Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 12, 1983, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 Winnipeg april Crow pre Lection an continued front Page 1 will fail if it tries to revive reagans calling for negotiations on the basis of the Camp David peace accords which Ted to an Israel egyptian peace Shamir said the Reagan initiative will not succeed even if the United states says it will Shamir said any plan that requires Arab consensus is doomed to it is absurd that the greatest coun try in the world does not see the most elementary things seen so clearly by residents in the All states men in the Middle East know that in the present peace Between Israel and a Given Arab state cannot come about i that peace is dependent on Arab he Jordans decision not to take part in reagans peace Effort clearly pleased which had rejected the peace initiative when it was unveiled last a senior israeli speaking at a briefing for foreign said the government always knew the peace plan was doomed to Tea and Coffee to bring together the Plo and Hussein is like mixing Tea and Coffee it cannot be he in sources who spoke on condition they not be identified said Hussein believes no Progress will be made toward peace in the Middle East the or the Plo softens its stand on the future of the West Bank and Gaza the jordanian source said Hussein and his government will be turning their attention to internal in eluding possible elections in the next few months that would exclude the palestinians on the West who now Are represented in the jordanian yesterday went farther than the administration has Ever before gone publicly about the degree of saudi support for the Reagan a saudi peace considered a rival to the was approved by Arab states at their Summit meeting in moroc co last Hughes and other officials admitted the Plo rejection was a serious set Back and it was not Clear How the administration planned to revitalize the Reagan the Plo rejected the Reagan plan i by raising Las minute objections to an agreement for Jordan to represent palestinian interests in peace Neotia f Lions with in a statement from Jordan Hussein said he would not join peace talks without approval of the the Plo insisted on having its own voice at the bargaining table and demanded a prior commitment to a Sepa rate palestinian state on the Israel Ioc copied West Bank and Gaza chief difference the chief difference Between the Reagan and the saudi plan approved at Fez is that the Arab plan Calls for creation of a separate palestinian state on the Israel occupied West Bank and Gaza while reagans plan pro Vides for palestinian self government in association with Israel has rejected both but another indication that moderate Arab states Are moving closer to the Reagan plan came in the sunday state ment from the Reagan Initia Tive was called the vehicle that could carry out the saudi plan approved at although state Secretary George Shultz said yesterday the plos demands were rejected by Rea Gan As Well As by Hussein and he predicted that in the end a Way will be found for Hussein to join the peace talks under circumstances where he is genuinely Able to negotiate for the palestinians on the West Bank and the proposed jordanian Plo Accord would have established a jordanian led delegation that included non Plo palestinians to enter peace talks with Jordan and the Plo said yesterday they will maintain Normal in what appeared to be attempts to pre vent an outright rift Between Hussein and the Normal relations Hussein information Adnan Abu said Jordan will continue to conduct Normal relations with the Plo and that Plo offices will still function in the negotiations resumed in the Mediterranean town of Netanya on an israeli military withdrawal from sources close to the talks said an agreement is coming nearer a final draft is being the sounding More optimistic than at any time since negotiations involving lebanese and americans began last said the last major remaining difference is Over the role of rebel lebanese army Saad Leader of the israe Liallies Christian militia in Southern Israel says Haddad and his forces would prevent Plo guerrillas from attacking the jewish state from Southern there Are just a few minor unresolved including trans order movement of a source Fri f3 i f m i j j i minister Venice North the flooding Mosel River in West Germany makes streets in the medieval wine town of Zell look like the canals of Venice a group of firefighters manoeuvres through the caused by heavy to Supply citizens with anything they May continued from Page 1 in or retraining the the idea is not that Treyve been Given 18 months notice of he pointed unlike some other departments who would probably hang on to workers until the contract the depart ment of education has a pretty Good track record for redeploying its peo he had it not been for Tjit 30odd instructors would be out on the Rodgers he did not know How Many instructors would be affected by the but said 35 was a probable he linked the staff changes to a budget Cut handed Down to the department by the province to free funds for Job As it is his understanding the Federal government decided to reduce the amount or to College is on Cut no longer pay for student spaces in some of the one longtime instructor left the hastily called meeting wondering Why the changes Are being to me this is the one question i cant get a straight answer the employee said instructors were told they would get full salary for a year of retraining in a manner which has yet to be decided for positions yet to be another with about 13 years service at the said instructors were told of the meeting about 20 minutes before it took it was a Surprise to school officials said some courses were being axed because they Are too expensive to continue the instructor school officials indicated yesterday instructors could apply for five positions expected to open shortly at the but those not qualified for the posts would be shunted through re one source workload at