03 Mar 1982
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1982
Page
1
IMC faces broad impacts as the company slows production after a strike. It stored 240000 tons, was full when actions began, and management says no further layoffs are planned though a permanent reduction is expected. Potash demand remains damp due to global inflation and a strong dollar, with slight movement in the south and a hopeful spring open market.
A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Pelly Trail School Division on February 22 at 1 00 p m had nine trustees present Alf Ducharme and Roy Knezacek were the staff members present The board adopted the minutes of the previous regular and a special meeting A motion to rescind a prior motion on re tendering a bus route passed The superintendent recommended hiring two staff members Terry Andres to teach Home Economics at Major Pratt from March 2 to June 20 and replacement travel costs The Honeywell Service Contract was discussed Ducharme to study an alternate service proposal by Transportation Maint enance Supervisor's at Virden on Friday February 26 1982 The next meeting is March 8 1982 at 1 00 pm Russell Figure Skating Club Parkettes were crowned Gold medalists in Gimli Manitoba and the girls thanked supporters
The Alberta Heritage Fund bought a $75 million loan from the province at $99.82 per unit to yield 15.8 percent. Mr. Schroeder called the rate very favorable in Canada’s money market and tied to a Triple A rating. The fund's lending program covers Canadian jurisdictions and Manitoba’s $75 million borrowing aligns with Manitoba Hydro’s March 31 funding deadline. debentures are dated March 25.
The address urges public investment and private joint ventures to spur economic activity. It highlights partnerships among business and labor as essential, notes Manitoba resource projects like Trout Lake Copper Mine near Flin ton, and reviews proposals such as Western Power Intertie, Manitoba Forest Resources, aluminum industry, potash resources, and Limestone Hydro station.
Feb 24 1982 transport minister Jean-Luc Pepin sent a letter to Saskatchewan Premier Allan Blakeney after a Regina meeting with premiers and party leaders. He clarifies policy, detailing a $3.2 billion four year plan for Western grain transport, branch line rehab, 1280 hopper cars, and funding the Crow Rate while denying any immediate fivefold rate hike.
The provincial government outlines a referral process to ensure adherence to its fair hiring policy. All summer positions eligible to a student must be identified to the Employment Services Office and referred to the position supervisor for consideration. No hiring can occur without this referral through the Services Office.
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