The Pas police funding dispute and local taxes debate
The Pas faces renewed RCMP requests for extra town police protection with taxpayers bearing the cost. The writer urges AG leadership and outlines concerns about welfare, drunks, jails, and by laws for a library, predicting hikes in assessments to avoid mill-rate increases.
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RCMP
Pas
Attorney-General
Health Minister’s remarks on compulsory pension ad funding
Judy LaMarsh reflects on the $2.1 million cost to advertise the compulsory pension plan, arguing funds may come from pension tax or general revenues. The campaign ads end, and she notes no personal campaign payment, while questioning the ad audience and salary fit for the proposal.
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Judy LaMarsh
Fia
Miss LaMarsh
LaMarsh
When In The Pas Accepts Integration of Indian Children
The Pas and Kelsey School Division debate a master agreement tied to integrating Indian children from off reserve. Officials from the Indian Affairs Branch assured tax funding would not be used, but trustees express grave concern over the latest proposal and its cost implications.
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Pas
Indian Affairs Branch
Kelsey
Debate Over Indian Education Funding Hits The Pas
The Pas area faces a financial conflict as an agreement to fund Indian children education proposes 12 dollars monthly for elementary and 20 dollars for secondary students, risking a local loss given the area’s higher living costs and current elementary enrollment. Local school board leaders urge the Manitoba Department of Education to withdraw and let Indian Affairs settle terms with individual divisions.
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Manitoba
Pas
Indian Affairs
Manitoba Department of Education
Kelsey
Department of Education
Education costs spark debate driven by Bladen report
The Bladen commission report outlines rising higher education costs in Canada and urges higher per capita grants from the Dominion government to provinces, arguing growth requires broader funding. It contrasts quiet Canadian spending with U.S. spending and predicts costs will climb to over two billion dollars by the late 1970s.
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Canada
Vincent W. Bladen
University of Toronto
Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada
U.S
Ford Foundation
Bladen
Dominion
Quebec
Nice Dial Electric C T V Guide Listings
TV guide listings show daily programs from October 27 to November 1 1965 across Western Schools Friendly Giant Mantovani Coast Watchers and more including The Hunter Man From U N C L E and Perry Mason with sign offs in late night hours.
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Butternut Square
Manitoba
Canada
McHales Navy
Public Eye
CBC News
Africa
King Leonardo
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Doug McBride
Ottawa
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N.H.L. Hocke
O'Brien
Juliette
Herbert Marshall
Dial Electric Co