Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 28, 1989, Winnipeg, Manitoba Operation coverup swimsuit designers Are taking the Brief out of bikinis 37 business workers in cockpit Aero recipe makes successful Takeoff after staff buys facility 21 Foci stirring the pot Egypt Mubarak offers a new Mideast peace plan Clouds tonight 5 sunny tomorrow 22 second class mail registration number 0286 free press Sun rises sets rises sets september Marcos Dies in outside Winnipeg weekly Home delivery i Winnipeg outs me Winnipeg Home delivery 957o550 Tett filed 9562330 Hospital Honolulu a Ferdinand former president of the died ending in defiant exile a life that took him to the Pinnacles of Power and world wide notoriety in his impoverished he was he died at local time of cardiac said Eugene Tiwan spokesman at Francis medi Cal where Marcos had been in Hospital for months with from lung and heart and pneumonia and bacterial Marcoss president Corazon said May 19 she would not permit Marcos to be buried on philippine despite appeals from Marcoss Imel Imelda Marcos said in april she would embalm her husbands body and display it in Man alleges Hospital drug thefts by David Roberts a Winnipeg Man claims his estranged wife and other nurses at Misericordia and other City hospitals routinely steal narcotics and other drugs to meet personal drug in the company of a free press the Man re turned six vials of pills to Mise Cor Dia general where officials confirmed the products including narcotics were Hospital the Man admitted the drugs should not have been in his but said his wife had been stealing drugs from the Hospital for he said he decided to reveal the alleged theft for personal while returning the he was warned by Misericordia Secu Rity chief that he May be charged with possessing stolen we cracked Down a couple of years but i guess we didst crack Down hard Security chief Roy Konuck said to Walter Misericordia director of after the Man handed Over the one vial marked 282 a co see police Page 4 trial ordered greek parliament orders Papandreou to trial Over Bank scandal 30 Index Arm Landers 43 Bridge 44 business 21 Canada at a glance is Tea sifted 48 3evstey 7 comics 67 t tetters 6 entertainment 45 7 44 Jumble a wite 6g temp in 37 lotto no mtg Bonus number via cuts to begin 15 Cabinet will avoid sources say Bear born to shop a Bear checks the sock display in a Portage place startled shoppers May have thought they were seeing things but what they saw was actually a troupe of soviet circus including Chuck the on a shopping by John Douglas Winnipeg free press Ottawa massive cuts in via rail service across the country will Start being implemented within 3y2 sources said the sources confirmed the govern ment will approve the massive cuts by special Cabinet orders ensuring there will be no Public hearings of the cutback in rail the sources said cuts will Start 15 with regional via rail began making budget cuts laying off about 130 Middle managers Day after the government discussed plans to eliminate More than half of the Crown corporations the Job which include five in 27 in Toronto and More than 100 in take effect immediately and put some workers with 20 years railway experience out of Severance package a Winnipeg based administrator who received his Layoff notice yesterday said the Severance package he and his colleagues will be getting wont help them find other what kind of marketable skills will people who have 25 years experience have in the labor Force the who requested Daryll National president of the railway supervisors Assoc a said the rationale for the Layoff was were not sure at this Point whether this is in preparation for the downsizing or elimination of via he we just dont he said it makes no sense to be cutting managers who schedule trains and look after the Day today operations of passenger service at a time when passengers Are returning to the railway in see workers Page 4 Filmon reaction mild wait and see stance taken on via plan disgrace fuels ire employees stunned by proposal 56 via rail bookings held Back via rail is not looking much beyond were covering Christmas and new years and a few Days but that Mike pub Lic relations said yester Given the present uncertainty and the pending we put an embargo on reservations beyond we Felt we didst have any Choice if we were going to be fair to our Williams said the embargo Deci Sion was taken a month a reservations worker who identified herself Only As Terry said until had been taking reservations up to six months in and now we spend half our time refusing she she said the reservation embargo flies in the face of prime minister Mulroney Challenge that canadians use via or lose we Are very Busy she people Are calling All the in August we were full every Day and that went on to the end of september and they just keep saying people Are not using the less snooping on canadians urged for Sis by Jim Brown the Canadian press Ottawa less snooping at More snooping abroad and tighter monitoring by civilian watchdogs Are the leading ingredients in the latest recipe for reforming the Canadian intelligence the Security intelligence review commit a five member oversight recommended yesterday that parliament abolish the sweeping Power of Security officers to investigate Domestic but the Canadian Security intelligence ser currently barred from Covert activities should be allowed to operate overseas under strict ministerial said the committee headed by former conservative my Ron and other players in the intelligence game including some ramp officers and defence department personal who intercept soviet diplomatic and military communications should be subject to the same civilian oversight As solicitor general Pierre the minis Ter responsible for said it is too soon to noting that a commons com Mittee is to Start hearings soon and May spend up to eight months reviewing the five year old see proposal Page 4 Canadian Banks launder report Dea says by Stephen Labaton times news service Washington Canada is quickly be coming a major Haven for laundering Ille Gal drug profits from the United la enforcement authorities in both coun tries a confidential report made Public yester Day said hundreds of millions of dollars were moving annually to Canadian Banks from the United states to avoid american banking Laws intended to curb Money Laun the prepared by the drug enforcement administration and the Royal Cana Dian mounted added that seizures by Border authorities of Large amounts of Cash Are increasing at a rapid officials predict that laundering activities will further increase in Canada As Trade barriers Are phased out Between the two countries under a sweeping free Trade agreement that began to go into effect this Bogota explosion kills Senate bolsters drug Canada and the United states already have the largest two nation Trade relation ship and the administration officials added that the expansion of Commerce Between the two that is encouraged by the new agreement is expected to provide a useful mask to conceal More drug Money transact the report said that Cash carried across the which is More than kilo metres and electronic transfers be tween american and Canadian Banks Are the most common ways the Money is being Canada does not fit the profile of the typical financial Haven yet it has been a repository for drug monies in recent years As a result of certain anomalies in Canadian the report noting that Canadas statutes had no requirements for reporting Money that enters or leaves the Canadas stable political reasonably Strong currency and Well developed banking system make it an attractive repository or transshipment Point for the movement of drug profits from drug it added that the risk of detection is not High because of the enormous movement of cars across the Long and generally open the which officials of the drug Agency said they had hoped to keep confidential out of fear that publicity would further encourage drug traffickers to use Canadian came to Light at a hearing of the Senate foreign relations commit tees subcommittee on narcotics and International John Kerry who is chairman of the obtained a copy of the see Canadian Page 4 ;