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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 1, 1995, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press around the world needless surgery new Yor two months after a a woman Learned the surgery and her cancer diagnosis were both a Shes suing five doctors and a Hospi Tal for an undisclosed two months after the july 10 her Nabo and the hospitals med ical Arthur told her it had All been a Ford penalized Indianapolis a jury ordered Ford motor to pay million us to two women injured when their Bronco rolled Over in an Accident they claimed was caused by design lawyers for the women said mondays verdict was the largest plaintiff award in a lawsuit claiming the Bronco ii had the maintain ing the Accident was the fault of the said it would woman freed woman who refused to reveal her sons whereabouts to state social workers was freed yesterday after More than seven years in jail on a contempt of court Jacqueline Bouknight briefly smiled at reporters but answer questions As she got into her lawyers car and left the Baltimore City detention at a Bouknight lawyers portrayed the 29yearold woman As a Champion of civil cashes in collecting stuff How about a signed photo of the infamous Bronco Chase for us what about courtroom pictures from his murder trial for if Simpsons signature int youd get autographs from Cowlings or Johnnie Simpson has his first Post acquittal contract to appear at a sports Memorabilia show and is working on More appearances agent Mike Gilbert said Lubbers preferred Berlin former dutch prime minister Ruud Lubbers appeared close yesterday to clinching natos top Job Fol lowing endorsements from Germany and German Chancellor Helmut whose support is consid ered crucial in filling the vacant Post of Secretary added his backing to Lubbers candidacy after French president Jacques Chirac and British prime minister John major publicly endorsed the 56yearold dutchman on female brains London men who choose to become women dont feel female simply for psychological reasons but because their brains Are dutch researchers transsexuals have the Strong often from childhood of having been born the wrong Dick Swaab of the Netherlands Institute for brain research told nature children suffer Moscow up to russian children die every year from injuries received at Many caused by violence or neglect by their a Mem Ber of parliament said painting a grim picture of Vio poverty and social disintegration in pos communist Maria Maidash told the newspaper Nezah Ishimaya gaze to that about two million Chil Dren under 14 suffer physical or mental damage at Home every strike ends Jamaica a civil servants strike that shut Down most of Jamaica govern ment offices ended yesterday after Trade Union officials and labor minister Portia Simpson agreed to Send their contract Dis Pute to compiled from the services Canada world 1 Patrick Flynn 6977294 november 1995 pm touts Quick changes Chretien ready to recognize Quebec As a distinct society by Bob Cox Canadian press up photo with Bouchard Chretien responds to a question in the House Johnson confident of changes Canadian press a a Quebec Canada will change the Way its governed in the Wake of the sum Victory by federalist forces in the Quebec Liberal Leader Daniel Johnson said yes changes will Likely be achieved the Constitution or by administrative he this message has been heard by our partners in the rest of Cana Johnson but he seemed confident change could come via the the table is set for constitutional Johnson said he expects Canada to become much More decentralized in the aftermath of the he also said Quebec would Likely be recognized As a distinct society and be Given a constitutional he didst Lay out any Tim Frame for the you cant put a Date on these he Johnson had a word of however he noted that Reform ing Canadian federalism was a difficult task that be quickly accomplished because its not a priority for the separatist parti quebecois Manning changes needed Parizeau outrageous Gaffe a but premiers braced for new hardliner Canadian press therell be a new messenger but the message is Likely to stay the same with whoever replaces outgoing Quebec Premier Jacques say some of his provincial he was a very but i would imagine who Ever takes his place will be just As committed a Sepa Alberta Premier Ralph Klein said Klein said he want surprised Parizeau quit less than 24 hours after separatists narrowly lost Mon Days referendum when you put All your eggs in one Basket and you drop that a resignation is not All that sur Nova Scotia Premier John Savage said Parizeau Fate was Likely decided the moment bloc quebecois Leader Lucien Bouchard took Over the yes and coupled with his Gaffe last night and the i think at 65 he just decided to and in not Parizeau blamed the defeat on Money and the ethnic words that sparked cries of i think the Gaffe was in the upper echelons of said didst Only turn off people like you and i who were it turned off his own i think that finished Manitoba Premier Gary Filmon and Roy Romanow of Saskatchewan agreed with i thought his comments last evening were totally said Romanow said Parizeau made a very serious error in his i would have liked to have seen an apology extended by Premier Mike Harcourt had Little to say about Parizeau but opposition leaders were saying Good under that rather Cool and aloof separatist Demeanour beats the heart of a