Energy and fiscal policy dominate Commons as 1975 plans loom
Energy Minister Donald Macdonald unveils a voluntary energy conservation push in the Commons, to be followed by mandatory measures next year. He urges lower thermostats, slower driving, car pools, and reduced lighting at homes and businesses. Government buildings will cut heating oil use by 18 percent. Prime Minister pledges federal funding for a Siberia to east pipeline if needed, target completion by end of 1975. Canada enacts foreign investment screening. pensions rise to about 250 monthly by 1984. NL by election result favors Liberals. BC leader Bennett elected in a one-ballot race. Monuments and memorial sales ad follows.
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Donald Macdonald
House of Commons
Energy
Macdonald
Canada
Sarnia
Industry, Trade and Commerce
Alastair Gillespie
National Health and Welfare
Marc Lalonde
Toronto
NFLD
Roger Simmons
Hermitage
Liberals
Newfoundland
Progressive Conservatives
New Labrador Party
Senior Travel Club Bake Sale funds support activities
The Senior Travel Club held a Bake Sale and raffle on December 1 at Moore's Store, raising 71 dollars. Mrs. Ruth Christie won the raffle. The Reach for the Top Club will face Russell Collegiate on December 10. The Grade 6 Operetta is set for December 5.
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Moore’s
Russell Collegiate
Glenboro
James Jemson
Allan Leu
Lorne Hallgrimson
David Hamilton
Carl Plohman
Dauphin
W. Shackel
Rapeseed poll fuels debate on government control and farmer choice
Western Canadian grain producers weigh government quotas versus market freedom as the rapeseed poll approaches. Readers are urged to consider the impact on farming liberty and to vote undecided if they favor maintaining open market options for selling crops.
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Ottawa
Manitoba
Swan Lake
New Sacred
William R. Bennett
Social Credit Party
British Columbia
B.C
W.A.C. Bennett
Ruth Christie
Dauphin Secondary Regional School
Ranian
Satuday
Stefamiuk
Western