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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 18, 2001, Winnipeg, Manitoba A2 junk 2001 digest Index local editorials a8 focus a9 letters to the editor a9 business b3 family notices in memorial b4 classified b5 Jumble c10 diversions crossword d3 comics d2 sports record entertainment d1 movies d5 prime time to d6 weather d6 lotteries deaths of Donnabelle of Man Alwyn of William John Murdoch husband of mar Garet Gerhard of Portage la widower of Margarethe classified death notices b4 i i i our mistake a Story in saturdays paper incorrectly reported that pay for some of the cites Public health nurses was increased As of August in an arbitration award will bump up their pay As of picks winning number yesterday was lotto winning numbers saturday were 24 and Bonus number was the Jackpot of was carried 4 winners in the 5 out of 6 Bonus number category win 453 winners in the 5 out of 6 category win winners in the 4 out of 6 category win winners in the 3 out of 6 category win wednesdays Jackpot is 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Dan Koshowski 6977425 director of human resources Don Dufort 6977358 director of operations and technology Glenn Williams 6977045 Canada Post sales agreement 0563595 recycled newsprint is used in the production of this please bridal party continued from Page a1 but to get married i want Ner Vous at that was the easy Judylynn a was waiting for protuder with a Canad an Flag As he ran into the pro Mudjer crossed the finish line with the Maple Leaf on his breaking into tears As he and Penner the couple also embraced in the Flag after Justice of the peace Annamarie macintosh pronounced them husband and Hes so proud of being a Canadian and he wanted to hold the Flag As he crossed the finish Hyatt he asked As a military member who also loves to hand him the it gives me and ill probably cry when i see protuder proposed to Penner on and the couple immediately decided to say their vows after run Ning the we believe in a life of fitness and Good Penner and also we met in a so it was really important to us that we celebrate our lifestyle this the bridal party at the sidelines also top court continued from Page a1 Buth borne vice Winnipeg free press protuder and Penner Sharea moment after their wedding at the participated in the Penners Sara ran the half while her Friend Terilyn Ward did the 10kilometre Best Man Slobodan Obrecht made the trip from the grooms Side for the ceremony but did not Ward said she want surprised at All to see her Friend get married at such an unconventional i think this was really great because this is really said this is such a big part of their life having met training for the Marathon and this is every thing they weary Bush declares european trip a Success in the supreme court seemed to agree when it ruled in the Dagenais Case that court openness is As important As an accused persons right to a fair in the supreme court confirmed that Media Freedom Trumps the accused right to this third Case allows Canadas top judges to decide whether the ramps undercover techniques for squeezing confessions out of murder suspects will remain secret or be opened up to Public scrutiny and judges already have the authority to protect some information about police wiretaps and search War the newspapers and me tucks lawyer who says his client wants the Public to know what police put him through will face off against a lawyer from Manitoba Justice the right to a Public trial is not Heather Leonoff said in an we have to she said canadians want to know that police and courts Are acting but they also want to know that people who have committed crimes Are brought to in a recent Manitoba undercover techniques similar to the ones used on Mentuck resulted in the conviction of Thomas Griffin for the 1979 murder of Robert Leonoff said ramp officers who use the same techniques could be putting their lives at risk if the methods become widely the undercover scenarios would also be rendered she we do not have an infinite number of ways of detecting ramp spokesman Steve Saunders said the techniques Are used As a last resort in High profile murder i Vestiga me tucks trial was held in open allowing observers to find out How police but mass Media publication could bring the methods to the attention of other he we recognize the Power of the Media to literally instantly display our techniques the governments of Ontario and will also ask the supreme court to keep the methods the newspapers will counter that the danger to police officers from lifting the ban is Remote and considering that information on similar undercover operations has already been widely they will also suggest that ramp can use other scenarios in future undercover Washington slumped in an antique his arms and legs a weary president George Bush puffed his Cheeks and then Mission he had just completed a 45 minute news conference with russian president Vladimir Putin at Slovenia Bro the last act of an arduous six Day european the reviews