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Springfield Leader in Springfield, Manitoba

10 Feb 1976

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Springfield Leader

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Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

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Feb 10, 1976

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7

Winnipeg Juvenile Duty Counselling Aids Free Legal Aid

Legal Aid Manitoba reports 563 juveniles in Winnipeg received free legal and related assistance from October 1, 1974, to November 30, 1975, with an estimated 500 more benefitting from informal information. Executive director Ron Meyers notes demand is high and aims to expand referrals through Youth Centre, probation, and Children’s Aid services.

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Winnipeg Manitoba Ron Meyers Legal Aid Services Society Meyers Manitoba Youth Centre Probation Services Children's Aid Society Children’s Aid Society Legal Aid Manitoba Don Pangman Shelley Buhay Winnipeg Juvenile Court Legal Aid Howard Pawley Pas Legal Aid Parklands Dauphin Canada
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Manitoba Premier Outlines Ottawa Anti-Inflation Talks

Premier Ed Schreyer reports a February 2 Ottawa meeting of federal and provincial finance ministers focused on the federal anti-inflation program and the current fiscal outlook. Manitoba plans to apply guidelines to its public sector, while expressing concerns about executive provisions and budgetary implications for 1977-78.

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Canada Ottawa Ed Schreyer Schreyer Manitoba
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Canada Drops Routine Smallpox Vaccination Policy

Health and Social Development Minister Laurent L. Desjardins says routine smallpox vaccination is no longer recommended as smallpox is nearly eradicated. World Health Organization notes remaining cases confined to Ethiopia. Bangladesh had a prior outbreak. Vaccination advised only for travel to Ethiopia and certain high risk groups. some countries require proof of vaccination for entry. Check travel agent or Preventive Medical Services for country requirements.

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Health and Social Development Laurent L. Desjardins Desjardins World Health Organization Ethiopia Bangladesh Canada
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