Manitoba Pushes Preapproval for Price Hikes at Ottawa Talks
Acting Manitoba Finance Minister Saul Miller urged Ottawa to require prior justification for price increases as part of the federal anti inflation program. He warned that without dampening prices, public trust would erode and wage demands could rise. Miller noted housing and oil gas costs drive living expenses and called for national income measures and possible rent relief steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Miller
Miller
Manitoba
Finance and Labour
Ottawa
Expiring Driver Licences Extended to November 30 1975
Manitoba Public Insurance announces an Order-in-Council extending all valid driver licences due to expire October 31 to November 30, 1975. The extension covers renewals mailed amid a postal stoppage and requires no fee for the extension when the mail resumes. Drivers may renew at Motor Vehicle Branch offices or authorized agents, with special pickup options for those awaiting mailed licences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Uruski
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Urski
Motor Vehicle Branch
Motor Vehicle
Uruski
Flu Vaccine Distributed to Man Regional Offices
More than 23,000 doses of influenza vaccine have been distributed to regional offices of the Department of Health and Social Development and public health units to cover three strains including a new one, A Scotland 1974. The new strain is prevalent elsewhere but not yet in North America or Manitoba. Diphtheria vaccine is urged for children with free availability at regional offices and health units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health and Social Development
Public Health
Laurent L. Desjardins
Scotland
North America
Manitoba
Emanuel Snell
Port Chalmers
Snell
Winnipeg
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