were but this tired traveller was seeing Only the Bright i came to Europe to to express my administrations philosophy of engagement with the president his voice his thoughts slipping into a fog of i was Able to do if that were his Only Bush could Call the trip a but his objectives were As varied As his schedule i Madrid for a symbolic visit to a country tied closely to latin i Brussels for a nato i for a euro Pean Union i the heart of the for Mer soviet where Bush delivered the trips Cornerstone speech at the cites Public i Bro Pri where he met Putin for the first time and said the russian showed surprising receptivity to his missile defence As air Force one neared Brus White House chief of staff Andrew card spelled out one of Bush top objectives shatter the myth in Europe that he is a Goit alone Cowboy who is not quite up to the every president is a Carica Ture in Europe until his first card they dont know him they within nato leaders were hearing Bush pitch for a shield that theoretically could protect the United states and its allies against missile Germany and France led the raising doubts about whether a missile shield could be built and expressing fears that a successful deployment would trigger an arms several lesser including Poland and backed he won nobody but apparently lost no it was a in where european Union leaders emerged from meetings with Bush promising to agree to Dis agree Over his global warming the eur said it would continue backing a 1997 emissions curbing though not a single member country has Rati fied the diplomatic carefully orchestrated to paper Over the schism Between Europe and lasted As Long As it took swedish prime minister goer an Persson to find a to we think that he chose the wrong Persson before the delegation cleared out of the news i have the impression that he thinks the same Way about associated press Beijing school continued from Page a1 while Caldwell said the project remains in its the province has had accreditation teams visiting asian schools for the last 18 months to Lay the groundwork for the there actually building a new school in which this pro Gram would be Rowantree september and the first Manitoba High school will open in Beijing in headed by an unidentified principal who will soon retire from his Manitoba High she a second High school in could be ready by and a third could open in China a year British Columbia is already operating a High school in China and Ontario has at least a dozen scattered around the Rowantree we accredit the programs we accredit the she noting the schools will require a Manitoba principal and Canad an teachers who Are Able to be certified in the the Beijing school will open in the fall with Grade 9 students taking intensive English As a Sec Ond language Rowantree there should be 200 students enrolled by the fall of 2002 in grades 9 and the school will have students in grades 10 through 12 studying the Manitoba Currick Rowantree said there would be some modifications to courses such As English literature and Canadian history to allow for the students own but she added if Shakespeare was a requirement of the you would take she pointed out that chinese or thai students with a Manitoba High school diploma would be free to apply to any Canadian or Rowantree said its necessary to recruit teachers from All across Canada because there wont Likely be enough teachers in Manitoba Able or willing to go she will end up competing with itself for scarce High school math and science teachers As shortages loom if someone wants to go she there Are plenty of other systems ready to offer them a Elizabeth director of the International office at the University of said pos secondary schools Are excited at the Prospect of higher inter National enrolment within three or four it puts Manitoba on the she its better for the Stu they can do their Prepa ration in their Home far less expensive to learn the language Caldwell said Manitoba receives about million a year from International Stu High school students pay in fees to their school along with room and foreign undergraduate students pay 75 per cent higher University tuition than Canadian potential theres the Opportunity to bring in International Stu it has the potential to bring in Over million a he emphasizing that foreign students also expose their Mani Toba counterparts to a variety of Caldwell said the doer government has not increased its annual budget of for attracting International weve simply become More 2 Jeff Fang on saturday morning and go until on Vickars Are having their 3rd annual loaded with cd air condition Power Power heat 5 year Power Tram warranty 2001 Aero 2 door 2001malibu 2001chivs70 to own i 0 buyout i 1h 995 Nuci loaded with Ais Power traction conditioning Only my m m Taxt 299 taxes 2001 tracker loaded with Auto oit2223 Luud cd Tutu us cd main inuit sri hliij241 0pf n Satu pay a 964 Regent i 800 361 1 368 where customers Send their friends Vickar c o Ivert Ivi i t v Chevrolet Oldsmobile j on official 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