Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 22, 1998, Winnipeg, Manitoba Mum for Giveaway. W . Com business a after spending the bulk of their budgets on and time for the fall to lineup More than 150 Manitoba Media buyers found out How they did yesterday ,/b4 remembered a she wowed the world with her flashy ways and blinding Speed but Florence Griffith Joyner a flojo a died yesterday at age 38 /c1 a Iguban a Pool Halls clean up As More women Cue up /d1 the weather o mainly sunny. Wind so 20 pm a. High 18, Low 6. Details on Page cd 6 Winnie free press garbage iday 4 school Day 5 inside charges Laid again Clayton George Mentuck a suspect in the 1996 slaying of Amanda Cook near Rossburn has been charged once again with second degree murder five months after the original charge was stayed /a3spooky Chy from it cd a George the ghost to the provincial archives note leaving apparition Winnipeg is Western Canadas capital for tales of the unexplained according to the author of a who a who of Manitoba ghosts /a4drug warning High school athletes Are the target of an educational Blitz warning of the dangers in performance enhancing drugs /a5 "76639 05026reallocation urged mayoral candidate Glen Murray said yesterday Liat with the reallocation of existing police resources both financial and human service can be improved /a6apology demanded foreign affairs minister Lloyd Axworthy should apologize for a outrageous comments he made about anti Suharto posters to his indonesian counter pail /b2georges hits hard packing winds As High As 209 Kilometres big hour. Hurricane Georges sent thousands in puerto Rico and the . Virgin islands scrambling for safety. Officials said they feared for the worst if Georges strikes any densely populated areas /b3trade dispute boils american blockades protesting cheaper exports from North of the Border continued to halt shipments of hogs cattle an Grain into the North and South Dakota and Montana yesterday /b4today m Yoor City a province a concert Jennifer Hanson Winnipeg Art gallery 8 . A theatre fare Wei Prairie theatre Exchange 7 . Index local/a3,4,5,6,8,9,10,11,13 Canada amp world /a16,b1,2,3 business.b4 classified.c12 comics .d2 deaths.a2.c11 editofials.a14 in memorials births.c12 5 life Horoscope. Crossword. Net Reader and Ann Landers .d3 movies.d7 sports record.c7,8,9,10 to listings.c16 tuesday september 22,1998 jurors had love in with Lewinsky sex White House interns court appearance like counselling session by Melinda Henneberger n. Y. Times news service Washington a grand jurors had a love in with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky urging her to forgive herself forget Linda Tripp and get on with her life in a court appearance that often seemed More like a counselling session. When first asked about sex with the president Lewinsky a who asked the grand jury to Call her Monica a was so embarrassed that she had to close her eyes and Force herself to answer the question testimony released by Congress yesterday stated. And with prosecutors pressing her to specify what body parts went where grand jurors seemed to become More and More sympathetic. Several grand jurors tried to Comfort her when she cried at times. One told her a a we Veall fallen Short. We sin every Day. I done to care whether its murder whether its affairs or whatever. And we get Over that. You ask forgiveness and you go on. So to let you know from Here you have my forgiveness. Because we All fall continued please see jurors/a2 world watches Gunton testify combative . President stands firm in testimony by Francis Clines n. Y. Times news service Washington in an extraordinary and gruelling display president Bill Clinton a grand jury testimony was broadcast to the world yesterday As a Centrepiece in his possible impeachment with Clinton alternately argumentative and contrite furious and crestfallen As he fuelled with criminal prosecutors Over perjury allegations in the White House sex scandal. A a in a give anything in the world not to have to admit what in be had to admit today a the president declared Dol fully in his four hour videotaped testimony. Even so he repeatedly rebuffed prosecutors attempts to have him discuss in detail his sexual misconduct with Monica Lewinsky the former White House intern and the seven months of denials that followed. A Complete coverage /b1 a tale of the tape/a14 Clinton swords echoed through office Warrens and family rooms As a team of prosecutors led by Whitewater Independent counsel Kenneth Starr aggressively drilled the chief executive in the aug. 17 White House testimony seeking grounds for Congress to remove him from office. A we have seen this four year $40-million investigation come Down to parsing of the definition of sex a the president complained in a broadside at Starr who used his original Whitewater mandate to Branch out into the sex and mendacity allegations of presidential misconduct. As the United states was transfixed by the televised spectacle of Clinton being the first president to testify As a criminal target the scandal inquiry moved apace on Capitol Hill. The House judiciary committee released thousands of pages of additional evidence notably the full testimony of Lew in sky. Marc Gallant Winnipeg free press Pauline Olsonoski at Margie a cafe where testimony is tuned in even though most people Are turned off by its broadcast. A enough is enough a say folks next door by John Lyons staff reporter continued please see House/a2 Hallock. Minn. A Here at Margie a cafe opinions about Bill Clinton a videotaped testimony Are served up As fast As the Meatball and Gravy special. A i think its stupid a says waitress Esther Pietruszewski. A a it a gone too a a it a sick a adds Margie snare of Margie a cafe. A they should never have been released. Its that a the consensus at the bustling eatery in this town of 1,300. No matter what their opinion of Clinton no ones Happy about the broadcast of the testimony. That a not to say they Arentt watching a Heck the to a in the Kitchen is showing All Clinton All the time. A a there a nothing else on a Cook Greg Norby said. A a we re watching because every station has got the Way Norby sees it Clinton has been a Fine president and that Sall that should matter. He Points to the sorry state of the Canadian Dollar As an example of How the . Economy is going Strong even As the rest of the w orld is in economic turmoil. Continued please see exposing /a2 the leaves change. It the to shows change. The weather changes. Why should Yoiiro Oil be an exception m caption .00 off Hauser found hanged was hanged Man the killer suicide a suspect in informants death by Mike Mcintyre police reporter a Stony Mountain inmate who committed suicide last week was about to be charged with the murder of his former Neighbour and one time ramp informant John Mckay. Prison officials found Larry Harold Hansen 54, hanging in his cell Early Friday morning a shocking police and Justice officials who had spent the past five months building a Case against him. Ramp investigators recently asked the Crown to review their Case against Hansen and an announcement on charges against him was expected within the next two weeks according to police sources. Ramp spokesman sgt. Gerry Jennings would Only say yesterday that Hansen a death should prompt a a development or answers to this Case later this he added that ramp have not been Able to establish a Clear motive for the killing. The Winnipeg free press interviewed Hansen just Days after the april 16 murder near Riding Mountain National Park and before he was sent Back to prison for violating parole on a previous murder charge. Hansen claimed he was out for a walk and heard gunshots the morning Mckay was killed. A i started to run towards his Home figuring people were shooting geese but then i seen Johns truck parked up on the Road a Hansen said outside his country Home near the crime scene. He said he did no to investigate further and was stunned when police showed up at his door saying Mckay had been killed. A it Shook me up pretty Good a he said. Muriel Mckay said yesterday that she a suspected Hansen killed her husband Ever since she visited him in prison about a month ago. A i needed to know the truth. I asked him if head Tell me if he did it and he said he Tell nobody. I told him i loved my husband very much and As 1 got up to leave he said he was sorry Quot she said. A it makes me kind of sad w Hen another person takes their life but in a Way this is a Hansen was returned to prison in june for a parole violation after ramp placed him under surveillance and arrested him for impaired driving and w weapons offences outside his Home near Riding Mountain National Park. Continued please see parole/a2 Oil and Oil Niter change not v Ali d with any other Oil change Coupon or discount. Must be presented at time of Purchase. Expires october 24,1998 Mon Fri. 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