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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 04, 1996

Page

2

Tape Catch-Up Syndrome Strikes TV Addict Carla

Carla vanishes into a binge watching trap, spending months collecting and watching tapes and films. She clings to the TV tuner, fears losing favorites, and admits the habit is a sickness as she admits owing rental fees and plans more viewing.

Carla Robert Redford Madonna Dustin Hoffman

Autopac rate rise tied to collision and injury costs

Manitoba Public Insurance argues for a 6.1 percent base Autopac rate increase as of March 1, citing higher collision claim costs and preexisting injury claims under PIPP. MPI's Jim Kingdon notes collision costs rose 11.6 percent over 16 months and collisions are more serious.

Manitoba Public Insurance MPI Jim Kingdon Kingdon Manitoba Canada Runzheimer Canada Winnipeg Canadian Randy Dyck Autopac Mr. Dyck

Beware of bargains in computers and rising auto insurance

The piece questions low cost computer gear amid claims of higher future issues and cites Wayne Mathison promoting a display model in a Coffee Shop. It then discusses Manitoba auto insurance trends with MPI officials noting lower rates due to PIPP, rising collision costs, hail damage nearly eight million dollars, and a 9.6 percent spike in claims between late 1995 and early 1996.

Hewitt Rand Wayne Mathison Vincent Wayne

Birdtail River division posts strong provincial exam results

In Manitoba senior English exams, the Birdtail River School Division posted a 69 percent average and about 95 percent pass rate. Four failures included three students with 49 percent. highest mark 96. A video on division education by Ron and Brenda Samchuk is being produced for local access TV and schools will loan copies or sell from Samtronics in Birtle.

Manitoba Birdtail River Birdtail River Teachers’ Association Ron Brenda Samchuk Samtronics Birtle

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