Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 3, 1987, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free november Crosbie addresses annual convention of Manitoba Pool elevators in Winnipeg utilities Board approves Deal expected to lower Gas Price the Public utilities Board approved a Deal that will save Winnipeg residents an average of about a year on their heating the boards Secretary Gerry Barron said the Board issued an interim order Friday that will save ice utilities greater Winnipeg Gas commercial users about a the order will also save Rural customers about and Rural commercial users about a year after rates for ice utilities were the subject to confirmation or change following Public hearings expected late this month or in Early took effect Barron attributes the lowered rates to an agreement reached Between ice and its Tran Canada pipelines there was sufficient evidence that a decision was required without the full blown Barron said last and new rates had to be approved by november so we passed the savings but the Pawley which negotiated the takeover of ices distribution system three weeks is taking credit for the new pricing the governments removal of its controversial seven cents kilogram motive fuel tax to help achieve a Price temperature h High Prvul l Low cold front worm front Winnipeg area forecast today mainly Light Westerly High near tonight Low near tomorrow mostly High near probability of precipitation 20 per cent today and tonight tonight and 10 Southern Manitoba thursday mostly High near Low near Friday mostly High near Low Northern Manitoba thursday mostly High near Low Friday mostly High Low Northwestern Ontario mostly sunny High near Low near mostly sunny High near Low near National 9 3 10 9 2 1 12 6 6 1 6 8 10 5 j 9 2 2 4 2 4 j Thunder 0 1 10 2 7 3 2 2 Winnipeg comparisons mean 101 49 75 last High it m record in 1903 lowest of in 1984 precipitation total trom 1 to 2 Millimetres Normal 16 yesterday International 22 14 17 10 new 13 9 14 2 13 8 u 9 10 8 m 10 18 14 7 19 7 7 7 15 11 21 9 6 4 Tel 21 13 8 5 resort spots los 22 17 Las Cloudy 20 16 31 21 30 25 26 22 Cloudy 29 24 Cloudy 25 22 30 25 rain 29 25 30 28 25 24 of under a thousand cubic Down from the present Price of was expected to save Manitoban about on their heating Bills and save Small Busin esses an average of Jay minister responsible for the Manitoba Oil and Gas said the government estimated the savings on a different scale but insisted Manitoban will save and Small businesses will save respect Lively on their heating Tri pub used a different scale than we did to figure out the scale that has to be renegotiated every Cowan said last we used the Standard Barron said the Board has not yet scheduled Public hearings for the Price cellular rate approval sought Manitoba Telephone system applied to the Public utilities Board yesterday for interim approval of rates to connect cellular Mobile radio systems to the Crown corporations Telephone its asked for an order to approve rates based on Access to its network system and a fee for providing equipment necessary to connect channels with the cellular radio is an advanced technology that pro Vides Mobile and portable communications that Are far Superior to existing Mobile an its state ment in contrast to crowded conventional Mobile cellular radio increases the number of Mobile users who can conduct private two Way conversations Sim Ultan our mistake a Story sunday said wrongly that culture minis Ter Judy Wasyly Ciales was planning an investigation of the Western Canada aviation in the minister planned to meet with the museums Board of directors to determine whether an investigation was deaths classified death Winnifred of wife of Georges of widow of widow of Wilfred of 124 Austin Wayne husband of Wai Ping of widow of James of husband of Margaret of wife of Antonio Lucy wife of Al Gies Maynert husband of Jean Davina of Isaac of husband of Stella William husband of Olive Ronald of husband of Dorothy wife of Walter husband of Rose of Irene of wife of Craig husband of Ingrid Janet of Barry of Mary of wife of Wasyl widow of Harry of widow of Frank Grain i j anon act to stay As Crosbie says by Stevens wild the controversial Western Grain transportation act will stay As it Federal transportation minister John Crosbie Crosbie told the annual convention of Manitoba Pool elevators in Winnipeg yesterday that there is no widespread support for changes to the 1983 which replaced the historic Crow nest pass freight rate with subsidies to the i do not propose to Amend the Western Grain transportation act during the balance govern ments he after his Crosbie told re porters More study was needed be fore were i we need More of a consensus and we need quite a bit More inform theres still quite a few questions to be some Farmers have argued the subsidy should be paid directly to producers instead of during his Crosbie endorsed his governments free Trade Deal with the United saying it would Benefit Western this free Trade debate