Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 13, 1991, Winnipeg, Manitoba Or a Naff expect r Tempo transgenders yield dues about troubled concept of Honor guides Arab is 119 no Umil i a Mamion number 1mm6 january Sun rises sets Moon rises sets Ives Bush War mandate ment in Santary arrived yesterday with a plea the Congress pro hush permission to q announced that its Parlia has been summoned to an session one Secretary general makes Las minute 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 Canadian who wanted to leave left before Poole the last six diplomats in lowered the embassy Flag and flew to Ger Many they were the latest in a exodus foreigners from the iraqi ahead of tuesdays Ca hours the state ordered Iraq ambassador in Warthington to but his to reduce Iraq Chest rate terrorism in the see Congress i acini its gather prior to peace March calling for Canada to get out of the is get ready for War k by Iru the Bau Maiore Sun Ftfe Iraq sullen and this City 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 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 american administration they Are willing to go to War if see fears Page 4 by Terry Weber warrant been issued research Percsi in ii his wife amid allegations tiie pair were involved in a tax credit Vancouver based prosecutor Paul hairpin lius affirmed the warrants were for the pair several weeks to Federal invest wife charged tax scam ligation 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 27 21 record 9 comics listings Ward 12 3 crossword 13 numbers 4q Bonus number 27 the plus winning plus number is 28 peace n demand Cana get out i give peace a 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 pan 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 4 woman awaiting air Transfer Dies flood spent ung about Nom got one Page out other pert Home Page 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 dra Lee died of 40 internal nurses Rich said it is not known or the strike by mtg tic see inquest Page 4 l crushes Vilnius several reported wounded in onslaught Many people were wow Del and residents sat sonic1 died As soviet troops Ami tanks stormed Lithuania main television Aid radio Tower Early loudspeakers around the Tower announced a National salvation committee formed this weekend by the Baltic republics pro Moscow communist Purly had taken around sic on the Western Edge of the capital people watched As thu Sands of lithuanian nationalists milled around tanks shaking their fists and screaming abuse at the troops who fired Volley alter Volley into the a quoted by a spokesman for the lithuanian said there were nine dead and 70 injured but Many More victims of the As Sault were arriving at hospitals across the a casualty figure of seven dead and 70 injured at the broadcast building was reported by Linas my a National working As a spokesman at the lithuanian Parlia the parliament building remained in tiie hands of the separatist gov said one of the injured Atanas said he was hit in the face by a Soldier with a his lip was badly 1 went to try to talk to him the Soldier and said lets decide this said describing the one woman was lying on the ground and apparently had been run Over by an armoured ambulances on the scene evacuated the tanks and soldiers with automatic weapons took up positions around the building and the transmission Tower after smashing the buildings windows in the at least eight other people had been injured in Lithuania the Previ Ous two Days in similar government backed takeovers of lithuanian see crude Page 4 fellow demonstrators carry off protester wounded in soviet army ;