Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 19, 2000, Winnipeg, Manitoba September 2000 my Winnipeg free pre a appliance world 473 of marys 9892701 1787 pobta8e 9892702 Hoover myer it thrasher i1nwe City a Tab l e 9892700 the Bain and showers High 16 Low 6 garbage Day 2 school Day 3 Filmon Calls it quits in an emotional Neys Confer ence former pre Mie Gary Fulmon did expected and resigned from the legislature and from v i it 3im t Wise found guilty hit fug eary gift intr to office symptoms Cait dramatically reduce Toje length Fatime you Hayes to win a to move the foyer into the up s i t j Rugby rumble Canadas women Rugby team will Square off against the worlds Best in Winnipeg this weekend c5 designers legacy the legacy of a Winnipeg theatre designer is showcased in an exhibit presented by his wife d1 s crime in decline breaking Down last Yean police statistics show by Leah Janzen sexual assaults and vicious attacks Are on the decline in and the decrease in crime in the City Doest end fewer Homes Are being broken prostitution has loosened its grip on the Core and the number of drunk Drivers killing or injuring innocent bystanders has also dropped according to statistics released by the Winnipeg police service in its Annu Al report for Overall crime in the City has gone Down two per cent Over the last its a downward trend the City has been enjoying for the last few in generally pleased with the num especially in the reduction of crimes against said Winnipeg police chief Jack those crimes hit at the emotions of so its always Good to see those numbers go in cautiously optimistic that trend will for a City that has in the past been dubbed the murder capital of Manitoban Shine in Sydney bouncing to medals round Winnipeg Ger Emma Robinson right and Theresa Luke will Row for Gold saturday after finishing second in their repechage while tuxedos Todd Macculloch right helped boost Canada to a convincing 9954 Wip Over Guaran teeing the team a berth in the medals Scott Taylor and Randy Turner bring you their unique perspectives on the games in our olympics i hoop sters Wake win c1 i soft Allers in free fall c1 i Field hockey shockerc3 i Polo Hopes afloat c4 what to watch overnight c4 Michael Conroy press last years statistics Are last violent crime in Winnipeg including assault and sex crimes decreased five per cent from the year break and enters dropped 11 per cent and fraud decreased a whopping 38 per continued please see crime a2 Council terms up for debate motion proposes limit of three elections by David Obrien City councillors will be forced to take a stand on whether there should be restrictions on the length of time they serve in two councillors plan to table a motion recommending term limits at councils monthly meeting under Council the motion to limit councillors and the mayor to three four year terms could be referred for a or councillors could vote to sus Pend the rules and Deal with the Issue Harvey Smith said tomorrows motion will recommend term limits As a Way of ensuring More people get an Opportunity to participate in civic gov Smith and some other councillors have complained that the Power of incumbency in municipal politics discourages Many Quality candidates from seeking civic As we need a regular infusion of new ideas so people dont get satisfied with the status he four including Jenny Peter de Smedt and Dan have said they support the con while two others Mark Lubosch and John Angus said they Are consid ering the continued please see term limits a2 editorial fresh voices a14 Frozen food coming off Hospital menus options carry Price tag tinkering critics by Sean Oconnor the nip government is facing a million Bill to renovate the Hospital Kitchen system and Frozen food off patient a series of options was unveiled yesterday aimed at ending the controversial froze food system at Winnipeg health a system targeted by the nip when they were still in Hubert chief executive offi cer of Boniface general Hospital and head of the working group that came up with the said the Assembly line style infrastructure set up for the failed Frozen food system would still be he said patient needs and not Cost were the groups first additional equipment and other Capi Tal costs could run Between million and with an additional million per year in operating All options proposed reject the prac Tice of using Frozen prepared food brought in from outside the continued please see tinkering a2 editorial not Frozen a14 Cash cancer care Manitoba m i my u a t my Jill m order now for 186 chances to win Winnipeg 3362000 Tollfree i 8002199547 grand prize time is running our for you to win ;