Intermountain school system opens with 1600 plus students
Twenty years ago on September 6, Intermountain School Division reported 1,600 plus students returning for classes. Goose Lake High enrolled 416, Roblin Elementary 444 with 13 more than last year, while Westman Media sought tax relief by converting cable subscribers into members, saving about 150000 dollars.
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Intermountain
Goose Lake High
Roblin
Westman Media
Westman
Brian Wilson
Ag Rep
Manitoba Agriculture
Allison Shearer
Brandon General Hospital School of Nursing
Retired Manitoba teachers fear pension cuts and delays
A retired Manitoba teacher laments 10 percent loss in buying power from a government controlled pension plan. She notes deductions through 1998 and warns a new bill set for third reading this September bars reconsideration for a decade. She cites Tommy Douglas as a contrast to current treatment.
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Manitoba
O.K
Tommy Douglas
C.B.C
Tommy
Pipeline politics drive turf battles in Caspian region
The piece argues Western energy firms seek bypass routes amid post Soviet transitions. It highlights TAP through Afghanistan and Pakistan and BTC via Azerbaijan Georgia Turkey as goals. It asserts coercive warfare in Afghanistan and Georgia serves pipeline interests over democracy and profit motives.
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Soviet Union
Azerbaijan
Kazakhstan
Turkmenistan
Caspian
Caspian Basin
Russia
Iran
Georgia
Turkey
Mediterranean
Afghanistan
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W. Tyschinski
P.J. Gaber
Cpl. N.J. Searle
RCMP
Stella Peteleski
Madge Lake
Lakeside Honey Farm
Roblin Consumers Coop
Rosalind Russell
Stella Stevens
Roblin Theatre
George
Dot Giles
Heming
Lake View
Stork Club
Roblin District Hospital
B.H. Waters
Shell River Livestock Shippers Coop
Jack Scott
Bill Kerswell
Rochedale
Walter Sorbo
Darrell Staples
Leonard Jory
Alex Craib Jr
S. Bill Cross
Made Lake
Messrs Chase and
Carlson
Shellvale
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Roblin Trading Co
1St Ave
Mts.net
Rolipo
Wina
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