Cypress Park budget cuts feared for 1972 73
Alberta politicians weigh possible budget reductions for Cypress Hills and other provincial parks with officials saying all 50 parks face close scrutiny. Deputy minister cautions against predicting 25 percent cuts, noting current 1971 72 Cypress Hills allocation was 176000 dollars plus seasonal staff.
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Bomb explodes on idle TWA Boeing 707 in Las Vegas
An anonymous ransom threat triggered a bomb blast on an unoccupied TWA Boeing 707 in Las Vegas, part of a global extortion scheme. Airports halted flights as search teams probe another cockpit device. no injuries reported and several planes were diverted or searched.
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Senate urged to create standing agriculture committee
Ottawa CP reports the Senate was asked Tuesday night to establish a standing agriculture committee to support the farm industry against partisan fili buster in the Commons. Senator Hazen Argue (L Saskatchewan) argued for the measure as a counter to House gridlock.
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Egg Producers Call for Subsidy and Marketing Policy
Canadian egg producers urged the government to pay 2 per hen killed from the first 20 percent of flocks before April end to reduce oversupply. They also asked for a long term national marketing policy with quotas based on 1967 71 production. An agriculture department spokesman cited about 28 million laying hens in Canada. If all producers used the subsidy to kill 20 percent of flocks, the cost would reach 11.2 million dollars.
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Loan sharks prey on unemployed Canadians in Ottawa report
Western Canada faces renewed risk as loan sharks discount unemployment cheques amid high jobless totals. A January survey found cases with 300 percent annual interest and more under investigation. Winnipeg case shows 80 of 100 dollar benefit advanced and turned over.
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Muskie Wins New Hampshire Primary Tight Delegation Fight
In Manchester New Hampshire Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine won the leadoff Democratic presidential primary while Senator George McGovern posted a strong second place showing. As the 20 delegate vote count continued overnight indications of a Muskie sweep faded and McGovern supporters eyed a possible delegation split.
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PC proposes more parks in Calgary and Edmonton
Edmonton and Calgary would gain provincial parks under a motion by Roy Farran on private members day. He argued city residents cannot afford existing parks and urged provincial land purchase and lease to local governments for a nominal fee. Proposals included a Calgary Fish Creek park and a Big Lake Edmonton site aimed at the 1978 Commonwealth Games, with calls to extend parks to other cities and year round use of existing parks.
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Camrose
Gordon Taylor
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Food prices keep rising in Canada CPI climbs in February
Statistics Canada shows the cost of living up as the consumer price index reaches 137.3 in February from 136.7 in January with food alone at 137.6 up from 136.4. Poultry, pork, beef and produce lead the gains while housing costs edge higher due to new house prices and rents.
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Farm land ownership questioned by Alberta farmers
CALGARY CP- To cut rising production costs, United Farmers of Alberta chief George Sayle urged farmers to abandon land ownership in favor of renting or perpetual mortgages. He cited 1945 70 cost increases and proposed pension funds or insurers own land and lease to farmers. He also noted co op mergers as needed to improve service amid funding and management issues.
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