Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 10, 1987, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free Pitta november Fott press Essres to decision on beef Tariff remembering Georgina a member of the Manitoba chaplains participates in the groups annual pre remembrance Day service at Canadian forces base Winni Peg the association comprises former and serving armed forces the military first woman is stationed at cab Portage la by Stevens wild Ottawa has asked the general agreement on tariffs and Trade for More time to respond to a Trade ruling against a Canadian Tariff on european beef says a fed eral the request came on 26 after a Gatt advisory committee ruled that a 75centapound Canad an countervailing duty against imports of subsidized beef from the european economic Community violated International Trade Arnold de agriculture Canada chief of Trade said the Issue is on the Agenda when Gatts subsidies and countervail ing measures committee meets dec Ottawa must decide whether it will accept the which has angered the cattle because the committee works on an objection from Cana would scuttle the de Leeuw there Are basically three a de Leeuw we could accept the we could reject it or we could negotiate with the the countervail was originally imposed by the Canadian import Tribu Nal at the urging of the Canadian cattlemen about million kilograms of subsidized beef from the european economic Community entered can Ada in As recently As virtually no european beef was sold in since the beef imports from Europe have again cattle has been one of the few Bright spots on the otherwise Bleak Canadian agriculture the Gatt ruling hinged on a technical interpretation of the inter National Trade Laws passed in the late known As the Tokyo these Laws say countervail ing duties duties to offset the damaging effects of imports Only be imposed if the Domestic industries involved produce goods similar to the questionable the Gatt advisory panel decided the processed beef imports were not the same As the live cattle produced by Canadian cattle they said Boneless beef and cattle Are separate de Leeuw we argued they Are economically not the decision has angered the cattlemen its a totally unreal View of the said Jim a spokes Man for the we dont the Gatt panels we dont even accept the Gatt although Ottawa has not announced a response to the Brandon my Lee parliamentary Secretary to agriculture minis soviets cite old hurdles in new policy by Alexandra Paul soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev new policy of openness has allowed reporters to be More critical of the communist according to three Ona Public relations tour of no Orth but soviet journalists still face Many in getting stories not least of which is trying to convince old line editors that they should publish certain kinds of Arti the journalists were in Winnipeg As part of a North american tour of six Canadian and three american the Jour Halista were joined by 22 dancers and singers who per formed at the playhouse theatre last night before leaving for Edmon the touring sponsored by Canadian and american soviet Friendship included Isles Tia political columnist melor pravda International news editor Vladislav tabloid arguments and facts writer Rievich Gennady and Academy scientist Boris Alekhina the Public relations tour began in Montreal last and will end in new York it co Mem Ter John called the ruling he attributed the decision to the Lack of attention agriculture received at the Tokyo i dont even think it was on the Graham emphasized the panels ruling was Only advisory and said he expected Canada to hang Tough on the Issue with other beef producing countries such As the United Australia and new but the Issue is not so Canada recently tabled a position paper at the latest round of Gatt negotiations in favor of increased Trade Sturua new freedoms rates 70 years of communist party Rule in the soviet Union and 45 years of diplomatic relations Between the and while enthusiastic about the opportunities provided by Gorbachev policy of the journalists emphasized they were not exactly being Given the Freedom to write As they they said glasnost merely provided them with the Opportunity to fight party hardliners and their own self censorship to publish the while touting the advantages of More open the soviets said they hoped soviet journalism would never completely resemble its lightweight Western Reserve resident carelessness in Stepbrother shooting death by David Roberts a 24yearold resident of the Jack