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TRIBUNE Dans L’Orléanais ? Jeudi 20 Mai 2010 - N°170 - Hebdomadaire Gratuit (P SOUS TOUTES SES FORMES PAIEMENT IMMÉDIAT Du Mardi au Samedi de 10h à 12h30 et de 14h à 18h 6 rue Ste Catherine à Orléans - 02 38 54 85 31 BEAUTE Bientôt deux concours de miss LATRIBUNE dans l’Orléanais ? JEUDI 20 MAI 2010 - N°170 - Hebdomadaire gratuit (p. 2) D’ORLÉANS w w w . t r ibune-orleans.fr ECONOMIE Semaine de l’Europe : à quoi Vents contraires servent les fonds sur les éoliennes de la région ! européens ? (p. 6) INGRE Les nouvelles dispositions sur l’implantation des éoliennes, votées par l’Assemblée Nationale dans le cadre de la loi Grenelle 2, risquent de freiner le développement des énergies vertes en région Centre. C’est chaud Des industriels indiquent que 50% de leurs projets se retrouvent compromis, sachant que le rythme à la caserne d’autorisation a ralenti en 2009. (page 3) des pompiers ! (p. 7) ENVIRONNEMENT La biodiversité en fête à Orléans (p. 4) DOSSIER HI-TECH Télés, appareils photo... Le top du moment. (p. 8 et 9) SPORTS L’USO et l’Entente au sommet ! (p. 11 et 12) SORTIES La musique classique en folie à Sully ! (p. 14) JOURNÉES DU du 25 mai au 4 juin / Écoles et centres de loisirs Animations jeune public 26 et 27 mai / Centre de Conférences DÉVELOPPEMENT Ateliers du Développement Durable 29 mai / Place du Martroi David Héraud « EdiTerre », salon du livre du développement durable 29 et 30 mai / Place du Martroi DURABLE Village de stands et exposition 1600 Pandas WWF 6 juin Photos / Fotolia / Ville d’Orléans Photos / Fotolia DU 25 MAI AU 6 JUIN 2010 Vélotour, boucle à vélo dans la ville www.orleans.fr Un événement organisé par la Ville d’Orléans JEUDI 20 MAI 2010 - N°170 2 l INFOS LOIRET Le comité Miss Orléanais abandonne Geneviève de Fontenay CONCOURS DE BEAUTE influencer les comités et s’indigne de la désinformation concernant le nombre de co- Le divorce est consommé entre mités passés sous la coupe d’Endémol : 17, le comité Miss Orléanais, présidé selon la société organisatrice et 14 délégués par Michel Dury, qui a choisi de régionaux sur 24 du côté des De Fontenay. «Michel Dury me déçoit», commente l’ex- rester dans le giron d’Endemol présidente du comité Miss France, soulignant et Geneviève de Fontenay qui au passage la volonté au travers du nouveau compte lancer un nouveau concours sous son nom d’alterner les lieux où se dérouleront l’élection de miss Orléanais. concours. «Michel Dury ne voulait pas sortir du Montar- gois.» L’élection du titre pourrait se dérouler En tant qu’association loi de 1901, nous à Orléans où a lieu déjà le concours de Miss nous sommes réunis la semaine dernière Orléans. Bernard Pichard, délégué régional du «à la demande de la société Miss France comité suit Geneviève de Fontenay et aura la (filiale de la société de production audiovisuelle charge de l’organisation du nouveau concours Endemol depuis 2002) pour savoir si nous «avec peut-être le soutien d’une ancienne Miss continuons l’aventure avec eux ou si nous sui- Orléanais». Une réunion avec les soutiens de vons Madame de Fontenay», explique Michel Geneviève de Fontenay devrait se tenir le 26 Dury, «sur la vingtaine de membres que nous mai. D’après Bernard Pichard, pour l’heure, étions, la majorité a choisi de maintenir notre aucune chaîne n’a sollicité Geneviève de présence pour le titre de Miss France. Nos can- Fontenay pour son nouveau concours. Le comité Miss Orléanais a préféré Endemol à Geneviève de Fontenay. didates pourront participer à l’élection finale.» Le comité Miss Orléanais est actuellement Cela n’empêche pas Michel Dury de clamer dans l’attente d’une nouvelle charte qui doit Selon le quotidien Le Monde, il s’agirait pour son affection et son admiration pour la dame être établie par la société Miss France. Michel EN BREF le groupe de redélocaliser en Tunisie et en au chapeau, même s’il déplore avoir reçu Dury souhaite que ce nouveau règlement Ukraine. La crise serait une des raisons de ce un texto, la veille du vote, l’accusant d’avoir soit plus ouvert sur certains points comme la Véronique Courjault changement de cap mais aussi «la gestion très déjà retourné sa veste. «Lorsqu’elle a quitté la présence de miss qui ont participé à d’autres dispendieuse» de l’ancien PDG, selon les mots société Miss France, elle n’a pas cherché à nous concours. En attendant de voir l’élection sortie de prison rapportés de l’actuel PDG, Gérard Guillot. contacter et s’attendait à être suivie...» d’une “Miss Orléanais” version de Fontenay, la Véronique Courjault, la mère des «bébés Geneviève de Fontenay ne l’entend pas de bataille sur le plan juridique n’est en tout cas congelés», condamnée en juin 2009 à 8 ans Betty, le gibbon