Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 14, 1994, Winnipeg, Manitoba 76 pages v m ii i i if Atli Mai Winnipeg free press t May 1994 humane Boot Camps vowed by Tom Broaddock free press correspondent the province has rejected harsh military style Boot Camps like those in the United states to Deal with youth jus Tice minister Rosemary Vodrey said the government wants to see youth Camps to be operational getter approach a13 by 1 that Are humane and Boot Camp was a term that seemed to speak very clearly to peo ple about Structure but it was not a term to convey an abusive at Vodrey adding she has not switched i have always led off by saying this Model will be made in Manito so All the Rushing off to View movies and pictures of things in other jurisdictions and saying that what in going to drop into Mani Toba is proposals from nongovernmental organizations who want to run the Camps have begun filtering most of those have also rejected the Boot Camp Macdonald youth which runs a number of centres in Mani Toba for troubled submitted a proposal last week to run a 15to 40bed facility that emphasizes ther apy and changing negative thought discipline alone Doest change said Ulysses executive director of Macdonald a Winnipeg based nonprofit the director of Knowles Centre for youths what these kids need is treat not Boot said Rudy what they do in most Boot Camps is carry out emotional abuse and that illegal under the child welfare and its also extremely Desrochers said the Cost for one year under his Agency program would be less than a oneyear stay at a Manitoba youth the pro posed facility would focus on Educa treatment groups and work programs aimed at reintegration into the wont be a Holiday cautioned Rwanda the death toll doubles Ottawa to lift freeze on funds province wants court to control million in immigrant Cash by Martin Cash business writer two rwandan girls sit in an orphanage in about 70 Kilometres North of the the girls were rescued a few Days ago by someone fleeing Kigali who spot Ted them in a pile of corpses Dot the landscape across where Relief officials now estimate As Many As people have been killed in the civil which exploded last month when social and political hatreds boiled the violence has left Many towns and villages completely i Aid workers fear As Many As dead corpses line streets in vision from janitor has award winning smile by Nick Martin Stan reporter Ken free press Paziuk Nice Man most the annual Ceda citizenship award goes to a Well known Community this they gave it to the Guy with the metro has been the custodian at King Edward Community school on Selkirk Avenue for 16 the reason he won Hes so people Here were so Nice to How could i not be Nice to them Paziuk said with a we really appreciate the kind of human face metro puts on the said Tom director of the Community education development kids look on him As a Grandfather Paziuk has the seniority to have a Day but he starts at 3 so he can get to know both the kids and the adults who take night its a really scary thing for people whole been out of school a Long Simms pointed Paziuk said i Tell dont youll do at a Community said it takes a lot of work from the people inside the school to make people feel its a welcoming metro is one of those people who does that its not in his Job Paziuk moved to Winnipeg in 1947 from just outside near he worked at a variety of factory jobs for companies which kept closing i Hope in not a Jinx to the school the Way things Are he hell retire in october when he turns Ottawa will override the Manitoba governments wishes and lift the freeze on three Lakeview immigrant investor funds a month from it was announced but provincial Industry minister Jim Downey will try to keep Lake views hands off the ill be recommending that the Money will be Best directed to the court and have the court resolve he said that our Well be assessing it fur ther in the first part of the Winnipeg lawyers representing immigrant investors said would take Legal action before june when the freeze comes but Lakeview Vic president Keith Levit said Ottawa decision Means three hotel projects can go were feeling very Good about Levit this is a huge leap Forward in getting these projects off the the projects Are a 155suite ramada Renaissance All suite hotel on top of Portage a 167room country hotel suites on Pembina Highway the site of the former ramada inn and a 60suite country inn suites in the the million was Frozen at the request of the province in january 1993 As a criminal investigation be Gan into the operation of those funds by since the Manitoba investigation did not result in any criminal charge All remaining matters Are civil and commercial in nature and should be resolved by the parties in said Jim director general of the Federal depart ment responsible for the immigrant investor program in Downey said the province asked the Federal government to satisfy three conditions before the freeze was the province wanted fed eral officials to full disclosure 3 seek Independent representation for la order that there be court approval of any agreement among Par ties who May have a claim on the q compel Lakeview to make full disclosure in writing to investors of All future developments regarding the none of the conditions were lawyer Paul Walsh represents investors in All three of the some of who had a Lakeview Compa Ldhl holdings placed into bankruptcy last he defended the Federal govern ments action in removing the freeze on the saying it had to happen at some we expect there will be substantial Legal proceedings ahead on All he the weather inside Silva urges hard look at police today mainly sunny High Low tonight by Din Lett and Bud Robertson staff reporters the Winnipeg police ser vice needs a top Robottom re View in the Wake of a Mara Thon corruption Parks and culture committee chair Man Amaro Silya said a jury acquitted four constables thursday of charges that they were part of a break Andente ring with informant and burglar Martin Shaw the prosecutions Star but Silva said a court Doest inside Story coverage a14 weigh moral issues and there must be a thorough review of the actions of the entire police department including senior it emerged at the trial that police knew about breaking in yet allowed them to Testi Mony suggested senior officers gave tacit i think we have to go through the process of seeing just what the actions have been of a number of peo ple in this whole said the four officers will still face internal including the possible dismissal of Daryl chief Dale Henry refused to com but his special Menno said the police service will ask the cites Board of commissioners to reinstate three of the officers but the service will not request Evans immediate Zacharias although All the officers were acquitted of burglar related Evans was convicted of giving false testimony while under a Crimi Nal of City Hall was also buzzing yester Day with details of the officers Legal estimated 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