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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
2
The article explains flu infections attacking upper airways and potentially causing pneumonia, with antibiotics ineffective against viruses but useful for bacterial pneumonia. It notes walking pneumonia from mycoplasmas, urges early diagnosis, bed rest, and doctor visits for severe coughing and chest symptoms, and mentions a fundraiser urging Christmas Seal support.
Manitoba shows the lowest per capita provincial and local taxes among western provinces. Finance Minister Saul Cherniack announced figures placing Manitoba at $632 per person total revenues versus the national $728. Breakdown shows ordinary tax revenues $330, natural resources $36, other revenues $64, local property tax $202, with waterfowl data note and Ducks Unlimited contact info included.
Ducks Unlimited Canada releases a full color wall chart brochure measuring 22 by 33 inches. It unfolds to reveal 24 watercolor paintings by Angus Shortt showing male and female ducks, with the reverse side detailing the organization's work in Canada.
The Product Review Board invites Parkland Region manufacturers to submit products for February 3rd and 4th reviews in Dauphin Manitoba. Two professional designers will evaluate and give confidential improvement recommendations at no cost. Deadline for submissions is January 21st 1972 with details from Manitoba Design Institute or Parkland Regional Development Inc.
Manitoba will see lower overall income tax for the typical taxpayer under 1972 rates, despite higher federal levies. Finance Minister Saul Cherniack released a detailed comparison showing provincial cuts offset by federal increases, with total tax down for most income ranges after the 39 to 42.5 percent shift. The table explains the reform preserves provincial revenue while reducing the taxpayer burden over five years.
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