Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 3, 1990, Winnipeg, Manitoba Tempo past track running shoe Competition hottest race in town focus errors in Art Art gallery trendy policies fail to fulfil mandate sports once again soviets win 22nd world hockey championship Winnipeg free press Cloudy today 12 Cloudy tonight 0 second cuss Mil Regist Matwi number os86 Winnipeg free press May 1990 h vol118n0152 Sun rises sets Moon rises sets 35v outs Kro in Winnipeg oud it Winnipeg 19434331 a Fwy 957osso classified 9562330 school Board denotes Hook playing Vic principal by Aldo Santin a High school Vic principal who played Hooky and was caught has been demoted Back to teacher status by the Winnipeg school Board chairman Mario Santos said there was a heated discussion at a Board meeting tuesday among trustees who were divided Between demoting Lou Mainella or firing Santos said a 20year teaching Veteran who is now a vice principal at technical vocational received unofficial approval from his principal to visit a sick relative one week before the easter break last he hol Dayed in i have a High regard for Santos said of who has been a Vic principal for 15 but unfortunately what he did was a serious breach of if it want for his unblemished he be working for us Santos said Mainella would have received his regular salary during his absence had Board officials not been tipped of what he was Mainella refused Santos said the administration and the boards Legal advisers recommended Mainella be but in a close the Board decided he will be demoted to teacher status for the next school the Board also is considering disciplining Tec voc principal Garry Santos for authorizing the Early absence without proper trustee Enid Gillespie said she voted for Maine Las i Felt Gillespie said in an up photo get to drive rents landlords say by Kelly Taylor rents in Manitoba could Rise by As much As seven per cent next year because of the goods and services a property managers association Lewis president of the professional property managers As says while the get will not apply directly to land lords will have no Choice but to charge tenants More to offset higher costs due to the you cant eat something like the extra Money has to come from he were just not that the Manitoba government has agreed to consider raising the cur rent three percent rent control guidelines to offset the higher Rosenberg said landlords will have to pay the get on items such As waxes and maintenance but because rent is exempt from the they will not be Able to claim input tax the Manitoba landlord and tenant affairs Branch is looking at changing rent control guidelines to take into account the gets Impact on both landlords and we Haven made them any spokesman Barb czech you have to be fair to both while nobody knows the exact Impact the get will Rosen Berg said he has worked out several models where rents would jump from from to four per cent see rent Page 4 mugger bags record with heist London a a mugger with a knife robbed a messenger of Al most the equivalent of million can in financial certificates yes forcing the Bank of England to come to the London Money markets although no Cash was it was a British robbery far above the estimated haul from a looted London Safe Deposit store in the Bank of England said it had to inject into the Money Market an amount equivalent to the face value of the stolen it said this was to avoid problems for their owners and eliminate the risk that a shortage of liquidity would increase overnight lending it said a Remote Chance existed that the certificates could be used illegally to secure a Bank but it would be extraordinarily difficult to use the missing paper to raise anyone trying to Cash or use these documents would need to demonstrate he has Good title to said a Bank who refused to be the Bank said that within 45 minutes of the robbery being report the Bank warned Money Market firms and Banks and sent descriptions of the missing property to the London offices of foreign Central Banks to circulate around the police said a briefcase containing the certificates was snatched from 58yearold messenger John god Dard As he walked from Sheppard Money brokers to another finance House in the financial the Bank of England said the messenger which is More than 100 years was plainly and by the end of this year it expects to have on line a new computerized silhouetted by rising new York state troopers guard Reserve Access Reserve under martial Law by John Douglas Winnipeg free press Akwesasne Reserve Canadian and american authorities imposed virtual martial Law Here posting heavily armed officers at every Street arresting trouble makers and conducting Doort door sparked by recent gun Battles and two shooting deaths More than 500 police officers dressed in bulletproof vests and carrying fire moved in closing off the 10kilo metre Reserve that straddles Quebec and new York the coordinated Effort by both Federal govern ments As Well As provincial and state police forces follows months of unrest Between pro and anti gambling factions of the Mohawk More than two years six casinos and Bingo Halls were opened by a group called the warriors society on the Side of the the action created a police state with troopers barricading More than 100 warriors in their Headquarters on the Side until the Reserve was under with the big police forces on the this is Akin to martial said Owen a lawyer for the warriors if its a pretty heavy Security Blanket that infringes on individual police cruisers sat at every intersection yester manned by officers armed with shotguns and automatic All vehicles entering and leaving the Reserve see police Page 4 province tells City to Cut spending City faces threat of Public hearings on borrowing unless debt pared by Radha Krishnan Thampi the provincial government has asked the City to control spending or risk facing borrowing restrictions in the in a letter that Council sources said was a first since the cites a senior provincial Treasury official directed the City to reduce its the ability of the City to continue existing Levels of service will be jeopardized if Revenue growth is not great enough to absorb the Everin creasing debt Neil assistant Deputy finance Treasury said in an april 19 letter to City treasurer Wally Bilow refused comment about the letter saying he is still preparing a Benditto letter said finance minister Clayton manness approved the cites borrowing bylaw this year with severe reservations and several including one that the City come up with a plan to control its Benditt said although the cites Deb Load was the province still considers the debt for this manness decided against referring the matter to the municipal Board for a Public Benditt said the province May be forced to consider subjecting future City borrowing to pub Lic this is an option that will have to be consid ered in future years if we perceive a weakening in the trend of the cites debt repayment and servicing Benditt said in his Benditto letter was circulated Only to the nine members of civic executive policy sources said it was not discussed during yesterdays executive policy committee meeting or at last weeks today Retreat at Shoal Benditto letter is being circulated to policy committee members under a covering letter from chief commissioner Rick Frost who said the contents Are not in As recently As our meetings at see cites Page 4 Ann 21 44 60 44 41 Jumble 48 sports 58 22 33 to 34 lotto winning numbers Bonus number 30 taxpayers face Bill for chemical site cleanup pfc Dave free press by Donald Campbell Manitoba taxpayers May have to pay More than to clean up a chemical recycling Plant in Boni face that exploded last the owners of Solvith resources have not responded to a Provin Cial government order to remove the remaining hazardous waste from the company property at 644 Rue Dave Manitoba hazardous waste con firmed Solvith had until tuesday to re Spond to the issued last a we visited the site tuesday afternoon and there is no sign of any Ediger weve also been trying to reach company offi but have been unable to make the Manitoba government has the authority under dangerous goods legislation to hire a private company to clean up the the government has already asked companies capable of clean ing up the site to provide Cost Esti mates and a suggested method of cleanup and if a firm is Ediger the government would try to recover the cleanup costs by taking Legal action against the Cost will definitely be in the thousands of he adding it would be premature to put a precise figure on the it depends on the method used to Dis pose of the but an Industry familiar with the said the cleanup work will be May be in excess of just to remove the said the asking not to be Ridenti that work alone see Drums Page 4 disregard of Law worrisome by Ruth Teichroeb most companies that shipped Haz ardous waste to a Boniface chem ical recycling Plant flouted govern ment Labelling a Winnipeg consultants study this was very Nonna who produced the study for the labor told about 40 business executives at a hazardous waste seminar yes the vast majority were neither familiar with the regulations nor had they intended to about 36 companies had been sending used solvents to Solvith re sources before a fiery blast levelled the Plant last she the company Solvith sold their see pervasive Page 4 Solvith resources sits abandoned no signs of ;