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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1982
Page
2
The Russell Banner lists publication details and subscription rates. Chaloner Publishers operated by Clayton G Chaloner show pricing for Canada and the United States with a Manitoba address on Main Street in Russell.
A Winnipeg telephone conversation with Peter Warren features a thirty to forty year old Canadian man who rails against chronic complainers and praises living in Canada. He describes working nights, paying taxes, and paying attention to neighbors and cops, arguing Canadians should stop crying in their beer and celebrate their fortune.
A columnist compiles editorials and quotes from Prairie papers on voting, rhetoric, and civic duties. It notes Alberta contests, WCC figures, and by law moves from Saskatoon to Melfort, urging renewed public engagement and stricter no smoking rules.
A reader argues a Manitoba Human Rights Commission case against a boss for dismissing a female employee was dismissed, while the commission appeals. The writer questions taxpayer funded legal costs, urges protest against discrimination, and asks what protections exist for individuals facing protracted legal battles. The letter voices concern about fairness and accountability in employment decisions.
An action committee of Birdtail River Teachers’ Association protests a November School Board decision effective January 1 stating that several programs will disappear or be reduced mid year. The group urges attendance at the December 8 meeting at 7 30 P M at Crandall division office or contact board members to express concern over reduced education levels.
Emma H Ringstrom of the Riding Mountain Historical Society seeks a postal address for a member of the James Allison Glen family. The request notes Glen's roles as Barrister in Russell Manitoba, trustee, president of the Manitoba Economics Conference, and MP elected in 1928, with a son living in Russell in 1982. Contact details provided for the society.
A Winnipeg firm bought 25,000 acres in the Saltcoats district for 175000 dollars. The item lists other local notes from 1902 to 1962 including elections in Shellmouth Russell and Silverton, community events, and a road snowstorm impact. The notes close with a civic remark on national spending.
The piece notes President Reagan ending sanctions on the Soviet Union and Thatcher challenging grain sales to Moscow. It suggests the move preserves U S stature while drawing mixed domestic and European responses. A Winnipeg reference hints at public fear and curiosity about political discourse.
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