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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 30, 1983

Page

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Town Budget Faces Deficit and Tax Shifts

The town plans a 1989 budget with total revenue around 97 thousand dollars, detailing operating and capital costs. Major allocations include General Government Services 96 thousand, Town Protective Services 91 thousand, Economic Development 8 thousand, and Recreation and Cultural Services 60 thousand, amid a municipal levy structure and special assessments. The text also presents a controversial proposal to amend the Natural Resources Transfer Act to remove group-based advantages and ensure equality under law.

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Stop the Crow meeting debates transport policy shift

Judy Russin hosted a March 2 town meeting at Russell Memorial Hall titled Stop the Crow on Manitoba Pool funding. MP Charles Mayer Portage Marquette and Manitoba Pool VP William Strath spoke on transport policy pros and bill progression. Allen Wilford of CFSA urged farmer unity to influence policy and resist foreclosures.

Judy Russinting Manitoba Pool Russell Memorial Hall Charles Mayer Portage- Marquette Wiliam Strath Manitoba ‘Pool Mayer Canada Bill Strath Dennis Portage-Marquette

Potash Mine Pact Ratified With Pay and Benefit Increases

The agreement provides an average 11.4 percent wage rise and 4 percent in fringe benefits over two years ending in January. Top earners gain 11 percent while lower scales see 15 percent. The package includes 5.3 percent first-year retroactive pay to Feb 1 and new long-term disability, pensions, and vacations. A unique individual security program is also included.

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Life Officer of the Year Honored in Manitoba ceremony

Al Mackling presented Bob Burns with the Manitoba Wild Life Officer of the Year award in a ceremony at the Legislative Building. The Shikar-Safari Club International, a 200 member group, honored Burns for his wildlife conservation work.

al Mackling Bob Burs Shikar-Safari ‘Club International Mr. Burns

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Recreation Commission Tre Westman Newfoundland Allen Wilford Canadian Farmers Survival Association CFSA Wilford Alen Wilford Canad Farmers Survival Association West Utord Conor Mlife
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