Our Dependence on Natural Resources for Prosperity
The article argues that North America’s high living standards and world leadership rest on abundant natural resources. It warns against denying resource foundations, stresses wise management as the first defense of business security, and notes civilizations fail when resources are abused. It cites Cyrenaica, Libya, Syria, and Greece as warnings and urges industry to support conservation.
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Mediterranean
Cyrenaica
Libya
Syria
Greece
Neutral Crossing Warning On Intersections
An insurance bulletin warns slippery winter streets raise accident risk at neutral intersections lacking signs. It lists three causes delayed perception speed and false assumption. Drivers should watch speed, maintain visibility, resist distractions, and not assume right of way.
Pete Adam wins Ste. Rose byelection candidate race
More than 900 people attended a Ste. Rose meeting where 56 year old Pete Adam a farmer and businessman was chosen as the New Democratic Party candidate for the forthcoming byelection. The seat has been vacant since October when former Liberal leader Gil Molgat resigned to join the Senate. Premier Schreyer declined to set a date for the byelection, saying he will wait for MLA J A Hardy to resign first. The legislature currently includes 28 NDP, 22 Conservatives, three Liberals, two Independents, one Social Crediter and one vacancy.
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Ed Schreyer
New Democratic Party
Ste. Rose
Pete Adam
Adam
John Boer
A. Hardy
St. Vital
Mr. Schreyer
Terrace
B.C
Hardy
Eis Maling
Manitoba
Schreyer
Walter Weir
New Democrats
Chambers Approve Small Loans Plan
The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce support creating a small loans division within Manitoba Development Corp announced by Industry Minister Leonard Evans. J Don Grant says the program will help rural areas by backing ventures with little capital but strong ideas. Loans up to 30000 will go to individuals or groups with good character and ability.
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Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Maitoba Development Corp
Leonard Evans
J. Don Grant
Manitoba Chambers
Evans
Schreyer eyes June release on constitutional reform
Premier Ed Schreyer returning from Ottawa said June would reveal whether the new amending formula becomes a lasting settlement. He called the plan less rigid than Fulton Favreau but still firm, and noted optimism about support from other premiers while criticizing Ottawa on unemployment and housing funding.
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Schreyer
Ottawa
Manitoba
Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation
Trudeau previews student employment plan talk in Commons
Prime Minister Trudeau told the Commons last week the government is planning student employment for next summer and that unemployment among youths remains a top priority for federal provincial talks. Public Works Minister Joe Horvath comments framed questions from MPs David Orlikow and John Lundrigan as the debate shifted to private agenda details.
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Trudeau
The
Commons
Joe
David Orlikow
NDP
Winnipeg North
John Lundrigan
Calgary North
Woolliams
Louis Comeau
Lundrigan
Otto Lang
Lang
Canadian Wheat Board
Prison Records to be Destroyed Protects Freed Minds
The remark argues that destroying criminal records may guard individuals from lingering stigma. It notes that even after release from prison a person can remain bound by past records, presenting a challenge to reintegration and fair treatment.
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Protect Inc
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Agle Tong
Otta
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Victoria
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Inemghey
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McLaren
Rupert
Jesus Christ
eaglSaRaye
Christ
David
Jim Webb
Brandon
Mani
Herb Nentwig
Nentwigs
Mrs. Nentwig
Manitoba Hydro
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