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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1989
Page
1
Police report theft of a no stopping sign at the junction of PTH 89 and 42 north of Birtle on May 30 1989. Council urges full enforcement to keep the curb clear for school children amid congestion. fines under Town Parking Bylaw or Highway Traffic Act possible. Authorities seek tips via Crime Stoppers 1 800 782.
The town of Russell honored Theoren on June 15 at the Russell Inn with an unveiling and autograph session for residents in attendance. Flames star Fleury and his family attended a dinner and reception to celebrate the Stanley Cup champ, with the town erecting a sign in his honor. Residents had a chance to meet and congratulate him.
The NDP calls for amendments to workplace safety and health rules focusing on detectable levels. The proposal outlines targets and enforcement changes, aiming to tighten standards and compliance across industries.
Manitoba Family Services Minister Charlotte Oleson released Vital Statistics data showing births increasing to 17,582 in 1988 from 17,438. The document notes deaths were also up, with figures referenced on page 2 under Couples.
The Manitoba government pledges continued tax relief and rural growth measures in a Budget address by Finance Minister Clayton Manness. The plan includes up to 10000 loan guarantees for small rural businesses, a 100 million highway program, and targeted tax cuts for farmland education taxes, aviation fuel refunds, farm marked fuel exemptions, and payroll and personal income tax reductions. Families with children gain larger benefits, with dependent- child increases and a lower basic income tax rate, while payroll tax exemptions rise to 600000, benefiting over 70 percent of employers.
Rural Development Minister Jack Penner on behalf of Premier Gary Filmon announced a two person Task Force to examine decentralization of government services to rural Manitoba. Co chaired by Brian Ransom and Gerry Forrest the panel will run a consultative process with communities municipalities and public service units through September to bring government closer to the people served.
Jana Cross and Tara Kelbert will represent Canada and Manitoba at the 1989 International Figure Skating School Course and Friendship competitions in Moscow and Leningrad at the end of June. Dr Edmund F Enos lauds their potential and coaching, saying the chance will inspire top training and competition against Soviets.
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