Sox Gain Play-Offs With 6-4 Victory Over Dauphin
Hamiota defeated Dauphin 6-4 to clinch a playoff series against Riverside in a best of seven. Glennis Scott allowed five hits with eight strikeouts as Hamiota built a 6-1 lead, Dauphin scoring twice in the eighth. Lynn Caldwell and Bryan Smith led Hamiota with key hits and defensive plays, while Caldwell earned All Star honors for a seventh straight year.
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al Robertson
Lynn Caldwell
Ray Simms
Norm Jack
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Rick Robinson
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Jack. Dauphin
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Mel Smith
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Industry Urged To Up Productivity In Manitoba
Premier Ed Schreyer called on business and industry to quickly raise productivity to sustain higher wages and social benefits. He urged use of government programs on advisory services, R and D, licensing, manpower training, and export promotion while expanding the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce role in regional development and a fall conference.
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Ed Schreyer
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
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Schreyer
Industry and Commerce
Manitoba
Manitoba Insurance Study Planned For Fall
Premier Ed Schreyer announced a full study of Manitoba automobile insurance problems will begin this fall after an exploratory meeting with industry representatives. The aim is to lower premiums by cutting costs and litigation and to consider injury compensation schemes to reduce court cases. The industry and government agreed to cooperate and provide personnel for the study.
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Ed Schreyer
Mr. Schreyer
Insurance
Premiers to Honor Manitoba Birthday
Manitoba will host next year's annual conference of Canada’s premiers during the province’s centennial celebrations. Premier Ed Schreyer secured the 1970 meeting by proposing British Columbia host in 1971 for its centennial, allowing Manitoba to hold the 100th anniversary conference.
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British Columbia
B.C
Manitoba Premier Leads Chamber Tour To Churchill And Kettle Rapids
One hundred Manitoba business leaders and legislators, led by Premier Schreyer, will tour Churchill on August 22 and Kettle Rapids the following day to view port facilities, Churchill rocket range, auroral observatory, townsite and hydroelectric project.
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Manitoba
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Kettle Rapids
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Churchill
Gillam
Manitoba Hydro
Kettle River
Erary
Winnipeg International
Education Fees Waived for Manitoba Teacher Training Students
Education Minister Saul Miller announced tuition waivers for 202 students in Manitoba's 1966 tuition free teacher training program at the University of Manitoba. Nineteen IA students begun January 1969 will graduate December, while 183 IIB students have one year left to complete their two year program with fees waived in their second year for professional courses.
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University of Manitoba
Saul Miller
Manitoba
Education IA
Education UB
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