Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 8, 1983, Winnipeg, Manitoba Cor 4 Winnipeg free april Bennett sets May 5 Date for vote Vancouver up after months of waiting for an election pre Mier Bill Bennett reached for an old standby yesterday and told British columbian to elect a government that can inspire investor in announcing a general election for May Bennett said his Campaign will concentrate on Long term Job creation in a recovering econ but maintained a key element in that recovery will be How a new government is seen by International Trad Bennett relaxed i feel it will take a government with a Strong and enduring mandate to inspire the investment plans to continue that i know Are on the drawing a relaxed Bennett said at a televised news conference after an eight minute he said a Large part of recovery will be based on How its products sell and those custom ers have to be sure there dealing in an Economy that both politically and economically while British columbian have been waiting since last fall to go to the thousands Are jobless Coal is being sold to Japan at reduced prices sawmills and pulp Mills Are shut Down and the government is facing a billion Dollar deficit in its budget for the fiscal year ended March 51 next claimed in vestment decisions have been withheld because of the political uncertainty in but he refused to while Bennett admit it the comments clearly revived an Issue social the government since has relied on heavily in the past free Enterprise versus socialism and its implications on world Dave Leader of the new democratic said Bennett was playing politics in suggesting major investment projects awaited the out come of the there is nothing More to that state ment than a Little bit of politics and certainly Bill Bennett can be forgiven for a Little bit of politics at a time like Barrett the election is expected to be strictly a two party with Only a three seat swing needed to return the nip to at standing in the 57seat legislature was unchanged since the last election May 1979 social credit nip i the liberals and conservatives were shut out at the polls in 1979 and will not Field a full slate of i Call welcomed i the province had been on election Alert for several months one Burnaby nip candidate had Lawn signs out wednesday and the Call was welcomed yesterday by business and Union both groups said it was time to remove an air of uncertainty and provide in his Bennett also praised the governments restraint As Well As its Job creation programs Bridge and Highway construction and i in the last month for which statistics Are there were people looking for work in this resource based province of Mil lion per cent of the work Force compared with the National average of per peril from depression Schmidt warns Calgary up former West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt says the greatest danger to the world today is not the arms race but rather the threat of political upheaval caused by a permanent economic the world is already destined to suffer another 1930sstyle Schmidt said unless nations Stop restricting International every country is engaging More and More in protectionist Trade said West Ger Man Leader from at least half of the worlds Trade nowadays by one form or hampered by protectionist the most common Are Trade tariffs and other import controls designed to save jobs at said the pressures in governments partially by Trade partially by Industry and partially by the agricultural to put up More protectionist regulations Are but governments have to withstand such if they do Schmidt told report world Trade will and unemployment will we have seen this in the All this has happened from 1929 and led to the worlds greatest depression so it could very Well Lead to a second big depression this using the steel Industry As an exam Schmidt said import restrictions May save jobs in Hamilton but other nations can quickly retaliate and ban Canadian such As computer and create unemployment in that sector of the Domestic econ j As retaliatory action world Trade slows 1 Schmidt said he is deeply disturbed by the arms race but the greatest danger to the world is not the so called windows of vulnerability the greatest danger right and it is of a strategic is the danger of pol tical destabilization by making recession and stagnation into a Perma nent Schmidt was in Calgary to address about 700 rotary club guests who paid to raise Money for suicide an Schmidt told reporters earlier he doubts Many of his col leagues who say the world is entering gradual economic i i remain sceptical because i have not seen a decrease in interest rates in real if measured against the inflation they Are the highest in 100 interest rates Are still far too High and As Long As this prevails its not very Likely Well get a sustained asked to comment on opposition in Canada to the proposed testing of cruise missiles Over Northern Schmidt was saying the test ing is the top half of the province has almost no population at and it testing has to be done customer at Royal Bank leaves Branch on sour note continued from Page 1 adding they laughed when he explained what he also quickly opened accounts at a Branch of the Canadian Imperi Al Bank of Malac admitted his note to Wyche was an but said he thought the Bank was being a Little bit too big in its definitely the note was from but there the ones who got me he sure it was but there were no swear Malac said he never expected the Bank to respond the Way it he expected Wyche would