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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 21, 1975
Page
4
The Pal Indian Band Chief Gordon Lathlin steps away from active political life after eight years in office. His leadership drew mixed reactions among Native and political factions at provincial and federal levels. Residents of The Pas expect his influence to continue beyond September 8.
Bright spots in The Pas include sodded school grounds. The council should direct the boulevard beautification plan as Phase 1 of the blacktop project nears completion. Homeowners may seed boulevards, keep them trimmed, and city crews seal downtown strips with blacktop.
A reader laments the CBC’s obsession with mailings during a paper shortage. Five sealed letters arrived in 9x12 envelopes, duplicating stories and TV logs while the network boasts its documentaries on spending. The note suggests CBC could become the Post Office’s largest customer.
The observer walks through Varanasi seeing death cremations along the Ganges, sacred cows roaming the burial ghats, and crowded river life. In Bombay the burial grounds shift to high rises with cages on pillars for vultures, bones powdered for fertilizer, and a cycle shaped by wealth and space.
At the 10th Opasquai Indian Days opening on August 13 Chief Gordon Lathlin announced his retirement from active political life on The Pas Reserve and shot the flaming arrow for the final time. Speakers included Mayor, Dr Ahab Spence, and Lawrence Whitehead. tributes were paid to Lathlin, family support, and Band progress amid speeches on governance, by laws, and community relations.
Dr R Leach and Lawrence McNabb traced livestock issues in Manitoba to a copper molybdenum imbalance linked to soils. Research suggests regional impacts across Manitoba and neighboring regions. Benefits include up to 10 percent higher calf crop and 30 to 80 pound heavier calves. Also covers hoof trimming practices and spring foot inspections. Includes a livestock market report for August 11–15, 1975 with prices for steers heifers cows bulls calves lambs hogs and notes.
Saskatchewan introduces a Drug Plan to reduce high medicine costs for seniors and the chronically ill. The Formulary lists over 1200 drugs from approved suppliers, updated twice yearly. coverage applies to most prescriptions with a Health Services Card required to fill a plan eligible prescription.
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