Fead Indian Reserve was Given a oneyear suspended sentence yester Day in the shooting death of his Niney Earold James Goose head blew away the right Side of his step Broth ers head with a Rifle last Crown attorney Terry Mackean Glen Dale who was Riding his bicycle about three metres from the died just before the fatal a number of including Goose were playing around with the court was Goose head originally was charged with manslaughter and criminal negligence in Felixs but pleaded guilty in court of Queens Bench yesterday to the lesser charge of carelessly using a the other charges were Mackean asked Justice Guy Kroft to impose a jail term on goo behead to Send a Clear message to the Reserve Community about the Safe handling of there is no question this was a tragic Mackean noting at least three people handled the Rifle just before it went there is a prevalence of this Type of offence in the Community of for some reason this Reserve seems to have a tremendous problem with Goose head told police after the shooting that he was returning weapon to a didst know it was loaded and didst know Felix was its an i shot Broth Goose head say before he started to j the event rfcs shattered Goose his and the Jack head defence lawyer Greg Brodsky told a letter to the court from the Mother of Boll Goose head and Felix asked the judge for that boy has had a hard time for what she we have talked together about it Many everyone agrees the incident was a tragic Kroft ruled out imposing a Fine or term of Community but in addition to the suspended imposed two years probation and prohibited Goose head from having a firearm for five worker returns from publicity trek a Man who walked to Newfoundland to promote Canadas Forest Industry was to return Home today to Pine Falls for the first time in nearly seven Bill took a leave of absence from his millwright Job at Labiti Ciprice in Pine Falls and piece polion h High Pom re l Low Prati ure cold Fiona worm front area forecast to Fay mainly winds southerly at 30 Chance of precipitation is 10 per High near Low tonight near tomorrow High near Southern Manitoba thursday and Friday mostly High thursday Low High Friday Low Normal High is Normal Low is Northern Manitoba tomorrow scattered High Low thursday and Friday mostly with a 50percent Chance of flurries both High thurs Day near Low High Friday Low Normal High is Ai Normal Low is Northwestern Ontario tomorrow a few High near Low thursday mostly with a 50per cent Chance of High near Low Friday mostly with a 40percent Chance of High Low Normal High is Normal Low is National 4 14 10 1 5 8 3 14 5 10 4 7 1 8 2 12 1 1 6 19 13 15 2 7 Thunder 4 0 4 2 3 0 1 1 13 4 Winnipeg comparisons mean last highest on record in 1930 lowest on in 1944 precipitation total from 1 to 9 Millimetres Normal yesterday International 6 2 5 6 new 18 15 17 4 4 0 19 9 7 5 9 2 19 15 9 7 14 12 7 7 8 4 18 3 2 4 Tel 23 12 4 1 resort spots los 24 13 Las Clear 8 27 13 31 24 30 18 Clouds 30 23 Clouds 22 20 28 22 Clear 33 24 30 24 Clear 28 22 began walking to Newfoundland to promote Public awareness of the Sharpe walked 32 Kilometres five Days a week to make the trek from Pine the company westernmost to its most Eastern one in grand said Abi Tibi Industrial relations superintendent Jack Sharpe was driving Back Home Coote and was to be Back for a Homecoming ceremony Labiti Ciprice rented a motor Home for Sharpes wife to accompany him on the Coote adding the company paid other Sharpe was not on salary during his explaining the reason for his called forests for our Sharpe said most people Are ignorant of the importance of forests to the everybody knows about the the Potash the Oil Industry and the lumber but not too Many know about the manufacturing of the Forest Industry puts billions of dollars into the Economy of Canada each he death classified death Edith Marjorie of of husband of Davetta Elizabeth widow of John widow of Clifford of of widower of Kate Louis of husband of Josephine Charles of Smith formerly of husband of Mary Grace of Sophia Reid widow of William Vincenzo of Santa Maria husband of Elena be of husband of Alma be of Portage la Mary widow of Isac Dennis of Lloyd husband of Liz naga widow of Harry Gertrude of of formerly of widow of William of Gladys of Arthur of formerly of husband of Grace Walter of husband of Rose of husband of Jennie James husband of Ina of formerly of Poplar Ellen widow of prices effective 14 closed 11th store hours to it we Reserve the right to limit 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