21 Apr 1982
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 21, 1982
Page
1
Mainstream Canada argues against wage concessions while U S union members gain profit sharing and job security. Canadian leaders face pressure since resisting cuts may lift wages and jeopardize plant survival. The piece notes a unusual cross border shift aimed at averting bankruptcy and preserving auto jobs in both countries.
Canadian union leaders press Ottawa to curb auto imports from Japan arguing they threaten Canadian jobs. They warn workers face no job security and fear production could move to the United States where labor is cheaper and more cooperative. The federal government is blamed for inaction while unions weigh member vote on concessions amid widespread layoffs.
Manitoba generated 1703.6 million kWh in March 1982 up 3.0 percent from March 1981. Water power supplied 97.4 percent with 69.5 percent from the Nelson River. For the year ending March 31 1982 generation fell 3.4 percent from the prior year due to drought years.
Manitoba consumption in March 1982 reached 78.6 percent of generation with an 8.8 percent year over year rise. Energy beyond provincial needs was sold 12 percent to Saskatchewan, 38 percent to Ontario, and 49 percent to the United States. For the year ending March 31, 1982 exports were 78 percent of the prior year, which itself was 82 percent of the year before.
The government notes the new $4.00 minimum wage, up from $3.35, to aid low income earners amid inflation and high interest rates. Schroeder says Manitoba’s increases lag behind the consumer price index and earnings growth, and trail other jurisdictions.
Mrs Lena Haberstock recently returned from Alberta visits to her daughter Beverley and family in Hinton and to Fort McMurray to meet her new granddaughter Brandi Dawn, child of Merle and Mary Ann Haberstock.
The article explains keeping detailed records for income tax purposes for individuals and businesses. It covers receipts, documentation, and the need to retain records beyond the current year, with a minimum five year retention period and procedures for destruction with written permission. It notes microfilming as an alternative and outlines to whom applications should be made.
Bradey Manufacturing notes two flat tires on white rims from a local crash. The owner plans to claim from Roblin R C M P. Police report many summons issued to cowboys driving around town to calm the area.
Town council passes a resolution warning that structural changes and improved services are needed before next year’s support. A regional protest over a province Sales Tax increase involves Jim Short of the Roblin chamber. Town offices close April 26 to 28 for staff convention. Several businesses receive licenses and a town hall refund policy sets full refunds on any cancellation of cautions.
The policy states refunds of 75 percent for more than 89 days, 50 percent for 60 to 89 days, 25 percent for 30 to 59 days, and no refund for 0 to 29 days.
Peter, long time owner, recalls late hours and community role of his store in Makaroff. He plans to expand living space after closing on April 30 1982 citing rising taxes and a costly scale upgrade as reasons.
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