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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1983
Page
4
In the recession era a debate over civil servants' fairness rises as Ottawa imposes wage restraint and a strike ban. Despite layoffs scarce, unemployment soars for others while public workers keep pay and jobs. Critics argue public sector gains exceed private sector pain.
A summary of archival notes lists Russell Baseball Club officers elected at the annual meeting on a Tuesday night, with Arch'd R. Tingley as President, Rev. Geo. Edmison as Vice-President, F. Matheson as Sec-Treas., Dr. Roger as Captain, and Owen Burdett and T. Allen on the committee. It also notes related items from various dates across the early 20th century.
An array of protests from farmers blocking roads to urban Indians marching for recognition and nurses backing seat belt laws filled the streets. The piece questions media motives and asks whether such demonstrations convey genuine public concerns or simply attract attention, urging orderly discourse over constant street protests.
A letter from March 1 1983 promoting Measure Canadian, a group formed in Rockville Ontario in 1982 to support Michael Desborough's federal court challenge against Canada’s metric laws. The letter claims lawyer Clayton Ruby represents Desborough and urges Canadians to donate to cover legal costs, outlining members and aims of the organization.
A 1910 Ontario settler who moved to a hat section near the Saskatchewan border faced mortgage pressure with debts listed to banks implement firms and a neighboring farmer. The 1905 Farm Creditors Arrangement Act case in Virden Town Hall led to partial settlements, asset seizures, and payment plans, reflecting debate over C435 reform and farmer protection amid drought and market volatility.
A Canadian tax analysis shows 12 percent interest and 8 percent dividend yields can yield the same after tax return of about 6.67 percent. It explains the $1,000 tax deduction on interest and the grossing up of dividends plus a tax credit, with provincial marginal rates varying. Mr Mardon of The Investors Group provides the commentary.
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