Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 24, 1990, Winnipeg, Manitoba Pms popularity at new Low in poll from the Canadian press Toronto Only 19 per cent of respondents believe prime minister Mulroney is doing a Good the lowest level of popular approval re corded for a prime minister in 33 years of Gallup the polling organization in the published yesterday in the Toronto 68 per cent of respondents disapproved of Mulron yes while 13 per cent said they didst a poll this size should reflect the attitudes of the population As a whole within a margin of plus or minus four percentage 19 times out of cemetery vandalized Toronto Drunken vandals rampaged through a cemetery on the knocking Over or smashing 246 tombstones causing about police Harold Ballard was buried last week at Park Lawn cemetery in suburban but the grave Stone of the former owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs was it was about 100 metres from the damaged damage from the lived to have occurred after a drinking party in the graveyard sat urday could go much police aids blamed in firing Toronto a Toronto Man has filed a complaint with the Ontario human rights commission say Canada ing he was fired by a United Church of Canada congregation because he is a homosexual and tested positive for William says he was fired from his position As cafe taker at Toronto Kingswan Lamb ton United Church on March 6 after three months on the that was four Days after he told the minister he had tested positive for the human immunodeficiency skinhead arrested Edmonton a skinhead Wear ing a wig and baseball Cap was arrested sunday morning after City police raided a Westside apart police spokesman Annette Bidniak said 19yearold Daniel Simms was discovered following a Simms was charged with aggravated assault and is in custody at the Sherwood Park ramp Simms was wanted in connection with an assault on former Winnipeg broadcaster Keith school plan on hold Saskatoon francophone in Saskatchewan will have to wait at Ballard grave bypassed least another year to get control of their own education minister Ray Meikle John told a news conference yester Day that the province is not yet ready to introduce legislation to give Saskatchewan francophone their own the province needs More Meiklejohn said in a game sales halted Ottawa a preliminary injunction was issued by a Federal court judge yesterday ordering 56 retail ers across Canada to Stop sell ing pirated Nintendo video Nintendo lawyer Michael Penman of Toronto said those on the list Are mostly retail stores but include Flea markets and Post office Penman said in an interview the video game whose Headquarters is in will probably seek to have More names added to the list next we take the time we know you have special concerns and Trust us to listen and arrange a fitting tribute to a precious v funeral Home crematorium since 1894 843 Sherbrook Street Telephone 7747474 we understand 7th annual super auction april time noon Golden Oak motor inn 826 Regent tomorrow is Chappy 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about said pianist Anton Kuerti had no business interrupting a weekend piano recital performance to make a speech against that not the place to do said who was in the Audi ence saturday in at a concert Hall he if he comes he comes Over to play the said Peladeau in Montreal yesterday after the annual meeting of owner of the Winnipeg Peladeau suggested one of the reasons the renowned pianist did not Bow out of the weekend despite pressure from individuals upset Over Peladeau recent com ments about was that he wanted to get Kuerti received a fee for his reported be journal de the racy tabloid which is the flagship of Peladeau pub Lishing in an interview published this month in a mass circus lation current affairs Magazine published by Peladeau is quoted As saying he believes jews take up too much who said he has received two bomb threats since the article apologized at the annual meeting for the remarks by if the jewish Community Felt it was never my Intel pounds table the remarks were meant in the sense that Quebe cers should do More in the sense of stay away from the Peladeau said at a news pounding the table for who lives in Ontario and says he is not a practising made the remarks As he was about to perform Beethoven Moonlight he explained to the audience that some people expected him to cancel in Light of the recent controversy but he didst because music is a voice that can help humans draw understand each other and haps love one the Austria born Kuerti added the hatred which killed so Many which has ruined so Many societies and which has corrupted so Many always started by the supposition that certain other groups were Peladeau brushed off plans announced by a raft of Montreal cloth ing designers to cancel advertising in a fashion Magazine he owns be cause of the he predicted a Good first Quarter for which saw net earn Ings Tumble last year to million or a share from million or a share because of the decrease in demand for newsprint and the costly shutdown of the Montreal shipments of Legere Book resume As judge refuses to Grant injunction Fredericton up publish ers resumed shipping a paperback about Allan Legere to new Brunswick yesterday after the court of Queens Bench rejected the convicted murderers attempt to have distribution banned in the Justice David Russell ruled that terror murder and panic in new by new Brunswick journalists Rick Maclean and Andre wont Hurt Leveres Chance for a fair trial at least for he agreed with David Law yer for publisher Mcclelland and Stewart of that much if not All of the Book is a compilation of facts published earlier in new spa but he did not close the door to future the Law cited by Legere refers to cases in which a person has been charged with an Russell ruled it cannot be applied in this Case because Legere has not been charged with the slayings mentioned in the the time to decide whether the Book would prejudice jurors would be when a jury is the judge the Book came out in Early but the publisher voluntarily stopped distributing it in new Brunswick on april 15 after Legere went to bookstores were under no obligation to Stop Selling the Sev eral thousand copies they had Al ready so they were always available on at the Mcclelland and Stewart head office in James senior editor for paper said the company has already ordered its shippers to resume distribution in new the books first print ing of More than copies has been Selling particularly in the and a second printing has been he the Book chronicles the terror that gripped Leveres Home Miramichi area of Northern new Brunswick during the seven months Between his escape from prison guards in May and his recapture who is serving a life sentence at the super maximums purity prison in for his part in the 1986 robbery murder of a Miramichi is awaiting trial on charges relating to his escape from prison guards during a Hospital visit in police have said he is the prime suspect in four murders that occurred in the Miramichi Region while he was although he has not been charged with any of female civil servants kept at lower pay end by Huguette Young the Canadian press Ottawa a majority of women in the Federal Public ser vice Are confined to lower paying at least partly because of stereotypes and a hostile corporate says a Survey re leased and women in All Job Cate Gories except management leave their jobs at a higher rate than men because there frustrated Over the Lack of advancement says the report by the Federal government task Force on barriers to women in the Public our research indicates that women face barriers to move ment into key occupational groups and to advancement to top chairman Jean Edmonds said in a the report recommends that the Public service should reflect a better balance Between both and that Steps should be taken to change the corporate culture which does not readily accept women As full partners in the the beneath the be says 75 per cent of All women in the Public service Are concentrated in four lower Che lon categories Cleri administrative services and program almost half of them Are in clerical Edmonds said that while women make up about half of the Federal Public service across the women often remain in Junior level stereotypical attitudes by employers stifle women attempts to move up the says the Kreaser sets cooking in the Alice Caks up a testing and tolling you about recipes i shh and new and with the Winnipeg free Ivess delivering before 7 7 Days a you can read Knieger column in the Moil Ling with your or n your Way to Jet the Mornin fresh Rye stalling april Winnipeg free press ;