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From: clarinews@clarinet.com (Bird/Standard Broadcast News)
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Subject: Prairie Province Briefs
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Date: 1 Feb 90 16:22:07 GMT
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	(Farmers)
	The Supreme Court of Canada has handed down a decision in a case
involving farm loans.  The court has ruled banks don't have to give
notice to farmers before taking equipment that's been put up as
collateral.  The case involved a Saskatchewan farmer who took the Bank
of Montreal to court for seizing one of his farm machines.  The
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal had ruled that banks must notify farmers...
but today, the Supreme Court has overturned that decision.
	
	(Porno)
	A group of five-thousand people wants the Manitoba government to
clean up the province's video stores.  Spokesperson Carolyn Keith is
attacking porno video outlets... saying that kind of trash should be
swept out of our society.
	
	(Police)
	The head of the police force in Winnipeg is moving to the Toronto
area to run the Peel Region force.  Fifty-six-year-old Robert Lunney
will take over in Peel Region in April.  He moved to Winnipeg in 1987.
	
	(Teachers)
	Fifteen-hundred teachers in Regina's public school system could
launch strike action any time, now.  The teachers have voted in favour
of job action and they're holding a strategy meeting today.  Class
preparation time and extra-supervision duties are at the centre of the
dispute.