Highway air strips along Trans-Canada highway proposed
The Flying Farmers of Ontario propose grass or dirt strips every few miles beside the Trans-Canada highway to aid small plane travel. They claim southern Ontario has many fields but western routes lack strips, risking flights to northwestern Ontario. The plan, discussed in Ottawa, aims to boost national growth and tourism from the United States as safer landings increase.
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Friendly UFOs spark debate on space visitors and welcome clubs
Readers weigh whether unexplained aerial phenomena could be craft from intelligent beings. The Christian Science Monitor notes scientists explore sightings and a possible peaceful contact, while a cynical line jokes about aliens and popular culture. Proposals for COSMOS SALUTE and HELLO groups urge welcoming efforts. If no beings exist, the joke closes with space humor.
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Psychotherapy Fee Introduced in Nova Scotia Schedule
The article notes the shift from traditional family doctor care to a new fee for psychotherapy at $7.50, contrasting the long-standing limit on office consultation charges. It cites a revised Nova Scotia Medical Society fee schedule as the source for this change and highlights the monetary value tied to patient support.
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The School Referendum and Manitoba Education Reform
An analysis argues Manitoba must upgrade elementary education with modern methods and resources to handle new courses and multi grade classrooms. It cites one room schools higher failure rates vs graded schools, teacher shortages, and urges a province wide referendum on March 10 to enable a division system like the 1958 high school reform.
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Trade Missions Plan to Boost Canadian Exports
The trade department aims to increase both inbound and outbound missions in the new fiscal year starting April 1. It will host 21 foreign businessman groups in Canada to view export products and send 12 missions abroad, signaling a shift under Robert Winters toward promoting export sales potentials and profits with emphasis on secondary manufacturers and East European trade.
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Tories Survive 2 Votes Criticizing Sales Tax
Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government easily passed two non confidence motions against sales tax plans. The debates centered on a proposed five percent tax, with opponents arguing spending cuts and alternative funding. Treasurer Gurney Evans defended the tax as necessary, criticizing NDP and Liberal positions and warning of inflation and fiscal disaster if borrowing were allowed.
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