Hsc causes am continued from Page 1 a patient in because of the volume of work they Are expected to intensive care units in particular have been traditionally she institution which has caused most concern to the nurses is the health sciences which had 159 workload complaints last the Hospital refused to Dis cuss the problems raised on the forms with the nurses Giesbrecht Mona complained to ies fear Ottawa ing off health care continued from Page 1 the ministers said there has been a steady erosion of Federal funding for medical even using what they called Ottawa inaccurate they charged Ottawa support for health slipped to per cent of National costs last year after peaking at per cent in they argued Ottawa provides Only 25 per cent of the funds for maintains its share of spending on higher education was per cent last and wants to reduce that with a Sian drive for the Federal government wants to change the agreement so its share of education financing will but the ministers said if the amount for pos secondary education is re then the cuts will have a spillover effect on provincial health care the proposals show Ottawa is Back ing away from its commitment to share substantially in healthcare the ministers in the Canad an press quoted Joel Nova Scotia finance minister and this years chairman of provincial and Frank Ontario As saying Federal plans to reduce the amount of financing threatens the viability of both the health and pos Sec Mondary education you do reach the Point where those cuts Are not just in the operating ends Are restraint and efficiency of operations but can get into actual cutting of closing of Hospi Matheson Miller suggested Hospital administrators prepare themselves mentally to Cope with reduced health both were highly critical of the pro posed change in saying Ottawa May Well be acting illegally in making such an arbitrary in nurses the Manitoba association of registered nurses and expressed concern nursing standards were not being met at the Marn has since prepared a 160page report detailing the problems and Call ing for discussions with the Robin spokesman for the registered nurses said yesterday a meeting is planned with Hospital management in May to Dis cuss the she refused further health sciences Centre spokesman Marjorie Gillies said yesterday a Large number of complaints were received Tost summer and action was taken to Deal with some of the the situation has been getting progressively better since August and in december just two workload forms were submitted at the said Giesbrecht said the nurses Union now discusses the forms with the Hospi Tal at regular monthly nurses filed 200 complaints at Boniface general but Gies Brecht said management there has been More receptive in attempting to Iron out some of the the president of the nurses local meets weekly with a nursing supervisor to discuss the another 78 forms were filed by nurses at Central Park lodges in win after four months of discus some reorganization took place there and staff was she Honolulu a two downed Navy flyers and two Rescue specialists who parachuted to help them struggled in five metre 16foot Waves waiting for help today after an a4 Jet crashed in the Pacific Ocean 700 nautical Miles Northeast of said aircraft circling the area yesterday reported the two flyers and one of the coast guard Rescue specialists were trying to link their life while the other rescuer Floa Ted without a ran about half a nautical mile a Container ship was being diverted rescuers Battle Waves to pick up the four from the Rescue aircraft were circling the area and were talking to the downed fliers by the first Para Escheman was dropped and made Contact with the Rescue said coast guard spokesman Keith but the second one never made his Parachute arid he was seen in the at last he was approximately on half nautical mile the the Navy Jet was part of a three plane flight in route to the main land from Kaneohe Marine corps air station when it crashed shortly after noon Spangler the flyers names were not released and the cause of the Accident was not the Pilot of a Marine a4 Jet in the group saw the Crew Parachute into the and a air Force c130 refuelling aircraft accompanying the jets spotted he pair about an hour after the Spangler both fliers appeared to be in Good shape although one Man was reported to have an injured praises Keenberg continued from Page 1 i think weve put that commission in Good standing and i feel i can leave with my head opposition Las have been calling for the replacement of the entire com Mission since it recommended Hir ing Freeman As supervisor of said the valuable work done by the commission during difficult times at the Downs had been she praised the hours of exemplary work Given by this she reminded the opposition that the nip government had inherited a very difficult situation at the the government had to Deal with the situation delicately in order not to throw the owners of the track Gobuty family premature although Smith last week admitted the commissions performance in deciding to hire an american had been less than 100 per she yesterday repeated Praise for the work it has done during the that included reestablishing the thoroughbred racing season after a Brief interruption and ending the year on an almost breakeven basis and the operation of a highly successful har Ness racing bomb defused at last minute Beirut a explosive experts today defused a bomb in a travelling bag placed outside the door of the French news Agency Beirut the Brown containing almost 20 kilograms 44 pounds of was found this morning by the first employee reporting for work at the Agency franc Presse the employee arrived at 1 local and the device was reported to have been set to go off at the Agency is in a six Storey building which also houses French radio and television news this the third time in a year that the news Agency has been the target of a bomb attack in last a car bomb outside the building 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