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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1986
Page
4
The MTX affair prompts calls for a Judicial Inquiry, RCMP involvement, and government scrutiny. Constituents face high phone costs while $20 million in tax money is cited as wasted on the Saudi operation. A government inquiry is urged as performance of public services remains unsettled.
Lawmakers emphasize protecting taxpayers while pushing private investment for a Russell potash mine despite past fiascos. They back private enterprise, note Canamax test results, and recall prior IMC talks. Also covered are Farm Protection Act, Farm Debt Review Act, ATV vehicle registrations, towing changes, MACC funding for young farmers, and a halt to residency-based municipal candidacy changes after Union protests.
A forwarded note from a reader thanks Lisa Drozda for sending copies of an article about Bev Leann and the writer. The letter says the piece is well done and will be kept in their scrap books and wishes her success in future writings and projects.
A reader summarizes costly gift options from the Sears Christmas catalogue and contrasts them with practical buys. Items include a Yamaha Sun Classic golf cart and PowerBilt clubs for ten thousand dollars, a cookstove over two thousand six hundred dollars, and an audio visual system near five thousand. Historical notes mention key dates from 1869 to 1968. The column ends with quirky ads and humor from a Manitoba paper, including a skater exchange tale and a tractor loving bachelor farmer.
This Week in Canada notes events on September 12 and 13 across years. In 1672 Count Frontenac became Governor of Canada. In 1864 Confederation delegates met at Halifax. On September 13 1775 Benedict Arnold left Boston to attack Quebec. In 1886 Canadian Pacific Telegraph opened.
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