Rural crime watch movements across prairie papers
The Neepawa Press reports an alert farmer spotting a suspicious vehicle leading to the capture of two thieves. Rural crime watch efforts expand across Bow Island Drumheller Craigmyle Didsbury Range Patrol Hanna and other communities with hundreds of volunteers, modest fees, and surveillance signs.
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RCMP
Langruth
Neepawa Press
Mounties
Rimbey
Bow Island
Chamber
Department of Agriculture
Drumheller Mail
Craigmyle
Carstairs
Didsbury
Brooks Bulletin
Range Patrol
Brooks Area Rcmp
Hanna
Killarney
Burdett
Tisdale Recorder
Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba to Develop First Potash Mine with 600 Million Investment
Don Craik reports to Union meetings that Manitoba signs a Memorandum of Agreement with IMC Canada for a new potash mine and refinery complex in the McAuley area. The project, costing 600 million dollars in 1981, would employ 500 fulltime workers when fully operational by late 1986 or early 1987.
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Don Craik
Energy and Mines
Union of Manitoba
Birtle
Manitoba
Imc-Canada Limited
McAuley
Here
Potash project promises new jobs in Western Manitoba
Manitoba officials preview the McAuley mine with a two million ton annual capacity and about 140 million dollars in yearly sales at current prices. The government pledges strict environmental controls, local hiring preferences, and broad community information as IMC plans field work this fall and shaft sinking next year. Peak construction could yield over one thousand jobs in 1984 and 1985 with full operation by 1986 or 1987.
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Manitoba
McAuley
Roger Dennis
IMC
Western
Legislative Building
Winnipeg
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THE
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Miniota Herald
Woodworth Times
Morris McGregor
M.L.A
Suburbia
Supreme Court
BRG
Canton
NEA, Tne
Way-Mor Agencies Ltd
Rivers
Hamiota Theatre