said Reform Leader Jack Ottawa prime minister Chretien says premiers Are ready to go along with him on quickly delivering changes in federalism including Recagni f Quebec As Are willing to work with Chretien said yesterday in the ions after talking with Sev eral Chretien suggested the govern ment could pass a Resolution soon to recognize Quebec As distinct preferably but not necessarily in the provinces would be asked to follow the move would not give Quebec special status but be a statement of that has to be recon said he added he did not want to get into another comprehensive round of constitutional talks but we Are looking at some avenues that have been suggested to us and were not discarding the prime minister is under considerable pressure to deliver some Concrete changes in a hurry after the narrow defeat of separatists in the Federal officials said nothing is definite yet and Chretien will make up his mind about what to do in the next several he is expected to spell out some possibilities in a speech to Liberal supporters in Toronto the prime minister met his cab inet All Day yesterday and is to them again Chretien was supposed to leave for Asia on but has delayed the trip until 8 to devote More time to addressing the referendum most of the pressure for change came from Reform Leader Preston who had a Nasty Exchange with Chretien in the Chretien said he intended to keep promises he outlined during the referendum further recognizing Quebec As a distinct society and giving Quebec a veto Over future constitutional separatists in disarray a1 i will bring about these changes very he but Manning called Chretien promises vague and meaningless and accused him of making Gross miscalculations in referendum strategy that almost Cost us the Chretien shot Back that Manning did not do very much to help us Manning responded i dont think the prime minister Learned a thing from last the prime minister then accused Manning of using the referendum to Advance his own political Agenda at the expense of the country Chretien said Manning was always trying to score cheap Polit ical Points and went on to accuse Reform of having a rights Fin Grich a reference to Republican House Leader Newt nobody in Quebec voted to Dis Mantle said nobody voted for the Agenda of the Reform party to destroy All the safety nets in by Chretien had civil exchanges with bloc quebecois Leader Lucien Bouchard and other bloc rather than a heated confrontation that was but Bouchard was not interested in Chretien proposals for its hard to Stop my said we will never again beg any thing from the rest of Canada or sit at a the Day we sit at a table will be the Day after we vote yes and i Hope that will be As soon As Bosnia peace talks begin today in key figures in the negotiations bosnian negotiators get push from Clinton Ohio talks Best Chance for peace since War began a Reuters Ohio pres ident Clinton yesterday told rival Balkan leaders head ing Here for peace talks to negotiate in Good saying it May be their last Chance to Stop the suf Fering in we have come to a defining moment in this is the Best Chance weve had for peace since the War it May be the last Chance we have for a very Long we cant Stop Clinton told a White House briefing after meeting his team of Bosnia Nego Clinton said the bosnian people suffered the worst atrocities in Europe since the second world the Only the Best Way to Stop this is to make Clin ton Only the parties to this terrible conflict can end the world now looks to them to turn the horror of War to the Promise of peace the whole world is bosnian president Alija Izette Govic and his serbian and croatian Slobodan Milosevic and Franjo left for the Srebrenick actions defended b4 talks at Wrigh Patterson air Force base in Ohio All three were cautiously optimistic the talks might produce a Deal to end More than three years of War that have left some dead or missing in Bosnia and left the country in As he wished Good Luck to the negotiating parties Clin ton again put the Congress on notice that he intends to Send troops to Bosnia to help nato enforce the peace if the talks the president reiterated that the administration would seek a Reso Lution of support from Congress before sending our for eign policy works Best when we work he assistant Secretary of state Richard chief negotiator and architect of the american involvement in the bosnian peace said a Tough task lies we Are not Here to Promise you Success but Only our Best Holbrooke said As he arrived at the air base hours ahead of delegations from Serbia and the austere military far from was chosen to keep the negotiations fresh revelations about serb massacres of Muslim civilians shadowed the arrival of the Balkan leaders later in the Day As Bosnia foreign minister blamed one of the sides for the after what weve Learned Over the past few Days and what we already knew about the War in 1992 and its Clear serb leaders were part of a system designed to kill said bosnian for eign minister Muhamed bosnian authorities have ordered the demobilization of All soldiers Over 45 years old to help rebuild the War shattered Deputy defence minister Muhamed Lemes told state television yesterday that Bosnia presi the country highest governing ruled late monday that All soldiers Over 45 should be freed from military duty by years Lemes did not say How Many soldiers the ruling would Bosnia Muslim led government currently Fields an estimated ;