Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 15, 1987, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg fee March 5 family maintains bedside Vigil As Hope fades for Janzen baby the family of Amy Janzen continues a bedside Vigil but a childrens Hospital spokesman said there is Little Chance the child will Hospital spokesman Jim Rodger said there has been no change in Jan Zens condition since thursday afternoon when she was placed on a life support system when her heart 18 months has had a brain disorder since birth which made it impossible to she has spent her entire life in suffering from the rare Central Hyp ventilation syn Rodger said her brain want Send ing impulses to her which normally forces air into the her condition improved following an operation in Chicago last de Cember when a device was implanted which sent electrical impulses to her diaphragm and allowed her to this week Hospital staff she was almost ready to return to her Wirkler Rodger on thursday afternoon there was a very sudden and rapid deterioration of her brain Rodger now she needs mechanical support to keep her heart work Rodger said Jan Zens condition could not be compared to a stroke and added she is not brain the injury is to a part of her brain which sends these signals to her heart and Roger said the chances of her recovery Are he said she could continue in her present condition indefinitely or her condition could Worsen at any in residents Are waiting for any word on Jan Zens theres nothing we can do now but Joel a spokes Man for the Winkler Kinsmen its very were All Digap masked robbers grab million Small car stops armoured two men swipe 60 bags of Cash from the news services London robbers held up a Security Van outside a London Bank and fled with the equivalent of million can in Scotland Yard officials said a Scotland Yard spokesman said a compact car pulled in front of the Armor plated forcing it to two masked robbers jumped from the forced the Van into an Alley and unloaded 60 bags of Cash containing about the robbers handcuffed the three Security guards before making their skeletons dug up Davao villagers dug up skeletons of seven More alleged victims of rebel executions in Southern Philippines and the Mil itary said the number of bodies found could Rise to discovery of the seven bodies two of them women brought the total number found in the last two weeks to mews Roundup 19 of whom Are foreigners and three bulgarian carriers Are scouts choose site Bowling the boy scouts of America have chosen a army Post that was the scene of a dioxin scare two years ago fort Hill As a permanent site Jam yugoslavs ban Book Belgrade dissident Yugo slav sociologist Vojislav Seselja has had a permanent ban imposed on his the High treason Belgrade newspapers said yester the serbian supreme court or dered All copies of the which purports to document Seselus trial and imprisonment in seized and reports bus passengers slain Plant shutdown Nairobi gunmen killed 13 people and wounded 14 others when they opened fire on a bus near 160 Kilometres East of police said the attack took place on the main Road to Marissa in Northeast Ern Kenya where armed bandits known As shift have operated in the autopsy ordered an autopsy was ordered for a colombian who stowed away on a ship for nine Days eating Green bananas and drinking his own then died 18 hours after he was officials said aids hits Bulgaria Vienna Bulgaria reported its first death from aids and said measures to combat the spread of the virus will be announced officials said a foreign youth died of the and said 22 aids carriers have been disco Miami radioactive water dripping from a valve forced the shutdown of a nuclear reactor at the Turkey Point Power but the incident was described As minor by a nuclear regulatory commission Money found in hair Belgrade yugoslav Cus Toms officers have seized foreign currency twisted into the plaits of a woman the official Tan Jug news Agency said customs officials at the Djedje Lija Frontier crossing with Greece will Start court proceedings for a foreign currency offence against the Aida of Gost Ivar in she said she needed the Money about to buy Gold jewelry in 1 or s j s f it 4 v in a fire Blower works his tricks for passersby hoping to earn a few warm weather has sparked a return of Street shipping sources said yester but the world food program has protested to the Kenya ports a alleging discrimination against the officials complained other ships were being Al Lowed to Load ahead of the food ships stalled child rapist jailed Mombasa two ships booked to carry kenyan Maize to Ethiopia for the in world food program have been waiting for several weeks because of congestion at this los Angeles a judge has sentenced an aids victim to 10 years in prison in connection with the rape of a three Earold despite pleas for leniency from the mans who said his client will die lawyers agreed the child has not contracted the deadly disease from her Luis who adopted her illegally in afrikaner Surprise Johannesburg a revolt in South Africa governing National party Shook another pillar of the afrikaner establishment yesterday As an executive of a pro govern ment news group quit David de Villiers to join independents seeking faster apartheid aide faces disgrace Moscow a former close aide of the late soviet Leader Leonid Din Muhamed Kun is to be officially disgraced by communist party the official soviet news Agency Tass said it said he is accused of Gross violations of standards of party life and setting up a cult of Post office trains Union says Canada Post corporation is secretly training about 30 strike break ers in the event of a work stoppage this a Canadian Union of Post Al workers spokesman charged yes Dale president of cups Winnipeg said they Are being trained on weekends on the seventh floor of the Richardson Clark said a Plant supervisor told him Friday the corporation plans to abolish some but say How Clark said he is convinced the workers Are being trained for strike breaking because the Post office also wants to close station c on Corydon Avenue and the Norwood Grove postal moves which would mean less demand for existing work ers and no need to train he said cup has been negotiating a new contract with the Corpora Tion since the last one expired in with management try ing to weaken the current Job Security the corporation apparently wants to try to intimidate the Union by training such people while Neotia introducing our newest arrival 20 position chair synthetic resin with