Soft Water and Heart Ailments Spark Health Debate
A medical report links soft water in several counties to varying heart attack and death rates while Britain curtails plans to soften water amid calls for further study. US and Swedish researchers report similar patterns, with Canada reports also noting shifts in health outcomes. The discussion centers on balancing fresh safe water against potential health risks.
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Sir George. Godber
Britain
United States
Raise May Help Foo Many an executive might be saved from ulcers
An article discusses medical findings by Dr. Weiss on rats showing that a preceding signal can predict an electric shock, potentially reducing stress ulcers. It notes that supportive feedback may help executives cope, and questions whether a raise could ease ulcer development when stress is apparent.
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J. M. Weiss
Weiss
Buffalo grazing policy sparks Canadian ownership debate near Edmonton
A fragmented text discusses buffalo ownership, grazing space, and a potential policy shift. It references Canadians seeking land and grazing rights, a possible national parks surplus issue, and the idea of creating a market or licensed hunting as a control measure amid debate over the buffalo population.
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Alon
Edmonton
National Parks
Aged Pensioners Need Greater Public Attention
Fragmented report notes pensioners suffer hearing and sight difficulties with increasing traffic exposure. The article hints at a need for greater public recognition and attention to elderly sensory limitations amid motoring hazards.
National Gallery of Canada’s History Through Funding
The National Gallery of Canada, chronicled by Jean Sutherland Boggs in a new Oxford University Press volume, notes the gallery’s finances from 1860 to 1968 totaled 7.36 million dollars from the government. The book, titled The National Gallery of Canada, marks the gallery’s first comprehensive history and discusses its national role, funding fluctuations, and challenges since its founding in 1918.
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Jean Sutherland Boggs
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Gallery of Canada
Atémis Deitea-Miod Om
Marquis of
Saskatchewan Manitoba Propose Shared Tax Collection Plan
Saskatchewan Premier Allen Blakeney and Manitoba Premier Ed Schreyer announced at a news conference that both provinces would pursue a common duty and gift tax framework. They expect federal collection by a central agency, with rates varying but exemptions kept consistent, pending four provinces’ agreement and future cooperation on freight, rail, and university testing.
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Saskatchewan
Allen Blake
Boy
Manitoba
Ed Schreyer
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Blakeney
Schreyer
Osal
Ottawa
More Incentives To Welfare Recipients
Welfare Minister Gordon Snyder proposed exploring more incentives for welfare recipients to gain employment. The plan discusses welfare cheques, incentive amounts, and direct communication with welfare recipients to address unified needs and aims to find courses in means of cooperation.
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Gordon Snyder
New Policies Committee Established in Manitoba
A three member committee led by Saul Miller was appointed to review major health, education services and social welfare policies. The cabinet aims to develop and implement new policies affecting the province.
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Deen
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Vince
Lateo Ty Mendai
Saul Miller
Special Insurance Formula For Winnipeg Buses Approved
Manitoba officials approve a special auto insurance formula for Winnipeg transit. Autopacea manager J. 12 writes to Metro. Metro Will pay 88 271 10 for four months insurance premiums. Government aims to base future rates on bus performance and continue handling claims with approval expected within a week.
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Politan
Winnipeg
Transit Department
Autopacea
Metro
Fornmua Metro Insurance
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Or Metals
Dutton
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