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THE WINDSOR STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1993 A12 McLaughlin unafraid of BQ, claims Quebec is Vide open NATIONAL CORRECTION the needs of children and the elderly are uppermost in peoples minds. You dont line up for a food bank early in the morning because you think it's a fun thing to do, you do it because you need it, she said, calling Montreal's 22 per cent unemployment rate appalling. The NDP leader predicted the next election will be wide open and claimed no one can guess how Canadians will vote. McLaughlin also refused to criticize Ontario Premier Bob Rae whose popularity has been in a free fall. His government has created a near-revolt among traditional supporters such as unions over its plan to cut the deficit by legislating wage controls on public sector workers if they dont reach an agreement by Aug.

1. "My job as federal leader is not to try to run Ontario, but Im pleased the Ontario government is at least attempting to consult its employees," McLaughlin said when asked whether the unrest was hurting her party. "I hope there wont be legislation. I believe in collective bargaining. MONTREAL (CP) The New Democratic Party, already an endangered species in Quebec, is not worried that the separatist Bloc Quebecois will wipe it out in the next federal election, leader Audrey McLaughlin said Tuesday.

"I think the people who will vote for the Bloc Quebecois are those people who believe Quebec should be separate from Canada," she said after touring Sun Youth, one of Montreals largest charities and food banks. "But there are also many Quebecers who want to be part of a Canada where people have an opportunity to work, where we still have a medicare system, where we really address the issues of poverty and children and they will make their decision among the other parties. McLaughlin is on a 15-city tour of Canada promoting her partys "strategy for a full-employment economy. She brushed off the fact that the NDP is dead last in the polls and Its only Quebec MP, Phil Edmonston, is not running in the next federal election, expected in the fall. "Were addressing the issues of concerned Quebecers, said McLaughlin, adding that poverty, unemployment, and We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current Summer Living PAGE 8, hem 3, 44-1666-6UR90-Min Tapes, Copy Reads: Reg.

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But he predicted Rae will prevail and said "the strongest thing that Rae has going for him is that he is probably indispensable to the NDP partys survival. He added: In Ontario, without Bob Rae, the New Democratic Party would probably be nothing. LONDON (CP) Ontario Henry Jackman, in an unusually political speech, said Tuesday his province's New Democratic Party would probably be nothing" if it didnt have Premier Bob Rae as its leader. Jackman also predicted in a wide-ranging speech to the Chamber of Commerce that Rae will win his battle for a social contract with the provinces unions to reduce its budget deficit The former Toronto businessman and longtime Conservative party backer conceded his speech went beyond the bounds of what lieutenant-governors are supposed to say. By tradition, the governor general of Canada and the lieutenant-governors of the provinces are supposed to be above politics and to refrain from involving themselves in HIY carrier unconcerned about victims LONDON, Ont.

(CP) A man accused of knowingly infecting three women with the AIDS virus ended four days on the stand Tuesday, saying he hadnt thought about the impending deaths of women he infected. Charles Ssenyonga, 36, tested positive for HIV in 1989. Three women said he infected them after that and did not tell them he was HIV-positive. Ssenyonga told the court thoughts of death sometimes crossed his mind when he was alone. Crown attorney Bruce Long asked if he also had thoughts about the coming deaths of those he infected.

No, he said. Ssenyongas lawyers have tried to show that he was suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome, brought on in part by the horrors of growing up in wartorn Uganda. They said his condition led him to suppress the fact that he had the virus believed to cause AIDS. In other testimony Tuesday, a Michigan scientist and researcher said HIV by itself does not trigger the fatal disease. An additional triggering mechanism venereal disease or intravenous drug use, for example -is necessary to prompt AIDS, Robert Root-Bernstein told the court.

He cautioned that he is not saying it is risk-free to have sex with an HIV-infected person. I would not recommend it to anyone. If the virus itself is not harmful, Ssenyonga cant have negligently caused "bodily harm in transmitting the virus to three women, his lawyer Fletcher Dawson is arguing. Accused hides face in hands ST. CATHARINES, Ont.

(CP) A man on trial for bank robberies buried his head in his hands Tuesday to avoid looking at bank tellers who were asked to identify him in court. The judge said he could not order Charles Warren Boomer, 57, to look at the two tellers, who were then asked to approach the prisoners dock in an effort to see Boomers face. Assistant Crown attorney Greg Barnett had asked the judge to order Boomer to lift his head, but the judge replied that he knew of no authority to make an accused look at a witness. The only way would be to have two, four, 10 or whatever number of police it takes to raise his head," said Judge Patrick Gravely of Ontario Court's general division. Boomer has vowed to resist at his trial.

Earlier, he dismissed his two lawyers who made two llth-hour applications to have the jury trial adjourned to a later date. He entered no plea on eight charges of robbing bank tellers at gunpoint between September 1990 and June last year. He repeated Tuesday that he would not participate in the trial and would resist "mildly and strongly" by continuing his passive resistance. He was carried into the courtroom by two police officers before his trial began Monday. PanafaxlBXl50 THE MOST INTELLIGENT FAX WITH MULTIPLE NUMBERS ON ONE PHONE LINE EXTREMELY CONVENIENT FOR HOMEOFFICE 7 page transmission memory jfff Automatic paper cutter 1 Verification stamp 99 Includes 2 rolls of fax paper (size: 8-12" 98') (a-mmnM HIGH QUALITY PRINTING USING CANON'S REVOLUTIONARY BUBBLE JET TECHNOLOGY 360x360dpi Bubblejet printing Semi-Dual access Delayed transmission 20 page memory ACROSS FROM DEVONSHIRE MALL .3155 Howard Avenue WINDSOR PHONE (519)966-8240 TECUMSEH MALL 1 0 15? 945-5433 SAT.

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