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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 12, 1994

Page

4

Call Mom by Computer Voice and Elsie Then and Now

Bill Hall, editorial page editor of the Lewiston Tribune, reflects on telephone operators named Elsie and modern voice driven computers. He contrasts past human operators with today’s automated systems that misinterpret speech, confuse callers, and still fail to consistently capture dictated text.

Mom Tom Elsie Lithuania Mars House of Representatives Kansas Bill Hall Lewiston Idaho

First projects under new Canada Manitoba infrastructure deal

More than 2300 jobs will be created by the initial 132 projects under the Canada Manitoba Infrastructure Works Agreement. Premier Gary Filmon and federal and provincial ministers promoted immediate employment and long term growth through road sewer and water upgrades and new transportation links. The total Manitoba investment is 204.8 million with equal provincial and federal shares and about 70 million to be spent in the coming year. Construction may start within the month and the program aims to renew traditional bricks and mortar infrastructure while expanding training and opportunities.

Manitoba Gary Filmon Lloyd Axworthy Art Eggleton Treasury Board Eric Stefanson Filmon Axworthy Eggleton Western Economic Diversification Canada Manitoba Finance

Sign Shop Sale Preserves Manitoba Jobs and Savings

Manitoba reaches agreement with Signal Industries Ltd of Regina to buy the Dauphin Sign Shop effective April 1. Signal will operate the shop and the province will buy signs from them for at least five years at 70 percent of prior cost. Four Dauphin employees retained. sale valued at 338000 for land and buildings plus inventory.

Findlay Manitoba Signal Industries Ltd Regina Dauphin Highways and Transportation Glen Findlay Signal Industries Signal

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