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District News
Laughing sign survives Kazmeniuk store crash
A pickup driver accidentally struck the Kazmeniuk Home Hardware storefront at 1 p.m. last Thursday causing about $3,000 in damage. The driver and a passenger escaped with minor injuries. A humorous inset sign appeared on Friday.
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Kazmeniuk Home Hardware
Kazmeniuk
Parkway Co-op reports lower 1988 assets and margins
Parkway Co-op announced at its annual meeting that total assets on the January 31 1989 balance sheet fell to 1 680 934 from 2 162 ? million in 1987. Gross margin dropped to 886 649 from 1 067 312 with net savings down to 1 238 15 799 less than 1987. The yard closure in June 1988 due to ongoing losses forced inventory write downs. Budgeted improvements include staff cuts and cost control, plus leadership and board changes, with 8 directors and notable relocations.
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Arndt
Russell
Parkway
F C.L
Park-North council approves 3.75 per cent mill rate increase
The 1989 budget of 1,181,422.76 has first reading with a 65.15 mill rise for residential property and a 1.44 mill school tax increase. A five year capital plan total of 485,600 is approved. Road equipment purchases are planned for 1992. Dust control work and a tractor trade-in for ditch work are debated.
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L.G.D
Park-North
Council
Sylvester Yakielashek
Public Service Alliance Union
Riding Mountain National Park
RCMP Warns on Tire Noise in Roblin Area
Roblin detachment warns squealing tires will not be tolerated and all reports will be investigated. Sgt. Bob Brakefield-Moore states police will lay charges and impose fines up to 53 for unnecessary noise or imprudent driving, with harsher penalties for careless driving including license suspension.
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Roblin
RCMP
Bob Brakefield-Moore
Brakefield-Moore
Geddes defends use of pesticides amid pro farming stance
EAP president Earl Geddes argues pesticides are essential for global food production. He blasts anti-pesticide and animal rights groups as out of touch and says testing ensures safety while criticizing 17 year patent protections and corporate greed. Geddes supports glyphosate as safe and effective and urges government action to aid farmers.
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Dauphin Herald
EAP
Earl Geddes
Geddes
KAP
Chemical
Monsanto
Feds
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