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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1974
Page
6
Henry Labouisse, head of UNICEF, says high food prices and drought push severe malnutrition higher with 10 million at risk before price rises. He cites drought, population growth, and meat consumption diverting grain. UNICEF board meets in New York. Vitamin A from beef liver noted.
A veterinary surgery on a fox terrier Cecil at the University of Pennsylvania illustrates how veterinarians are integral to biomedical research and space medicine. The piece notes veterinarians test animal disease models, aid in human drug safety, study marine mammals, and contribute to zoonosis prevention and human health advances.
Soviet dissident Litvinov, grandson of Stalin's foreign minister, said in Rome he had no better plans for the future than touring the United States, after being expelled and stopping briefly in the Italian capital.
Agriculture Minister John Messer outlined a seven cent per gallon refund on purple gasoline diesel and bulk propane bought for farming. The refund covers fuel delivered on the farm after May 15 1974 with invoices showing date delivery fuel description quantity and price. Applications accepted after December 31 1974 and forms will be available later via agricultural reps and local dealers.
The Canagan armed Forces school of meteorology at CFB Trenton will transfer to Winnipeg this summer. Capt. Bob Burke, base protocol officer, said a fire last winter destroyed much of the school but spokesmen say that is not the sole reason for the shift.
Community column lists birthdays for G Kelly Glen Nichol Dwight Nichol J Lamont Sharon Lamont Scott Lamont Jim Lamont Glen MacDougall Geo Burton Ron Rands Howard Burton B Bryant Sheila Siemens and notes a Minnesota visit by Mr and Mrs He Sproule. Also reports on hospital visits for Lawrence Crealock, congratulations to Sheldon Richardson and Janet Fehr, and updates from Portage and surrounding homes with prayers, weather, and seed time reflections.
Ursula Foster asks Toronto city council to pause a 12 million dollar mixed use development process until developers and planners meet with her. Her home in Yorkville sits among nine houses slated for redevelopment and she refuses to sell, citing 50 years of residence. The article also notes ferries remain a trusted transport and that Bermuda drew 335,044 American visitors in 1973.
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