Starfish may aid repair of broken bones study
Victoria University biologist Dr. Arthur Fontaine proposes using sea urchin and starfish skeletons, largely limestone, as biodegradable scaffolding to repair fractures. He plans rat experiments. medical skepticism cites infection and delayed healing risks, while researchers note bone formation requires blood vessel invasion.
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Mary Dunseith retires after long air traffic career
Toronto Island based controller Mary Dunseith ends a 37 year career as one of Canada's first female air traffic controllers. She recalls guiding planes during Hurricane Hazel and directing flights from Malton to Toronto Island while training others. She plans to travel and reflects on strong friendships with pilots and staff.
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B C teachers gain pension boosts under new act
About 2000 British Columbia teachers who retired from 1962 to 1976 will receive pension increases from $2 to $350 monthly under the revised B C Pensions Act. The changes introduce a controlled adjustment system and widen funding for future benefits for teachers and municipal workers with modest rate increases in contributions by employees and government.
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