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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1967
Page
22
The Pas community discusses addressing drunken behavior and transient trade around Edwards Avenue. Proposals include auxiliary police from The Reserve, overnight jail use as a handicraft center, engaging Commissioners to protect property, and considering added taxes or higher license fees. Authorities urged to meet all parties and act soon.
The text argues that a local police force is inevitable but should not be rushed. It suggests contracts for The Past can be amended by mutual agreement after examining causes. It questions whether adding one more officer now changes conditions, warns against waste, and asks if the council is prepared to meet the challenge.
Dr. Garth E. Mosher, president of the Manitoba Medical Association, pledged MMA members will cooperate with the provincial government to create a workable government medical plan for Manitoba. He spoke to the Winnipeg Rotary Club after the Legislature tabled the Manitoba Medical Services Insurance Act, saying the act outlines fundamentals for federal medical insurance funding in Manitoba and urged patience until the plan materializes. He emphasized maintaining current high care standards and avoiding barriers, noting the plan should attract voluntary participation of about 90 percent before considering compulsory measures. He also urged government cooperation to address rural manpower shortages and to design a plan that avoids unintended consequences.
A speaker endorses direct medical representation on the Crown Corporation board that administers the act. Dr. Mosher urges the act to clearly ban diversion of premiums and federal funds to other government ends. The article continues on page II.
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