Debates Rise Over Guaranteed Income Costs and Benefits
Analysis of Conservative and New Democratic draft plans for guaranteed annual income outlines potential costs and scope. Both proposals rely on reforming welfare, with estimates ranging from about 800 million to around a billion dollars, depending on what programs are replaced. The Liberal stance signals caution, while supporters argue a well-designed program could empower the poor and yield social returns.
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Eahade
New Democrats
Economic Council of Canada
Economic Council
Reuben Baetz
Canadian Welfare Council
Definite Interest in Manitoba Shown by Japanese Firms
Premier Schreyer of Manitoba says two Japanese textile firms Toyo Rayon Co and Kanegafuji Spinning Co plus a petrochemical company will send experts to explore joint ventures with Canadian interests. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaishan may back a copper mine venture with Sherritt Gordon Mines Co in Manitoba. Schreyer will discuss gas and PVC projects and attend Expo 1970 events in Tokyo and Osaka.
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Schreyer
Manitoba
Com Ventures
Toyo Rayon Co
Kanegafuji Spinning Co
Japan Federation of Economic ‘Organization
Mitsubishi Shoji Kaishan
Mitsubishi
Sherritt Gordon Mines Co
Tokyo
Osaka
Church To Be Rebuilt After Winnipeg Presbytery OK
Approval by the Winnipeg United Church Presbytery clears months of debate on rebuilding St. Stephen's Broadway United Church destroyed by fire. Plans call for a single storey $500,000 church with land development by private interests to fund community projects, starting later this year and completing in 1970.
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St. Stephen's Broadway United Church
Winnipeg United Church Presbytery
St. Stephen's
Provincial Projects Approved for $4.4 Million Under Act
Acting Premier Russ Pauley announced Manitoba approved 25 projects under the Agricultural Rehabilitation and Development Act. The program totals about 4.4 million dollars shared with the federal government, funding research, park development and land rationalization, with significant money directed to groundwater research in Dauphin to secure drinking supplies. About 630 thousand will acquire low agricultural capability lands for rationalization.
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Russ Pauley
Manitoba
Paulley
Ed Schreyer
T ‘Old
Dauphin
Sentence for Manslaughter in Winnipeg Slaying
Frederick Chester McCartney, 35, killed during a senseless day of drunkenness and was sentenced to seven years for manslaughter in Winnipeg. He was charged with non capital murder in the death of Irene Wilson, 36, whose body was found May 2 in an upstairs washroom of the New Occidental hotel across from City Hall. Justice Roy Matas noted the death resulted from a senseless day of drunkenness.
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Frederick Chester McCartney
Winnipeg
McCartney
Irene Wilson
New Occidental Hotel
Roy Matas
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