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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 10, 2005, Winnipeg, Manitoba A12 Canada / world w Winnipeg f ree p rests Undayag pril 10, 2005 in Brief 15% off All retail products. Expires april 30, 2005. One Coupon per person. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Taxes not included. St. Vital unisex hair Salon St. Vital Centre pm 204 255 2453 Botticelli Salon spa hair skin nails St. Vital Centre pm 204 255 7770 revolutions hair Salon Kildonan place pm 204 654 0935 Aura hair skin nails Garden City pm 204 338 8347 Aura hair skin nails St. Vital Centre pm 204 255 7181 Aura hair skin nails Kildonan place pm 204 661 8145 High 15 Low 11 wednesday High 15 Low 7 thursday High 12 Low 8 tuesday Friday saturday High 15 Low 6 tomorrow High 11 Low 8 High 9 Low 5 Cloudy with a 60% Chance of showers. Mild. Light rain. Above Normal temperatures. A mix of Sun and Cloud. 30% Chance of showers. Cloudy periods. Normal temperatures. Cloudy with a 60% Chance of showers. Mild. Cloudy skies. 30% Chance of showers. Mild conditions. Sunrise 6 45 a. M. Moonrise 7 26 a. M. Today s weather Sunset 8 15 p. M. Moonset 10 55 p. M. Great Falls Denver Saskatoon Regina Winnipeg Milwaukee Memphis Windsor Toronto Ottawa 13 / 4 23 / 15 25 / 11 17 / 0 11 / 3 26 / 17 9 / 0 15 / 2 Las vegas 15 / 5 4 / 0 13 / 1 12 / 6 5 / 3 20 / 8 los Angeles 15 / 10 san Francisco Whitehorse Victoria Portland Minneapolis 9 / 6 10 / 1 6 / 4 Thompson 12 / 4 Iqaluit 8 / 8 23 / 11 Miami 27 / 18 7 / 3 Kansas City 26 / 16 10 / 7 20 / 8 10 / 4 Edmonton Chicago 19 / 3 Vancouver 20 / 9 by weather Tec services map valid for noon april 10, 2005. Honolulu 28 / 22 13 / 6 Calgary 12 / 0 Montreal Churchill 2 / 1 11 / 1 St. Louis Halifax 9 / 1 Fredericton today s ultraviolet Index category Index time to sunburn Low 0 3.9 More than 1 or. Moderate 4.0 6.9 about 30 min. High 7.0 8.9 about 20 min. Extreme Over 9 less than 15 min. Highest Index 1.0 at 1 30 p. M. Valid for Sunshine or thin Clouds. Index above 3.0 nil. New York City 17 / 7 Boston 13 / 5 St. John s 24 / 13 Phoenix Yellowknife Orlando 23 / 12 Atlanta 23 / 10 Quebec City 7 / 3 10 / 4 Washington Reno 10 / 0 l h sunny Cloudy rain Thunder storm Low pressure High pressure warm front partly showers Cloudy cold front Snow rain Snow Thunder storm 2 / 5 Salt Lake City Thunder Bay 27 / 16 Seattle Albuquerque 21 / 12 san Diego Boise mild l l l 17 / 8 l h h h h Cool Cool. Max. Min. Canadian Victoria. 9 6 Vancouver. 10 7 Yellowknife. 2 5 Whitehorse. 6 4 Edmonton. 11 1 Calgary. 12 0 Saskatoon. 5 3 Regina. 10 1 Thunder Bay. 10 0 Toronto. 17 0 Ottawa. 13 4 Montreal. 10 4 Fredericton. 10 4 Halifax. 9 1 St. Johns. 7 3 u. S. Atlanta. 23 12 Boston. 13 5 Chicago. 25 11 Dallas. 26 15 Denver. 4 0 Detroit. 19 6 los Angeles. 23 11 Minneapolis. 23 10 new Orleans. 26 19 new York. 17 7 san Francisco. 15 10 Seattle. 12 6 world Amsterdam. 8 6 Athens. 23 13 Beijing. 18 7 Dublin. 13 6 Hong Kong. 29 24 Jerusalem. 20 9 Yiv. 18 8 Lisbon. 15 10 London. 13 8 Manila. 34 25 Mexico City. 27 7 Moscow. 16 7 Munich. 6 2 new Delhi. 34 17 Paris. 10 4 Riyadh. 35 21 Rome. 16 8 Stockholm. 9 2 Sydney. 27 16 Tokyo. 19 10 Warsaw. 13 3 resorts Honolulu. 28 22 Las vegas. 20 9 Miami. 27 18 Orlando. 27 16 Phoenix. 24 13 Tampa. 28 16 Acapulco. 32 22 Barbados. 30 25 Havana. 29 19 Montero Bay. 30 24 Mazatlan. 28 14 Nassau. 27 20 a Low pressure system moving across the Region will bring an increase in Cloud and scattered showers Over the next couple of Days. Southerly winds will keep temperatures above Normal values. Today. Cloudy with sunny periods. 40% Chance of showers in the afternoon and Early evening. Wind becoming Southeast 20 pm h Early in the afternoon. High 17. Low tonight 8. Monday. Cloudy with a 60% Chance of showers. High 15. Precipitation april 1 to april 9 4.0 my. 74% of Normal. April 9 to 6 a. A 1.0 my. Maximum to 4 p. M. Minimum 24 hour precipitation to 6 a. M. Winnipeg. 229. 1.0 Thompson. 81nil the Pas. 145nil Gimli. 166. 1.5 Dauphin. 203nil Brandon. 215nil Portage. 197. 1.0 Kenora. 207nil hot spot Melita 23 cold spot Churchill 16 Southern Manitoba 60% Chance of showers tuesday. Chance of showers wednesday. Lows 6 to 11. Highs near 15. Normals 3, 9. Northern Manitoba rain tuesday. Cloudy skies wednesday. Lows near 5. Highs 10 to 11. Normals 11, 4. Northwestern Ontario 30% Chance of showers tuesday. Sunny skies wednesday. Lows 1 to 3. Highs 13 to 14. Normals 5, 7. Information source environment Canada for the record april 10 Max min mean last year. 0.8 8.1 4.5 Normal. 7.9 3.7 2.1 highest on record. 24.4 in 1955 lowest on record. 