Crime Stoppers An Idea Whose Time Has Come
A Canadian overview traces Crime Stoppers origins from Albuquerque in 1976 to widespread use. It highlights anonymous tips, cash rewards, and non tax funded operations, plus rising local arrests and recovered property and drugs in Kingston and Edmonton efforts.
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the Rivers Banner
M.H. Parnu
Canada
Ray Monette
Kingston and District
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Greg MacAleese
Monette
Edmonton
Manitoba Legislature Reports Jobs and Rural Development Push
The Manitoba government announces job creation through Faneuil 1$G Inc relocating its international headquarters to Winnipeg for 100 new positions. Rural development funds a 50 percent study grant for a Manitoba pasta plant to boost rural employment and durum wheat demand. The Cultural Industries Development Office backs Kim Johnston’s film For the Moment shot in Minnedosa.
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Manitoba
Faneuil 1$G Inc
Teleservice Company
Cultural Industries Development Office
CIDO
Kim Johnston
Minnedosa
Rivers UIC Claims Drop Amid Manitoba Labor Shifts
Manitoba unemployment insurance claims fell 23 percent this summer with 13 percent fewer June claims year over year. Across Manitoba total UIC claimants dropped to 26 300, about two thirds in Winnipeg, while weekly wages rose 8.2 percent from last year to an average 504 a week for 393 thousand earners.
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Tom Korski
Manitoba
UIC
Rivers and District
VIC
Winnipeg
Statistics Canada
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Ric
Coonnvice
Seleeen
Deborah Packer
Rivers Baptist Church
Harold Gilleshammer
Minnedos
Rivers Uic
Developing World
Riverdale Golf & Country Club
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