Autopac Premiums Cut 2 Percent in Most Vehicle Categories
Manitoba MPIC announces 2 percent Autopac premium reductions across most vehicle groups effective March 1 1985. About 583 000 vehicles see lower rates for collision and comprehensive coverage while liability rates stay the same. 1972 and earlier cars move to lower rating groups yielding roughly a 10 percent cut for some 30 000 motorists.
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Winnipeg
John M. Bucklaschuk
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Bucklaschuk
MPIC
Legislative Building
Manitoba
Manitoba Safety Council
Manitoba farm crisis prompts call to recall legislature
Agriculture critic Jim Downey MLA urged Manitoba to recall the Legislature to address rising farm bankruptcies up 58.3 percent from 1983 and grim net income projections down 35 percent. He cited drought aid needs, Versatile plant layoffs, and reform of crop insurance and credit terms as urgent actions.
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Winnipeg
Jim Downey
M.L
Arthur
Manitoba
Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Downey
Saskatchewan
Alberta
N.D.P
Manitoba Agriculture Credit Corporation
Echo no issue December 26 holiday notice
Advertisers and subscribers are advised there will be no Echo on Wednesday December 26 due to Christmas and Boxing Day. The next issue will publish Wednesday January 2. News copy and ads must be in by noon Saturday December 29. The Echo office and vendor close December 25 26 and January 1 1985.
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