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Newspaper

Springfield Leader

Location

Springfield, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 11, 1976

Page

3

Manitoba Tax Credits Rise in 1976 Budget

Premier Schreyer announced two Manitoba tax credit plans will deliver 110.5 million in direct relief in 1976, up from 98.5 million in 1975. The property tax credit maximum rises to 350 with a 200 minimum, plus adjustments for renters and income levels, while the cost of living tax credit expands to reach families with higher incomes. The increases form the bulk of 1976 77 supplementary spending estimates of 185 million, aiming at a small deficit of about 12.8 million.

Ed Schreyer Manitoba Ottawa Department of Regional Economic Expansion Ministry of Winnipeg Public Safety Alcoholism Foundation Schreyer

Provinces Press Ottawa for Greater RCMP Share

Attorney General Howard Pawley announced that all eight provinces with RCMP contracts agree the federal government should bear half of total policing costs. Manitoba seeks 50 percent coverage regardless of officer count, extending RCMP service to 32 towns and villages under a new grant formula. Communities with up to 1,500 residents would receive 95 percent of police costs, tapering by equalized assessment. Names of 30 communities listed. No expansion for denied requests.

Howard Pawley RCMP Pawley Manitoba Ottawa Warren Allmand Arberg Birtle Crystal City Elkhorn Emerson

Manitoba to fund new French language grants for schools

Education Minister Ben Hanuschak announced a new system of French instruction grants to aid divisions in continuing French education and immersion for English speakers. Grants total about 300000 for 1976 77 with Ottawa cost sharing. federal support overall reaches 1.565 million in 1976. Manitoba aims to extend bilingualism agreements and showcase leadership in French education.

Ben Hanuschak Secretary of State Ottawa Manitoba

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