Farmers urged to aid sharptail research near Portage la Prairie
Delta Waterfowl Research Station scientist Pat Caldwell seeks farmer and cattleman help to locate wintering sharptails in the Portage area within 25 miles of Portage. Birds are marked April to October for movement and breeding ground behavior studies. Contact Patrick Caldwell at the Delta Station 857-8013 or write Route 1 Portage la Prairie Man RINSAL.
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Pat Caldwell
Delta Waterfowl Research Station
Delta Marsh
Mr. Caldwell
Delta Station
Portage- Delta
Portage
Caldwell
Delta
Patrick Caldwell
Route 1
Portage la Prairie
Man
Rinsal
MHOI urges inquiry into fragmented health planning
Manitoba Health Organization Inc representing about 125 hospitals asks Premier Schreyer for an immediate inquiry into health planning chaos. The letter cites three agencies with overlapping authority the Health Services Commission, health and social development, and the cabinet secretariat on health policy. It warns of confusion and power struggles harming planning and criticizes a shift to itemized budgeting. Schreyer unavailable while at energy conference.
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Manitoba Health Organization Inc
Ed Schreyer
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Department of Health and Social Development
Cabinet Committee On Health, Education and Social Policy
Health Department
Department of Health
Commission
Secretariat
Health Commission
Schreyer
Ottawa
You Have a Date wedding gift contributions requested
A notice invites contributions toward a wedding gift for Miss Betty Quinn. Donations can be left at Denwall Pharmacy Snaith's General Store or MacGregor Herald Office by February 7. A forthcoming MacGregor variety concert will be held, sponsored by the 4 H clubs.
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Betty Quinn
Denwall Pharmacy
Snaith’s General Store
MacGregor Herald Office
MacGregor
Invention Marketing Faces High Hurdles in Canada
Royalties and license fees on government scientist inventions are projected at 500000 in 1974, with observers arguing the returns are small for the innovators. C L Annis of Canadian Patents and Development Ltd outlines marketing challenges, high development costs, scarce Canadian capital, and reliance on foreign partners.
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C. L. Annis
Canadian Patents and Development Ltd
Canada
Crown Corporation
United States
Mr. Annis
Precis Tools Ltd
Montreal
3Emco Instruments Ltd
Ottawa
Germany
Annis
Crown Agency
Public Servants
Fruitgrowers Promise Peace Until July 1974
The rebel fruitgrowers of British Columbia pledge peace in the industry at least until July 1974. Hans Rhenisch of Kermeos, president of United Fruitgrowers, urged three conditions for cooperation, but President Charles Bernhardt of Summerland rejected any conditions. Rhenisch stressed uniting to back the industry, with talks on cost of production guarantees before the 1974 tap year starting in July. John Duncan of Penticton affirmed the stance, noting peace should extend beyond 1974.
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British Columbia
Okanagan
Hans Rhenisch
Kermeos
United Fruitgrowers
B.C. Fruit Board
B.C. Fruit Growers Accociation
Rhenisch
3CFGA
Charles Bernhardt
Summerland
Dustry
Fruit Board
Bernhardt
Unt
John Duncan
Penticton
B.C. Tree Fruits Ltd
Nixon Approval Ratings Sink to 27 Percent
Gallup poll of 1,504 adults conducted January 4 to 7 shows President Nixon at 27 percent approval, a low tied to the IRS re auditing his tax returns and his September firing of Archibald Cox. A prior poll had 29 percent.
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Nixon
U.S. International Revenue Service
Archibald Cox
Teens Move From Glue Degreaser To Marijuana Trend
Edmonton police say younger teens who once sniffed glue and nail polish remover have largely switched to marijuana and hashish as it becomes more available. Staff Sgt Leroy Chadley cites a decline in sniffing over the past year, aided by an anti sniff formula from a major manufacturer. City drug stores report steady or increased nail polish remover sales and a supplier bottle change causing shortages at times.
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Edmonton
Leroy Chadley
Pressure Mounting For U K Election
Prime Minister Edward Heath faced renewed pressure to call a general election after cabinet talks and talks with labor unions. The economy faced gloom and sterling weakness as the pound dropped sharply, while energy minister Lord Carrington warned Britain faces a grave situation. A potential last minute TUC settlement over the coal miners wage dispute loomed as a path to end the three day work week and avert an election.
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Edward Heath
Heath
United States
Lord Carrington
Britain
Trades Union Council
TUC
Consumer Habits Hard to Change in Food Purchases
Shoppers continue to buy convenience foods despite high costs, with deluxe TV dinners and premixed casseroles selling steadily. Woodward's Bert Boren and Safeway's Mike Bowers lament that people favor time-saving items over price savings. An IGA spokesman notes strong sales of fresh meat and pricier laundry soaps in low income areas.
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Boren
Woodward's
Mr. Boren
Mike Bowers
Safeway
IGA
Brian Cure
Fother Safeway
The Great Divide at the Alberta British Columbia Border
A village named Stephen sits near the Alberta British Columbia border five thousand feet up. A prominent sign reading The Great Divide marks a river that splits into two streams: one heads east to James Bay and the other to the Pacific Ocean, illustrating a dramatic geographic divide.
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Vancouver
Alberta
British Columbia
Stephen
James Bay
Pacific Ocean
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