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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1990
Page
3
Weekly papers note reception plans for first phase decentralization transfers. Citizens discuss making moves easier, welcoming new families, and avoiding sentiment that government workers are treated specially, while highlighting hospitality in Roblin.
A reader responds to Goose Lake High student anti drug letter praising talk against drugs and alcohol. The writer recalls personal descent into drinking from age 14, becoming an alcoholic by 21, and recovery with support. He warns about overdose deaths, suicide linked to intoxication, and drunk driving, urging stronger anti substance action.
In September Viscount will celebrate the opening of a new super-school designed for 250 to 300 students and modern technology. Saskatchewan hired Dr. Warren Hathaway, a NASA missile builder turned educator, as planner. The piece critiques school closures and advocates rapid educational innovation.
Prairie Perspective reports on Viscount upgrading under Lanigan School District with new technology and lifelong learning aims. Major data bases for students and electronic links for collaboration with universities and colleges are planned. Residents raised 40000 for a modern kitchen as part of extended hours operation.
A Roblin Review reader defends MLA Len Derkach against a scathing April 10 1990 editorial while praising community projects and the role of local journalists. The letter argues for responsible reporting and notes editorial pieces reflect the writer's separate commentator role.
A Reader's Digest excerpt from April 1990 notes Canadians struggle with an increasingly complex Income Tax Act. Sydney Page and others rely on professionals as forms multiply, errors rise, and reforms fail to simplify. The piece calls for rewriting the act to restore clarity.
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