MP Makes Stop To Talk On BSE Merger With Conservatives
The MP visits to discuss bovine spongiform illness concerns and his party's merger with the Conservative party. This briefing notes coverage appears on page A10.
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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 2003
Page
1
The MP visits to discuss bovine spongiform illness concerns and his party's merger with the Conservative party. This briefing notes coverage appears on page A10.
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Taber police stopped a stolen vehicle at gunpoint after a report of an impaired driver near Highway 3 and 50th Street. Two men from Edmonton and Grande Prairie were charged with possession of stolen property over 5000 and remanded for bail hearings. A replica nine millimetre pellet pistol was seized and the truck valued at 17 500 was returned to its owner. The incident followed a public tip and highlighted community cooperation with police.
Anne Dunford of CANFAX warns that cattle heading to packers do not meet market demand and rising numbers threaten the industry. She notes a perceived surplus is inaccurate, with Canadian buyers shorted weekly as backlogs of mature cows and bulls await slaughter at the Alberta Beef Producers Zone 1 meeting in Vauxhall on November 6.
The Taber and District Handibus Society reports less than 100 dollars in operating funds and a projected eight thousand five hundred dollar shortfall for 2004. President Peter Rozendaal asks about November grants but the annual eighteen thousand dollar grant was already paid. The society warns it may cease operations by late 2003 if funds do not materialize and explores higher mileage rates pending Red Deer approval.
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