two Coats of weatherproof lacquer february unemployment rate drops noticeably in Manitoba Gros filled 8 warranty Hearth Patio 4771840 685 Pembina Highway 95 warehouse liquidation Sale we must vacate one of our warehouses by april everything must go Manitoba seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dropped in february to per cent from pulling ahead of Ontario by per according to a monthly Survey re leased by statistics in the province ranked third in Canada at per behind Ontario and a year per cent of Manitoban looking for jobs find any the National which dropped per cent in a months was per sateu1te to Home expression special 8 satellite installed 9 satellite installed 5oq95 As Low As 00 per Mac Antenna service Lockport 17574559 Winnipeg unemployment level ranked second amongst the larger Canadian cities at per the unemployment rate for women in Manitoba improved Over the failing to per cent from per it was Canadas these very positive labor Force Survey results Are continuing Evi Dence of steady economic growth in Manitoba i a reflection of provincial government policies and programs which support this economic labor minister Len Evans roofing Book now for Spring 8952135 Lockport roofing sofas recliners chairs bedroom suites All at sacrificed prices furniture 880 Nairn 6671578 open to 9 to 9 9 to 5 wanted part time employment 4 hours per evening High earnings possible for More Call 9438068 monday to Friday Between 9 noon Winnipeg free press tons Are going Clark he said the outsiders Are being trained to work on coding which is usually done after someone is not Clark said Union members have talked to a who said their Job applications Are for jobs that would be available this Clark said he Doest believe they Are also being told the work would include crossing a picket and that there be a Job for them once the strike has operate during strike he added that Canada Post has never tried to operate during a but management officials have threatened to if there is a strike this Allan the corporations Manitoba Public affairs said the workers Are involved in a 16hour reemployment training program for potential casual work ers to be hired in the event of heavy mail Skrumeda said program started about a week and that those involved Are paid an he denied any connection with a possible although adding he Rule out the possibility trainees would be asked to work in the event of about 150 people Are involved in the training program across Cana Skrumeda Skrumeda also said no decision has been made about closing station c or the Norwood Grove postal Sta woman suffers Burns As shirt catches fire a woman suffered serious Burns yesterday when her shirt caught fire As she leaned Over a hot stove ele police Sheila of 181 bal moral suffered secondhand third degree Burns to her arms and and was in stable condition in the health sciences police a Winnipeg fire department spokesman said a also was taken to Hospital with first degree Burns to his the Kinsmen and Lions clubs organized a fundraising drive which collected More than by total donations to the Amy Janzen fund amounted to Al most Mcgrath said the Money remain ing in the fund will be converted into a foundation for similar medical emergencies in the Pembina Val ramp hailed As nazi Hunters the ramp is the proper Agency to investigate nazi War even though its investigations turned up Only one suspect in More than 40 a ukrainian Canadian com Mittee spokesman said John who chairs the committees civil liberties commis said the ramp investigated hundreds of allegations about alleged but police didst Lay hundreds of charges because allegations we rent Gregorovich the Only individual extradited for War crimes after an ramp investigation was Helmut who was shipped Back to West Germany in Gregorovich said the inquiry on nazi War criminals in Canada headed by Justice Jules who released his report established that Only 218 cases need detailed not the thou Sands some had Gregorovich praised the saying he was Happy those charged would be tried in Canada and not in the soviet where he doubts they would get a fair we will Deal with the matter in in our own with the ramp and the Federal Justice de he contributions Gregorovich said the committee received More than in contributions since the Deschenes com Mission was some of that already has been he and some will be used for the groups presentation to Public hearings when legislation to implement the report is drawn in a statement Gre Gorovich said Public hearings of the Deschenes commission Cost his committee human and monetary re sources because some people used the hearings to promote their own the statement said such problems could have been avoided by greater sensitivity toward the communities Gregorovich was in town for a meeting of the committees Presidio scheduled before the Deschenes report was Jake Federal health said a lot of Bridge building needs to be done because of accusations about collaborators and numbers of War criminals in Canada who spoke to the presidium luncheon said later prosecutions will be carried out i he will not be a Haven for War criminal code amendments to allow prosecution of War criminals in Canada will not be limited to says the president of the Canadian bar it Doest matter if its a crime far in the past or last it Doest matter if its a nazi or an Argentine general or said lawyer Bryan Williams in Van Couver if its mass murder a crime against humanity id have no hesitation to use the Williams said crimes against humanity Are so grotesque that the perpetrators should be pursued to the Williams praised the Federal governments commitment to act on the key recommendations of the Deschenes commission Appeal of firings Edmonton up two Alberta pilots will Appeal their dismissal by Pacific Western airlines for Violat ing safety regulations last month on a scheduled flight from to Prince the 27 firings a rarity in Canadian commercial aviation Are part of a grievance the Canadian air line pilots association will file with the company this the grievance initially will be heard by airline officials and ultimately May be appealed to an arbitration Board with members from outside the company spokesman Jack Law less said the Edmonton Copilot Vio lated regulations when the ground safety pins were not removed before the 19 flight when the Landing gear on the Boeing 737 would not retract after Takeoff because the pins were still in the Calgary Pilot violated safety regulations by continuing to Prince George instead of returning to he ;