Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 13, 1991, Winnipeg, Manitoba Analysts expect get to bite harder than Ottawa transgenders yield clues about troubled concept of Honor guides Arab Cloudy today3 Cloudy tonight 15 Winnipeg free press vol 119 no 43 press second cuss mail registration number 0286 january Sun rises sets Moon rises sets weekly Home delivery in Winnipeg outside Winnipeg main switchboard 9439331 Home delivery 9570550 classified 9562330 Congress i from Preu Tersip the in Secretary general arrived in Baghdad yesterday with a plea for while the Congress gave president Bush permission to wage Iraq announced that its Parlia ment has been summoned to an emergency session one in Secretary general makes Las minute Vale Day before tuesdays in deadline for Iraq to leave Kuwait or face possible but iraqi officials also reiterated there is no change in Iraq refusal to withdraw from the occupied there were no further de tails on the emergency the last Canadian staffers from the embassy in Baghdad arrived in Germany ambassador Chris Poole and three other embassy employees were among 50 diplomats and civilians from nine Western countries to arrive in Frankfurt on a tired flight from i can confidently say that any Wayne free press left Canadian who wanted to leave before Poole the last six diplomats in lowered the embassy Flag and flew to Ger Many they were the latest in a growing exodus of foreigners from the iraqi capital ahead of tuesdays hours the state department ordered Iraq ambassador in Washington to Cut his iraqi staff to to reduce Iraq capability to orchestrate terrorism in the event see Congress Page 4 peace marchers demand Canada get out of Gulf give peace a sing Winnipeg peace activists gather prior to peace March calling for Canada to get out of the resigned iraqis get ready for War by Doug struck the Baltimore Sun Iraq sullen and this City readies for quiet preparations Are made families Are starting to slip out of town with their to find a place to stay away from their neighbors everyone is stockpiling food and Long lines form at gasoline stations As residents fill jugs with extra fuel in Case they must flee quickly and and More men leave for the they Are muted discussed Only cautiously among so As not to disturb the Placid routine of life in so As not attract Baghdad savors what May be the final Days of that children play soccer in the Crisp Winter lovers stroll in the horse races Are still on for fans of a after eight years of War with people finally were r getting accustomed to not searching the sky for the ant american protests Are obligatory and the lurid speeches of the leaders Are not the words of the but the people do say they will in numerous conversations with one hears the same conclusions they do not want War they feel wronged by the a Merican administration they Are willing to go to War if see fears Page 4 by Allison Bray in a scene reminiscent of pro test marches of the thousands of Placar waving demonstrators converged at the legislature and marched through town yesterday to protest Canadas involvement in the persian waving signs Reading we wont die for and Bridge the Gulf dont blow it the demonstrators chanted and Sang give peace a Chance As they wound their Way to the University of Winnipeg for a massive peace about peace Mem Bers of Church and environmental groups and citizens ranging from children to seniors took part in the walk for peace in the Middle sponsored by the Winnipeg coordinating committee for similar protests were also held yesterday in major cities across the country to protest Canadas military involvement in the Gulf crisis As the uns 15 deadline for iraqi withdrawal from Kuwait rapidly a in obviously concerned that were going stupidly into a situation that will be worse than Marcher Darrin said of Canadas deployment of 24 Jet fight three a fuel Tanker and military service personnel in the Davis said while yesterdays demonstrations wont Likely change can see Axworthy Page flood View from the Gulf crisis different people see it different free press reporter Gerald flood spent two Days travel Ling about North Dakota and got one vision of the conflict Page reporters Bruce Owen and Paul Wiecek got other perspectives Here at Home Page humor helps israelis troop plan on hold Bush letter wife charged in tax scam by Terry Weber arrest warrants have been issued against organic research presi Dent Dara Wilder and his wife amid allegations the pair were involved in a tax credit Vancouver based prosecutor Paul Halprin has confirmed the warrants were issued for the pair several weeks ago following a Federal investigation into a British Columbia Revenue Canada documents show eight people including his wife his business partner and his Vancouver based accountant and one mid Pacific ser vices were charged 14 in alleged frauds committed in 1984 and 1985 under the no defunct Sci see tax Page 4 answers 27 21 record 9 listings 13 comics 3 numbers Bonus number 27 the plus winning Pius number is woman awaiting air Transfer Dies by Allison Bray and Bob Lowery an inquest is Likely into the death last week of a woman who was awaiting Transfer to Winnipeg from Thompson general District medical examiner Allan Rich said Friday he Likely will recommend the inquest to a Provin Cial inquest review committee after an autopsy this week revealed san dra Lee died of an internal nurses Rich said it is not known whether the strike by nurses be see inquest Page 4 a photo soviet army crushes Freedom bid in Vilnius several reported wounded in onslaught from at least 11 people were killed and More than 100 injured when soviet troops backed by tanks stormed Lithuania main television and radio Centre lithuanian officials and As thousands of shocked pro testers packed the Centre of the capital chanting Lithuania Lithuania the republics parliament called on the outside world to recognize the soviet Union at tacked a Sovereign Reuters correspondent Ralph Boulton watched As dozens of injured people were loaded into ambulances near the television their cries of pain almost drowned by the Roar of tank motors and the crackle of As sol Diers fired into the Boulton also reported As he at tempted to take a photograph of a a Soldier rushed Forward and kicked him in the Boulton said Western television Crews at the scene had their cameras seized at Justin balding of a Crew from the Abc network said five Para troopers pushed me against a Wall and confiscated our a Young Man with blood on his jacket wearing the yellow and Green armband of supporters of the Baltic republics separatist govern ment shouted fiercely greetings to this is All your people from the soviet president Mikhail Gorba awarded last years Nobel peace told lithuanian leaders who have declared the Republic in dependent to restore the soviet Constitution a uniformed an Tonas said when the troops first i went Forward to to negotiate with i said lets be sensible about but a Soldier raised his Rifle butt and pushed it into my face and i was pushed in the area just in front of the see soviet Page 4 fellow demonstrators carry off protester wounded in soviet army attack yesterday ;