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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1989
Page
6
Ann M. Smith argues the 9 percent Goods and Services Tax harms Canadians. She criticizes Finance Minister Michael Wilson and Finance Committee chair Don Blenkarn for underestimating public anger and labels opponents as opposed by politics rather than policy.
Fred McGuiness notes Mary and John navigate a day of do‑it‑yourself errands from banking to groceries and gas. The piece argues self‑service rises from impatience and dissatisfaction, predicts widespread automation, and laments loss of human service while quoting scientists and a future see‑through chain model.
A Manitoba debate at the Administrativ e Management Society examined whether unions still serve workers. Gary Russo argued unions have outlived their purpose, citing its neglect of agriculture and the working man. The talk reviewed union membership data and criticized a shift toward bureaucratic union structures.
Judith Allen argues against a new abortion law, urging government focus on access to health care, family planning, and education. She asserts pregnancy decisions are medical and personal, cites minimal late-pregnancy abortions, and calls Canadians to press MPs to preserve women’s freedom of choice.
A column offering practical guidance for starting in babysitting. It covers pay rates, duties beyond watching children, safety, cleanliness, and professional conduct. Emphasizes safety and happiness, notes an ideal sitter is cheerful, punctual, and clear about boundaries. Includes tips on communication with parents and supervising children’s activities.
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