Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 5, 1983, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 Winnipeg free april 1983 a photo astronauts control t space shuttle challenger lifts off from its launch Bonn Reuter organizers of the West German antinuclear peace looking Back on an easter weekend which brought out hundreds of thousands of say they plan to step up protests against new organizers at several of the mass rallies in major cities said last night the movement would increase its pressure in the next few months and try to make it politically impossible for the government to allow the missiles on West German they said some people took part in yesterdays bringing the weekend tally of demonstrators past the Hal million but police said their estimates of the numbers taking part were much lower at most the organizers said the focus of the renewed protest would be a mass demonstration in Bonn on when rallies Are being held in the capitals of Many nato member the movement Aims to Stop the United states from stationing 572 missiles in Western starting in Decem Man i jltjlc4jljl m the missiles will be deployed unless the soviet Union and United states reach agreement on limiting medium Range missiles at bilateral talks in at the biggest rally yesterday in the Ruhr City of where antinuclear organizers said there were 000 environmental Leader Joseph Lienen said the movement would mobilize Public opinion to such an extent that the Bonn government would not dare to allow the missiles to be continued from Page 1 a Mission heavily dependent on hav ing at least two tors satellites operating is the european spa Celato a scientific Laboratory scheduled for launch on the ninth space shuttle flight next the engine problems that delayed challengers launch months reduced the possibility that two satellites could be aloft and checked out in time to support space the second tors had been scheduled for launch aboard the eighth shuttle in but because builders feel that at least two months of Check ing is needed to qualify the payload once in Nasa and the european space Agency have been working on a plan to support space lab with just one the tors that is in space the satellite contains five Gyro Scopes designed to hold the spacecraft stable during the rocket Mission control reported trouble with two of the gyroscopes even before the satellite was air Force officials said that they were confident that the Mission was within specifications with Only three of the it was not known whether the faulty gyros were responsible for the Mal officials said North american de Fence radar attempted to determine the satellites exact the new shuttles was nearly it operated so Well in the first hours of its inaugural flight that commander Paul Weitz ended Day i with this simple summation it was a great Clay for the space Mission control in Houston its been a very clean said Harold the Lead flight direct Weitz and his Crew Pilot Karol Bobko and Mission specialists Story Musgrave and Donald Peterson entered a planned eight hour sleep period at est after a Busy first Day in their schedule after makeup was relatively devoted mainly to metals scientific and medical also on tap were the first of four course changing manoeuvres planned Over three these Are intended to with a phantom target in space in a rehearsal for later flights when astronauts will Chase Down satellites to service repair its a but not a frantic Type of said the space travel lers deserve from the Cost liftoff yesterday to the Start of their sleep period Early the four astronauts had put challenger to the checking and rechecking firing the engines in a spectacular deploying the 2y2tonne weve got some spectacular views of it out the overhead mus grave when it first came into the it was tremendously Bright and then we got it against the an hour when Mission control informed them that a Small rocket motor had ignited to hurl the tracking and data relay satellite toward a stationary orbit Kilometres Musgrave exalted youre making our youre making replied John the capsule communicator in another rocket firing at was to arrest the payload in its High where it will serve As a space switchboard Between Earth and As Many As 26 orbiting including the planned shuttle Armada of four deploying the satellite was the major goal of the helping establish the shuttle Fleet As a dependable Carrier of scientific and com Mercial the first co delivered two commercial communications payloads for paying customers of its fifth flight last no woman murder called horror Story continued from Page 1 woman body had been found near the South Ocean Beach a detective with the Royal Bahamas police Force said in a Telephone the detective said Macdon Aldro berts left her luxurious oceanfront Home at Cable Beach in a taxi around on the saturday she in told that she got into the front said the it would seem to me personally that it was out of the Ordinary but there Are exceptions to the heading for the Nassau International she had intended to Fly to Miami to attend the funeral of Al brother of Bebe Friend and confidante of former presi Dent Richard never made it to the the cab Driver was questioned and held in custody Lor two Days after he called police about 9 March 26 to say two armed men had forced his taxi off the Road As he was driving Macdonald Roberts to the the Driver claimed he was put in the trunk of another driven around All Day and freed immediately before he contacted asked if the cab Driver had noted details such