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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1964
Page
7
The Kelsey School Board backs its fall move to bar about 60 Big Eddy settlement and Indian Band land children from local public schools, arguing that taxpayers should not fund their education. The board, Manitoba education talks, and Indian Affairs plans are in flux as integration grows and funding disputes surface.
The School Board prepared the money by law to cover construction costs and the department must approve such programs. There is no excuse for the delay on the part of the Department of Education regarding Big Eddy. The issue of Young's Point and pupils from off Indian Band Land has been warned that action will be taken if revenue to cover these students is not provided.
Premier Roblin directs immediate study of Indigenous and Metis situations in Manitoba to create jobs on reserves. John D Abrahamson will lead, advocacy shifts toward self help with technical guidance, potential cooperative ventures, and reduced central authority on affairs, with The Pas watching closely.
The Pas Herald reports TransAir Ltd plans a Viscount based regional air network within 400 miles of Winnipeg including Regina Saskatoon Minneapolis and Fort William. President Ron Turner pitches a policy tying private service to federal regional air policy and urges northern community support while challenging Air Canada and Crown aviation.
The Winnipeg Tribune reports on Liberal campaign pledges contrasting scholarships with loan plans. Scholarships would fund 10,000 annual awards at 1 000 dollars for four years, merit based. Loans would cover up to 1 000 dollars yearly for five years with government interest during study and six months after, repayable over ten years.
A 16 member group of teachers and education officials completed Stage One of a Manitoba curriculum review for grades 1 to 8. Education minister George Johnson said guidelines will be drafted in September with subject committees to refine revisions this fall.
Schedule shows 4:30 Test Pattern and Music, Mlle de Paris at 5:36, Vacation Time at 6:30, Prairie Spotlight 7:30, Perry Mason 9:30, Suspense Theatre 10:30, CBC News 11:40, Signoff 6:00. Tuesday includes Mlle de Paris 5:30, Vacation Time 6:30, Hollywood & the Stars 7:00, The Defenders 2:30, 20/20 5:45, The Saint 8:30, Great Movies Battle Ground 13:00, Wrestling 11:80, Test Pattern & Music 2:00, Olympic Trials 3:00.
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