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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 16, 1974
Page
7
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The May 9 inquest into Albert Laliberte's death from the Cambrian Hotel fire cites intoxication as a contributing factor. Autopsy by Manitoba Chief Pathologist Dr. Parker shows a blood alcohol level of .250. The body was found clutching a beer bottle, with death listed as smoke inhalation and incineration.
At a chamber dinner, Department of Tourism officials Craig Hotson and Jack Miller presented how tourism can boost local economies. They showed a film Smile highlighting attractions and guest friendliness as Manitoba’s draw, noting 60 percent of visitors return.
Five residents Dwayne Archie Johnston James Allan Crawley Rene Ernest Chartrand Kim Rushton and Randy Cudmore face fourteen charges after a May 9 incident at 353 Fischer Avenue The group appeared before Judge W R Martin and will plead not guilty to all counts including unlawful dwelling entry indecent assault and related mischief The trial date is set for June 10.
Chief Gordon Lathlin said the Provincial Highways plan to build a four lane road north of The Pas bridge would take 120 to 150 feet of Band land and affect a Shopping Complex and arena under construction. The Band opposed the North No 10 Highway access proposal at a Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board hearing, with relocation of existing access roads noted.
The Progressive Conservatives set a nominating convention for May 25 in Thompson to select a nominee for the July 8 election, naming Cece Smith of Thompson and Mark Ingebrigtson from Churchill. The Liberals plan a travelling nominating tour starting May 30 in The Pas with contenders including Nona Weaver of Flin Flon and Jean Allard of Thompson, while Pat Ferg has said he will not seek the Liberal nomination.
The Herald will close May 20 for Victoria Day. Advertisers must bring May 23 notices to the office by May 17. Office opens 8:00 Tuesday morning to receive ads. Final deadline for all advertising including classifieds is 10:00 that morning.
The MBCI expulsions followed a girls washroom fire set in a recent episode. Division Superintendent Harold Grundy stated the act was direct and the students knew the consequences, resulting in a six week suspension for each. Bernie March spoke on Community Use of Schools financing as meetings continue in Winnipeg.
Fire officials issue a warning to homes and businesses using gas appliances after a series of Thompson explosions. Investigations point to failed flexible connections in stoves furnaces water heaters and dryers. Inspector Walter Weissig notes connections not installed since 1968, with recent problems emerging.
The paving program starts Monday May 13 with Borger Industries Limited beginning sidewalk construction at Dufferin and Cathedral. Excavation for Gordon Avenue paving is set to start this Tuesday.
Bev Copeland presents the Rose Bowl trophy for the highest mark in the Music Festival to the Mary Duncan International Choir directed by Mrs.
Carroll Motors revealed plans to build a new showroom and service garage after a May 7 planning commission meeting. Rezoning from residential is sought and a public land shift to the southeast is proposed. The showroom would sit opposite the current location between LaRose Avenue and The Pas River. commission members favored the rezoning with some concern about nearby housing. CONTINUED ON PAGE 16.
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