Curing the Consumer Binge Governments
During the last eight years the present one has learned a number of things the hard way. In 1969 it recognized inflation dangers and acted to curb wage gains to productivity, tighten the money supply, and slow civil service growth.
Canada’s fine tuning leads to unemployment and debt
The text analyzes short term fiscal and monetary policy, noting unemployment from measures, rising deficits, and a consumption binge. It argues for long term, sound policy and a flexible small firms approach to create employment, while warning that political pressure could undermine fiscal responsibility.
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Federation of Independent Business
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Reggie’s Ramblings on Carter Word Sparks Ontario Soils
A quirky Ramblings piece nods to Jimmy Carter and links peanut, soil, and Ontario. It hints at researchers coinage for a soil term, without formal definition or date. The item reads as light commentary from a columnist, noting curiosity about agricultural language.
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Witte Sales Highlight Bedding Textiles and Care Tips
A Home and Family feature outlines what to consider when buying sheets including fiber content thread count finishes and price. It explains blends such as 65 35 and 50 50 polyester cotton and notes durability comfort and care differences along with common sheet sizes and fitting tips. It also covers care instructions for new designer patterns and details about percale muslin and flannelette fabrics with a Durablend option.
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Witte Sales
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Timing and quotes on Canadian politics and farming
The piece discusses peanut growing prospects and domestic policies, noting Canada spends 40 million dollars yearly on imported peanuts. It quotes Confucius on governance and Richard Gwyn on Pierre Trudeau, then remarks on timing in politics and suggests Joe Clark might have been prime minister in 1976 if an election had occurred.
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Confucius
Pierre Trudeau
Richard Gwyn
Joe Clark
Bank Advises A.A.S.P Investment Through Loan
A Bank of Montreal manager suggests borrowing to fund an American Association of Securities and Plans investment. The note frames borrowing as prudent to leverage year end funds for A.A.S.P opportunities.
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Bank of Montreal
A.A.S.P
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