Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 30, 1983, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 Winnipeg free March 34 outrage of Federal maps Honor guard Grilles Canadas first defence minister to accompanied by his chinese counterpart Zhang visit reviews a military Honor guard in peking Lamontagne leaves peking Friday for workers stage violent protests up police reinforcements from six ramp detachments were moved to Campbell ton yesterday following a Day of violent demonstrations by crowds of up to As the ramp emergency squad was placed on standby in Fredericton they Are needed at demonstration planned for 7 today atthe inter provincial Bridge linking Campbellton to workers have been gathering at the Bridge each Day for the last week As Quebec residents drive across to work in new Brunswick at Issue is the use of Quebec workers in new Brunswick workers in Northern new Many of them Are restricted by the Quebec government from finding jobs in Quebec the new Bruns Wick government has no such Regula Tion against Quebec the mood of the 200 people at the Bridge yesterday morning was police and they advised que Beers to Cross at their own after the crowd drove to the Charlo about 30 Kilometres East of where provincial Cabinet ministers were to arrive from the Cabinet set up by Premier Richard was to try to resolve the dispute in meetings with Northern new Bruns Wick workers and the Quebec govern when the workers were told at mid morning that bad weather had grounded the committee in they went on a ramp officers from the Campbellton and rest Gouche detachments had their hands full As crowds damaged set fire to a Highway weigh station and ransacked offices at Mills and paper companies for four hours in communities along a 48kilometrewide no charges were but an ramp spokesman said police Are developing photos of Yvon spokesman for Woods said he said he would have nothing to do with the violent demonstrations but if would accompany a delegation meet with attorney general Fernand the member of the legislature for the in Fredericton Reagan defends antimissile plan times news service Washington president Reagan said yesterday that if the United states were Able to develop a comprehensive defence against he could fore see some president in the future offer ing to share it with the soviet Union to encourage the elimination of All Offen Sive nuclear arguing that critics of his Call last Mother says son was loner who admired nazis f continued from Page 1 had been she adding he talked about wanting to in subsequent he talked about the Good times we had to Between every i read Lone Liness and she his last letter showed he wanted to get it All Over to come Back where he has police say its possible he is lying so he will be but goers zen its possible its not but i think it she said her son was a few years older than but they were Good friends because both were loners who were not accepted by their Dale was a quiet he want kept his feelings to bitterness and resentment built up be cause he was picked on by the other boys his he kept it All bottled up we realized it would have to All come out some Goertzen said her had a special interest in Dale was a great admirer of Adolf Hitler because of the tremendous Power he had Over she Dale Felt so he admired a Man who had such she said her religious Faith has helped her overcome feelings that her son has heaped shame and guilt on the i cant say its been a difficult time for no matter How terrible things i cling to gods Promise that things will work out for the her husband Henry called the Kan Sas county jail to talk to his but ramp discouraged them from trying to Contact they ramp said he didst want to talk to i dont know if this is said Goertzen dropped out of sight shortly after Wiebe disappeared but was found in Saskatoon in he was questioned about the boys disappearance and soon vanished he entered the United states under an assumed name and enlisted in the but fled when a military probe showed he was using the name of a dead he was working As a dishwasher in at the time of his arrest last parts of jittery interview were Man declares continued from Page 1 asked Why it had taken so Long for him to Tell the ramp where to find Wiebes Goerzen said its been five its been a Long time and you have time to think these things its one of those things you have to Goertzen said he was nervous when he first made the statement to the ramp officer and that part of it was he refused to he said he had straightened that out verbally and he planned to mail ramp in Steinbach confirmation he had Given incorrect the first time i taped the interview i was a bit he you must understand that in looking at 15 years Ive been charged with three counts of aggravated asked if he had made up the Story in order to avoid the jail term and get Back to Goertzen said his statement to ramp is More serious than aggravated int it Hutchinson police Loren Snell said monday that Goertzen Story cant be verified until the Spring there is always the possibility that he has made up the Snell Goertzen lawyer Trish Meyers has confirmed that he had told the ramp where to find Wiebes last i heard was that the ramp plans to ask for his she week for research into missile defence were Reagan said it was unthinkable that the Only Way that peace is maintained Between the United states and the soviet Union is because no one pulls the trigger and launches these horrible missiles aimed at each Reagan was interviewed by six re porters his Oval office an the questions and answers were carried by Loudspeaker into the press room for others to this is a new designed at the suggestion of White House for More coordinated of questioning the president than the hit or miss style of the regular news most of the questioning dealt with foreign policy but on Domestic Reagan made these Points the offered his strongest hint at a reelection bid by contending that a single term presidency creates instability in the d on the defence which is in dispute with he