As the licence number of the car he had been held the detective said the information that we received was kind of no charges have been Laid and no suspects Are in he the taxi was found destroyed by fire about 16 Kilometres from Macdonald Robertss said the her suitcase and purse were Macdonald Roberts had driven ear Lier that morning to the Airport with her hoping to find a standby seat on a Bahamas air said Carmen left on a separate but Macdon Aldro berts could not get a she returned to her Home by and asked the same Driver to return for her about an hour realized something was wrong when we find any Airport record of her going to said when relatives read the newspaper report that the description was so close that we help thinking it must be who sometimes vacationed in also had two lives in the and studies in new she had five three living in Carberry and two in and four who live in Vancouver and Canadian delegation confers with Malaysia Deputy Premier Kuala Bumpur a a Canad an parliamentary delegation held talks today with Malaysia Deputy prime minister Musa who told the visitors his country has downgraded its participation in global economic negotiations because of their ineffective Ness in bringing about a new International economic Malaysia now is concentrating on enhancing regional and bilateral eco nomic ties with emphasis on helping the poorer Musa told the 13member fac finding delegation of the Canadian Commonwealth parliamentary association headed by Keith Liberal my for Musa told the maps that Malaysia is disappointed with results of International economic conferences such As the general agreement on tariffs and he said Malaysia will Send Low level officials to the the canadians who arrived yester Day will spend a few Days in malay continued from Page 1 at the tears that wet his he said he gave his children Money Anda Good upbringing and in return they put me in a psychiatrists the police took under to seven he was examined by a psychiatrist and admitted As compulsory under the mental health compulsory patients cannot be detained for More than 21 Days with out a new if a psychiatrist recommends a longer an order can be obtained from a judge to extend the a compulsory patient May be discharged from Hospital under supervision or during his a judge can appoint some one to control the patients if there is no his estate is managed by the provinces Public the Law allows a compulsory patient to Appeal an order of Extension or probation in in an interview Spisich son rejected allegations that he wanted his fathers Money As totally up to the Point where the warrant was my sister and i did everything we could to help he he wanted control of the two of he was trying to run her we did what was in the Best interests of our we think he want capable at the time of managing on his recalling his six weeks at seven whose wife died in said he paced the Halls and looked constantly out the he considered 1 am just ready to die because i am he said he was quiet ail the 1 was keeping myself although ladies tried to have company with he said them he wanted to be 1 was crying every Day and night Over soon after he arrived at the Spisich said he saw a notice on the Wall telling patients who to Call if they needed he said he called Legal with no then he reached his own Albert i dont consider him mentally ill at Eyolfson said in an for the next few As Eyolfson battled to get him his childrens lawyer fought to keen him the family were concerned about Spisich being said Walter Lebedin head of psychiatry at seven they got a lawyer to try Block any premature discharge from the lispi the Hospital got several Independent opinions from Lebedin it took the Case to the government appointed mental health Board of which recommended he be Dis Lebedin described the Case As one of those Grey a lot of old people get paranoid tendencies and there Are a lot of family arguments which tend to get one doctor who treated Spisich agreed it was a difficult complicated by the hard feelings Between Spisich and his there was a lot of evidence he was in control of his said the who asked not be he said it took six weeks for Spisich to be released because it was very difficult to have him discharged against the family he was capable of going but the family were putting pressure on to keep him in who came to Canada in was Dis charged on six months probation he and his children have not spoken to each other Eyolfson had initiated appeals of the first order confining Spisich to an order extending the confinement and the probation before any of the appeals got to the Hospital withdrew the confinement orders and it ended the probation order Early last Dale chairman of the Manitoba human rights said yesterday one of his major concerns with the mental health act is that there is no patients advocate for compulsory there is no satisfactory Way of having a patients rights brought to their he he said the Manitoba Law Reform commission recommended years ago patient advocates be Stab but the suggestion was not Call keeps Hope alive for missing girls safety Vancouver up a five second Telephone Call is keeping Hope alive that a missing 10yearold Girj will be found ramp said yesterday a Call was made to the grandmother of Joanne Marie Pedersen two weeks after the girl disappeared during the a mans voice you better listen to then she heard the sound of a Childs uncontrolled the grandmothers Telephone number is unlisted but known to it gave us a 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