16.9 in 1997 � c 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 � f 95 86 77 68 59 50 41 32 23 14 5 4 13 22 31 40 49 Winnipeg area forecast Manitoba conditions yesterday National International temperatures extended forecast by Colin Perkel t Oronto Canadas spy Agency admits it shared information it obtained from a Canadian teen being held As an enemy combatant at Guantanamo Bay with american intelligence services documents show. The transcripts of a Cross examination obtained by the Canadian press also show the Agency did not ask for guarantees the United states would not use the information in any prosecution that could result in the death penalty for Omar Khadr. We did not seek those assurances William Hooper assistant director of operations for the Canadian intelligence Security service told a Hadrys lawyer during the closed door hearing last month. Hoopers admission came despite the Agency yes assertion that the interrogations were not intended to help the americans prosecute Khadr whose family was intimately connected to Al Aida Leader Osama bin Laden. Hooper said he did not know whether the United states had made information sharing a precondition to allowing a Sis agent to see Khadr and refused to provide details of what information it obtained and shared. However he denied that several Sis interrogations in february 2003 and again in september 2003 were designed to help the americans. We were not Down there to proxy anybody Elsess interest Hooper said according to the transcripts now filed with the Federal court. Were Down there in our own investigative interest. Toronto born Khadr 18, is accused of killing an american Soldier with a grenade in Afghanistan in july 2002, when he was 15. He has yet to be charged or stand trial. His lawyers Are seeking a Federal court injunction to forbid Sis from interrogating Khadr further and to Force Ottawa to extend substantive consular service to the teen. Although it says it has no immediate plans to see him again Sis is contesting the injunction request arguing it needs to be Able to talk to him As part of its fight against sunni Muslim terrorism. The Agency says Khadr initially provided extensive information on people associated or believed to be associated with Al Aida. He later recanted saying he had been tortured. Among other things his lawyers say he has been shackled in painful positions for Long periods and threatened with rape. The documents also show the department of foreign affairs quietly sent one of its intelligence officials to interview Khadr because the americans refused to allow consular Access to the teen. Ism not sure we misled the americans. I use the word misled Serge Paquette director of emergency services at foreign affairs told a Hadrys lawyer. Basically we have to satisfy their requirements for a visit. Paquette said the purpose of the visit was to ascertain a Hadrys Well being. Khadr is believed to be the youngest of about 550 detainees at the u. S. Prison in Cuba where he was sent after his detention by american forces in Afghanistan. A Hadrys Canadian lawyers who have not had Access to him have criticized of Tawas silent diplomacy on their clients behalf As ineffective. Foreign affairs is suggesting that the visit was actually for a Hadrys Benefit but this is not the Case said lawyer Nate Whitling. Canadian press Canadian press archives Khadr has been held in Guantanamo Bay for three years. Detained teens remarks passed on to u. A Sis Bracelet for life Homosassa Fla. State legislators pledged tougher measures yesterday against sexual offenders in the Wake of a nine year old girls alleged abduction and killing by a registered sex offender who lived across the Street. Republican state senator Nancy Argenziano said the legislature is taking up a Bill that would toughen the maximum penalty for molesting children younger than 12. The Bill would require an offender to Wear an electronic tracking Bracelet for life after being released from prison. Cash withdrawal Tripoli Libya a libyan Central Bank official said the government has withdrawn a half billion dollars us from an escrow account meant for relatives of people killed in the Downing of pan am flight 103 Over Lockerbie Scotland. A libyan news Agency official quoted Friday did not give a reason for the withdrawal of the Money intended for a final instalment of $ 2 million a family. Libya which has acknowledged responsibility for the bombing has already paid each family $ 8 million in compensation after the United states and United nations agreed to lift sanctions. Peaceful protest Beijing chanting Down with Japan More than 6,000 chinese protesters held a noisy but peaceful rally yesterday demanding a Boycott of japanese goods to oppose new textbooks that critics say gloss Over Tokyo is wartime atrocities. Scores of unarmed police watched but did not intervene As the crowd of mostly Young men burned a japanese Flag and marched through the University District in the chinese capitals Northwest. Munch suspect questioned Oslo Norway a suspect in the Brazen daytime theft of two Edward Munch masterpieces was being questioned Over the weekend and norwegian police said they were hopeful More arrests would follow. A 37 year old Man who has not been identified was arrested Friday in Oslo. He is suspected of involvement in the raid of the Munch museum in Oslo in August where three armed and masked robbers escaped with the scream and Madonna. The paintings among munches bes known were stolen aug. 22. From the news services ;