe said it will be at least a couple of weeks before a decision is made on whether to order an he said any decision will be based on the condition of the father and his and on whether criminal charges Are Laid or a civil suit All that could be Learned that is important to the Public is whether he Mustafic should have been released from said Art i request could be held to see if the death and injuries could have been he Mustafic said her husband was Exa mined 18 by the family who believed he was suffering from depression aft nervous she said the doctor considered his condition severe enough to refer him to Victoria Cienega Hospital that where he was admitted for psychiatric for 30 Mif Lutes that Musta fic said the psychiatrist spoke with her see Mother Page 4 Light Snow tonight Cloudy tomorrow 0 250 november 1982 vol m no 1 sets Moon rises sets Home delivery 9570550 classified 9562330 second class mail registration number 0266 Dave free press on my work i draws fire by Michael Doyle Winnipeg free press Ottawa plans by Boeing of can Ada in Winnipeg to build nose Cone material for the new my intercontinental missile with the Aid of a Federal loan brought fire Down on prime minister Trudeau in the com Mons new democratic party defence spokesman Terry Sargeant Interlake revealed the loan agree ment in the commons and said Boeing is to receive from the defence Industry productivity program travel costs up Ottawa up travelling expenses for Cabinet ministers and maps who were their parliamentary secretaries soared 70 per cent last year to More than figures the expenses Only include work done in official it Cost Mil lion More to Send maps and department officials to International conferences and hundreds of thousands to Send Public servants and some elected officials on Trade missions around the agriculture minister Eugene Whelan spent on travel in the year ending last March More than any other Cabin i last year Whelan spent Treasury Board president Herb Gray was ordered two months look at How Public servant expenditures can be but his own travelling budget nearly doubled last year As Industry Gray spent last up from the year fisheries minister Pierre de then regional economic expansion min spent during the up from see ministers Page 4 Dipp to retool if it gets a contract to build reentry nose Cones for the Multi ple warheads used on the president Reagan to de ploy a new Fleet of the missiles in a dense pack near the idea is that incoming soviet mis Siles would destroy one another by converging on a Small leaving the my Safe in specially hardened Sargeant said the project is another indication Canada is getting heavily involved in nuclear arms Busi although Trudeau said he knew nothing about the he argued itis obvious it will create a Large number of he accused the nip of a schizophrenic policy toward de while Sargeant said the prime ministers argument about jobs was absolute nip split Trudeau said there is no unified nip position on what level arms production is acceptable or whether Canada should get out of of anger from the he members support the Alliance and others do not while tories shouted the never talks about its opposition to nato during Lyle Boeing Vic president in confirmed the company is competing with a firm to Supply Graphite epoxy components for Mili tary use to Avo systems he would not say whether the material was destined ultimately for the my decision awaited1 Bryson also confirmed the petition included a development pro Gram costing about for which Boeing has applied for Federal assistance would also Boeing up Grade its nondestructive testing Bryson a decision on which company will win the contract is expected Early in Bryson would not reveal How much the contract would be but he said the company does not plan to apply for More for production of the Antiwar activists in Winnipeg were Quick to denounce beings production they rejected arguments the project was necessary to produce the solution to unemployment cer see Boeing Page 4 Pilot finally gets credit for paying fuel Bill Montreal up air Florida Pilot Robert Lewis has been Given credit for getting his air line out of a tight spot in que when Lewis brought his Boe ing 737 jetliner into Quebec City 20 for air Florida inaugural charter flight from the provincial capital to he found credit arrangements for refuelling haunt been made with the local Shell Canada rather than strand his Passen Gers at the the 36year old Pilot placed litres 430 Gallons of aviation fuel on his personal Shell credit which fortunately Doest have a credit the Bill was the following Shell Tore up the Bill and invoiced Miami based air Florida in the usual Man taking Lewis off the he is one of our Tungho Indi Robert an air Florida chief said of Lewis in an interview As a matter of Hes a company Check airman we sent up there for the inaugural flight just to handle Little unforeseen problems like welcoming note Kazuhiro the Winnipeg symphony orchestras new and his wife Masami Are welcomed at the Ailport by the Winnipeg youth conducted by Carlisle the japanese conductor was due to be officially welcomed by mayor Bill Nome today at 11 at City he will make his season debut court told of spying confession Canadian admits handing Over nato data to says London App Britain charged at the spy trial of Canadian economics Hugh Hambleton today that he admitted More than 80 to secret nato ments and giving