Optimism for 2004 Amid Cattle Disease Fears
The Times urges a hopeful view for 2004 despite 2003 challenges including mad cow disease cases in Alberta and Washington State, SARS in Canada, and West Nile presence. It argues a North American approach to BSE safeguards could boost confidence for Canadian beef producers and related industries.
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Taber redevelopment comments urge trees and water features
A M D resident urges Taber town planners to curb extensions, add shaded seating, central water features, and landscaped boulevards. The letter supports closing streets east of the courthouse, emphasizes public washrooms, street trees, snow costs, and council resolve to fund bold downtown changes to prevent tax-base erosion.
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Five-year budget approved in '84
The Times outlines a 1984 five year capital budget plan approved by Tabor town council to spend nearly 17 million by 1988. It notes 1983 sugar beet processing 75 percent complete and lists MSU graduate Arthur R. Jones as district agriculturist.
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