Mellowed fashion and ironless shirts run through editorials
In this Lewiston Idaho Tribune column Bill Hall critiques consumer culture praising worn apparel and indigo fade while mocking ironed fashion. He argues indifference to ironing fuels a trend toward wrinkled clothes and oversized fits, linking it to social status and market choices.
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Brad
May Tag
May
Seattle Seahawks
America
Anand
Detroit
Bill Hall
Lewiston
Idaho
Hailstorms Deepen MPIC Third Quarter Loss
The Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Autopac division reports a nine month loss of 21.7 million ending July 31 1992 as bodily injury and hail damage claims rise. June Winkler hailstorm caused about 3000 vehicle claims costing 5.1 million with other storms adding 0.7 million. Injury claims up 23 percent with whiplash injuries up 28 percent as costs threaten retained earnings. MPIC seeks a 9.7 percent rate increase for 1993 to offset costs.
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Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Automobile Insurance
Autopac
Corporation
Grahame Newton
Winkler
Newton
Automobile Insurance Division
MPIC
Public Utilities Board
Winter courses in Russell for farm management skills
Manitoba Agriculture and Assiniboine Community College offer three winter training courses in Russell planned for late November to early December. Dos Level 1 covers basics of DOS including copying, backup, directories and batch files. Ross Wriggit, a former winter instructor, will teach this one week session.
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Manitoba Agriculture
Assiniboine Community College
Russell
Ross Wriggit
Farm Courses Offered By Agriculture Office
Agriculture Office announces two training options. Farm Business Planning With Computers runs two weeks covering farm management risk analysis and financing with computer usage. Farm Hydraulics lasts one week focusing on operation maintenance and repair of hydraulic systems. Courses have a cost and interest must be expressed by early November.
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Agriculture Office