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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1976
Page
6
An elite non elected group in Ottawa works on a post controls policy for the period after wage and price controls end. The issue should be opened to public debate as the control program concludes.
Ottawa urged a measured assault on inflation through slower spending and money growth, tougher competition laws, lower tariffs and taxes, and revised labour rules. The piece warns that unions and government must accept incentives such as employee ownership to replace the current confrontational model. It notes fading support for the control program and calls for a consensus before any lifting of controls.
The Canadian Wheat Board announced quota changes effective May 17 1976 for Contract Glenlea D Alberta Winter Wheat C and Soft White Spring E with five to twenty bushels per assigned quota acre at all delivery points within designated areas. Terminations effective June 18 1976 apply to Hard Red Spring Wheat A and B quotas for specific grades, with terminations in all shipping blocks.
Home economist notes quick hot lunch ideas using sausage products. Ham Quickie Buns mix cheese onions eggs and tomato mayo, wrap with ham in buns and refrigerate. Wiener Wrap-arounds call for steamed wieners with cheese and bacon broiled, cut into quarters for easy serving.
Reggie's Ramblings notes a Manitoba NDP backbench plan backed by Farry Shafranski to grant free tuition to all first year students in Manitoba universities and colleges. The column mocks taxpayer funding and praises aid for earthquake-affected Italians. It ends with a quip from a St Regis Hotel coffee shop about men’s wear ads.
In a legislative report Doern unveils new restaurant facilities and warnsMLAs that all business will be on a cash bail. The remark hints at cautious consumer options for midlife shoppers seeking practical apparel and modest ties.
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