Ottawa Parliament Teeters as Trudeau Policy Faces Uncertainty
The Ottawa scene shows a fragile government with talk of an early election possible but unlikely, as defects and illness shape parliamentary stability. Trudeau’s trip to England and trade with the UK loom large amid concerns over Commonwealth ties and a shifting American auto trade balance. Autopac discusses rate changes, depreciation, and zero deductible adjustments to improve coverage while controlling costs.
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Ottawa
Trudeau
Stanfield
England
Heath
United Kingdom
Sharp
Commonwealth
United States
Treasury
TO TELL YOU THE TRUTH
A reflection on modern preaching by John H. Adams condemns the lack of urgency and conviction in sermons. The piece cites a newspaper critique urging preachers to speak as dying men to dying men and to show deep belief in salvation.
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John H. Adams
Date For Terminating Quotas Extended
The Canadian Wheat Board extends quota termination from December 8 to December 22, 1972 because extreme cold on the Prairies hampers delivery plans. Quotas affected include two bushel B wheat, five bushel C oats, two bushel A Feed Wheat, and two bushel A Alberta Red Winter Wheat. Farmers not yet harvesting may apply for permission to deliver against all terminated quotas when they resume harvesting.
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Prairies
Canadian Wheat Board
Alberta
Tougher Liquor Restraints Urged by Manitoba Attorney General
Attorney General Mackling urges the Liquor Control Commission to adopt stricter measures against licensees who serve minors, the intoxicated, and those nearing drunkenness. He cites social costs and vows swift action to reduce excess liquor sales and underage access. Liquor Commission chair Frank Syms will notify licensees of the heightened enforcement.
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Mackling
Liquor Control Commission
Manitoba
Canada
Frank Syms
Autopac to Implement Depreciation Factor for Cars
Manitoba’s Municipal Affairs Minister How ard Pawley announced a new Autopac rating schedule for the 1979 74 registration year introducing a depreciation factor as cars age. Drivers keeping the same vehicle will pay $1 to $4 less, and annual licence fees drop $2 with the Unsatisfied Judgment Fund levy removed.
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Autopac
Manitoba
Pawley
Winnipeg
Howard Pawley
Mr. Pawley
Autopac Adjusts Windshield Deductible Policy Changes
The Manitoba minister announces deductible shifts for Autopac windshield claims. From January 1 1973 motorists with $100 or $50 extension collision coverage receive a $25 windshield deductible at no extra cost. From March 1 1973 Autopacло introduces a universal $25 deductible for all comprehensive claims.
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Pawley
Autopac
Howard Pawley
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M.P
Gospel Hall
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Swan River
Brewster Outdoor
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Mercury Snowmobiles
Miss
Roblin Review
P.O. Box
Roblin, Manitoba
Harder
Department of Industry and Commerce
Pembina Valley Regional Development Corporation
George Harder and
Rod
Frank
Food Branch
Harders
Canadian
Manitoba Department OF Industry and Commerce
Norquay
Leonard S. Evans
Leonard Remis
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