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Barrie Examiner, 14 Jul 1977, p. 10

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10 the examiner Thursday July 14 1977 Two nurses foTJnd guilty of poisoning patients DETROIT AP Two Fili pino nurses were found guilty by US federal court jury Wednesday of poisoning three patients at Veterans Ad ministration hospital in 1075 One of the nurses was acquitted on murder charge The two women each face possible life sentence on the poisoning convictions Both women also were found guilty of conspiring to poison the patients at the Ann Arbor Mich hospital with the pow erful musclerelaxing drug Pavulon Neither Filipina Narciso 31 of Ypsilanti Mich nor Leonora Perez 33 of Ann Ar bor displayed any reaction as the verdicts were read in the courtroom by the judges clerk Miss Narciso was acquitted of one charge of murder and of one charge of poisoning More than 50 breathing fail ures occurred at the hospital during July and August of 1975 Several of the victims died but it was never clear how many deaths were directly attributed to Pavulon District Court Judge Philip Pratt allowed the nurses to re main free on bond He said he will set sentencing date after he receives presentence re port The jury had deliberated for more than 93 hours since get ting the case June 29 after 13 week trial Most of the respiratory ar rests occurred in the intensive care ward where Miss Narciso and Mrs Perez Worked on the evening shift The women originally had been charged with two counts of murder seven counts of poisoning and one count of con spiracy But the judge granted directed verdict of aquittal on some of those charges midway through the trial saying the prosecution had failed to present enough evidence to sub mittoajury The prosecution presented testimony placing one or both defendants near each victims bedside minutes before they stopped breathing But no witnesses testified seeing either of the nurses in ject the patients with Pavulon The prosecution did not offer motive for the poisonings and stressed that it is not required by law to do so During the course of the trial prosecution questions to defence witnesses seemed to suggest that revenge for overwork was the motive Defence lawyers argued se curity at the hospital was so lax that virtually anybody had the opportunity to commit the crimes Two Fillipino nurses were found guilty by federal court jury of poisoning patients at Veterans tdministration hospital in 1975 Leonora Perez 33 left of Ann Arbor and Filipino Narcizo ill of Ypsilanti were convicted on three counts of poisoning and could face life im prisonment Miss Narcilo was found innocent on murder count AP leln Not by age alone At Seagram we believe age is important That why we age our whiskies longer than most But age isnt everything It takes more CANAI Ks New stamps to be issued The post office department in Ottawa announced Wednesday that three new stamps would be issued The lScent stamp left shows the trembling aspen the 20ccnt stamp centre shows the Douglas fir and the 25cent stamp shows the sugar maple Photo Gruman offers package to sweeten fighter deal WASHINGTON CP Grumman Corp officials said Wednesday they are preparing proposal for the Canadian government that would bring Canada $1 billion to $2 billion in new manufactyring business The huge investment package would partially offset the even larger cost involved if Canada decides to buy Grum mans F14 Tomcat to replace its aging jet fighters The in vestment would be conditional on Canadian purchase of the 14 In interviews and at news conference Grumman officials said they believe the F14 and its ultrasophisticated Phoenix missile system is the best com bat aircraft among those being considered by Canada Their stated goal is to satisfy the Canadian government that the expensive airplane is also 20000 Canadian jobs it auto pact followed TORONTO CP An addi tional 20000 Canadian jobs could be created in the auto parts industry if United States based companies would live up to the fair balance of trade agreed to in the 1965 Canada United States auto pact spokesmen for unions and manufacturers say Nearly 7000 of 43000 workers in the auto parts industry are out of jobs Patrick Lavelle president of the Automotive Parts Manufac turers Association of Canada representing 200 companies Canadas best choice on eco nomic grounds and particularly to meet competition in this re gard from the McDonnell Douglas F15 Eagle Mc DonnellDouglas has Canadian plant that might be given more work if Canada chooses the Eagle Grumman president Joseph Gavin said his company will propose arrangements under which 80 per cent of the EM purchase cost would return to Canada in other forms MAKES YACHTS Sandy Jones vicepresident for public affairs explained that the new business for Can ada would be not just military work but also civilian produc ts Grumman is involved in making solar heating devices emergency vehicles yachts and light civilian aircraft Jones said the proposed Canadian manufacturing would said Tuesday good example of the process that is going on is the layoff two weeks ago of 546 emplyees of HayesDana Ltd in St Catharines be not only subcontract work for US manufacturers but largely production of complete goods so that the Canadian plants would not be wards of the United States The Grumman proposal has to be completed within six moti ths to meet the Canadian defen ce departments deadline The aircraft purchase would be the biggest such contract made by Canada in peacetime The defence department is looking for multipurpose air craft that can replace the CF 101 Voodoo interceptor and CF 104 and CFS groundsupport aircraft Wall to Wall Carpets Rugs and Furniture In Your Home or at our plant FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY YES we clean velvet furniture SIMCOE CARPET Established 1948 Professional STEAM CLEANING Parliamentary notebook Poor Senate attendance look only to the quality OTTAWA CP Liberal Senator JJ Greene brushes aside criticism of the poor at tendance in the Senate by say ing quality rather than quantity is what counts The value of the 104seat Sen ate should not be measured by the number in attendance but by the quality of the perform ance by those present the On tario senator said this week during the chambers national unity debate The debate opened Feb with about twothirds of the senators absent larger at tendance has rarely occurred since The public galleries usually contain no more than dozen spectators and frequently no journalists bother to cover Sen ate debates Senator Greene said the lack of importance of attendance was understood by the late Sir Winston Churchill fonner British prime minister who perhaps knew and understood Parliament better than any other statemsman of our cen tury When Churchill rebuilt West minster after the German bom bings of the Second World War he deliberately built the Com mons of such size as to ac JOIT Dupain MIMI Wt SSW HIP CHAIRS ASSOCIIIDI commodate only small pro portion of the total number of members of Parliament eligible to sit Senator Greene said EXPLAle REASONS He did this so that on great occasion when there was need for immediate and important parliamentary action there would be in the House sense of crisis urgency immediacy and important occasion just as in any forum where there are more people wanting to get in than there are tickets avail able The question of attendance by senators is often touchy one Most times when news report documents poor at tendance senators angrily chastise the press Senator Greene speaking on press criticism of Parliament quoted another former British prime minister Stanley Bald win who said note the barons of the press are after me They seek power without responsibility which has been the prerogative of harlots throughout the ages of on outstanding investment No competition Low capital investment High net yield Low labor content truly unique Reply Can We Do Business Together This very unique businessfiopportunity has all the features It can be operated on regional basis as either an owner manager or strictly as on investment If you feel that you have really heard and seen it all before then you should contact us for something that is Box U78 The Examiner Senator Greene said senators often feel they are in the oppo site position possessing respon sibility without power which in the eyes of the IittIein formed at times appears to render us some species of po litical eunuch Senators debating national unity as with other topics dis cussed in the Senate should not feel bound to reach definite con clusions he said But the Senate did have duty to lead public opinion SlNiIASS SALES ltEASE NEW YORK CP Sales of designer sunglasses are in creasing across the United States but most sunglass business is still in the utilitarian nondesigner areas according to survey of stores Sunglass sales in general are about equal to last years but sales are better in basic utilitarian sunglasses though designer styles have affected the basic style IN to flavour Seagram declares the age ensures you get fine flavour of each 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