Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 3, 1985, Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 Winnipeg free october 1985 Union charges maps discussed tuna deadline o photo continued from Page 1 further because they were in Mccain Home Riding of Carleton Charlotte and the workers didst present their concerns in Clinch said he thought nothing More of it until the Story broke 17 on the abcs fifth Cochrane said he was approached by three or four starkest workers just As Clinch and Jardine were about to leave for Saint pay raises Are Ernst claims continued from Page 1 that without the raises for top Offu the City risks losing them to other cities or industries that Are willing to pay but Harvey Smith Sargent an opponent of the said top officials have not exactly been leaving in droves to take jobs Smith said just because other cities pay that does not mean the higher pay is the study was largely just an excuse to give senior officials higher he Jim Ernst said the Issue is not just the risk of losing senior its a matter of he Alan Wade charged the pack age could drive away Middle level people who now have no Prospect of a raise for three Gerry Ducharme Seine chairman of councils executive policy denied charges that he and other senior councillors rammed the decision he said he called a special policy committee meeting in Early August and invited All councillors to attend so they could be briefed on the but apart from the commit tees own Only three councillors showed he he also denied charges that the report was kept secret from the Public because the City feared flak about the raises for the top the decision was made to spare the employees the embarrassment of a protracted Public debate about their he among those who Are to get higher the biggest raise goes to chief commissioner Nick the top Boss in the City his pay of about is to Rise to Over the three years increase of about per the other maps in the group had already Cochrane said he does not recall any mention of the one million cans of tainted tuna and Only remembers the workers expressing concerns about Job Security and the future viability of the Plant in the face of harsh actions by fisheries inspect both maps corrected opposition Leader John who suggested in the House of commons yesterday the maps had toured the starkest Cochrane said the closest he got to the Plant was stopping with Jardine near Stephen for a cup of Cochrane also said that while inspectors and Job Security were Dis he didst take the Issue any further because it involved a matter in Mccain it want Ever raised in National caucus and i dont even remember it coming up in National he fisheries minister John Fraser resigned last week because in the Wake Public outcry Over his decision to release for Sale one million cans of tuna deemed unfit for human con sumption by Benn said a local Union officer who attended the meeting said one of the maps told starkest officials the com Pany would know within a week whether one million cans of tuna branded unfit could be released to the Benn didst name the Fraser allowed starkest to re lease the tuna a week after that one million cans of the tuna have since been Albert manager of the Andrews and Mccain could not be reached Benn said the Union has Learned that about 15 per cent of a tuna shipment from South America had spoiled before arriving at an Drews in the damage was caused by poor refrigeration aboard the he at that management made a tragic decision to attempt to Hood Wink the Canadian consumer by processing the tainted tuna along with the rest of the Benn in the commons prime minister Mulroney brushed off opposition Calls for a parliamentary in Quiry into the tuna and repeated taunts to opposition maps to put their seats on the line if they had any charges to make on the Turner said canadians Are being asked to believe that none of the maps raised the Issue in National caucus or with Mulroney said they did stick ing to his Story that he didst learn about the tuna until it became Public weeks nip House Leader Ian Deans said an inquiry would allow All those involved in the affair to answer questions about the overruling of the fisheries Manitoba my cites saving Mulroney dismisses Call for inquiry into tuna tory official quits in Wake of Masse paper says Toronto up the National director of the progressive conservative who publicly contradicted prime minister has tendered his the Toronto Star the newspaper says the Resigna Tion of director Jerry Lampert takes effect saturday and was contained in a formal letter to party president Peter the resignation makes Lampert the first casualty in the aftermath of the controversy that rocked Parlia stonewalling ment Hill last week when communications minister Marcel Masse announced his resignation because the ramp was investigating him for his alleged overspending in the election Campaign last Mulroney ordered Elzinga to con duct an urgent investigation after Lampert said he had told senior people in the prime ministers of fice several months ago that the ramp were examining allegations against Mulroney vehemently denied that any of his senior aides had talked with the Lampert about the Mulroney insisted he was first told of the Masse investigation Only hours before the communications minister in a dramatic Mulroney offered last week to resign his com soviets threatened with bombings continued from Page 1 Anonymous Telephone callers have contacted Beirut radio stations and Western news agencies with a Vari Ety of reports about the four soviet callers claimed yesterday that another soviet citizen had been but police said they had not found the bodies of any other after the Many of the 150 soviet citizens in Beirut moved into the heavy guarded embassy com said sources close to the Aeroflot cancelled a flight to Beirut and a soviet source in the lebanese capital everyone taking extra the source spoke on condition he not be soviet spokesman Leonid Zama in Paris with communist party Leader Mikhail said the soviet Union had contacted syrian leaders and various lebanese groups in search of the captives at the United soviet Dele Gate Boris Nechaev condemned the brutal murder of Katkov and called on the world body to take urgent action against the abduction of the soviet Citi Zens follow the kidnapping of 35 foreigners in Lebanon since january it was the first time soviet citizens were its been the americans and the French who have been hit until the soviet now it seems to be our but were not Lawheed islami