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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1986
Page
2
The CFIB's Bullock argues freer trade with the United States reshapes the economy toward knowledge based services while maintaining manufacturing shifts. He warns that regional specialization and technology will redefine North American competitiveness, urging readiness for a new global order and a politics free of old fears.
In Manitoba the Versatile plant faces closure with 700 layoffs on July 21 if no buyer emerges. Deere and Versatile potential merger could give Deere 60 percent of North America’s rewheel-drive tractor market. U.S. antitrust concerns and a possible Ford interest loom as talks freeze under the 90 day review.
A Russell Banner reader defends accuracy after a reporter linked a nursery survey to a Day Care Centre. The writer stresses no negative stance, notes the daycare is new but needed, and supports its implementation as an asset to the community.
Peter Warren discusses Autopac changes as housekeeping amid Manitoba financial pressures. He notes January and February strain from Christmas bills heating costs and seniors fees, mentions upcoming payment time changes but rejects birthday renewal, and questions Autopac coverage for bicyclists while MPIC premium hikes affect consumers nationwide.
Readers submit letters urging hospital smoke bans. Roseman Eagle’s survey drew 138 replies showing mixed tolerance. Rosetown Hospital adopts a smoke free policy except designated areas while Claresholm eyes a broader ban with a front lobby exception.
A report from 1916 notes survey party camping near Russell to locate the most suitable creek entrance. Mentions a tragic drowning on July 13 1916 of Annie Alphone near town. Earlier items include tradesmen building stores and local social events with names like Mr Maynes, H Clee, and Russell residents.
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