retrouvé cette manière. Elle dit ne pas avoir voulu pas terminée... d’emprisonnement pour triple infanticide, a Les gendarmes du Loiret ont récupéré fin avril, quitté discrètement le quartier des femmes de Betty, un gibbon aux mains blanches, volé le 30 la maison d’arrêt d’Orléans, vendredi 14 mai. janvier au parc zoologique du Bois-d’Attilly, à Kiss-IN À ORLÉANS Elle y purgeait sa peine depuis octobre 2006 Ozoir-la-Ferrière. Le petit singe âgé d’à peine et vient de bénéficier d’une mise en liberté un an avait été enlevé, en pleine nuit, et sa mère Le premier Kiss-in orléanais a rassemblé samedi 15 conditionnelle. Âgée de 42 ans, elle a retrouvé blessée. Les voleurs ont voulu vendre ce gib- mai, près de 90 personnes autour de trois séances son mari et ses deux fils, au domicile familial à bon aux mains blanches, une espèce protégée, de bisous, à 14h, 15h et 16h, place du Martroi à Souvigny-de-Touraine dans la région de Tours, à un spécialiste. Celui-ci a réalisé qu’il s’agissait Orléans devant le stand installé par le groupe d’ac- mais doit se plier à plusieurs obligations. d’un trafic animalier. tion gay et lesbien du Loiret (GAGL). Objectif affi- ché : refuser les discriminations liées à l’orientation Risc Group redélocalise Les salariés non cadres sexuelle. Risc Group, spécialiste européen de la sécurisa- gagnent moins dans la région tion des systèmes informatiques, mène un plan Le salaire moyen des salariés non cadres est social sur le pôle 45 à Ormes pour ramener les moins élevé dans la région Centre (1399€ brut quelque 70 postes actuels à une petite dizaine. mensuel) qu’en France (1411€). C’est ce qui res- La nouvelle passe mal. D’autant plus qu’en sort de l’enquête réalisée par Randstad, spécia- 2008, 95 créations de CDI étaient annoncées lisé dans les services en ressources humaines, sur (lire n°102) et que les emplois créés à Ormes une base de 2 millions de fiches de paie. Les pro- Arrault ? Reste que de source proche du dossier, étaient des relocalisations de postes venant on souligne de plus en plus que la faisabilité du de Roumanie, Maroc et Ukraine. Contactée, la fessions intermédiaires sont mieux rémunérées C.-E. Lemaignen et projet - très contesté- incombera au final à lEtat. direction de Risc Group n’a pas donné suite. en région Centre (1623 €) que dans l’ensemble H. Novelli fêtent le pain ! Sans les 20 millions d’euros de l’Etat, impossible de la France (1573 €). C’était dimanche après-midi place de la Loire, de boucler financièrement l’opération... Or, les les boulangers du Loiret avaient déployé leurs graves difficultés économiques actuelles lais- stands pour fêter leur pain... Quelques badauds sent planer un sérieux doute sur la capacité des dégustaient de savoureuses spécialités. Hervé pouvoirs publics à s’engager sur ce dossier. Mais Novelli, ministre du Commerce, de l’Artisa- Serge Grouard a déjà remporté une belle victoire nat et de PME - accompagné de Charles-Eric avec la reconnaissance de DREAM (408 établis- Lemaignen, président de l’AgglO, qui avait tombé sements, 17 000 emplois), mardi 11 mai, comme la veste pour la circonstance - est venu apporter pôle de compétitivité dans le domaine des éco- son soutien aux boulangers locaux. Sympathique technologies et la croissance verte. C’ était son visite. Les observateurs orléanais ont d’ailleurs combat personnel et il a réussi à rassembler les noté que depuis quelques temps, Charles-Eric entreprises locales spécialisées sur l’eau dans un Lemaignen est de plus en plus présent dans les même bateau qui, au final, sera orléanais. médias et les rues d’Orléans. Le président de l’AgglO semble enfin sorti d’un étrange purga- François Bonneau chargé toire où il semblait se morfondre. de l’éducation à l’ARF Le président de la Région Centre, François Serge Grouard célèbre Bonneau, par ailleurs principal de collège à la victoire de l’Entente Chalette-sur-Loing, vient d’être désigné vice- Le maire d’Orléans n’a pas boudé son plaisir président chargé de l’éducation au sein de l’as- après la victoire de l’Entente en coupe de France sociation des régions de France (ARF). Il rem- face à Gravelines, dimanche. Un argument de plus place à ce poste Jacques Auxiette, président de la en faveur de la construction de l’Arena sur l’île Région Pays-de-la-Loire. JEUDI 20 MAI 2010 - N°170 3 l SOCIÉTÉ Éolien : la région Centre en plein trou d’air ENERGIE Le projet de loi compromis, en l’état actuel des choses c’est incohérence dans la mesure où actuellement Grenelle 2, qui s’accompagne environ 50%.» A l’écouter, les 5 mâts mini- plus d’une centaine de machines autorisées d’un durcissement des règles mums seront très contraignants et, surtout, restent à construire.
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