Canada's Divorce Law Sparks Surge in Decrees
The updated Canadian divorce act broadened grounds from adultery to a dozen last July. In the first six months of the new year courts issued 10,130 decrees, with 9,?500 under the new law, signaling a near 20,000 annual total as petitions rise for post reform cases.
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Police revolt in West Bengal after officer’s death
Rioting police in Calcutta seized a coffin and stormed the legislative building, beating legislators and wrecking furniture after a policeman was killed during a large public demonstration. A spokesman blamed government pressure and lack of support for law and order as rioters threaten further action.
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West Bengal
India
Calcutta
Scarsdale Guerrilla Warfare Class Surprises Village
In Scarsdale a summer school offers a guerrilla warfare course under state direction for twelve boys and a girl. They have mock battles using unloaded BB guns water pistols and shaving cream bombs, dry runs on local services, and a plan to take over the village. Authorities show little concern despite rising antiwar sentiment.
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Scarsdale
New York City
Government hikes parcel post rates this fall
The government plans another postal rate increase, arguing higher costs justify the rise. Critics question how private business can be urged to curb expenses if government services push prices up.
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Government Office Department
Medicare Premium Slash Brings Tax Shift in Manitoba
Manitoba lawmakers welcomed a November 1 premium cut totaling about 28.0 million annually, paired with a planned equitable tax to cover the shortfall. Premier Green promised new budget details next week as Finance Minister Cherniack prepares the first NDG budget, with possible spreads across income tax and tobacco levies.
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Saul Cherniack
NDP
Green
Manitoba Housing Projects Approved for Manitoba
The Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corp will receive 1 020 406 in federal loans to fund low-rent housing in Brandon and Selkirk. The 50 year loans at 6 percent cover 90 percent of costs with Manitoba providing the remaining 10 percent. Brandon gets 646 228 for a 50 unit project and Selkirk 874 258 for 26 units. Additional loans will aid Thompson and North Battleford projects, including a 100 unit Thompson project funded by 1 646 100 and a 30 unit North Battleford project financed with 320 725 to Swertz Bros. Construction Ltd. of Weyburn.
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Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corp
Brandon
Selkirk
Manitoba
Thompson, Man
North Battleford
Sosk
Thompson
Mid- West Construction Ltd
Swertz Bros. Construction Ltd
Weyburn, Sask
Rehabilitation consultant named provincial coordinator in Saskatchewan
C A McGall of Regina, a rehabilitation consultant for the Saskatchewan department of welfare, was appointed Provincial Coordinator of rehabilitation last week. He succeeds M J Lipka of Regina, named assistant director of rehabilitation for the alcoholism commission of Saskatchewan.
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C. A. McGall
Regina
Saskatchewan Department of Welfare
M. J. Lipka
Alcoholism Commission of
Saskatchewan
Voice Vote Lets Joe Keep His Salary in Manitoba Legislature
Transportation minister Joe Borowski survived a bid to trim his pay as Manitoba MLAs approved a $50,459,000 transportation estimates amid debate on northern traffic deaths and TransAir service flaws. PC and NDP members clashed over wage cuts and northern travel concerns.
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Transportation Department
Manitoba
Wally McKenzie
Pc—Roblin
Joe Borowski
McKenzie
New Democratic Party
Borowski
Borowiski
Warner Jongenson
Morris
Trans- Air Ltd
Gordon Beard
Churchill
TransAir
Fure
Tourism and Recreation Department
Regional Bargaining Plan Proposed by Ten Winnipeg Divisions
Trustees from Greater Winnipeg's ten school divisions moved to regional bargaining for teacher contracts. They formed a coordinating committee to draft terms of reference for boards to ratify before fall negotiations. Bert Glavin of the Manitoba Association of School Trustees noted near identical systems across divisions and urged unified negotiating teams. The plan would include Fort Garry, St. Boniface, James Assiniboia, Memebinaes South, River East, Transcona, Springfield, Seven Oaks, and Norwood divisions.
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Greater Winnipeg
Bert Glavin
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Ae Fort
Alberta students across counties extend holiday amid strikes
About 3,000 students enjoy extended time off as Minburn county talks progress between 124 teachers and officials over a 9.5 percent salary demand. Meanwhile settlements falter on reserves near Morley and in Fort Assiniboine Bonnyville areas amid school centralization protests affecting hundreds more.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Stony Indian Reserve
Morley
Calgary
Band Council
Stewart Robertson
Robertson
John Snow
H. F. Davie
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