Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 30, 1994, Winnipeg, Manitoba Automotive showcase in our classified Section 56 pages voi122 no 298 publications mail registration 0286 Winnipeg free press 5o get Post 604 get Post of lode cily 75tr n Olaf in weekly Hor 25 j3 05 0 is wimped 30 my 09 21 City september 1994 special report just a regular kid talking living scared police reporter they May have gained notoriety As but the members of this cites youth gangs Are kids take 13yearold on a warm night this Jason was arrested for breaching his probation because he haunt stayed at Home after As officers hauled him away from Central Park in front of other members of the he was full of Tough and but once inside the police Jason reverted to his real Persona a scared Little and he was please dont take me to the youth he sobbed to the of sorry i want Home when you came last no responded Barry As he slapped a set of Handcuffs on the by the time he got to the Public safety where he was taken for Jason had calmed Down a Little and asked to use the he emerged from the Only to be scolded like the child he did you flush demanded Keith Why not Jason then flushed and linked off to an interview room looking As if hed have liked to crawl under the table or two chairs that furnish the poorly lit and badly painted but As a reporter entered the the youngster turned it on out his Chest and kicking Back into gangster he denied Hes in a smirking As he described How the overlords Are just a group of buddies with common nothing you but jasons criminal record tells a different in the 18 months that he has been an he has gone from having an unblemished record to a rap Sheet two pages it rivals the records racked up by some hardened adult Joe free press a 13yearold gang Waits to be processed at the Public safety free at last and full of 1 Jason has been arrested at least a half dozen times and charged with 16 different six of the charges Are for breach of probation and a couple Are for but Jason also has some very adult charges on his Sheet three counts of break and two counts of Auto a weapons Winnipeg youth gangs have become a multimillion Dollar not for but for in this six part police reporter Paul Wiecek and photographer Joe Bryksa look behind the headlines at the origins of the gangs and their Impact on our charge and one count of uttering you Ever hear of a kid joining a gang for Man Jason retorted when asked about the attraction of the the sad irony is that his membership in the overlords has placed his safety in jeopardy like never jasons Mother has moved the family from the where the overlords Are where rival East Side crips Rule the Jason dismissed the crips As a threat those Guys Are there just Rich Little kids who want to have a but he is the overlords acronym letters Tol he had once shaved on his head he once told arresting officers it was the initials of his name Terrence Oliver Are now and Hes trying desperately to get Back into his old intercity away from the Only once during the interview did Jason let Down his showing his youth and confusion in that Dingy pub in just a regular he and he buried his head in his hands so no one could see his Young eyes fill with death coach9 tells of forlorn cleric to put 13 Case histories before Senate euthanasia hearing meet she will be 102 soon in a nursing forbears now she has stated she wanted to visited her last week and told her i was meeting with you Folk and i asked her what she wanted me to Tell she said Tell them to give me a i wish god would let me i dont want any my death is gods submission by United Church minister John Oldham to the Senate subcommittee on by Alexandra Paul medical reporter Gertrudes Case is Only one of 13 that John Oldham will bring before the Senate subcommittee on euthanasia today As it ends hearings in dubbed the death coach in some Media the United Church better care would help b3 minister advocates Choice on euthanasia and has sat Side beside with the dying in there for a Man named in his full of had tried All the traditional and unorthodox treatments to no Oldham said yesterday in an interview in his Mattero fact Oldham took Harry to the Hospital shortly before he but Harry checked he told Oldham he wanted to go Home to Oldham described How Harry lingered for a few we shared some the serenity prayer and some Orange the minister the end he was not Able to get up from the bed to go and mix the medication or to hold the Glass by Oldham Doest say if he mixed the final dose of he died at peace and at Home and i was honoured to help him As his minister and in assisted suicide is punishable by up to 14 years in euthanasia is legally considered a form of but senators heard in Winnipeg yesterday that there Are cases where ill and in pain from Lou Gehrig disease or death As a Way it Doest matter whether it is against the Dennis a nurse with the Volunteer support group for aids described the plight of one of his patients who was determined to the Man botched the attempt and was pathetically forced to try the second time he but Only to suffer from resuscitation attempts by an emergency team called unexpectedly to the he died a horrible distressed and in much Norbury legalized euthanasia would allow people like that to die in Comfort under competent Norbury when their lives get to the Point where there is no they want a Norbury also told senators that patients often chose suicide because Many Felt Frozen out of Winnipeg two palliative care you dont have a Choice Over your birth but you should have a Choice Over your he autopsy results indicate the Pas teen was strangled the Pas teenager Sarah Kelly was ramp said last who went missing was found dead in a ditch North of the town three Days Winnipeg Legal Aid lawyer Jim who is representing the Man charged with Kellys Mur said he received a verbal re port of the autopsy results from the Crown attorney two Days i was Given simply the cause of native students leave a3 Macdonald he was not told if Kelly had been strangled with any such As a the report he was Given did not include any evidence of sexual As Macdonald or of any other Gross trauma to the Macdonald represents Bob of the who was charged monday in Kellys slay nil owners reject offer from players Way cleared for hockey lockout by Alan Adams Canadian press Toronto nil governors have rejected a no lockout proposal by Clearing the Way for nil commissioner Gary Bettman to postpone the Start of the season we had a pretty Frank Conversa Tion and rejected the a source who took part in a Confer ence Call by league governors told the Canadian press late last its pretty obvious we wont be playing said a second source who listened in on the the governors were reacting to a proposal made earlier in the Day by the nil players players promised they would play the season if the league promised not to lock them but they warned owners that they had better be prepared for a Nasty and dirty fight if the offer is if they reject it Means they want a Union Boss Bob Goode now said yesterday in turning the heat up on our players Are fully prepared to stay in a Long Battle throughout the if that is what they we Are ready for a Nasty and dirty Goodenow was out of his office last night and was a spokesman hockey superstar Wayne Gretz who has been one of the most vocal players in the weeks leading up to yesterdays said a dispute could go on for the owners had a 2 con Ference Call yesterday evening but did not publicly respond to the veiled threat sick c1 Gretzky warns c3 jets just want to c3 no la the governors considered the unions proposal to play the season under last years con tract terms and then issued a terse on sentence statement saying they would respond to the Nalpas proposal at a news conference to be held at the new York Hilton hotel at noon cd a number of league governors and general managers will be present along with Bettman at the news Bettman has repeatedly said he would postpone the Start of the sea son if a collective bargaining agree ment was not signed by the offer by executive director of the was interpreted As a Public relations the players decided to make a significant proposal to the one we expect will enable the season to begin on schedule and continue until Goodenow said at a news conference where he was flanked by nine the no la is trying to paint Bettman As the bad Guy the com missioner who decided to shut Down hockey when players were willing to the Nils latest proposal Calls for a gradual tax on salaries five per cent for every above the average team salary Mil lion in 199394 up to a ceiling of 125 per the Nalpas solution is to impose a per cent tax on Gate receipts As Well As quote of Tho Day it was the Law of the survivor Kent Harstedt describes conditions aboard the ferry Estonia As it Sank in the Baltic killing an estimated 909 the weather today variable High Low tonight tomorrow Tun remt Quito 6ft inside diversions far Side and Ann in sports to better than Bank foreign 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