Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 21, 1987, Winnipeg, Manitoba Sunday various data show there seems to be life after or that it is the province often suffers when Large corporations close their Branch humorous yarns provide Welcome Relief for insurance agents used to tales Clouds tonight 15 Cloudy tomorrow 29 Winnipeg free press vol 115 no 200 free press Sun rises sets Moon rises sets final Home delivery 9570550 classified 9562330 second class mail registration number 028g news watch talks cancelled the French government has decided to cancel a negotiating session on a fishing dispute with Canada As a sign of pro test against the attitude shown by says a foreign ministry both sides were to have met to discuss the Issue next Canada has unilaterally closed certain fishing zones to French vessels in a dispute on fishing quotas in Canadian Sheik reinstated the ruler of the persian Gulf emirate of Sheik sul Tan bin Mohammed Alqassim has been four Days after his older brother ousted him in a Power Strug Sheik has been confirmed As the legitimate the brother who had tried to oust Sheik Abdel has been appointed Sha Jahs Crown porn Star edited porn Star Ilona staplers first sex show which included a stuffed animal and a live Snake she was elected to parliament was blacked out yesterday by some disapproving italian Media nicknamed Cic Ciolina Fleshy one was elected to the chamber of deputies last one that sent a reporter to cover her printed a Blank Page in protest of the vile and de grading plane plans set prime minister Jacques Chirac declared yesterday that his government will prod uce its own the a to equip the French air Force and Navy by the French decision Means that allies in Europe will be developing two competing warplanes in an Era when de Fence experts increasingly have urged pooled research to reduce the Cost to Chirac building plane Index Ann dateline Puzzle answers Royko sports sunday to 11 20 22 19 19 2 22 6 13 16 11 7 15 3 12 32 12 18 25 28 17 9 12 lotto winning numbers 48 Bonus 9 jail threat part of autistic therapy by Heidi Graham workers at a private Winnipeg group Home threatened a mentally ill resident with jail As part of his documents obtained by the free press the minutes of a meeting suggest uniformed police would be used in an attempt to curb the 32yearold residents temper an employee of the project asked police to arrest the autistic Man last tuesday after the pair became involved in a struggle inside the the officers saying the Man had done nothing to justify being charged with a Bob Mcewan the resident had apparently threatened to Hurt himself with a butter knife earlier in the Mcewan he later went into a workers room to say he was sorry and i guess the worker Over Felt threatened and a scuffle Fol no one was Hurt in the the officer adding police took the Man to health sciences Centre to defuse the a spokesman for the autism society of Manitoba called the threats and the workers actions adding they were probably harmful to the its like putting nitroglycerine on an Al ready explosive Chris Lavigne it would make his situation whatever Hope there is for him would be permanently Lavigne said unless there is twist Between the resident and his no Progress will be the diagnosed As autistic when he was five years has a violent temper similar to other autistic arid lashes out when he is upset or the mans Mother said she believe workers at project run by Hydra House a private for profit see Mother Page 4 Winnipeg carriers anticipate strike Call by Aldo Santin Fred Campbell says he and 700 Union members he represents Are waiting for the Telephone Call that will Send Winnipeg letter carriers out on were going to take them said business agent for District 7 of the letter carriers Union of referring to Canada Post were going after were going to defend our members there is a strategy to which City gets hit by the rotating but Campbell has refused to say when Winnipeg would be his District covers Manitoba and Ontario East to Campbell said the carriers never wanted a strike but they refuse to give in to Canada posts while inside postal workers have see carriers Page 4 monks gassed monks from South Korea main Buddhist sect run for cover after riot police use tear Gas to break up their save the nation rally in Seoul it was the Lith consecutive Day of antigovernment uneasy truce Falls province faces Windfall by John Douglas Federal tax Reform will net the provincial government a Windfall of More than million in the next two tax experts by transferring personal deductions to tax Federal finance minister Michael Wilson has in creased the net income of every tax spokesmen say the increases will boost provincial revenues by next year with a on per cent Flat tax on net incomes Over and by in 1988 when the Flat tax a provincial finance department spokesman refused say ing the government Hast fully studied the implications of the Wilson White the Alberta government has said it May lower some of its taxes As a result of the Federal tax Reform a spokesman said Albertas per Sonal and corporate tax takes will in crease by about million next year due to the new if we did nothing to the current tax rates in we take substantially More Money under this tax he Gary a spokesman for the certified general accountants association of said the provincial government is not Likely to pass up a Chance to line its Thornton said Manitoba and Saskatchewan the two provinces with sur taxes based on net incomes will take the new Federal Structure and run to the the shift is definitely going to make Manitoba he with its Flat tax kicking in on any family making More than that Means that the majority of see net Page 4 Queens treaty gift flown into Reserve late thaw delays delivery of Bob free press Madoule Lake special the traditional annual treaty pay ments to indians on Manitoba 55 reserves have finally reached the 250 residents of this Community on Madoule Kilometres North of the treaty Indian affairs department offi flew in from Thompson to the Community by float plane last their arrival had been delayed because the ice had just moved off the Lake and their Airstrip is under an ramp Constable from Lynn Lake officiated in the ceremonial presentation of a Crisp Bill to each band chief Moses who was away from the will receive and each band Council Lor received a steady Stream of Happy Resi dents turned up to collect the Queens including Betty Anne a stooped but smiling woman who trudged her Way to the treaty party with the help of a there were also like three Earold Rachel powder who came away beaming As she clutched the Bill handed to her by Gary Many recipients joked about How much has dropped in value since their ancestors signed the treaty with the Queen in this is one of 42 out of where the treaty Money has been paid out so a total of has been budgeted to pay the treaty Money to registered indians on 55 Manitoba the travel costs Are estimated at Between and at the Madoule Lake about was paid out and the travel costs were More than As Well As individual the treaties provide for clothing allowances for chiefs and Council lors As Well As a onetime payment for such things As ploughs and under the the Manitoba Indian bands conceded Square Kilometres of land and were Given hectares on which to establish their our forefathers were really taken for quite a a Young Madoule Lake Indian Rachel Powderhorn clutches her treaty informal talks Between the strik ing letter carriers and Canada Post Conj need sporadically yesterday As the labor dispute settled into an uneasy striking letter carriers were still on picket lines outside Ontario postal stations in Windsor and violence flared earlier in the Day outside one Toronto sorting station followed by 11 the Toronto workers vere to their strike at m Hwght last Jim a spokesman for the letter carriers of said he did not kno if sinkers in the other Ontario cities also would do striking Workett had returned their jobs in other centres across Canada earlier while in formal chats in Ottawa Between Union Leader Sand Post office officials continued off and on throughout the Harold head of labor relations for Canada said no word had come yet from labor see striking Page 4 Marathon tie up City streets police say Winnipeg Gei s who plan to drive through the City this morn ing face a Marathon traffic Al Thornhill said that because of the Manitoba Mara Thon and the red River exhibition traffic will be the dozens of roads that make up the Marathon route will be closed from 7 until my and although the Parade Doest Start until 1 the area bordered by Graham Kennedy Broadway and Hargrave Street will be closed to Trabuc from until the Parade Thornhill said floats will be assembled and prepared in that area All from the floats will follow the Parade route along Mary Avenue to memorial Boulevard and then South to they will go West on Broadway to Portage Avenue and Vest on Portage to the exhibition ground at p ;