Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 13, 2005, Winnipeg, Manitoba A12 Canada / world w Winnipeg f ree p Pressw wednesday pril 13, 2005 Waverley at Bishop Grandin 261 6200 dealer permit # 9072 vortex v8 engine 4 Speed automatic with overdrive air conditioning Locking rear diff., tilt wheel cruise control am pm stereo with cd player Power locks six passenger seating deep tint Glass Chrome tubular Side Steps 16 aluminium wheels & is decor. Murray so knee Lake edition Avalanche Zero Down smart lease our reputation is your guarantee wow. . Ca free limited edition knee Lake hat with every test drive for a limited time Only every purchasers name goes into a draw 2005 knee Lake edition Silverado ends soon lease payment of As Low As with every Purchase you get a Shakespeare Pflueger Rod & reel and a Lund pro fishing jacket and Cap / to. $ 378 / to / to biggest in Stock selection of pick up trucks Over 110 to choose from Ebay Bear offer yanked Calgary an Alberta Man says he will head out Bear Hunting with his children this weekend after his Ebay offer not to kill a grizzly was yanked from the online site. In the listing Don Hinchey of Edson had said that he would destroy his Spring Bear Hunt tag and not kill a grizzly if his Reserve bid was met. He set a non listed $ 10,000 Reserve Price. It had Only reached $ 2,550 before it was relisted and the bidder was a Workmate of Hinc Heyus. Hinchey said he would have Given part of the Money to ducks unlimited and the Rocky Mountain Elk foundation. Liner alters course St. Johns fld. The Queen Mary 2, the worlds largest luxury liner altered its transatlantic course yesterday to bring an ailing american passenger to Newfoundland for treatment. The passenger a 78 year old Man was brought to St. Johns by a coast guard vessel at about 11 30 p. M. Local time suffering from internal bleeding. The huge luxury liner which was far too big to enter St. Johns Harbour waited several Kilometres offshore for the coast guard vessel to pick up the Man who was accompanied by his wife during the Transfer. Implant questions remain Washington silicone gel breast implants a vent been proven Safe enough to lift a 13 year near ban on their use Federal health advisers ruled yesterday. Manufacturer named corp. Had argued that to Days silicone implants Are less Likely to break and leak than versions sold years ago. But the food and drug administration was sceptical and its advisers voted 5 4 yesterday that lingering questions about How Long the implants last and what happens when they break must be answered before the implants Are widely sold. 3 men indicted Washington three men have been indicted on charges they targeted for attack major financial institutions in new York new Jersey and Washington u. S. Federal Law enforcement officials said yesterday. The three men whom authorities have not yet identified already Are in custody in England. China chides Japan Beijing in the strongest statement so far against the japanese bid for a permanent seat on the United nations Security Council Chin ass prime minister told Japan yesterday to face up to its second world War aggression before aspiring to a bigger global role. It was the strongest hint yet that China might exercise its veto As one of the councils five permanent members to Block Japan. Only a country that respects history takes responsibility for history and wins Over the Trust of Peoples in Asia and the world at Large can take greater responsibilities in the International Community prime minister Wen Jinbao said during an official visit to India. Commandos Rescue girls Enn Petal Germany German police commandos slipped into a House where a knife wielding Man was holding four schoolgirls hostage yesterday surprising the suspect and taking him into custody while rescuing his captives after a five hour standoff. The Man inflicted a superficial knife wound on the stomach of a 16 year old hostage whom he held with three 11 year Olds before he was captured by a police swat team that entered the red Brick House at the end of a Cul de Sac shortly after 6 p. M. From the news services in Brief ;