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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1982
Page
2
Alberta plans 40 dollars per tonne subsidy for canola crushed in 1982 83, up to 90 percent of last year's crushing levels, plus grant increases for tank car leases to 90 percent. The move aims to sustain a developing industry as stocks are slim and competition tight, though profitability remains uncertain.
Ottawa spends 500 million to prop up Dome Petroleum while banks avoid accountability, as small firms face bankruptcy and tax changes harm the sector. The piece argues for ending bailouts and restoring principio
A Manitoba column argues insulin is not a cure for diabetes while noting rural patients face hardest access. It highlights insulin pumps, calls for more research funding, and cites experts like Dr. Mehta and senator Doody. It warns about misdiagnosis and urges symptom testing and medical advice.
A roundup of editorials from several Manitoba and Saskatchewan weeklies discusses local politics, free expression, council actions, tax changes, and a growing pet control debate. Topics include election candidate voices, letters to the editor, a one year tax break for Steinbach builders, and a pet limit by law amid rising feline and canine counts.
The writer rebuts Hon Jean Luc Pepin’s critique of the Crow and Gilson reports in the August Neepawa Press. He cites figures claiming higher producer cost increases and rails subsidies are unlikely, notes stalled trucking subsidies, and defends his earlier stance on rural service and the Crow rate despite ministerial objections.
Rene Levesque declares his government will not tolerate barbaric strikes in hospitals and transit. Unions must seek other tactics to pressure policy changes as other leaders may echo the warning. Marc Lalonde characterizes the PM as moving him to the till, saying he is a nice guy.
History society urges residents to submit family and district histories with photos for a commemorative book. Entries are at printers. deadline is November 20 1982. Deposit at municipal office or send to the editor via the local box. Call 778-2704 for details.
An open letter to the press and public lauds Special Olympics programs as doors opened for long-closed opportunities. It speaks of participation enriching lives and notes a son gaining pride from winning and joy from participating, while families affirm the son’s kindness and deserving nature.
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