them to soviet Kab secret police prosecutors said Hambleton spied for the soviets for 30 during which he received weekly radio Mes sages from Kab agents in Morse code while he worked at natos economic directorate in Paris from it was a very efficient system and he photographed Well Over 80 Topse Cret attorney general sir Michael Havers said on the second Day of the jury trial at London old Bailey Central criminal the documents carried natos cosmic meaning Dis closure would result in exceptionally grave damage to the 15counttry Western military partnership Between the United states and its Havers smuggled to Moscow Havers told the court yesterday that Hambleton disclosed to British special Branch investigators that he was smuggled to Moscow and personally thanked by then Kab director Yuri who is now Leader of the Al powerful soviet communist the meeting with Andropov occurred Over dinner in a Moscow apartment in 1975 and was quite an Havers quoted Hambleton As who holds both Brit ish and Canadian has pleaded not guilty to passing Topse Cret Western information to soviet agents Between 1956 and 1979 while he worked for nato in Hambleton now is an economics professor at que Bec cites Laval Havers described Hambleton As a lonely Man and quoted the defendant As telling his interrogators he Felt a sense of belonging to the officer class of the the Ott Waborn economist admit Ted to his interrogators he had passed information to the Kab and that he was never paid Hambleton faces two charges of sup plying Moscow with information which might have been or was intended to be directly or indirectly useful to an the first charge alleges he communicated nato secrets to soviet agents Between 1956 and 1961 when he worked As an economist for the alleges he obtained information that could be useful to an enemy Between 1956 and Hambleton had been detained by the ramp in 1979 when sophisticated spy ing equipment was found in his Ottawa but he was not charged after an investigation showed he had not Vio lated Canadas official secrets solicitor general Robert Kaplan told the commons in Ottawa on yesterday the Canadian government did not have enough evidence to convict Hambleton when it considered charging with spying for by the time the ramp obtained fur ther Hambleton had left for vacation in Britain where he has been detained since Kaplan said in reply to conservative my Chris speyers Kaplan said the charges Hambleton faces at the old Bailey Are the result of cooperation Between the Canadian and British Security we should be pleased to see that Justice is being done in the he Havers said during the Moscow Din Ner Andropov had urged Hambleton to see Canadian Page 4 unable to find Hospital bed for dying my says by Larry Hill a Winnipeg doctor says he failed in at least four to find a bed in an intensive care unit for a critically ill Brandon woman who died Margaret a 37yearold Mother of entered a regular Ward of the health sciences Centre on 3 for treatment of a severe liver inflame but a shortage of Beds for the seriously ill stymied attempts by her family and Gerald her to place her in intensive j was very said head of the gastroenterology Section of the hocs internal Medicine i think she needed the he i was quite keen to get her into the intensive care i life would not release the name of his former but a sister of the deceased woman confirmed her Iden i was there in the Hospital for the three weeks when she was still said Moyra Habing in a Tele phone interview from her Home in Habing said family members tried to have Moore transferred to the special where a on Toone relationship exists Between nurses and patients and youre watched a web of medical equipment been connected to Moores body and we just Felt that intensive care would have been an she you never know she never did get into intensive care but maybe it have been any you never said Iliffe could not say whether intensive care would have saved Moores but he lamented the decreasing num Ber of available Beds throughout the adding it led to the personal aggravation of people who dont get help when they need Iliffe said he sees about two patients a month who need hospitalization but dont get i try to explain that they would be better off in a Hospital but Beds Are being Cut Back and we just dont have the resources to get them in its a lot harder to get somebody into the Hsc now than it used to said who joined the Hospital in Rural residents who travel to Winni Peg to use its medical facilities Are among the hardest hit by overcrowded he i really feel sorry for people from Swan River and places like there having to hang around in hotels All the incur ring expenses and foregoing wages while waiting for Iliffe did not blame his colleagues or the Hsc administration for the prob bed shortages and a general Cline in the Quality of health care Span the he Blue tee red Winnipeg Blue bombers Are seeing red Over the amount of Green have to pay into the ufus Gate equalization and travel unwelcome canola Industry spokesmen Arent pleased about wheat Ioard minister Haen argues proposal for a canola marketing no shows four am Way executives plan to defy an order to appear at a court hearing in Ottawa Dollar Deal Manitoba reached into its pocket yesterday and bought Deer Lodge Hospital from Ottawa department of veterans affairs for Index Ann 18 50 34 49 23 34 6 24 7 Jumble Puzzle 39 29 sports 48 51 17 to 29 ;