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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 14, 1997, Winnipeg, Manitoba A2 Winnipeg free october consumer watch walkers a hindrance times a researcher at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland has found that infant walkers Are Likely to impair not infants motor and men Tal Carol an experimental psychologist and postdoctoral fellow at the tracked the motor and mental skills of 109 infants six to is months old to determine the developmental effects of spending part of each Day in a deaths of Hus band of Olga Thomas William of note Dame de formerly of widow of Nestor Elliott of Svea widow of Mike of widow Arthur James husband of Gail husband of Patri Cia wife of Roy Eill of widow of Martti husband of Ruth sister Rosalia sister Mary of car widow of Archibald widow of Frank Stanley Sheila Ann of Portage la of Clara of Van Ivan husband of Rita Van Ashley of daughter of Les and Angle classified death notices c7 our mistake u of m zoologist Terry Dick says commercial fishing interests 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circulation Blue sky you can reach the Winnipeg free press on the Bye sky Community Yog will need a personal a Modem and Tete Tommu Nis tons software use the following settings data bits 8 Stop Joe 1 parity a terms emulation at the Login Type guest g you through Yaw Modem 9371234 Canada Post sales agreement bus crash on the same Hill killed 13 seniors in 1974 continued from a1 there were no skid Marks at the Bot Tom of the a Twok lome tre stretch of Road that is feared by local the bus ended up on its left Side in the Rocky bed of a Stream that feeds into the Lawrence it was sandwiched Between a railway line and a Concrete at the base of the 200metre a1974 Accident at the same location took the lives of 13 senior citizens and injured another the worst is having to come Back Here said who has been Parish priest Here for 30 it is horrible to realize nothing was think about the people who were waiting for them the and now they Are coming Back in that must be just in 3s kilo metres South of Quebec residents were in everyone was affected by the said mayor Liboire Lefebv when you lose that Many people in a Small town of imagine what that the bus tour was headed to a ferry that would have taken them to Leleaux a popular tourist one report said they were going to a Christmas in the fall police say Road conditions were dry and it was sunny when the Accident occurred at on Highway one of the first people to witness the scene said there was hardly any move ment inside the bus when he got there was barely any move said Louis the Windshield was completely ripped out and there were bodies lying every which Way added a reporter with a local radio station who was visiting friends for in the last 30 Only one other Road crash in Canada took More than 40 it was when 41 physically and mentally handicapped people drowned in August 1978 after the brakes on their chartered bus failed and it plunged into a Lake near prime minister Jean Chretien expressed his condolences to relatives of yesterdays we extend our deepest sympathies to the families of those who lost their he said in a Brief our thoughts and prayers Are with Andre a witness who arrived shortly after the Cle said there was a drop of about 20 metres Between the Highway and the spot where the bus came to rest on its it turned to make the turn but it did it make the turn and it fell into the he rights advocates oppose searches continued from a1 police spokesman Carl Shier said there has been no formal request to the Winnipeg police and senior officers would want a Legal Opin Ion before agreeing to do random drug searches in in not aware we could immediately implement something like he adding police doubt their resources could satisfy widespread demand for Shier thought the threat of unannounced searches would make a huge difference to just the threat would have a huge one Rural High school has been debating asking ramp to conduct drug we discussed it with our Parent we had a mixed Warren collegiate principal Darryl Hall some Are oth ers vehemently he adding that police dogs have not been in his there Are some rights you have to consider its the school a Hall there Are con Cerns of the effects on the student 99 per cent of whom Are Fine peo ple and going about the business of growing civil rights advocates would oppose any random searches of said lawyer Greg president of the Manitoba association for rights and schools have the right and obligation to Deal with drugs and but police can obtain a search warrant if a specific individual is suspected of breaking the Tramley ill Dituri clinic 274 Smith Portage a 9437639 Pirato Tallud Knura sir Vlra to Public 1956 i repairs while you wait parking it still the o n e i local officials want answers situation raises real concerns continued from a1 we do have some concerns As an about the whole Issue of contaminated soil coming from All kinds of sources and were not aware of what is the How dangerous it How is it regular Zenfler if it were just local from the sur rounding area it would be one but when it starts coming in by the truckload from fax away it does raise some real area councillor Harold thorns also expressed Surprise and anger that another province should be allowed to use Manitoba As a dump ing ground for its and that residents were not told in he said hed heard the material was just lightly contaminated soil from the Oil whats coming out of a refinery is definitely a lot worse than it just stands to thorns our ratepayers Are really get Ting uptight about that they want to see Why its coming in and were asking Bernie director of Mani Toba environments Park West said the province met with Harco and Virden town officials 3 to discuss the he said the government has asked Harco for a Complete analysis of the mate rial its been shipping since Harco had sent us some information on that particular sub stance some time he we identified it As nonhazardous waste for which there is a permit issued for a Petro Leum Industry waste treatment facility at the waste disposal grounds in Chrisp said the province is taking another look at the facility permit As part of a Rou Tine one of the conditions of that per issued by Chrisp is that no hazardous waste be received or treated at the Virden he said the disposal ground was set up to operate As a Petroleum Industry waste treatment mainly to handle Oil filled but Chrisp said there is also an Opportunity for it to handle other kinds of provided there not in the the shipments from Saskatchewan will be allowed to pending the we just wanted to have a look at the nine issues that we included in the permit to make sure that the permit can handle the types of Chrisp we in actually make the permit More stringent we May want to put in there that some analysis has to be that sort of he said the refinery waste from Saskatchewan will not be buried in the it is being placed in a designated we feel this particular substance is nonhazardous in but were just waiting on the fur ther he he said the analysis was requested not because the government was but because it didst have a proper classification of the the substance is actually being mixed with Coke fines a Coal to make it into a More solid material for he John Vic president of engineering for said As far As the company is its meeting the terms of its permit and the material it is shipping is not he said the analysis requested by the provincial government should be Complete in about a Manitoba and Saskatchewan last week announced the signing of a five year Accord pledging cooperation Between the two provinces on environmental Conta Minate site liability and danger Ous Dominion Antiques prestigious estate auction 300 exquisite monday 20 21 at 7 pm preview pm7 pm at the Canoe club 50 Dunkirk drive see saturdays classifieds for details direct restore bedding Maureen Dunn jewellers n recounts designing inshore Goldsmiths repairs appraisals same Day service estate jewellery trusted for 3 generations 281 inuit Art 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