has been battling pro syrian particularly the arabian for about two the current round of which has claimed at least 500 came about after the pro syrian forces accused Lawheed of allowing Yasser Arafat to ship arms to his Palestine liberation organization through Tripoli Syria opposes any efforts by Ara fat to rebuild the plos Lebanon Power smashed in israels 1982 assaulted child covered in bruises continued from Page 1 he said Curtin told arresting offi cers that the louder the child screamed and cried that the More vicious his blows Melnyk said the Twoy Earold was covered in bruises and had sever al broken Bones when he was taken to the Hospital the next the child now suffers from Par tial paralysis on his left a spastic walk and severe psychological the Crown adding the full Impact of the assault wont be known for several Killeen said his client put the child to bed after the when the boys Mother returned later that she didst Check the Childs he Justice Roy Matas joined the chief Justice in deciding to uphold the 10year but judge he band said he supported a reduction to six he said he believed the teenagers chances of rehabilitation would be diminished by a lengthy prison molester sentenced to four years a court was told yesterday that a six Earold boy sits in his class room thinking about which girl he will he then carries it out during Crown attorney Jannine Lemere said the boys behaviour stems from being sexually assaulted by a Man who photographed the she said the who has the mental abilities of a now has the potential to become a paedophilia a his Ernest Frank oud was sentenced yester Day to four years in provincial judge Winston Norton told Gudmundson he didst believe he had molested the boy Only the fact you had a film an everything else there shows it was he Lemere told the court the child said he had been assaulted several she said the boy continually masturbates and cannot be left alone for fear he will put an object in his Lemere said the child will re quire extensive counselling if he is to live a Normal a Transfer to a special school is being she said Gudmundson molested the child when he was babysitting him last police Learned of the assault after the child told an older brother about she a photo album containing 30 photographs of the assault was seized by Lemere the album had an Index in the front and each picture was accompanied by an the photos featured the boy with and without Lemere she asked for a lengthy citing the prevalence of such crimes in the City As Well As the revulsion society feels for sexual crimes against defence lawyer John Michaels argued for a Shorter say ing it was his clients first such he said Gudmundson Felt remorse for what he had done to the noting his client was relieved when he was he said Gudmundson pleaded guilty to the charge to save the child from the trauma of giving testimony in judge Norton said the existence of the album and the inscriptions below the photographs cast doubt on Gudmundson the judge said the accused was in obvious need of psychological help and that hed recommend to corrections officials that Gudmund son receive it while in Mons seat if anyone could prove he lied about his role in the Masse Lampert was not fired but sources told the Star Elzinga told him in private this week it would be Best if he in View of Murlo Neys direct contradiction of his who has never suggested that he was mistaken when he said he raised the Masse investigation with Mulroney refused to comment continued from Page 1 Don director general of the departments communication played Down the reorganize to an initial he said its main purpose is to begin carrying out Crombie desire for natives to get More responsibility in the de a step toward self govern in a second Mcgregor said the reorganization is simply housekeeping on the part of the departments new Deputy Bruce who was an aide to Crombie when he was health minis Ter in 1979 and who recently rejoined Crombie in Indian another departmental Tim Farr of the communications said the reorganization is a result of the governments May Bud get Call for All departments to trim spending by one per cent a the native group source said the shakeup is the result of a Combina Tion of raw sons own departmental Crombie goals for self government and the May but he added there Are elements that specifically address the goal of decentralization expressed in the paper leaked last after the document was resulting in the dismissal of a senior department prime minister Mulroney denied it was government current funding Levels of pro Grams designed to Correct the Seri Ous inequities which exist for native people and native communities will be Mulroney policies regarding aboriginal people will be made after open pub Lic especially at the grassroots Felix a Manitoba tory my who is a member of the com Mons Indian affairs committee and has been a critic of spending in the it is hard to Lay figures on eventual savings through the re but he ventured that the actual Cost to the department could be reduced by As much As million Over the course of two of three spokesmen for the Assembly of first which says it represents the country indians who hold status under the Indian affairs and the native Council of which is the major umbrella group for no status Metis and other say they have been consulted about the departmental in they did not express concern that programs May be business laments red tape continued from Page 1 leading up to a provincial the Winnipeg chamber endorses it and has named a Dele Gate to the task president de Martens said Botting said the province must begin to regulate the regulators by routinely reviewing and upgrading All government regulatory bodies and and should deregulate them where some government agencies per form functions that overlap Botting and Many times bureaucrats Are to business he backed up his Brief with exam Ples d businessmen complaining about regulation of construction working d a comparatively High minimum and first contract legislation that discriminates against the Small businessman to the advantage of big d Small family run businesses ill equipped to Deal with any future legislation that might provide for equal pay for work of equal Botting said municipalities also hamper business operations with Dif Fering bylaws concerning signs and appreciation Sale thank you Winnipeg we just finished our Best year Ever its you the customer that makes us number one solid brass Beds 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