Critique of Manitoba probation handling in The Pas incident
The Herald defends juvenile services after four boys aged 9 to 14 caused damage at Sacred Heart School in The Pas. It cites police, probation, and social welfare input, notes delays and bureaucracy, and argues rules prevented restitution like cleanup, while four youths were in Juvenile Court by mid November.
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Manitoba
L.W. Dewalt
R.S.W
Pas
Herald
Dewalt
Sacred Heart School
Social Welfare Department
Estate tax plan sparks broad public resentment
Resentment grows against Finance Minister Benson's proposed estate taxes as details emerge. Critics argue the draft shifts wealth from individuals to the state by claiming life earnings as government property. Premier Weir pledges changes to protect family farms and small businesses from being destroyed by the reform.
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Benson
Mr. Benson
Weir
NDP Candidate Borowski Faces Tax Stance Questions
The piece questions Joe Borowski and the NDP over the provincial sales tax in Saskatchewan history and Canada wide law obedience. It asks what services might be cut or new taxes proposed if the tax is removed and warns that ignoring laws leads to anarchy.
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Benson
Joe Borowski
NDP
Churchill
Borowski
Pas
CCF
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Debate on new law harms lifetime savings
The Winnipeg Tribune argues the new law cuts into modest lifetime savings and urges the opposition in the Commons to challenge Mr. Benson on philosophical and economic grounds with broad Canadian support.
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Commons
Allenge
Mr. Benson
Winnipeg Tribune
Second Saw Mill Plan At The Pas Sparks Local Debate
The Pas Herald reports on Churchill Forest Industries starting a saw mill and River Sawmills seeking the same tax concessions. Winnipeg Free Press questions delays and quotes Deputy Mayor Batchelor amid cross provincial coverage. Local focus remains on pulp and saw mills and municipal concerns.
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Pas
Herald
Winnipeg Free Press
Audrey Batchelor
Churchill Forest Industries
Council
River Sawmills Company
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Pree
Batchelor
Becau
The
River
Churchill
Metro
Letter to editor argues for national park in Manitoba
Bob Mitchell urges readers to press for a national park in the Cranberry Portage area to protect wilderness amid Manitoba's planned industrial expansion. He warns that pollution and industry seek concessions, risking a desolate landscape if nature is not safeguarded for future generations.
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Cranberry Portage
Manitoba
Bob Mitchell
Pas Town Council forms six basic and two Has on committees
The Pas Town Council announces a new committee structure to research and manage municipal affairs. The six standard committees plus two Haven committees aim to speed up town business and streamline council meetings. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4)
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Pas
Churchill Forest
TV Schedule Fragments From Canadian Station List
A dense timetable lists programs from 9:15 Test Pattern to 11:00 News with countless show tiles including Friendly Giant Beverly Hillbillies Gomer Pyle and Weight Watch segments across dayparts. The scan preserves multiple local titles and times with entries for schools, theatre, and children's programming.
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Ed Allen
Mr. Dressup
Gomer Pyle
Andy of
Mayberry
Keen Ice
Forest Rangers
Land of Ours
Beverly Hillbillies
the Good Guys
Barris and Company
Grey Flame Suit
Hedi
Manitoba
Chez Helene
Dick van Dyke
Toby
Archie
Mr. Dresmo
TV Schedule Fragment Delivers Classic and Local Programming
A dense listing shows a mix of daytime and prime time programs including Arthur of Camelot Treasure Island Ghost and Mrs Muir Gentle Ben Telescope Bob Hope Adam 12 and more with signs of schedule slots and occasional errors. The fragment hints at a locally produced lineup featuring children shows News and classic soap operas along with variety acts and signoffs.
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Norman Publi
Hers Ltd
the Pas
Doug Mdbride
Canada
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Letters
Dial Electric Co
Stan
Tommy Hunter
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