either toss the note in the garbage or try to discuss the matter with for his Wyche said he would have expected Malac to have raised the matter with him personally rather than leaving a Nasty the Bank manager denied he Over saying he had merely exercised his right to decide who will or will not be served at his Stan the Royal Banks regional said the incident was a Hestoft demoment situation that been blown out of it was a judgment Call on the part of the lament a photo l r j two new Orleans residents Wade Down their flooded Street surveying damage from torrential surging floods spread ruin in Homes damaged in Louisiana sandbags line swollen Rivers by the associated press relentless floods damaged houses in Louisiana and emergency workers built sandbag lines As swollen Rivers in states bordering on the Gulf of Mexico surged today toward record while at least evacuees spent second night away from the worst is yet to warned National weather service forecaster Fred Lowe Ryas Runoff from ground saturated by up to 35 centimetres of rain bloated Rivers in some of the worst flooding on record in Mississippi and weve just got to Hope and Pray these Rivers dont get As High As we think they said Louisiana David new Orleans Cut off flooding that began wednesday has already killed nine people in the South and brought to 16 the number killed by a storm that hit California on sunday and brought record cold and Snow to the Rocky mountains As it moved in new water surged yesterday through entire sections of the virtually cutting off its one million residents from the outside world when Lon distance communications equip ment although the water was policemen saw not signal continued from Page 1 we noticed after looking through a Little tiny Peep about 10 it kind of affects your eyes and you Start seeing testified one when his fellow officers didst appear for the the undercover offi cer went farther into the but still got no so i walked right out into the hallway in order that i could Knock on the door to let them know the operation was to be he the suspicious woman slammed the door leaving the vice officer locked out in the she allowed him in shortly along with the backup the Driver and a woman registered As the owner of the Agency were yesterday judge Barkman found the owners of the Lori and Paul alias James Wilson guilty of attempting to procure or solicit a female to have illicit sexual sentencing was postponed until next lost left hand replaced by right continued from Page 1 one surprisingly Norma looking left although it is still doctors say the nerves should grow Back so he will be Able to use it for simple i Hope to be Able to Load my Cam do up Cook do the things of my said a photographer from my goal is to play Golf by the time in an articulate Man Given to wry still seems awed by those first Days after the operation As his transplanted hand slowly it looked very he re Mem suddenly in looking at a hand with a hand its like getting married to someone you dont the operation was exceptionally Dif the left which was going to receive the new lacked Good so the doctors moved some tendons from his right extra nerves were gathered from his leg to run from his wrist to his in their new the fingers were not the right the Little Finger had to do the work of an Index and in comparison to his other it was too so the doctors shortened his other doctors literally rewired the nerves of his the goal was to make what had once been a Little Finger act like an Index so the nerves that once ran to his Little Finger were hooked to his Index Finger and vice the nerves of his other two fingers were switched around As James the said Andersons nerves Are growing Back at a rate of 25 centimetres inches a so it will probably take a year or so to regain feeling and movement in his May cautioned that the transplanted hand will never work As Well As an Ordinary but he added we Hope he will be Able to do a number of tasks using his original left thumb and newly placed fingers and Ander son can already hold a but May said he will have to undergo months of physical therapy to become adept at using his receding Early Telephone service remained sporadic and occasional in the Pearl River at Jackson was at 10 already flooding some neighbourhoods As it continued to flooding was predicted along the Mississippi River in Tennes see and new heavy Rains hit Western Florida during the after noon with 10 centimetres falling in six hours in holding actions were under Way in a dozen Small Southern Amite River at Denham was expected to Crest at 13 metres Over flood the Bogue chitto River was to Crest at metres this morning at 35 centimetres of rain fell in Southeastern Louisiana on wednesday and the weather service More than 35 centimetres of rain fell in 28 Centi metres fell in new Orleans and 25 centimetres fell in Bay Treen declared a state of emergency in 14 of Louisiana 64 he ordered National guard units to Aid in Rescue operations and estimated Homes in his state had been damaged by rising the hardest hit area of Louisiana was above Lake North of new Mississippi authorities said residents were forced from their with More ready to go Treen estimated people had been forced from their Homes in hundreds of roads and highways were under air traffic was cur tailed and railroads were washed making travel schools were closed throughout the ski boats aiding in evacuations zoomed along interstate 12 Between Hammond and trying to reach Homes 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