Beef Import Tariff Welcomed by Manitoba Cattlemen
Manitoba cattlemen welcomed a temporary three cent per pound tariff on live cattle and six cents per pound on fresh beef, saying it arrives late but may ease Western access to eastern markets. Harvey Dunn of the Manitoba Beef Growers Association notes the tariff could be negated if U.S. beef prices remain low as imports rise. Western producers had stocked back for higher prices, while a U.S. price drop in September boosted eastern imports.
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Indian housing program aids Manitoba urban families
Indian Affairs in Winnipeg reports 28 approved housing aid applications in the first 60 percent of the 1973 fiscal year, far ahead of 1972 totals, with a goal of 50 approvals for the year. The forgivable grant system and CMHC guarantees help modest incomes buy homes off reserves, with eligibility tied to being a registered Indian and income.
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Northern States Power seeks Manitoba power link
Manitoba Hydro chair Leonard Bateman says Northern States Power must either buy more from Manitoba or build its own plants. A high voltage line between Manitoba and the north central states could enable surplus power, but no line exists. If no purchase deal is reached, NS Power plans to add generating capacity. Bateman remains open to transmission development.
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