Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 17, 1987, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 Winnipeg free november 1987 far East trip to yield Pawley predicts Ren free press by Jane Armstrong the provincial governments 000 trip to the far East will Likely yield millions of dollars in invest ment Premier Howard Pawley said As the Premier produced agreements his government signed with seven Banks and investment companies As he vehemently denied suggestions the 11day trip should have contained a pitch for the free Trade we never tried to sell our Mission Grain Trade hearing Date set for May a preliminary hearing Date has been set for two men charged with illegal trading on the Winnipeg commodity Gerald Trevor Spalding has been charged with one count each of theft and giving secret com Gary Leonard Harpman has been charged with one count each of theft and accepting secret he Gera commodities has been charged with Spalding in each of the a preliminary expected to last three is to begin May the two men made Brief appear ances in provincial court no pleas were Spalding and Harpman Are the first people charged in the two year investigation of alleged wrongdoing on the then a broker and floor trader with and a floor trader with Cargill allegedly reported a Grain futures Trade to Winnipeg commodity Clearing without placing the Trade for Public auction at the sex special prosecutor Ray mond Flett courts documents allege the trans actions were conducted at Prear ranged which resulted in financial loss or reduction of profits for Cargill in violation of the Crimi Nal the Price of futures con tracts is determined by Public auction on the floor of the with the contract going to the High est Flett would not say How much profit was involved in the transact he said charges against others can be expected no later than Early next Spalding allegedly paid Harpman about to perform the transact with the activity occurring Between and april weather on the basis of a free Trade Deal the United Pawley the Premier said the mis Sion concentrated on Selling Manito Bas including its diversified Economy and Access to cheap Power and the Premier was criticized last week for ignoring the proposed free Trade agreement with the United states in his efforts to sell Manitoba As a place Saskatchewan Premier Grant de As Well As a number of Winni Peg said the proposed free Trade Deal would be an added attraction to investors looking to come to the Premier said he hoped one reached with the Itoh company of Tokyo and Dak company of Osaka to develop a cerium compounds processing Plant in the will generate an estimated million to million in investment and create 50 cerium is used in the manufacture of space program engines and the conversion of heat into Manitoba has a sup ply at the tantalum mining 50 Kilometres Northeast of Lac Dubon opposition and business spokes men were less enthusiastic about what Pawley and four Cabinet ministers brought tory Leader Gary Filmon said the signed agreements Arent binding and offer no guarantees the companies will eventually As the tory Leader said he found Hawleys rationale for seeking far East investment a bit hard to in lieu of the premiers rejection of the proposed free Trade Deal with the United he went half a world away when our most Likely trading partners Are 60 Miles 97 Kilometres away from its sheer Pawley defended his governments interest in the far saying Japan in particular should be actively pursued As a trading part Ner As the value of the yen increases against the american Dorothy president of the Winnipeg chamber of was also cautious about the significance of the signed its very easy to come Back with and to be it would be hard to expect anything More sub Stantial at this Pawley described the agreements As pledges by both parties to encourage investment and follow up the agreement with other Trade missions or actual in addition to the pact signed with Itoh and Dak the govern ment signed agreements with the Industrial Bank of the Long term credit Bank of Japan and the Bank of As Toshiba signed an intent to pursue Hydro resource development deaths us the season Christopher a Grade 1 student from Garden Grove enjoys a preview audience with Santa Glaus yesterday at the main Post Santa helped Canada Post launch its helping hand project to assist charities in collecting As Well As its Santa Claus letter reply program which invites children to write to North Hoh handicapped to fight fee increase a nonprofit group is taking a provincial government Agency to court in its bid to get reduced transportation fees for handicapped peo the Manitoba league of the physically handicapped has enlisted Legal Aid Manitoba to overturn a Manitoba taxicab Board ruling that raised the initial pickup Cost More than 37 per the Price to from took effect Handi capped people pay an additional for every Kilometre they the league is seeking to overturn the increase because it is Unne Ces and a hearing into the Issue was not conducted said Shawn a Legal Aid Law yer who has worked on the classified death we had notice of the but our position is that we didst get proper we we we rent allowed to we were really at a loss to present a proper oppose Greenberg said court documents filed thursday charge the taxicab Board acted without jurisdiction As there was no evidence on which it could base its documents also charge in formation was withheld from the at the 5 the greater Winnipeg handicapped transportation group asked for a increase in the rate charged to pick up the group represents six Handi capped transportation on the Board said the rate could climb John president of handi1 Helper said the in crease is barely enough for the transportation companies to survive its better than our workers Are just at barely minimum Saguier taxicab Board officials refused comment on the Liberal condemns refugee treatment by Liana Simon the immigration department acted irresponsibly by keeping a Black South african refugee in a Manitoba jail for a the Liber Al immigration critic said yester i am just Sergio March said in an interview after a speech to the Laurier club of Mani Toba the governments actions Are to tally unacceptable because they have treated the Man As a criminal As opposed to an individual running away from a threat of March the 35yearold South african has been in heading Ley jail since he arrived in Canada without proper immigration officials have also jailed an 18yearold kenyan who arrived in Churchill As a Stow away in requests for their release have been turned fears for sister immigration lawyer Ken Zaifman said the South african who asked not to be identified because his sister is still in hiding in Cape fled South Africa after his parents were killed in an antigovernment kenyan Emile Micaeli has said through an interpreter that he fled his country after his employers were arrested by the kenyan govern South african has been detained for Over a month in a and theres no reason the offer of a South african organization to Post a Bond on his behalf was March he added the Long delay in acquiring identification of the Man May be related to the governments timid attitude towards opening the Gates to South african he said the Case is just one exam ple of government he noted that last week immigration minister Benoit Bouchard told a Montreal reporter canadians want to look behind the and see who is when asked who is Bou Chard replied terror people who dont respect the Why is it that some 300 refugee applicants arriving by boat Over two Summers triggered such unprecedented and draconian attitudes and Marchi March charged the Federal government must look upon immigration policy As a positive and constructive Winnipeg area forecast today mainly winds northerly at 25 Chance of precipitation is 10 per High near Low tonight near tomorrow Cloudy Chance of precipitation is 20 per High near Southern Manitoba thursday mostly with a 40percent Chance of flurries or High near Low near Friday mostly with a 30percent Chance of High near Low near Normal High is Normal Low is Northern Manitoba tomorrow a few with a 20percent Chance of High near Low 20 to thursday and Friday mostly with a 50per cent Chance of flurries both High thursday near Low near High Friday near Low near Normal High is Normal Low is Northwestern Ontario tomorrow some Cloudy with a 20percent Chance of High near Low near thursday and Friday mostly with a 40percent Chance of flurries both High thursday near Low near High Friday near Low near Normal High is Normal Low is International 16 14 new 13 National 9 1 8 3 21 29 2 7 6 8 1 12 5 10 1 3 5 9 4 6 3 10 4 12 1 2 Thunder 10 6 12 1 6 3 7 2 2 5 Winnipeg companions mean last hug net on record in 1953 Lowell on record in 1933 precipitation total from 1 to 16 Millimetres Normal yesterday nil 14 13 20 10 10 18 14 14 4 15 16 6 Tel 29 9 resort spots los Clear 20 Las Clear 16 19 31 Clear 31 Clear 29 Cloudy 24 Clear 29 Clear 33 Clear 30 Haze 29 10 7 5 0 7 13 5 3 9 11 0 1 9 11 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