will de cide whether All regions of Canada can build on their natural strength and develop their full potential or whether the policy will continue of Central Canada developing behind the Protection of High tariffs and discriminatory transportation poli deregulation attempting to speak in the unilingual Crosbie told the meet ing that deregulation had been formulated to redress the imbalance in the nations transportation greater Competition in the trans port sector will lower transportation costs thus making Canadian products More competitive in world mar the minister referred to attempts to reduce transportation costs through the elimination of Branch lines and endorsed a study by Adi limited of Ottawa and Lud Wick of Winnipeg that concluded rail line abandon ments did not have a significant Impact on Road after his Crosbie said he considered the Adi Ludwig report to be he told the meeting that Ottawa was considering ways to assist in reducing Branchine including rehabilitation of some funding projects that demonstrate alternative methods of delivering compensating Farmers who have to haul Grain longer Dis Tances after Branch line abandon after his the minister faced Tough questioning from the delegates Over Branch line abandon ment and the shortage of boxcars on the several delegates expressed con Cern that in rail has failed to meet targets to provide boxcars for Grain deliveries to Thunder i think that they pm could have performed better with respect to the situation at Thunder Bay but there Are extenuating Crosbie in spokesmen have pointed to several factors for the including the use of boxcars to Dev liver Grain to the port of As a result of the Grain stocks at Thunder Bay Are at Abnor Mally Low Levels for this time of year and Lake freighters Are waiting for unusually Long periods for Crosbie scoffed at the new Reform party of which held its founding convention in Winnipeg last i forecast a big Zero for Thern in the next All the needs and requirements of the West Are being met by the present conservative province to investigate of proposed waste site the province is looking into the potential ramifications of a proposal to build a hazardous waste site on some Minnesota Farmland near the red but Edwin manager of sys tem development for Manitoba Haz ardous waste management said initial reports suggest the pro dump would not pose a threat to the he said it appears the proposed dump would entail storage of Haz ardous waste in solid chunks in bunkers constructed above ground As a he said there does not appear much of a Chance the pro posed to be built 340 kilo metres South of Winnipeg in would Ever leak waste into the red River water he said he did not know much about the geography of the proposed dump site and would have to review the project before making a final i dont know much about the actual site if its in a flood prone area and if i would need to know if that has been taken into consider the 80hectare scheduled to process and store of cadmium and other heavy metals has drawn Sharp criticism from Minne Sota Keith a Minnesota Farmer whose land is a potential dump for the says the effects of a waste leak could be devastate he said his farm on a red River tributary 340 Kilometres South of Winnipeg is of 10 dump Sites officials in Norman county have picked for hazardous waste produced by North Dakota and Wisconsin All 10 Norman county Sites Are on the red River tributaries of the wild Rice and Marsh Bro Haugh Max a Federal official representing Manitoba on the red River pollution control said he was concerned with the now that you have brought it i plan to talk to and Canadian chairman and i can assure you it will not be he the pollution Board monitors red River water Quality for the International joint an advisory body reporting to the and Canadian governments on Environ mental health of International benefits cited a state official said Norman county is the Only county to have selected Sites encroaching on International Minnesota waste management Board spokesman Kevin Johnson said Norman is vying with nine other counties to be the Home for the dump in return for various including government Grants for Road paving and Hospital construct in the event of an Accident we have set it up so there is no dam said listing the processing and storage technology As he also said the dump would Only accept incinerated heavy metals and sludge from electroplating manufacturers or circuit Board said he had no Faith in the plan and that Winni Peg the problem is the red River floods and if there Ever was a it could wreck the entire agricultural Economy of the red River Brohaugh prices effective 7 store hours to it we Reserve the right to limit quantities better buy Margarine pork Beans Green giant 398 new Low prices Beatrice 2 litre m dairies products ill Mil in thank you for shopping at can cantors will refund you on every 2 litre of milk of on 1 litre on your grocery bread Westons 450 Grams White or 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