Canadian corporate tax cuts push to passage in Commons
The government aims to cut the corporate tax rate to 40 percent from 49 for manufacturers and processors and to enact fast write offs for new machinery by regulation. Turner vows a Commons report on effectiveness by next April 1 and says debate on the measure should finish by June. He notes MPs will have a say this time, a precedent in tax policy, while denying threats in cabinet discussions.
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Tollestrup Construction Wins Highway 48 Paving Tender
Tollestrup Construction of Lethbridge awarded the paving contract for Highway 48 sections south of Elkwater from mile 21.02 to 24.11 and the first 21.27 miles to Elkwater from Highway 1. Additional asphaltic concrete paving will cover two miles of Parks Road 115 from Highway 48 to Cypress Hills Park.
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Elder householder offers maid 100000 pesetas bonus
In Soria Spain a householder advertising for a maid promised a bonus of 100000 pesetas about 1750 dollars if she remains with him until his death. The man is 81 years old and seeking long term help.
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Greener lawns in Crestwood with new water line
City may avoid watering restrictions this year if reservoir supply and the new 36 inch Crestwood pipeline keep pressure up. Water superintendent George McNeill notes past summer shortages when Crestwood pressure dropped as residents watered lawns. He adds the new pipe will improve supply and keep upper areas content this season.
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Traffic court criticized as education not punishment in Edmonton
Provincial Judge George Forbes told the Canada Safety Council meeting that Edmonton's traffic court is nearly a farce due to caseload. He urged first offender driver education as an alternative to court appearance and warned deterrents fail for rational and irrational speeders alike. Awards were given to five cities for zero traffic fatalities.
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Police Court Fines Levied in Liquor Possession and Theft
Dwight D. Dirk, 20, of Schuler, fined $50 and costs in Magistrate Court after liquor was found in his car during a May 7 traffic stop. Terrance Hilding, 25, of 70 4 Street S.W., fined $50 for theft after stealing empty beer bottles from Park Lane Motel.
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Brick union reaches two year contract with IXL Industries
Union members at 135 workers in Medicine Hat and Redcliff will vote Thursday on a new two year contract with IXL Industries after four months of talks. The agreement includes substantial wage increases though terms await the vote findings. International representative Lew Toole noted conciliation board award was previously rejected.
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