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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 26, 1981
Page
5
Janet Kenyon reports that CCHR condemns amendments to the Health Act allowing forced treatments for psychiatric patients in emergency and institutional settings. The piece cites ECT and drugs as harmful, notes U S and state actions opposing such measures, and urges public protest against the new law.
Overheating engines risk injury and damage. Steps include stopping safely, cooling, protecting hands, releasing cap pressure, and rechecking after cooling. Regular cooling-system service is advised, replacing rusted coolant, flushing, inspecting hoses, thermostat, radiator cap, and fan belts to prevent costly repairs on long trips.
Firestone Canada Inc sponsors an award endorsed by the Canada Safety Council and Canadian Trucking Association. A reward of 200 will go to the nominator of the trucker who becomes the 26th recipient for an act of bravery beyond duty. Albert G. Kraemer notes drivers often aid motorists and may be first on the scene during road mishaps.
A long road trip tips feature offers activities to keep children engaged during two hours of travel. It promotes Hasbro's Dial a Design as a busying toy and encourages reading aloud or storytelling as quieter alternatives. The piece blends parental guidance with a brief news update on a potential grain-handlers strike next Friday and a 1980 truck hero award summary.
Calm returns to clinics as Chargex machines leave and waiting-room posters vanish. Doctors resume treating patients and studying medical literature, while the public reconsiders the myths about physician wealth. The Medicare dispute exposed the political value of medicare and the public’s evolving view of physicians.
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