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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 10, 1995, Winnipeg, Manitoba A2 Winnipeg free january 1995 digest today in history january 10 Henri Bourassa published be Devoir in Montreal on this Date in also on this Date in a Pioneer of Rock n Roll in was deaths Mary widow of William wife of John Wai widow of Brian Charles William husband of Dorothy husband of Helen Josephine Rosa of widow of Sigurdur widow of Keith of Maria widow of Gregory wife of Bill Irene widow of Fredrick Vivienne wife of Vernon Charles Isadore Olive Mary Josephine Helene widow of Emile Edgar husband of Lucienne Carol wife of Alex Myrtle of Pilot wife of Andy George widower of classified death notices b6 our mistake an resp rate table in saturdays free press stated wrongly that the interest rate for a five year term at National Trust is nine per in the current rate is per q q q a Story yesterday said wrongly that there Are no traffic lights on Grant Avenue Between Cambridge Street and Kenaston in there Are lights at 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.letters@freepres5.mb.Ca recycled newsprint 9 i used in the production rape suspects wont face aids test o Canadian press Ottawa the Federal government will not Force suspected rapists to undergo aids but Justice minister Allan Rock will con Sider a criminal code amendment making it a crime to knowingly communicate the his virus linked to the deadly spokesman Cyrus reporter said the Issue of testing rape suspects for aids has been raised several most notably by Margot a Quebec woman who was attacked in 1992 while working in a Blackburn failed twice in bids to get the courts to Force her attacker to take an aids the courts said they lacked that last the woman from Dunham presented Rock with a petition signed by people calling for the Law to be changed to give judges that but reporter says Rock has decided not to do so after consulting Justice and health Spe he was advised there was no upside to con ducting that testing in terms of gleaning info reporter there Are also concerns about putting peo ple who Are accused but not convicted through those sort of Justice department officials had recommended against forcing suspects to take aids they argued the information could be obtained More easily by testing the that would also avoid Legal including potentially violating the rights of an they Rock is expected to decide later this year on the separate question of a criminal code amendment making it a crime to knowingly communicate the his Justice officials believe that kind of Law would More easily withstand any constitutional Challenge because the danger of such an act is widely but it would not address the concerns of Many rape victims because its use would be limited to cases where prosecutors could prove an attacker knew he was infected at the time of the Between 4 and Telephone interviews were conducted with randomly selected Canadian 18 or where canadians stand on controlling healthcare costs i paying doctors a salary d increasing waiting periods d adopting a ranking system percent 31 strongly somewhat somewhat strongly dont support support oppose oppose no answer source Derma research up majority in favor of salaried Survey suggests by Dennis Bueckert Canadian press Ottaw doctors should be put on salary to control health said the majority of people in a National Survey by Decima the 413 poll suggested there is Strong dissatisfaction with the current system in which most doctors Are paid fees for each of the services they sixty seven per cent of the adults interviewed said they supported putting doctors on there was much less enthusiasm for two other methods of cutting health costs proposed in the fifty per cent of respondents said they would favor increased waiting periods for medical the same proportion favored adopting a ranking system in which some medical services Are not covered by medicare or Only partly but theres no enthusiasm in the medical Community fora salary and Many physicians say it would turn them into Public servants without improving care or cutting physicians fees account for about 10 per cent of total health said Marc Schonf president of the medical if doctors were put on the Public system would have to pay their insurance overtime and fringe Schonfield but critics of the health system some the current system encourages doctors to focus on Quick procedures to maximize the present fee schedule is pretty much skewed toward paying us much cutting and prodding than listening and said Michael a physician and the Canadian College of family physicians of Canada has proposed a blended system which combines salaries and Feero service the current Feero service system is unfair to family doctors who do a lot of health promotion and said Reg executive director of College they dont get very Well paid for those kinds of you cant see the difference company charges several prices for the same soft Contact Lens Canadian press Toronto one of Canadas leading Contact Lens makers admits that three of its soft lenses which Range in Price from roughly a pair to More than exactly the but the company and health experts say Canadas million con tact Lens wearers should be cautious about extending the life of disposable cheaper even though there identical to two Long Esterm the Federal of Competition policy is examining Bausch and tombs the bureaus chief investigator is examining whether the company misrepresented its spokes woman Cecile Suchal said yester if he finds evidence the company used misleading the Bureau could ask the Federal attorney generals office to Lay the investigator could decide Bausch and lomb has done nothing weve never hidden the fact there the said Pat a spokesman for the company Ca Nadian Mcgee said optometrists and opticians have been told the lenses the sequence the medallist and the Optima the same prod the thrown out v after two costs about for six the Good for a costs about the same for three the Optima Sells for at least for a single which is supposed to last up to Selling the same lenses under Dif Ferent names has sparked a lawsuit against Bausch and lomb in the United but Mcgee said the company Hast received any complaints from Canadian he said the disposables Are cheaper because of volume sales and they dont have to be cleaned As could people buy the cheaper Model and use them As Lon term lenses that up to Mcgee Jim president of the Ca Nadian association of said from Saskatoon that people should know the same lenses Are available a lot but head Vised he said the Best Way for people to ensure they have sterile lenses is to replace them he said so called disposable lenses can be used longer if there cleaned Toronto optician Tim Wallner said most of his colleagues didst know the Bausch and lomb lenses were most disposables have very slight mainly to protect them from what Bausch and lomb tax protest likened to mexican revolt native leaders fear violence by Wendy Cox Canadian press Ottawa a tax protest by natives occupying a Revenue Canada building could turn violent unless the Federal government agrees to aboriginal Lead ers were very much afraid that the people Are in some chief Joe of the Union of Ontario in told a news conference yes if authorities try to remove them i believe there will be resistance on the part of the people on the of we can gather very quickly to lend support to those More than a dozen natives have been camped out in the downtown Toronto office building for about a they Are protesting changes that will Force about status indians to pay income Hare likened their fight to remain tax immune to the struggle by aboriginal mexicans for greater jus Tice and i believe that this situation has the makings of an Urban Canadian Chiapas and we want to avoid that to the extent that we can through Nego he the mexican a Patistas in the Chi Apas Region agreed to a ceasefire last but not before about 145 people were killed during the Uris in natives maintain the new guidelines issued by Revenue Canada that went into effect 1 violate their treaty immune native leaders say Canadas status indians Are immune from taxes of All kinds under trea ties their ancestors signed with the Canadian while the treaties Arent very specific about a letter written in 1899 from one treaty commissioner to Clifford then the minister of the shows the intent was the treaty would open the Way of the imposition of any says the the Indian act also spells out that natives Are exempt from including taxes on income earned on the leaders say the government has chipped away at those aboriginal people routinely pay excise taxes and the goods and ser vices among even before the 1 aboriginal people who lived offre serve and worked for nonnative employers had to pay income Revenue Canada officials main Tain the new guidelines Are fair and the rules require the department to consider three factors when tax ing aboriginal people where the work is where the employee lives and where the employer is the result is a set of complicated rules that 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