Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 10, 1995, Winnipeg, Manitoba Women health seminars attract overflow crowds clones fall from Mac tree compatible pcs in works under new licensing plan 05 40 pages vol 123 no 40 Canada Post sales agreement 563595 Winnipeg free press 50 get Post get Post outside City 75c in Ollaro Wethy Horre s3 25 wkly 05 0 Post m we Peg j1psti outside City january reasonable key word in weighing officers use of gun 1 would Point out that were talking about the police officers judgment Call in a split second when Hes facing an armed and its nothing we can dissect in attorney Kris Kris Tarwid was three years after Tarwid made that statement during the sentencing of the armed the Brandon police officers split second judgment was dissected at a Law enforcement Gordon Sinclair probe of shooting faulted a12 review after examining the 1990 Winnipeg provincial court judge Manly Rusen last month convicted Veteran Constable John Luteran of using unnecessary Force when he shot Jason an distraught University was armed with two knives when he confronted police during a Domestic Rusen is to sentence Luteran Rubens decision ignited a protest that roared across Western Manitoba like a grass then thousands of police supporters signed a petition asking the Justice minister to review his missed in the controversy was the Legal basis for Rubens under 25 of the criminal a police officer can use his firearm Only when he on reasonable that its necessary for the purpose of preserving himself or others from death or grievous bodily whats reasonable is the the problem whats reasonable cant be written into the regulations Are too Many Wayne Lowacki Winnipeg free press helping him Bear it leukaemia patient Logan beams after being Junior High the students also raised to help presented with 58 Teddy bears his special Symbol of Hope pay for alternative medical treatment the 11yearold has by students from Garden City collegiate and Jefferson been receiving in please see Story on Page farms set to reap Cash Harvest the seen such a Bright Outlook for analyst says Sybil Redekop staff reporter Manitoba Farmers will enjoy a third straight year of Strong Grain prices As the far driven Boom rippling through the Prairie Economy that the 1995 forecast of the Manitoba to be delivered today at the Manitoba a Days Trade show in Farmers Are doing very said Don Market analyst with farm Market if anything is pulling Western Canada out of the Tough its been a much stronger agricultural sector canola mainstay for c6 Carol the Manitoba agriculture economist presenting to Days said the period of pro longed stronger prices is Long Over its just one of those years where things look kind of there have been too Many years where prices were she canola continues to be the leading moneymaker for when canola hit a Bushel a year Farmers were literally dancing in their Frozen Fields at such a phenom enal but this year canola is already flirting with a and some predict it will yet shatter a rec Ord set 11 years that despite the biggest canola crop in Prairie Farmers harvested Mil lion tonnes of canola last two million tonnes More than the previous in my 20 years of Market fore Ive never looked Down the Road and seen such a Bright Outlook for agriculture from Here to the end of the Bousquet Simonson said wheat and canola prices will slip Only slightly in As countries try to grow and As which suffered a severe drought last returns As an but damage to prices will be mini Mal because of their current for the Canadian wheat Board Price for 1 wheat is run Ning at almost a More than last and durum wheat and malting Barley Are at or near record highs with prices of and per Many equipment manufacturers Are backed up trying to fill orders from and chemical dealers Are privately predicting exceptional sales for the next two is Small schools say to Jyre poised storming be Ivory Lowers Bald Santin reporter Syfan Tobas two under graduate universities be i v Lieve they Are the although education minister Clayton manness has told the prov inces universities to drastically scale the University of Winni Peg and Brandon University believe their special characteristics leave them poised for at he u of Par time students make up per cent of the Stu dents highest percentage of part 4 inside Story u of w under lots of any University in its a situation that president Marsha Hanen Calls a Model for the i believe the University in which you have Only students straight from High school is a cer Tain kind of image that disappear she i think the University of the future will be much More like the University of Winnipeg a Buzz ing place with people coining in and out of the education Busi Ness world and raising in University president Dennis Anderson believes the Radi Cal restructuring the education min ister has promised could push tiny by to greater prominence in the area of Rural development an initiative within the provinces Frame work for economic governments want to keep activities and citizens in Rural he that very were an institution that helps achieve those a full third of bus Stu dents Are aboriginal and 45 per cent Are like the u of it has become the school of Choice for those whose academic careers have been the fact unlike almost every University in the Manito Bas two Small universities Are not dominated by students directly from High school is perceived As a Benefit m an Era that stresses life Long this has been Pivotal in defining the mandates of the two i think the most important thing our students need to have and for the foreseeable is the ability to the ability to be flex Hanen you simply can not count anymore on finishing a University program and going into a Job and having that Job for but the Par time students have also caused the universities National reputation to they take longer to get a degree and dont always have the Best High school the question becomes How Many universities can Manitoba afford while both smaller institutions have Long histories reaching Back 120 the two universities came into existence with the right to con Fer degrees Only in before they were colleges affiliated with the University of and Are still tiny in Rusen found Luteran didst have reasonable grounds because he want attacked by but Rusen also noted that it is both unreasonable and unrealistic to impose an obligation on the police to employ Only the least amount of Force which might successfully achieve their in other the thin Blue line has never been although Rusen found Luteran another judge who also heard what happened that night was More sympathetic to Piterans in while giving the then 20yearold a two year suspended sentence for Possession of a dangerous Justice Jeffrey Oliphant said its easy for you to say that you never intended any harm to i would question How the police officers Felt when they faced you that night in a Drunken armed with two i would suspect that they had pretty reasonable grounds to think that harm was intended and that you had the capacity to a Facelift for the Avenue transit wants bus Street parking meters on Portage by Stevens wild City Hall reporter Portage Avenue would be reduced to four lanes Down with reserved lanes for bicycle and bus under a proposal to be tabled at City Hall and parking meters would make a return under the plan to revitalize Western Canadas most famous officials say the series of recommendations is intended to stimulate economic activity by making Pedes Trian and transit Access easier in the area of Portage Avenue Between Spence and main streets once the heart and soul of i think it will be a much More interesting said Bill superintendent of transit regular vehicle traffic would be reduced to two lanes on either Down from the current four there would be a Lane reserved for buses and bicycles on both sides of the Menzies said transit corridors make sense because 60 per cent of passenger movement along Portage is in the which stems from the cites Centre plan recommend would also see sidewalks widened and loading zones and right turn lanes there could also be heated bus estimates Are that As Many As 48 parking places May be no Dollar value has been placed on the to be put Forward by the cites transit but officials say the Cost will be in the Mil recommendations to r downtown footage Widen the sidewalk to include Trie existing curb Lane in blocks with bus install parking loading zones and right turn lanes in the curb Lane blocks where no bus Stop is Reserve the second Lane from the curb for transit vehicles and wide sidewalks key Lions of members of the works and operations committee will be asked today to approve to allow consult ants to undertake an analysis of the Impact of the Menzies said the major reason is to determine what Impact the Lane reductions would have on traffic he said preliminary Esti mates suggest that about 30 to 40 per cent of pea period traffic could be diverted to other downtown streets such As Broadway and York and Mary Harry executive director of the downtown business improvement said the proposals would help address the economic malaise that has afflicted the Street for several quote of the Day he still holds her in High a spokesman for House speaker Newt Gingrich puts the Best face of the situation last night after Gingrich fired the House who chaired a panel that rejected an education course because it want fair to nazis and the details on Page a9 the weather today Cloudy Ith occasional it wind Chilli High now tonight tomorrow periods of High re Ftp sets Moon risk 1 inside diversions rubes and Ann in sports to better than Bank foreign Exchange rates guaranteed corporate accounts custom House Cir eau 9876000 ;