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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1971
Page
3
Limbo The Pas residents react to CBC coverage and a University of Manitoba political scientist’s TV remarks. They demand no more interviews or questionnaires from scientists seen as downgrading The Pas and declare they place these academics in a personal limbo.
Bill Kishpaugh outlines his position in a letter to Eric Kane with copies to Premier Schreyer and Industry Minister Len Evans. He says he had no knowledge of financial arrangements and questions the government action on January 8 while stressing his belief River Sawmills could provide immediate employment and income.
A worker asserts no official has contacted him about project operations and requests to be charged in writing if accused. He condemns guilt by association, offers to contribute ideas for the mills, and cites untenable job prospects after leaving River Sawmills while noting his mill management skills and desire to stay. He blames government action for his uncertain future.
The Pas Herald notes CBC bulletin board chatter over a front page School Board story about staggered classes linked to building costs. The complex forest take-over remains a major topic in The Pas discussions while Winnipeg media largely ignores the local issue.
The Pas complex faces cash flow strain as PFE and Robbins accounts risk becoming losses without a decisive government or receiver-backed plan. Flanders Installation Ltd has taken over construction duties, while CMHC may halt work until ownership and mortgage guarantees are clarified. News crew filmed in The Pas highlighted optimism but left out key interviews.
A dense list of daytime and evening TV slots for Monday through Sunday including shows like Sesame Street Coronation Street and The Ed Sullivan Show with times and program blocks, identifying station listings and local news breaks. The fragment captures a typical weekly broadcast grid with channel branding and times across the day.
A dense OCR friendly TV guide style list for several days shows times and programs across channels including My Three Sons 24 Hours The Odd Couple The Flying Circus Hawaii Five-O Marginal entries like CBC Curling Bugs Bunny and Jeopardy style blocks. It reads as a partial schedule with multiple typos and misaligned times.
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