Manitoba Opposition Seeks Answers in Early Legislative Session
Manitoba NDP government faces scrutiny as Wally McKenzie outlines rising costs and delayed education grants. He cites Lake Winnipeg controls and Jenpeg costs at 177 million, and warns of potential further supplementary increases. He urges accountability and warns on health and forestry issues amid broad fiscal debate.
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NDP
Lake Winnipeg
JenPeg
Public Utilities
Hydro
Bateman
Don Craik
Riel
Manitoba
Gabe Girard
Emerson
Gerard
Ian Turnbull
Osborne
Weshiteshell
Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Bud Sherman
Fort Garry
Sherman
Rapeseed Diseases Build Up in Prairie Areas
A Manitoba agriculture report warns rapeseed diseases may reach a serious level for prairie production. As of fall 1972 staghead blackspot ringspot and stem blight are considered major threats based on a August 1972 survey by MDA plant pathologist Gary Platford.
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Logist
Claude Bernier
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Dauphin
Swan River
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Norquay Building
Winnipeg
Gary Platford
M.D
Reggies Ramblings in Hansard of Bud Boyce and More
In a playful Hansard snippet NDP member Bud Boyce jokes about visiting Greece to gain wisdom. A tip of the cady goes to Bob Wilson for Grandview with Manitoba Baseball Association honors. Tom Barrow voices union support and derides the former minister of mines. An England price joke imagines squirrel meat as a substitute.
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Hansard
Bud . Boyce
NDP
Wpg. Centre
Greece
Socrates
Bud
Bob Wilson
Grandview
Manitoba Baseball Association
MBA Tenor Society
Tomi Barrow
Flin Flon
Union
Mines and Resources
England
Sustained Yield in Canada's Forests and Management
The article explains sustained yield as a balance where yearly growth meets or exceeds death from natural and human causes. It notes changes in forest value, accessibility, and the role of government foresters, industries, and pest control in maintaining ongoing harvests and regeneration.
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Daniger
Canada
Lottie Elizabeth Ford obituary at Groves Memorial
Lottie Elizabeth Switzer Ford dies in Fergus Ontario in her 62nd year at Groves Memorial Community Hospital. Survived by son William of Elora, two sisters Edith Fishley and Alice Tummon, a brother Alfred Switzer, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral held March 6 from Apker Towress Funeral Home Elora with burial in Elora Cemetery.
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AL Groves Memorial Community Hospital
Fergus
Ontario
Lottie Elizabeth Switzer
Samuel Ford
William
Elora
Ont
Clem
Edith) Fishley
Chilliwack
B. C
Chris
Alice) Tummon
Roblin
Man
Alfred Switzer
Guelph
Nerces
apker-Towress
Onto
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M.L.A. Roblin
Canada Department of Agriculture
Federal Building
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Your
N.W
Liquor Control Commission
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Reggie
Lottie Elizabeth Ford
Wey
Liquor Control Act
JAY Motor Inns Ltd
Beer Vendor
Dauphin Land Titles Office
Roblin Motor Inn
Main Street
3Rd
Buffalo Place
Manitoba Gazette
Jun of Teation Inc
Parkway Co-Op Ltd
Roblin, Man
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