MTS seeks rate increases to fund debt reduction plan
Manitoba Telephone System filed with the Public Utilities Board of Manitoba for revised rates. The one percent bill rise applies to Residential and Business lines with specific increases for rotary dial and touch tone services. Company president Oz Pedde cites debt reduction goals and a need to remain competitive as rationale. Rates would take effect July 1, 1993.
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Manitoba Telephone System
Public Utilities Board of Manitoba
Oz Pedde
MTS
Canada
Pedde
MTS Rg
Brooks Team Captures Canadian Foresters Curling Title
Dale Brooks of Hamiota and teammates Leonard Allan Earl Brooks and Jim Tapp won the Canadian Foresters Curling Championships in Goderich Ontario defeating Alberta in the semi and British Columbia in the final. The Manitoba women led by Joelle Brown of Winnipeg also claimed the title after beating Alberta in the semis and British Columbia in the final.
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Hamiota
Dale Brooks
Lrd
Leonard Allan
Earl Brooks
Jim Tapp
Virden
Lead
Goderich
Ont
Forester
Canadian Foresters
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Brooks
B.C
Joelle Brown
Winnipeg
B. C
Legislation proposes reduced work week for public sector
Finance Minister Clayton Manness introduced the Public Sector Reduced Work Week and Compensation Management Act aiming to extend a shorter work schedule to provincial government, Crown corporations, health facilities, municipalities, school boards, universities and colleges. The bill also limits compensation for judges doctors and boards. The program allows up to 15 days of reduced work with leaves of absence instead of layoffs and requires civil servants to take 10 days unpaid leave this year via July August and a few days around Christmas.
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Clayton Manness
K Peenen
Manness
Legislative Assembly
Bar
Parkland reports year of progress in libraries
Parkland Regional Library system shows a year of progress in 1992 per director Jean Butchart. Facilities were upgraded in Hamiota and other communities while a new bookmobile costing 80 825 dollars was purchased. Automation began with a location file project to speed requests and improve circulation. Overall system circulation reached about 280 000, with a 2 451 dollar deficit and assets near 967 753 dollars amid a regional population decline.
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Parkland Regional
Jean Butchart
Hamiota
Birtle
Foxwarren
Shoal Lake
Beulah
Crandall
Isabella
Miniota
Oakburn
Parkland
Henry Barkowski
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Forresters
Leonard Allen
Tor