Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 29, 1983, Winnipeg, Manitoba From War in Vietnam to local by Mike Ward a Man Tobi my facing the in armed robbery Efta fies in Kansas has told ramp where the body of Steinbach teenager David Wiebe is Bate Joe Lizeri volunteered the after being arrested last month by police in Larj feel Seftell of the Hutchinson police do Parturient said Golf Lien said he had information about Wiebes whereabouts and asked to to Trtat Stein Tach Mil it said Taew where this Basys Tody was a mounting tame Delft to Lifite flew him acid he repeated the his stary cant be verified of Lii the Spring swell said is charged with Fielding up three Kansas a Tongg while armed with a shot the detective he was arrested after his ear slammed Inte a Snowbank following a High Speed he said he was an american named David Snell later on he admitted this was True and that he had obtained the identity he then told us who he really was and that the Steinbach police would be interested in talking to him about this boys the detective said that Cert zen had served in the array for a Short time but fled after military officials began probing his Goetzen is undergoing psychiatric evaluation at a Kansas state Hospital there is always the possibility that he has made up the Seftell he knows Hes rating a lengthy jail term and could be fabricating the Story just to be extradited by the Golf teens lawyer Trish Meyers Eon firmed that he had told the where to find Wiebes the last i heard was that the ramp plan to ask for his she see Man Page 4 Clear tonight 4 sunny tomorrow 6 Dave tree pre f a v a a of a v t r Wayne Hamilton found the bodies of six dogs which had been shot to death near the flood Way South of s found dead near flood Way shot through Hal Frozen bodies left beside Road South of City by Doug Speirs the Hal Frozen bodies of six which apparently had been shot to were discovered South of the City yesterday near the Winnipeg flood Way in the Rural municipality of there were some dogs killed Here last but this is the most there has Darlene an area Resi said As she stopped her car on a dirt Road near where the bodies of the dogs were Masse said the bodies of other dogs have been strewn along the same area near provincial Road 247 for a number of it does bother us very if they want to dispose of their they should have the decency to Dis pose of them in a proper she the dogs a German three Shepherd a Doberman pins her and a Labrador Pup were found by Wayne Hamilton of Winni and his while the two were driving near the flood Way outside i thought they were sheep at Shane i think the Guy who did it is five of the dogs Lay clustered together near the Bottom of a while the Doberman rested about about a kilo metre near the All of the dogs appeared to have been shot through the Paul manager of the Winni Peg humane said yesterday he will investigate the i put a Finger on whose doing but i do want to invest the big Guy receives fines of for four misleading advertising charges by Paula Martin the big caught telling tall tales to draw customers to his used car sales got the gears yesterday from a provincial court judge who slapped him with a Jim Gauthier Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac pleaded guilty to four charges of misleading advertising under the combines investigation act and was fined on each count by judge Robert the Crown and defence agreed on a Fine of for each of the which carry a maximum penalty of the judge said he viewed the of fences of dishonest and fraudulent advertising seriously because they were used solely for the purpose of bringing people in to Gauthiere main Street Federal Crown prosecutor Peter Kremer called the classified ads used by the dealer part of a bait and switch Deal in which a used vehicle was advertised at a better Hanaver age when the customer went to View the he found it was sold and efforts were then made to sell him Kremer court was told that Between april and ads were placed in the free each describing two cars for Sale and providing a number where the Reader could reach a when a potential customer inquired about one of the cars described in the he was told Adams was an other Salesman invited him in to see the Kremer when the customer he was told the car had already been but the ads continued to run in the new spa Kremer four different ads promoting two cars each ran a total of and 26 times from mid april until the end of he noting that was spent on Kremer said the ads looked like they were placed by private he said the Federal consumer affairs department received numerous com plaints about cars being sold before the customer arrived while the ads continued to Kremer said Gauthier was inter viewed by department officials after the complaints were he told them the name Adams was a pseudonym that alerted All salesmen to take the the ads continued to with the names of four Dealership salesmen substituted for the name Gate this further Griss he said Many Rural Pound keepers shoot unclaimed dogs if no one will pay for the animals to be destroyed by a they dont have much other Choice theres nowhere else to take but a destroyed animal should be taken to a Landfill site and not left along the Roadside to he Macdonald Reeve Carl Pitura said yesterday the Rural municipality does not have a Pitura said he was shocked to learn about the dead we know that an Odd dog gets but the number youre talking about to me is that sounds like a real Slaughter of he health Hazard you Shock me with this Type of we dont condone any thing of this we Are a Rural but we dont condone he said the dogs