Governor General Sauve visits Manitoba Legislature amid rain
The graceful Governor General Jeanne Sauve arrived in Winnipeg for a three day stay at the Manitoba Legislature. She toured City Hall Lower Fort Garry and the St Boniface Louis Riel Library project while praising Manitoba’s role in Canada. Premier Pawley and Speaker Walding welcomed her as MLA Gary Filmon pressed questions on bilingual status and legal opinions during Question Period.
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Jeanne Sauve
Manitoba
Maurice
Pawley
Walding
M.l.a.s
Edward Schreyer
Winnipeg
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St. Boniface
Louis Riel
Pearl McGonigal
Gary Filmon
Muriel Smith
Penner
Supreme Court of Canada
N.D.P
Swan River
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Filmon
Supreme Court
Roger Turenne
Legislative Update from Wally McKenzie MLA in Roblin-Russell
Wally McKenzie reports turmoil in Manitoba politics amid translations delays and a clash over Limestone hydro funding. He cites ministerial brinkmanship on hydro meetings, ManFor losses at The Pas, and high payroll costs plus a stalled Bill No 7 for part time farmers delayed by English-only printing.
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Roblin-Russell
House
Brian Ransom
ManFor
Murray Harvey
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NDP
Ransom
Gourlay
M.L.A
Swan River
Man
Prendville
Pawley
Manitoba
Jerry Storie
Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation
Reading the Papers From Roblin to Neepawa and Cypress River
Submissions include a fingerprinting drive by Russell Kinettes RCMP, a Parkland Regional Development survey for Roblin area growth, and multiple local demolitions. Os bore Home Building razed June 18. Viscount Building slated after Arts Festival. A large Cypress River Hutterite Colony barn fire on June 20 caused $500000 damage with eight hundred pigs saved.
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Russell Kinettes
RCMP
Parkland Regional Development Corporation
Roblin Area
Inter
Osborne
Neepawa Hospital
D. Verex and Son Construction
Neepawa
Viscount
Cypress River
Policy on Signed Letters to the Editor
The newspaper states that all letters to the editor must be signed and that the editor reserves the right to edit or reject any letter submitted. This policy governs contributor submissions and editorial oversight.
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Rossburn Review
Bell Canada eyes caller control via DMS based service
Bell Canada may offer a DMS processor based service by 1986 to let customers block crank calls, redirect specific lines, or return calls without caller ID. Features include memory of unwanted numbers, optional call rerouting, and a screen to display caller numbers. Field tests by AT&T in Harrisburg seek demand data.
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Pippa B. Wysong
Bell Canada
Northern Telecom
Bell Security
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell
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