Manitoba Legislature Debates Tax, Roads and Rights
A sprawling Winnipeg era report covers protests against helmet and seat belt laws, industry highway cuts, and a push for constitutional property rights. It notes clashes over a Canada Safeway board dispute, wage arrears, and a pending police report about a flag incident near the US embassy, with Manitoba finances showing record taxes and spending as the Pawley government faces opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawhey
Brian Robertson
Sam Askiw
Canada Safeway No Boards
Manitoba Labour Board
Penner
U.S
Sterling Lyon
North America
North Dakota Senate
Holgerson
Bruce Payne
Edwin
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Tory
Pawley
Ier
Howard Pawley
N.D.P
Canada
House of Commons
Department of Finance
Nso
Schroeder
Main Street
Russell B
P.R
Grandview
Inglis News Sympathy and Community Notes
Sympathy extended to the Pash and Liske families and to Mr and Mrs Jack Daniliuk and family for the funeral of Mrs Vera. Attendees included George Daniluk Jamie Thompson, Mr and Mrs E Palmariuk and daughter, Mr and Mrs Al Griswold of Winnipeg, visiting Bulbuck family, Hainsworth and Zrud, Frank and Margaret Bjarski of Brandon. Wishing Sylvia Bulbuck a speedy recovery. belated birthday greetings to Mrs N Onutrel. Movie night and Family Night at Inglis School announced with proceeds to local swimming. 4H horse club met April 13 to plan Fun Festival May 28. horse clinics and final meeting May 4 at Gilbert and Karen Liske.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pash
Liske
Jack ‘Daniliuk
Vera
George Daniluk
Jamie
Thompson
E. Palmariuk
Man
al Griswold
Winnipeg
James
Joyce Bulbuck
Sophie
Brock Bulbuck
George
Eleanor Hainsworth
D. Zrud
Xenny
Gloria Liske
Gilbert
Karen Liske
All-terrain cycles must be registered in Manitoba
Highway Minister Samuel Askiw reminds Manitobans that three wheeled all-terrain cycles must be registered as snow mobiles. Registration costs 80 dollars for the period ending September 30 1985 and includes two identification decals a licence plate and a registration certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highways and Transportation
Samuel Askiw
Askin
Tuxedo Boulevard
Winnipeg
Swiss Village Demands Napoleonic Debt Reimbursement
Reggies reports a Swiss mountain village billing the French government for a debt incurred by Napoleon during his Alpine crossing two centuries ago. Observers doubt the bill will be paid and say settlement seems unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Alps
Polls Spark heated debate on reliability of Gallup tests
A brisk argument unfolds over the trustworthiness of Gallup polls and general public opinion surveys. Supporters argue accuracy while critics dismiss trends as unreliable, with stronger claims from both sides about what polls truly reflect.
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Howara Rachey
Amg
Tom Weir
University of Manitoba
Manitibe
Wally McKenzie
M.L.A
Russell
4 & Sportswe
Arendsetter
Les Zimmerman
Simplot
BHS Custom Spraying Ltd
Russell, Man
Inglis News
Inglis School
Cal
Inglis
la Marshall
Complete Insurance Service
R.M. McMurray Ltd
M.p.ilc
Canadian Surety
Royal Insurance Advocate Insurance General Accident
British Aviation Office
Lloyds of London
Blue Cross
Hartford
TAM
CALM
Gestas Inc
Reggies
Michelin
Dish
Walter
Russell Tire
Clement's Tie Shop
Walt
Inglis Keating
Weiners Supplies Ltd
Finnipeg - Brandon - Thompson
Criminal Code of Canada
Estman
Mure
Restman Media Co
St. P.O
Brandon
RTA Gas
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