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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 11, 1970

Page

2

National Parks Policy Shocks Clear Lake Residents

A letter from Hon. Jean Chretien criticizes national park policy as drastic and warns of turning parks into green spaces and amusement zones. The piece argues that Clear Lake and Wasagaming would lose tourism appeal, urging Manitoba to voice clear objections to federal plans and stressing parks should remain for all Canadians.

Clear Lake Riding Mountain National Park Jean Chretien The Canada Coney Island Manitoba Wasagaming

In Hitler's Shadow and Brutal Regimes Abroad

A critical appraisal of totalitarian regimes in Brazil Greece and Iraq, noting torture public executions and political oppression. The piece argues Western allies and international bodies should condemn these acts more forcefully, warning that dependence on such allies risks liability if democracy is compromised.

Brazil Mexico United States U.S Vietnam India Iraq Greece Athens Council of Europe United Nations Organization of American States Hitler

Women Seek Tax Breaks for Child Care Says Volunteers Deserve Exemption

The National Council of Women of Canada delegates discussed federal tax reform. Mrs. H. J. Loewen of Winnipeg urged deducting child care costs for volunteers, arguing it supports essential societal work. The council endorsed aspects of the White Paper including higher exemptions and family considerations, and urged removal of dangerous chemicals from detergents while voicing concern over austerity impacts on the National Film Board of Canada.

National Council of Women of Canada National Film Board of Canada Bohdan Fedehan Windsor Ont

Appeal Dismissed in Jaggers Conspiracy Case

The Manitoba Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal by brothers John Raymond Jaggers, 20, and Charles William Jaggers, 24, challenging seven weeks already served before sentencing on a conspiracy to commit robbery charge. Justice Mannin criticized magistrate Ian Dubienski for erroneous remarks about the Appeal Court.

Manitoba Court of Appeal John Raymond Jaggers Charles William Jaggers Trate Ian Dubienski Apeal Court Dubienski Justice Mannin Appeal ‘Court Magis

Sawmill loans held up as River Sawmills halts work

Manitoba Premier Ed Schreyer said further loans to River Sawmills Ltd await proof all liens and creditors claims are settled before disbursement. The Pas project suspends construction. Churchill Forest Industries sawmill also curtails trial operations as delays ripple through the integrated development.

Manitoba Ed Schreyer River Sawmills Ltd Pas Manitoba Development Fund Schreyer MDF River Sawmills Teant-Operated Churchill Forest Industries CFI Or Menerat Development Fund Liberal House Gordon Johnston Johnston

Alberta centers curb water use amid drought and heat

Alberta communities face water restrictions as drought and record heat strain supplies. Whitecourt limited lawn watering to two hours every other second day after a 150,000 gallon spare reservoir drained. Edmonton set a 77,279,000 gallon one day record while Red Deer eyed rationing as pressure and low levels lingered. Northern towns reported no rationing plans though April May precipitation ran below normal province wide. A weather system from British Columbia offered potential relief with showers and cooler air upcoming.

Sherwood Park Edmonton Les Gyurek Red Deer Nelson Deck Deck Alberta Grande Prairie Peace River R. E. Bailey Department of Agriculture Hanna-Youngstown Edmonton Weather Office Fort Chipewyan Fort Mc

Evans Survives Motion in Legislature Vote

Industry minister Leonard Evans survived an opposition motion to cut his salary to one dollar. The 25 to 22 defeat saw 18 Conservatives, three Liberals and the lone Social Credit member vote yes as debate closed after 80 hours of sessions.

Industry and Commerce Leonard Evans Social Credit

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