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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1973
Page
8
Burtany greetings list names and dates. community notes praise problem solving with faith and cleanliness. Local items include graduates from Portage, visitors to Kalberg residence, Acupuncture origins and claims, and a discussion of its reach in modern medicine.
A 49-year-old man in Edmonton was found not guilty of refusing a breath analysis after the judge ruled he should have been allowed more than one phone call to obtain a lawyer. Raymond Bernardin said he was denied a second call since his attorney was in Vancouver, and the judge noted ample time to permit it within legality.
The ferry Henry Osborne, once the Princess of Acadian, is headed for the wreckers after a lengthy service between this port and Digby, Nova Scotia. Tied up since early summer due to mechanical trouble, it will undergo minor repairs in drydock before a final voyage to the scrapyard. CP Ships declined to name the buyer or scrap location.
Representatives from 972 firms employing over 25,000 workers formed the Manitoba Construction Council to improve communication among builders consultants engineers and government. David Penner of Winnipeg said the group will pool resources to boost efficiency and aid consumers while avoiding direct contract negotiations.
Asperva's Lapertarians announce at their founding convention a Libertarian platform advocating zero government interference in the economy and elite protection of individual rights. Leader Dick Reimer, 27, argues inflation and unemployment vanish without wage or production controls, with schools and highways later run by free enterprise. His wife Gwen says the party has about 35 members and does not expect to win the next provincial election.
Judgment was reserved on an appeal by the Darius Lent Hutterite sect against income tax assessments from 1961 to 1968. Justice John Urie said the matter requires careful consideration after a three day Federal Court sitting. The 64 colonies in Alberta and Saskatchewan contend their communal living means no personal property to tax. Crown and defense presented contrasting views on whether Hutterites are exempt as a religious community or taxed as individuals.
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