Too Many Deaths by Own Action at The Pas Jail
The Pas reports a third death by own action in the local jail, the second this year, involving a consistently intoxicated visitor. The piece faults overcrowding and calls for action by the Manitoba Attorney General, noting coroner recommendations and criticizing government attitude in northern Manitoba.
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Pas
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Attorney General's Department
Margaret Barbour Collegiate column weekly feature starts
Publisher notes Kathy Carpenter's M B C News column will become a weekly feature in The Herald. This week two of Kathy's columns are combined and readers are assured of her complete freedom of expression. The page thanks readers for Festival edition support with 550 extra copies sold.
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Kathy Carpenter
Margaret Barbour
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Doug McBride
Pas to gain ten million machinery plant amid by election timing
Announcement in Manitoba claims The Pas will secure a ten million machinery plant amid provincial by elections. A Scotland cablegram arrived that morning and official plans had been quietly coordinated with the CFI model reveal. Cabinet ministers from The Pas were involved.
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Manitoba
Scotland
CFI
River Sawmills Plans $7 Million Sawmill at The Pas
River Sawmills proposes a seven million dollar sawmill at The Pas and seeks town council meeting to present its case. The group cites land links with James Bertram and Son Ltd through CFI and requests details on provincial tax concessions, start month, and housing impacts.
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Pas
James Bertram and Son Ltd
CFI
Northern Manitoba by election unrest challenges premier
Premier Walter Weir faces northern Manitoba difficulties after last week's by elections. Churchill and four northern seats, soon five after redistribution, show strong northerner demand for action and closer government dialogue rather than sympathy or platitudes. Voters back two candidates they trust to speak for northern concerns.
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Walter Weir
Manitoba
Churchill
RCMP Report Urges More Officers and Equipment for Town
The RCMP report dated February 3, discussed at the February 19 Town Council meeting, requests two extra officers, a second patrol wagon, a radiotelephone network, and seven seizure lockers. It argues a larger patrol area, rising drunks, and more transients as reasons, while noting possible The Pas Annex development and CFIs security plans may affect police needs. The council tabled the report with no comments.
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Audrey Batchelor
Police Committee
Police
Churchill Forest
Pas
CFI
Television Schedule Fragment with Daytime and Evening Lineups
A scrambled TV schedule lists test patterns, cartoons, dramas, comedies, news, and sports across multiple blocks. Notable entries include Friendly Giant, The World Tomorrow, CBC News, and NHL Hockey with varied start times and long daytime stretches.
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Stan
Tommy Hunter
CBC News
Lin4
Metro News
Television Schedule for The Pas and area
Daily programming list for Monday March 3 with film titles, cartoon blocks, children's shows, game shows, news, and late night signoffs. Entries include Camelot Treasure Island Ghost and Mrs Muir The Man at the Center Burn Witch Burn Gilligan's Island Coronation Street Mr Dressup Ed Allen News Front Page Challenge Carol Burnett The Tonight Show style blocks and local call signs.
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Mr. Dressup
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Adam
Manitoba
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Forest Rangers
CBC News
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