Letters to the Editor guidance from The Chetwynd Echo
The Chetwynd Echo invites brief single point letters about 200 words. Unpublished letters may be used by reporters. Letters must have signatures or contact details for verification. The paper may edit for brevity topicality and to avoid libel.
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Chetwynd Echo
Doctor's reply to letter questions about Chetwynd clinic
Dr H G Harding responds to Mr Cunningham's March 11 letter, defending clinic operations. He notes locum stays, hospital privileges, and ER income. argues overhead and lack of operating room drive doctors away. references a 65 by-law and community feedback from 600 residents. contrasts with Dawson Creek privileges.
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Cunningham
Chetwynd
Mountain View Medical Clinic
McKnight
Link
Harding
Canada
Creston
Airbags boom or bust according to ICBC and IIHS voices
Public concern over injuries from airbags risks undermining a device credited with saving over 1,700 US lives. The IIHS editorial notes that non use of seat belts drives most injuries, while depowering or deactivating airbags faces resistance from automakers and regulators. The Institute urges safer use with rear seats and belted passengers, warning misinformation could tarnish airbags' future.
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Ken Hardie
I.C.B.C
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
IHS
ICBC
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
IIHS
Institute
Brian O.neill
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