Toronto 'media support set up fund for bis legal Free Press Columnist Alex hospital, Mr. Kainins has' newsmen in'Peel and it is Kainins has received consider-> become something of a catûse attitude that needs changiî able coverage and support celebre for the media, having says the editorial. from the Toronto-area media been interviewed by CBC and "For this precise rea ina ofonionwiheee CTV television reporteis, and fellow newsmen in egOnan ol. r an the Globe and Mail, Toronto Brampton, Mississai Ons ane. ail M r. aiin Star, Mississauga News and Toronto area are ban( wihasaetdnd apched Canadian Press have reported together to assist Kaînin:, officer with the intent to the story. . theedti al cotue resist arrest, and obstructi.ng The Brampton Daily T imes the etalishninueasf police, after he was told to centred out Mr. Kaînins' case new smen hnt tofa stop photographing the for an editorial on police- oesnthgltor inocencef arrivai of a mental patient media ~relations, a subject Kaînins, but to disp at- the Mississauga General, which has bothered the soidarity of purpose , Hospital. Toronto-area media for some focus on police-media r( Police subsequently time. tinintspaiclreg charged Mr. Kalnins with . The editorial says Mr. The fnwi ll be riclanchedi assaulting police and causing KaInins' "unfortunate -mis- aTnetion-wil e calie en1 a disturbance by shouting. understanding with the aid confirms that it will1 Last week, Mr. Kalnins police will cost . him both cover Kaînins' expenses cc laid counter charges against professionally and financially". pîeteîy. Kaînins' cam, the two officers who arrested 4 equipment was also dama! him. These included theft "Whiie there lias been a in the incident ati over $200, wilful damage, top level effort to co-operate hospital". assault causing bodily harm, with the area media and The editorial points oi intimidation and unlawful boîster public relations, the "What police have seizure. incident is a clear example of appreciate is the realitv t] Since the incident at the how rank and file policeview FUNNSûDE Il o "I CAN EASILY SEE YOU'VE WALKED HOME WITH THAT PRETTY MISS MAYO AGAIN! " YOUR WEEK AHEAD By DAMIS Forecast Period: February 6 to February 12 ARIES Push efforts for winding up matters that Mar. 21-Apr. 19 have been hanging for too long. Removing roadblocks brings mental peace. TAURUS Partnership matters caîl for the velvet Apr. 20-May 20 glove touch. It promises ta be an exciting time. Cooperation is the keynote. GEMINI May 21-June 20 Dissatisfaction with routine calîs forth surprising reaction and results in a change for the better in working conditions. MOONCHILD Get reacquainted with the young peo~ple June 2-Jily 22 and keep yourself open and available to their needs. LEO July 23-Aug. 22 A disruption in family affairs proves beneficial. Statia conditions are broken up bringing in a fresh new perspective. VIRGO . Unexpected happenings in the neigh- Aug. 23-Selpt. 22 borhood find you involved in much travel. Keep your mind on what you're doing. LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 22 SCORPIO oct. 23-Nov. 21 SAGITTARJUS Nov. 22-Dec. 21 CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 Heed the sound financial advice that cornes your way. With your heightened initiative and drive, you turn it ta good ad- vantage. Others seem ta be drawn ta you by your magnetic charm. Your unexpected actions appeal ta their sense of the unusual. Be sure of your ground before gettîng tôo involved with new groups. Old f riends prove ta be best f riends. Friends and organizatians -bring appo r- tunities for financial improvement. Be alert ta helpful hints. Surprising* develop- ment occur. AQUARIUS A surprise element causes tension with Jan. 20-Felb. 18 one in authority. Catch up on unfinished businiess. End results are very favorable. PISCES You' have the reformist drive at this tirne Feb. 19-Mar. 20 and would like everyone ta see it your way. Intuition is high. WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1977. PAGE 19 Kainins; this L5Ofl the .iga, ,ding is in tc.," 'und ')cus e of play and rela- on. 1on ,gal not era ged the )ut: ta that ýxpense s a newsnian is likely ta be present at the scene of any happening and that a hasty, yet friendly and firm explan- ation would be more welcome than the officious borderline hostile attitude sa frequently encountered. Media identifi- cation cards have been suggested and promnised by the police for many months now, but to, date nothing has materialized". 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