Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 1, 1988, Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 Winnipeg free March 1988 band Man Dies after Airstrip delays plane by Patrick Mckinley a 72yearold gods River Indian Reserve Man died of a heart attack yesterday after a four hour delay in flying him out to medical a band councillor John Robert Yellowback said band members were forced to spend four hours Clearing a nearby Airstrip if tar Henry Okimow suffered a heart attack late sunday the Airstrip was not ready for use because it was closed in a Dis Pute Between the band and former nip Cabinet minister Sam Yellowback he said the band used to maintain the Airstrip owned by a nearby fishing Lodge in Exchange for the right to use it for travel to and from the isolated Yellowback said he was notified of Oki maws heart attack at about band members began Clearing the woman assault claim dismissed Manitoba court of Appeal Dis missed yesterday a Thompson woman claim that she had been beaten by an ramp officer in in a unanimous decision after a 20minute hearing Justice Alfred Monnin upheld a court of Queens Bench verdict that found the officer was truthful when to denied the Noela Gosling claimed Sherman Allen struck her twice in the giving her whiplash and she sought damages for pain and suffering and for loss of court documents show she was off work for More than a year after the she claimed she was beaten out Side the Thompson police station after her arrest for fighting inside the Thompson inn where she worked a court was Gosling said she was trying to pull an assailant off her husband when she was arrested Allen claimed Gosling punched him in the nose after he broke up a fight Between her and another Allen kept Gosling in a police Van outside the Thompson detachment while other prisoners were pro court has been Gosling claimed Allen hit her when he returned to take her into the the officer denied the there were no court documents show Gosling 1 iter pleaded guilty to obstructing a police officer in the but Mie later claimed her lawyer want authorized to enter such a Airstrip within 15 minutes but it was before an emergency flight carrying a nurse was Able to Yellowback said the aircraft re fused to land on another temporary Airstrip built on the he said by the time the flight Okimow Uncle of band chief Moses was Northern affairs minister Elijah Harper said he had just heard of the death yesterday he said he has asked his staff to find out Why the plane did not use the temporary Airstrip on the Harper said the band used to maintain the permanent Airstrip until Tom owner of the fishing died last Ruminski operated the Airstrip to take customers to and from the he obtained the strip by getting a lon term lease from the province while Yuskiw was in now a consultant for Xvi min skis ordered the Airstrip closed last saying the estate was not protected from liability in the event of a at the Yuskiw was trying to sell the estate to the provincial government for use by the Yuskiw complained last fall after the band used the Airstrip in an emergency evacuation of a teenager who had attempted Yellowback said if the Airstrip had not been Okimow could have been flown out he said the band has yet to decide its next Harper said the band is still negotiating with the estate on a Deal that would see the Federal and provincial governments buy the Lodge and the Lodge would be turned Over to the band As a source of while the province would take Over the Landing on to cams rat close encounter Duong Nguyen left and yen Huynh appear me expansion announcement the 370square merited As an alien describes plans for a spaceship metre communications to open in will also Bridge exhibit at the Manitoba childrens museum feature a to studio and graphics women rights Protection sought conservative my a to press for Meech Lake Accord amendment by Patrick Mckinley the conservative women critic says she will ask her caucus col leagues to seek an amendment to the Meech Lake constitutional Accord to protect women Gerrie Hammond Kirkfield Park said she shares the concerns of women groups that the Accord May attach less importance to the rights of women than those of other Hammond joins a growing list of those who have reservations about the effect Meech Lake will have on Duguay charge unfair to Pawley says Premier Howard Pawley said he can Only Hope the Mulroney govern ment is More mature than to be playing childish games with the Western diversification As suggested by a Manitoba Pawley said Leo Duguay is Mak ing a serious charge a x not his governments motives for moving slowly on funding Manitoba projects under the chairman of Manitoba Federal tory has said the province might get More projects approved if it eased off sniping at the Mulroney he said that although fed bashing is not Why it Hast had Many projects criticism Doest Breed 1 dont think Hes being fair to his own government in Paw Ley he said the Boniface my is implying the nip governments opposition to