Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 4, 1986, Winnipeg, Manitoba Tardy ramp blamed for missing Stoke Van an Amateur detective says he tracked town his own stolen Van last week Only t6 have it nicked again because the mounties didst Bob a Teuton area drywall says police tardiness Cost him a weeks income because the Van contained All his tools and Busi Ness Povell said he spotted his vehicle in Winnipeg at noon on notified ramp and kept watch for More than two but the thief drove off before police when you get a response like its Powell 1 dont see theres any excuse for in a Way they aided him by not going on that Lead they it could have been All Over a week Powell said he returned from a weekend trip 25 to find his Van but Learned from neighbors that his teenage Helper had been seen driving he said he obtained the Winnipeg address of the helpers came to the City the next Day and spotted the Van parked outside a Garden City the contractor called Teuton who advised him not to get involved and promised to notify Winnipeg ramp to an hour Teuton Jim Hull Learned ramp Here had not acted and drove in from Powell me arrived five minutes after the thief had the Teuton detachment has been Powell its the help they got in the City that the putdown acting on information from the Teuton ramp located the Van in the grand Beach area and arrested a suspect two Days said the Vanwas extent sively damaged and a compressor was most of the tools were he but his chequebook was missing about 18 while the vehicle damage is co Vered by aut Opac and police have seized the compressor from a Winni Peg Pawn Powell said Hes out the income he could have earned during the last see ramp Page 4 bombers step up quarterback showers tonight 3 Cloudy tomorrow 13 september free press Sun rises sets Moon rises sets final Home delivery 9570550 classified 9662330 second class mail registration number 0286 cf18 contract Wrangle heats up by Brian Cole Winnipeg free press Ottawa the intense Competition Between Bristol aerospace of Winnipeg and Bombardier of Montreal for the cf18 Jet fighter maintenance contract heated up again yesterday on three in prime minister Mulroney and Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa differed on the Impact the contract would have on Quebec aerospace in there were new reports suggesting a determined Bombar Dier was offering a rebate to Ottawa if it wins the and health minister Jake Epp appeared to throw a card into the aerospace poker game for the contract and the 300 to 400 jobs that go with suggesting that in award ing the cf18 contract the Cabinet will consider who is Likely to get a similar contract for the cf5 air Mulroney and Bourassa split on the Issue after a meeting at the Quebec premiers the Cana Dian press its one not the Salva Tion of Mulroney told re porters outside the Quebec pre Miers Home in Montreal elegant Outremont District where the hour Long meeting was but Bourassa disagreed and told reporters after Mulroney left that in terms of amounts there May be bigger contracts but in terms of the Impact it will have on the develop ment of High technology in Quebec its very Mulroney refused to say How Long it might take before the Federal government makes a decision on the 20year f Mulroney denied yesterday that the Cabinet is split Over which Region of the country should get it Hast even come to Cabinet so How can there be a decision see cf18 Page 4 a photo drop to safety Kearn Turner tosses Nicholas into the arms of a waiting police officer As his watches from the porch roof of a flaming Boston tenement Early both adults later escaped the fire by the same web hiring practices criticized Board standards require significant finds by Radha Krishnan Thampi the provincial auditor has criticized the workers compensation Board for what he called its Lack of proper hiring there was nothing in the boards hiring practices that we would consider to be appropriate for an organization that Fred Jackson said the auditor cleared Ken the boards chief executive of using his position to hire an alleged acquaintance to a year Job with the Jackson said in an interview the allegation against levelled by some Board was in during the we found some inappropriate but we could find absolutely nothing against the Board yesterday reinstated who had been on paid leave from his Job since july when the probe who could not be reached for is expected to return to work Board chairman Sonny Arrojado Jacksons report said web officials do not follow proper procedures in screening and selecting applicants for Job As jobs Are not properly advertised and Competition files Are not he the hiring practices and administrative procedures of the Board require significant the report Arrojado rejected the auditors finding that the boards procedures Are saying they Are similar to those of the provinces civil ser vice Jackson said later his report re commended the Board adopt the hiring practices of the see Lecuyer Page 4 birth of siamese twins termed tragedy by