Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 22, 1990, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free april 22 j990 press West offers Little support useful junk Park High school students bring bags of cans drives conducted by the Manitoba recycling Ajril other materials to the fort Osborne recycling depot students from eight High schools ran four such depots yesterday during one of about four annual recycling around the City for tin and paper accused of indifference to threat continued from Page 1 the United states and other Western countries have not recognized the soviet annexation of but have offered no con Crete help beyond warning soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev not to use Antanas Lithuania Deputy economics said in an interview yesterday morning that a shipload of Coffee Beans and spices had been diverted from the lithuanian port of Klaipeda to Len supplies of printing Ink have also been he newsprint shipments were but if Lithuania has Only three or four Days Vozolas said shipments from the soviet Union were still arriving be cause they were sent before the blockade was Mercaitis said layoffs will begin within 10 yesterday was a Normal working Day in Lithuania but Vozolas said most factories were closed to conserve Energy and raw within two if the blockade is not about workers or 70 per cent of the Industrial labor Force Are expected to be Laid Vozolas said they will receive com Lithuania is basically Sel Suffi client in but depends on the soviet Union for the Supply of some feed grains and Gaso which will run out in about a is needed to bring food sup plies to if the blockade is we wont survive until the Mercaitis even though the Advent of warm weather moderates its of Vozolas said the Kremlin has Frozen the Moscow Bank accounts of lithuanian unless the problem is he Many factories will have problems paying the government sent a Telegram yesterday asking officials of the so Viet state Bank in Moscow to meet a delegation from another Telegram being sent to Moscow says lithuanian factories will have difficulty meeting obligations to Supply goods to soviet Vozolas everything we Are doing now is Only temporary to keep on he the first and last question is to solve the political lithuanian including president Vytatus have said the Republic is willing to make major concessions to get negotiations started with Gorbachev has rejected Neotia and Moscow insists Lithuania can secede Only on terms set by the Landsbergis said Lithuania will not Compromise on its intentions to the Independent Between the two world was occupied by the soviet Union in Landsbergis said that Lithuania was searching for a com Promise with lotteries dispatcher at the Springfield fire department said she received a Call at and sent a truck to a Flemington not i sent it to the wrong she several residents said it usually takes an hour for a Crew to get together and then to a and urged an arrangement with Transcona be Ernie Gilroy Daniel Mclyn Hunts will forged continued from Page 1 Baroness de Stempel had pleaded guilty to five charges of theft and two of the other three denied they were found guilt after the jury deliberated for four Days at the end of a nine week judge Richard Curtis said the bar a direct descendant of anti slave by campaigner William Wilber forged 67 include aunts you were undoubtedly the chief and everything you did wag skilfully covered Curtis told the your treatment of lady Illingworth was absolutely having taken All her you cast her Timpthy the said lady Illingworth changed her will after the Baroness made some highly unpleasant allegations about the sexual proclivities of the late lord who died in the judge said Baron de a former Lloyds of London played a crucial role in the the who told the jury he slept in a tent to try to avoid his wife during their two year was accused of helping to forge the police began probing the Baron Esse financial affairs after arresting her on suspicion of murdering her former architect Simon he refused to leave their Manor Home after the saying it stood on a site that held the key to the legend of King Arthur and the knights of the round she denied battering him to death with a crowbar and was acquitted by a jury last Tyre said this Issue has come up in other areas just outside Winnipeg and is always rejected by City coun cil because it encourages develop ment beyond the Urban limit Pensak accused in rail of indifference to the threat of he said in likes fires because they keep the tracks and the area around them area residents said fires from Sparks As trains Roll into the Yards Are not David a in information denied the railway likes to see fires but dear said in sets controlled fires during the summer to Burn grass that could be ignited by he said in has no major fire and must rely on local fire departments to Battle big adding he didst know How the fire at pen Saks barn daily Deal yesterdays results Are 9 of 9 of 8 of clubs and Ace of fridays results Are 6 of Ace of 10 of clubs and 10 of a match of All four playing cards on one Selec Tion wins times the a match of three playing cards wins 30 times the Wager and a match of two playing cards wins three times the the plus the winning number in the 000 the plus draw is lotto the winning numbers Are 34 and the Bonus number is the free press tries to ensure the accuracy of these supplied readers Are advised not to discard their tickets before Phon ing 9472225 or checking the official woman pinned under up train a woman was in serious condition in the health sciences Centre after she was found pinned beneath a train last evening in up rails Weston shops an ambulance official ambulance staff were called to the scene at the name of the who is in her Early was not most parolees stay straight continued from Page 1 Sinclair had received no psychiatric treatment in prison despite Strong recommendations by two provincial Sinclair was jailed for 10 incidents like those have sparked an outcry by the Public and police but despite an intense lobbying of police forces and lobby across Canada to get the system Stephen has changed since the internal he said the prob Lem of parolees who re offend might Een be getting Tough to say without any but the situation cer to Jinny Fcasni gotten any better since use 1986 Stephen still creating a lot of Duple unnecessary were still Motif thiere arresting the same people air Kocand again because someone them rational parole Board spokes Man the Board Doest keep annual statistics on parolees who Cai limit crimes while on some form of he noted that studies hats been done that show the percentage of those who re offend while is not nearly As High As because the ones most in news and on Are the fail said Jacques a spokesman for the Board in Otta theres quite a High Success Belanger Point 1989 study that found just 13 cent of inmates released on tuft parole in 1979 and 1983 had to by subsequently rearrested for crimes committed during their a of parolees released in those two had to be rearrested for new crimes while 12 per or had their parole revoked for technical violations everything from violating a ban on alcohol to skipping out the remaining 75 per or successfully completed their full Belanger he said the Success rates for other forms of parole Day temporary leave and mandatory supervision Are even but while parole Board officials their a spokesman for the local chapter of victims of violence says its the tragic fail ures that Shes worried if just one of these people Mur Ders while there out on then that too said Dar Lene its not Good enough to say these people probably wont Mur Der if they cant say for then they have no business letting them out Rempel Len president of the John Howard takes the opposite arguing longer prison sentences make for even More bit Ter and More vicious the longer you keep them the More Likely be in trouble with the Law again when they get Sawatsky likening Cana Das prison system to a Gigantic crime the parole system has prob i but the solution is not doing away with that will just aggravate the problem these people supposedly want to do away Sawatsky tomorrow weighing the options q Home delivery before Days week press ;