could become a health Hazard and said a municipal Crew would be sent to remove the carcasses you cant leave a mass of dead dogs to decay out in the a Morris ramp spokesman said he was unaware of the problem and added the detach nent has yet to receive any complaints about inordinate numbers of dead dogs in the residents interviewed yesterday said the problem has been dragging on for but refused to speculate Why their Remote area had been selected As a dogs 250 Home delivery 9570880 classified 9562330 second class mail if registration number 0286 mini m Pepin rejects farm petition against Crow by Michael Doyle Winnipeg free press Ottawa an embattled transport minister Jeanluc Pepin is determined to introduce his proposals to change the Crown est pass freight rate for Grain when the commons resumes sitting after the easter senior aides said Pepin is sticking by his guns despite protests by Farmers who oppose him and mounting pressure from almost every political the strength of opposition to the changes was underlined in the House yesterday when lome Nystrom presented a petition signed by no consensus Nystrom told Pepin the petition makes it Clear there is no consensus in the West to change the Crow Nystrom and other new democrats had earlier carried metre High ply Wood crows into the speaker Jeanne Sauve first asked Nystrom to remove them and then ordered deputies to carry them the crows were covered with signatures from the Peti Tion opposing Crow rate Sauve said Nystrom should know it is against commons rules to bring exhibits into the the House of commons is not a place for it is a place for she Farmers carried about 12 other crows in protest outside the commons angered Pinard the dispute Over the crows so irritated government House Leader Yvon Pinard that he vowed to Block unanimous consent needed to debate a new Democrat members Bill to declare Canada a nuclear weapon free the debate was to take place Tomor the last Day of the current sit new Democrat Doug who introduced the Bill Only moments ear immediately accused Pinard of trickery and acting like a child to avoid debate on the contentious Pepins office said the transport minister is readying his final version of proposed Crow changes and Pepin told the commons yesterday he will Welcome debate because farm ers Are getting a Good he has made changes to a Bootleg version of his Bill which has become current in the West and he plans to introduce the final version in the com Mons shortly after it resumes sit Ting april the Crow rate was set in 1897 and allows Farmers to Send Grain to Export ports at a fraction of the real at half a cent per the rate allows a Bushel to go by rail to Vancou ver or Thunder Bay for less than it costs to mail a opponents of the rate say it is out makes Grain hauling unattractive to reduces service and creates artificial ties in Trade of other agricultural products such As see Pepin Page 4 Indian spending probed by Greg Bannister ramp commercial crime officers Are investigating the possible mis use of at least in Federal funds Given to the greater Winnipeg in last two Mel a Volunteer member of the said last night the Council received of the Money last year so it could plan a role for natives in the Core area initiative Fontaine said police also Are investigating How in Federal Money from the Secretary of states office was spent in we dont know what happened to he there Are just no records of Fontaine said a further in Federal Given to the Council in Early also is being he said there Are few reliable records to show How that Money was an ramp spokesman confirmed last night two members of the commercial crime division Are looking into allegations of misuse of there Are a number of allegations were looking said the All we Are saying at the moment is that the matter is under the spokesman said the investigation would Likely take a Fontaine said ramp began their probe after some Council members the Money for the Core see ramp Page 4 judge bans publication of accused killers name Ottawa up a supreme court of Ontario judge ordered a ban yester Day on Media identifying a Man charged with first degree the ban extended to the use of any details about the accused although he had been named in Early press accounts of the Lawrence the mans Law said he sought the temporary ban to protect his clients right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty under Section 24 1 of the Constitution Al charter of the Ottawa citizen says it will a peal the issued by Justice John Osier said the ban might be renewed after a hearing april 5 when interested parties will be allowed to present their he said the ban was necessary in View of the real possibility that exists that the presumption of innocence May be in practice very difficult to preserve if lurid details Are published regarding the offence with which the accused is charged the Man was charged after a teen age girl was stabbed at a Small party that turned violent Early Roxanne of nearby died in Hospital of a Kitchen knife wound to the the lawyer said it is the first time he has heard of such an order based on the charter of game Over the Winnipeg warriors 198283 season ended last night with their third straight playoff loss to the Lethbridge Pill probe two thirds of top Patent medicines contain unsafe or ineffective a study has q fight Over lab a cleanup of Lead contaminated boulevards has been stalled while governments argue about will pay the state of siege anti sandinista exiles from Honduras have besieged a town of people in Index Ann 18 27 7 28 32 14 32 6 23 7 Jumble 36 25 25 27 sports 46 29 17 to 27 i i ;