Kathleen Engman siamese twin girls were delivered by caesarean Section at Boniface general Hospital the first in Manitoba in four its not a Happy Nigel head of neonate said there Are Many tragedies we but this is possibly the Macdonald said the who had a combined birth weight of 10 eight Are joined at the Thorax and the babies Are listed in but stable Hospital spokesman Lisa Osborne said the hearts of the Winnipeg girls Are joined and they share other major organs including the liver and Bowel surgical separation would not be attempted with Sia Mese twins whose heart Chambers or vessels Are joined be cause of the very Low survival Macdonald he said it is highly unlikely that a separated twins would survive for even if separation is Sia Mese twins always suffer some residual handicaps unless the Union is such As a shoulder the doctor citing patient see siamese Page 4 Grain dispute feared threat to Farmers by Jane Armstrong a strike lockout at Grain terminals in Thunder Bay could threaten the livelihood of Manitoba politicians and agriculture spokesmen said the timing was extremely Insp Given that Farmers cant afford to lose a said Jack president of Keystone Agri cultural a Farmer lobby dispute to Cost Farmers dont get paid until they deliver their Grain to the strike lockout at the Busy port stopped nearly All Grain movement at a time of year when Farmers local elevators and bins Are at their bursting Thunder Bay handles about half of Canadas Prairie Grain Vancouver is the second ranking followed by Churchill and Prince Treyve put Farmers in a very grave Penner predicting Farmers loss of income will have a devastating Ripple effect on farm manufacturers and finally the about 500 Grain handlers walked off the Job yesterday morning at the Saskatchewan wheat the Lar Gest of the six elevator operators in Thunder at a news conference in Winnipeg the five other companies said were ceasing opera effectively Locking put another workers involved in the con tract the other five companies Are Manitoba Pool Cargill United Grain Richardson terminals and Par Rish and Heimbecker the strike lockout came after the Union and management failed to resume contract talks tuesday due to disagreement on an the Union has been in a Legal strike position since Friday and members have been working without a contract since january Grain handlers were earning an average of an despite Calls from some farm groups for Federal backs work leg both sides in the Long Sim Mering dispute predicted a protracted work Steward a Winnipeg Law yer who is chief negotiator for the Grain elevator called the Union members fat cats whole got to thin Down a bit before they get that takes Frank chairman of the Lodge 650 of the brotherhood of airline and see stoppage Page 4 clergymen abandon planned mass funeral from the news services violence erupted in the Black township of Soweto As a show of Force by police in South Africa con Vinced clergymen to abandon plans to Lead a mass funeral today that would have defied an official the funeral was planned to mourn 20 Blacks killed by South african Security witnesses said one woman was killed today when militant using whips to prevent workers from going to their jobs in nearby Johan chased her in a train Sta Tion and she fell in front of a they said a Man was injured when he jumped from a train to escape the tens of thousands of workers stayed off the All Soweto has been declared an unrest said Gideon the divisional police the South african press association said youths built barricades of rocks and burning the funerals Are off indefinite said Simeon anglican Bishop in townships East of Johan after meeting with Soweto the clergymen had planned to defy an official ban on the funeral but yielded to a show of Force by police and soldiers this witnesses said police entered a Baku stadium in the White City neighbourhood and fired tear Gas this morning to disperse More than people who had gathered for the see violence Page 4 civic elections special poll on civic election issues theres an election if youre an eligible Winnipeg youll be asked to elect a a City and trustees for your school but what Are the issues that concern free press readers Are you Happy with the school system do you favor Aid to private schools Are your property taxes fair what will happen to downtown parking when North Portage is finished and How has mayor Bill Norge done to find the this saturday we invite you to take part in a special civic election Survey a the results will be published before election to let and the candidates know where you join us saturday data missing Max telecoms services is missing financial the legislature is Clear sailing free Trade negotiator Simon Reisman says he Doest foresee any obstacles to a very Large careless a prosecutor says the makers of Twilight zone the movie were careless men who caused childrens lottery Western express 1976476 lotto West winning numbers 2 52 Bonus number 7 lotto winning numbers 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