said he would inform Congress when it returns from the easter recess whether there is any additional flexibility in areas that could be the denied the administration was less responsive to environmental mat ters than its predecessors and in fact had been far More spending More and other such areas in the last two years than the Carter administration had done in its four much of the questioning was on nuclear in addition to defending his plan for expanding research into missile Reagan confirmed he would Brief Allied ambassadors today on the new american approach at the negotiations in Geneva on medium Range missiles with the soviet administration officials said that Paul the chief american Neotia informally told his soviet counter part on monday of the new idea and formally put it on the table yester Day in the last such session before a recess until May interim approach the essence of the new officials is that the two ers agree on an interim with a fixed number of medium Range mis As a step toward the elimination of All such without providing a number on How Many missiles each Side should rated that the United states was drop Ping its insistence on total abolition of All such missiles at the so called Zero reagans announcement last week that he was asking scientists to work on a Lon term plan to develop a comprehensive defence against missiles has produced considerable criticism at Home and in the soviet Yuri the soviet said that if it represented an attempt by the United states to gain military superiority Over the american including Many newspaper said it was an unrealistic plan that was potentially dangerous because it May Lead to a new arms race in by Michael Doyle Winnipeg free press Federal government and the official opposition heaped seen on the Manitoba government yesterday because two provincial Sisters participated in a Flag burning protest in front of the consulate in the Manitoba government was derided for appalling Man ners and bad tactics by the liberals and tories while Federal new demo rats sat nearly silent in their Corner allotment the rare libera Rory Accord came after opposition Leader Erik Nielsen asked How external fairs minister Allan Maceachen could offset a rather appalling display of bad manners on the part of a minister of the Nielsen said natural resources min ister Al Mackling and another Cabinet minister Muriel Smith were at the demonstration on the instructions of Howard Maceachen told parliament that he Hopes the american authorities Are mature enough to Overlook the Dis play by the Manitoba Cabinet minis he refused Nielsen suggestion that Ottawa try to explain the Manitoba governments actions to washing he said canadians still have the right to free Assembly and free whatever Nielsen and that if he had to explain every activity by every group in Canada which opposes Ameri can policy he would have a great Deal of explaining to Garrison cited i believe that the Canadian people can judge the conduct of other Ca including ministers of the Crown in Maceachen the people of Manitoba will have the Opportunity to judge that conduct Nielsen wanted to know if Canada relations Are Likely to be harmed by the incident and former opposition Leader Joe Clark Yellowhead was angry because Mackling is scheduled to Lead the provincial Section of a Federal provincial delegation to Washington for upcoming talks aimed at stopping the controversial Garrison diversion Mackling led Manitoba delegation last year and the Federal and Prfu Vine Al governments claimed some Success in lobbying against a North Dakota water project which they say would introduce dangerous biological matter into the red and souls River Maceachen said Canada has important objections to the Garrison project and intends to press the Issue with the americans in concert with the a he said he does not believe policy toward Canada will change As a result of the Flag Burn Clark wanted to know if the govern ment has contingency plans in Case there is reaction by the americans to the presence on the Canadian team of a Manitoba minister Mackling who was enthusiastically present at the burning of the american the comments by the Federal Cabinet ministers yesterday were unusually indicating that they believe Manitoba has embarrassed economic development minister Muriel Smith read a reportedly authorized by at the Demon stration against alleged involve ment in dead animals found in Woods continued from Page 1 Rural municipality of the spokesman said it was unclear How Long the dead animals had been in the wooded we dont know at this Point if they had been there a Day or 10 its kind of hard to Tell anything when they Are in that there is also some Chance the Ani Mals May not be dogs but coyotes or said the he said it is hoped University officials can provide some positive identification on the Jim Neufeld of the University pathology Section refused comment last night on the animal Paul manager of the Winnipeg humane said he had not been informed of yesterdays grisly but would pursue the matter with University officials but were not open Sale extended to nip freshmen unchallenged inc eighty ice still in limbo As civic election approaches continued from Page 1 nature of their neighbor residential like Hourie also cited a need for greater saying she does not believe Wade has always reflected the goals of the nip City councillors must work to Gether to further progressive poli she adding that City Hall has not always paid enough attention to natives or other grassroots Wade denied yesterday there is a division Between new and older groups within the Dps municipal say ing claims by Hourie about More teamwork is a Straw she grabbed at to support her to there Are no challenges to the renomination of councillors Helen Promislow App Kuonan Alice Balsillie and Spisler and har vey Smith and Sargent the three nip councillors who Are serving their first while the nip has so far either held or scheduled 10 nominating meet the 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