the free Trade agreement is hindering its chances for project Pawley said that while he has concerns about the it is too Early to suspect it is 1 have to assume that were dealing with adults in Ottawa that would not get into some spoiled rat kind of scenario As Duguay fund officials have approved million for projects for they have approved million Worth of projects for British Colum million for Alberta and million for weather charges pondered in death ramp Are considering charges in the death of a Winnipeg who was killed saturday in nop iming provincial Park when a snowmobile she was Riding ran into the Back of a parked pickup police said Gail Sharon was a passenger on the snowmobile when it crashed late saturday the whose name is being was treated for minor injuries and deaths classified death Winnipeg area forecast today Cloudy with occasional temperature near 1 Fulling to near 9 by tonight Clearing during the wind North 20 diminish ing to Light and variable Low near tomorrow Clear and High near probability of precipitation 80 per cent 20 tonight and near Southern Manitoba thursday Low near High near Friday mostly Low near High near saturday mostly Low near High near Northern Manitoba thursday mostly Low near High near Friday mostly Cloudy with Low near High near saturday Low near 21 High near Northwestern Ontario thursday mostly Low near High near Friday mostly Cloudy with Low near High near saturday i nobly i mud Low near High near m4i my International Hil Lokai Yolk Huno he flan 1 1 Lutkin Moscow i a my 30113 i i 6 18 0 7 4 Eit an uti a wafd i 0 j s 4 v to mean 7 2 i i 2 in Ivor Stoik Hoim ave Vienna of Ciobot spots Las Clear i to i1 4mmi Miami Clear Bermuda club of Cleat Tsai aim Clear Leai j j husband of Cora Ander Joseph of Lac of Bonnet of of Wito of Richard Trevor husband of Nancy Amy Edith Gavel two son of Alisa and Steven Ethol of la wife of John w Edgar of husband of Gail Glen William husband of May Gra Ham Doris of widow of tiny of widow of Henry of formerly of Winnipeg and Dominion with of Emil Hohen Davit widower of Lyla of husband of Violet Lezack Nurma i 64 of by husband of Emma Maytum brat Tjw George Ali item n4 husband of in widow i wife of Jean w to husband of Lydia Mary widow of of Crystal City of Ihlam p Stewart of Stonewall husband of sue Bort widow of my Tui to Rupsh Samuil of of a agma husband it Arr did Vance Sarkara 4 j rail Mushyn Joum f Mary Mary riot n of Haid Therese made unit specific issues or How the country will be in some Rankan file members of the new democratic party voiced opposition to the Accord last year and have said they will try to lobby the government to reject it in its current Manitoba provincial Council of women asked Las earlier this year to reject the the Council wants a written guar Antee that the designed to bring Quebec into the will not override the charter of rights and More a spokesman for the Canadian jewish Congress told an Ontario legislative committee studying the Accord that it should be rejected As written because it could prevent the courts from protecting minority the Accord requires the courts to interpret the charter de pending on the individuals linguistic ethnic group or Toronto lawyer Neil Fin Kelstein told the a spokesman for la society Francomano Toraine said Franco Manitoban have the same worries As women groups about the Meech Lake accords Lack of we wanted a Clear statement of the existing duality of but we didst get Sam president Lucille Blanchette the Accord promotes the distinctive society in but it Doest provide the same help to Franco phones outside women groups began sounding the alarms about the effect the Accord will have on them during parliamentary hearings last spokesmen for various organizations said they feared the Accord clause that recognizes Quebec As a distinct society could be used to override rights guaranteed in the women status Hammond said although the Accord provides some recognition of the rights of natives and other Cul Tural it does not give similar recognition of women if there is a Chance that the courts might not uphold the Equality rights because of Meech then i think there should be an addition to the she although Hammond said she will ask her party to seek an Amend she added she will keep an open mind and not reach a final position until Manitoba has held Public hearings on the Manitoba women Las expressed a variety of views on he Accord in recent labor minister Muriel Smith also Deputy Premier and minister responsible for the status of women she has fought for women rights and Doest want any legislation that could be Detri mental to she said she will not oppose the much Lake Accord until she has heard All the there seem to be differences of opinions on Meech Lake As to whether it hurts women or if it there is no doubt 1 would not favor it i know How strongly women she Liberal Leader Sharon who opposes the said she is delighted that provincial Council of women has unanimously 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