Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 8, 1995, Winnipeg, Manitoba Blower clears driveway fast and easy b1 Stonewall architectural showpiece still serving Community d1 28 pages vol 123 no 38 Canada Post sales agreement 563595 Winnipeg free press get Post get Post 25 Kirkly is3 05 to Post in in poo s3 30 Ivy 09 1 Post Ollette january 1995 will season die at High noon new York the National hockey league season will die at noon tuesday unless the players association accepts the final offer put Forward by league governors during a seven hour governors rejected what the players called their final offer by a 197 vote and put Forward a counterproposal containing the tuesday its very simple now tuesday offer Good for c1 Well know if were Brian the leagues Vic president of hockey said of the noon est Bob the unions executive said he would have no comment before yesterdays nil proposal changed a number of proposals offered by the players late in the among the modifications make the entry draft for 20year with option provisions for those 18 and players want an 18year old entry level salary Cap at this with players slotted by draft the players proposal started at with no unrestricted free Agency at age players had proposed it at age six year term of the including this with nil having the right to reopen the Deal in players had proposed the same but with both sides having the right to salary arbitration for players in group ii includes two walkways per club per players had pro posed a player would become an unrestricted free agent if the team walks but would have the right to accept the clubs offer and return at that the award must be at least for a team to walk players had proposed Winnipeg jets president Barry Shenkarow said he thinks the clubs can live with the proposed Deal if the nil follows up on its Promise to study Means to assist Canadian Small Market teams and that the players should take a hard look at were going to be the Only sports league without a salary Shen Karow i think we can live with that if the other Issue of Small eve Small Market Canadian teams can be addressed Early reaction from players was generally one of regardless of the contents of the some saw the rejection of the Union plan As a death that was our last offer and our Best offer and we told them not to come to us with another Winnipeg jets player rep Nelson Emer son Hal naked tenant flees fire roots out drugs by Linda Quattrin and Doug Nairne staff reporters a Kitchen fire in the North end smoked out More than the Homes Hal naked tenant foiled a hydroponic operation and rooted out at least a dozen marijuana plants that were More than one metre the 27yearold who police ran from the Atlantic Avenue Blaze in nothing but his shoes and Boxer police believe he May have been cooking Weed Oil on the stove when it exploded and started the fire shortly after 2 i saw him running around naked and he came and banged on my said a 33yearold he was pretty Black with soot All Over his it looked like his face was the who didst know the gave him a coat and a pair of pants and the Man then tried to get Back into the burning when he he bolted off Down the the neighbor i asked him if there was anybody else in there and he said the neighbor i told him he go Back in police were still looking for the Man late members of the cites vice squad joined other police officers at the scene yesterday afternoon to Joe free press firefighter wields axe while working on a Kitchen Blaze that police say was investigate the marijuana he might have been trying to make Weed said Brian Thompson after picking through debris at the Back of the Bungalow and examining a Large cooking they often use isopropyl alcohol and when it gets too hot fire officials said smoke from the Blaze spread from the Kitchen and also damaged the basement stairs and another neighbor said there was a steady Stream of people going to and from the House at but never any indication anything untoward woes taking its the worst of times to go to University by Aldo Santin education reporter Derek Mcbride is a student worried about his among the University of Manitoba Mcbride and 27 others Are the Only ones taking Canadian it is Low enrolment programs like this that the minister of education has told universities to whats going to happen to my de Gree when there finished with All these cuts Mcbride will i just get lost in the shuffle there Are Many students like Mcbride among the on univer sity campuses in Treyve entered University at one of the worst times in Cost conscious try ing to avoid cutting whole programs and faculties in the face of shrinking government Are paring Back within at the u of departments prepare annual Bud gets that Are two to five per cent less than in the previous the result growing class sizes and elimination of about 100 teach ing positions in each of the past three contract instructors Are not rehired and Many retirees Are not since the University has Cut 23 per cent of its full time Nicky a third year political science said she now has to change her specially inter National relations because two key professors Are in an other Canadian federalism and Quebec politics Are being cancelled because the contract professors wont be in the last five the portion of University budgets covered by government Grants has dropped dramatically from 70 per cent to 65 per cent at the u of education minister Clayton manness predicts funding will continue to be Cut for at storming Ivory Powers Manitoba universities Are under siege like never faced with dwindling dollars and accused of losing touch with the in this six part reporter Aldo Santin examines the mounting pressure for dramatic part 2 inside Story whats a degree Worth a5 least another five or six the shortfall has been made up by who now provide 20 per cent of the u of is operating Bud get and 37 per cent of the budget at the University of since the Cost of a full time arts course has climbed 126 per cent at the u of 136 per cent at bran Don University and 146 per cent at the u of it now costs anywhere from to to attend classes not counting books and food Banks began operating on All three campuses last in contrast to employment surveys that used to show a degree boosting annual income by 15 per the message now from govern ment and employers is that there Are few jobs a a what does that get you not a said Lesley presi Dent of the Brandon University Stu dents a u of m Survey found that 72 per cent of last years graduates believed it was important the univer sity provide training for specific Only 49 per cent gave importance to a Broad general t o d a quote of the Day i just dont know whats Ive never been tred Clare former ceo at Assiniboia ponders his options after losing his Job last week in a cos cutting management on Page c1 the weather today Cloudy with intermittent Light High Low tonight monday mainly sunny High Moon Altti inside classified c6 comics a8 crossword diversions Ann Percy Ross a6 in births c5 movies sports record c4 to d6 lotteries lotto teen thugs maim woman aimless attack costs victim sight in one Eye by Linda Quattrin staff reporter 6 5 a 57yearold woman visiting from Vancouver has been left Blind in one Eye after a vicious and apparently aimless attack by teenagers on a Northend Winnipeg the whose name was not released by was walking North on Aikins Street near College Avenue just after 5 on Friday when two boys about 12 to 15 struck her in the face with a Blunt police said the teenagers May have used a baseball a piece of pipe or a the woman Lay on the sidewalk until regaining police and made her own Way Back to her Brothers Home the who had been out for a want carrying a purse and didst appear to have been police How Long she was knocked out we dont said duty Brand adding that police we rent called about the incident until Early yesterday she Doest remember anything the woman brother and whom she was in town drove her to health sciences Centre and she was later transferred to Misericordia general she has been left Blind in one Eye and has lost partial vision in the Catton theres no indication that its Romeo who lives at Aikins and Boyd said he worries about breaking in the Why he keeps a Large German Shepherd with an enthusiastic assault is another with personal attacks you have to be aware and mentally prepared for said but with older people its More the woman was in stable condition in Hospital yesterday but was being held for police Are looking for two males Between the Ages of 12 and both about with a Call Biff Cawood Homes 8895373 for new renovations ;