Manitoba Laws and Memo Spark Liquor Row in Legislature
Birtle Russell MLA A Graham criticized a Manitoba memo on serving alcohol to Americans under 21, questioning enforcement of Manitoba laws versus the memo. He warned of possible reprisal and urged adherence to local statutes. Separately, the Canadian Transport Commission announced an inventory inspection of Prairie railway lines this year, covering about 11 000 miles, with 193 fines and federal payments to offset losses, starting in Winnipeg in May.
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Harry Graham
Birtle-Russell
Attorney General's Department
Manitoba
Graham
J. Frank Syms
Mr. Graham
Syms
J Frank Syms
Canadian Transport Commission
Prairie Provinces
Prairies
Railway Transport Committee
Winnipeg
Manitoba to Expand 100 Million Direct Tax Credits in 1975
The Manitoba government announces nearly 100 million dollars in direct tax relief for 1975 through cost of living and property tax credits. The plan raises the cost of living credits to 23 million and increases maximum property credits to 300 dollars, with broader eligibility and formula changes tied to personal exemptions and income. The budget includes 18.1 million in supplementary spending, funding municipal grants, libraries, northern teacher grants, Winnipeg wealth unit costs, and a new Ottawa cost sharing agreement for fur industry expenditures.
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Manitoba
Ed Schryer
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Canada Safety Week urges strict school bus safety rules
The Canada Safety Council promotes safety tips for bus riders from May 1 to 7. Parents should ensure children arrive early, stay seated, use handrails, keep aisles clear, obtain permission to open windows, avoid throwing objects, stay quiet at crossings, avoid horseplay, exit and cross carefully, and respect the driver as a classroom on wheels. A concluding note warns against standing and dangers of sudden stops and collisions.
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The
Canada Safety Council
Quotable Quotes on Reading Skill From Ben Hanuschak
A columnist quotes Ben Hanuschak saying students today can read a heck of a lot better than in our generation. The remark highlights perceived improvements in literacy and echoes debates over education progress.
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Ben Hanuschak
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