Residents Call For Change In The Pas Council
A new arrival laments The Pas conditions blaming town leadership for mud dust and poor service. He urges the resignation of the entire Town Council and Mayor to replace them with capable leaders.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1974
Page
3
A new arrival laments The Pas conditions blaming town leadership for mud dust and poor service. He urges the resignation of the entire Town Council and Mayor to replace them with capable leaders.
Two drivers were fined for impaired driving after guilty pleas in court Monday. Gordon Cameron Cheyne faced an May 17 collision at First Street and Edwards Avenue with a .22 BAC and paid 150 dollars. Louis William Johnston also paid 150 dollars after admitting guilt to a June 14 impaired driving incident near Neepawa. Raymond Gordon, present on three charges including thefts from Selkirk Liquor Control and Hudson's Bay Winnipeg, received a three month concurrent sentence. he is currently serving eight months for a separate Flin Flon case. A safety and production note praises 1974 daily averages and links safety to efficiency.
The document lists a historical measurement where the severity rate was 467 and the frequency 15.1 at a prior point, with a current severity of 66 and an unspecified ongoing frequency.
Police report an uptick in vandalism causing damage to several businesses including Gateway Bakery valued at 250 dollars Northwest Electric Manitoba Telephone System and Mary Duncan School.
Over the weekend three stop signs valued about 14 each were stolen from the Sixteenth Street and Festival Road site. A toolbox with tools worth around 300 was taken from an unlocked truck of Ken Lindal at 140 Fischer Avenue. A stolen car found June 18 near Norlite Hall had been taken from Mafeking the day before. no suspects. A June 23 break in at Fred Evans 222 Patrick Avenue reports costume jewelry missing. other items not listed.
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