Winnipeg blackout tests city dependence on electricity
In a bitter cold spell a Friday blackout cut lights, heat, and power across central Winnipeg for just over an hour, trapping people in elevators and leaving residents unable to contact others. The incident echoed a similar 1985 outage and highlighted how vital continuous electrical service is to urban life and communication.
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Electric warming tray features and use
The text explains how an electric warming tray keeps food warm without losing flavor or moisture. It describes plugging in, setting the adjustable thermostat, and maintaining a uniform surface temperature. Most trays have two handles, with some offering an indicator light to show when on.
Warming tray advice and political notes mix in article
Instructions for warming trays plus a brief political comparison. Mentions Russ Paulley and Howard Pawley as cabinet ministers with Prov or provincial context. Discusses public reaction to name similarity and Autopac era changes without graphic detail.
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Tax Reform Booklets Mailed to All Taxpayers
Parliament has passed tax reform and the department begins a nationwide mailing program. Booklets are being printed and mailed as fast as they come off the press, with completion estimated in about three weeks. Every taxpayer will receive at least two booklets.
Obituary for Steve S Styba in Roblin Manitoba
Steve S Styba died at 73 after a January 16 1972 hospital stay. Funeral held January 20 1972 at Holy Redeemer Ukrainian Catholic Church Roblin with Rev M Winchar officiating. Interment at St Michael's Parish Cemetery. Survived by wife Annie six sons and two daughters. memorials include two sisters and 14 grandchildren.
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Alec) Cybuchowski
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Registration Fees Raised for Real Estate Brokers
Minister Al Mackling announced that starting April 1 1972 registration fees for real estate brokers and salesmen will rise. The broker fee increases from 25 to 75 dollars, salesman from 15 to 25, subsequent salesman registrations from 5 to 10, and amendments from 5 to 10 or 25 if adding a new official. Revenue is needed to fund regulation and current deficits in the Public Utilities Board operations.
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