Health Services Centre to unite Winnipes facilities in Manitoba
Four hospitals and medical centres merge to form the Health Services Centre. The Winnipeg merger includes Winnipes General Hospital, Children's Hospital, Manitoba Rehabilitation Hospital, and Manitoba Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation. Short-term detox and therapy units begin next month with extended facilities by summer. The center aims to cut capital costs and fund a new emergency facility, drawing top doctors and improving patient care.
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Winnipes
The
Health Services Centre
Winnipes General Hospital
Children’s Hospital
Manitoba Rehabilitation Hospital
Manitoba Cancer Treatment and Research Foundation
C. Gordon Smith
Manitoba
Rene Toupin
Smith
Peter Swerhone
Winnipeg
Soviets Plan New Port at Okhotsk to Core Siberian Gas
Tass reports Moscow approves master plan to develop the sleepy Far Eastern port of Okhotsk with port facilities and a 10,000 population town on the Sea of Okhotsk. The port would serve at least half the year as a terminus for a pipeline from Siberian Yakutia gas fields.
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Soviet Union
Okhotsk
Siberian Yakutia
Tass
Sea of Okhotsk
Austin and District News Notes and Social Life
Local column recounts community events in Austin and vicinity. Mentions gatherings, visits by residents from Minnedosa Portage la Prairie and Winnipeg, sympathy extended to families, Red Cross knitting efforts, a Pine Creek teachers’ teach-in in Winnipeg, and a village council meeting planned for February 5 with a request for a new correspondent.
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Ron Roosen
Minnedosa
Harold Hodgins
Austin and District News
Minor Hockey Tournament Schedule
Schedule listing games across February 2 to February 4 at MacGregor and Visitors venues. Includes age groups 7s to 18s with time slots across Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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MacGregor
Andras says Liberal govt plans cut unemployment below six percent
Port Arthur MP Robert Andras says Liberal policies will lower Canada's jobless rate to under six per cent in 1973, citing favorable internal and external factors and projects to reduce unemployment. He notes 6.8 per cent current rate and criticizes strict unemployment insurance changes as unnecessary.
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Robert Andras
Rovert Andras
Canada
Andras
Port ‘Arthur
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits And Gatherings
Edrans News reports Mrs Ernie Campbell and family visiting relatives in The Pas with grandson Brian. Edie Henderson returns from three months in Australia. Mrs George Moore back from Winnipeg General Hospital after eye surgery. Jim Ross of Inkerman and Norman McCullough hosts Sunday supper with Arlene Moore of Arden. Harveystreik join Saturday supper with Norman McCullough. Brandon veterinary course attendees include Fred Smith and others. Annual hall meeting chosen to keep officers. Reminder: a dance at the Fans Ball this Friday.
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Ernie Campbell
Ick
Wesley Campbell
Brian
Pas
Edie Henderson
Australia
George Moore
Winnipeg General Hospital
Jim Ross
Inkerman
Wm. McCullough
Cecil
Rudolph Moore
Arlene
Arden
Harveystreik
Norman McCullough
Wm. McCullogh
Cecil Fred Smith
Ken Smith
Kelvin
Robbie Smith
Bob Nelson
Brandon
Stan Ryz
Fittipaldi Weds Third Time To Same Wife In Brazil
World driving champion Emerson Fittipaldi, 26, married Maria Helena Fittipaldi for a third time to have their union legally registered in Brazil. He previously wed her in two prior ceremonies abroad that Brazilian law did not recognize.
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Emerson Fittipaldi
Brazil
Maria Helena Fittipaldi
Fittipaldi
Maria Helena
Bagot Couple Mark 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rintoul of Bagot celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at Rossendale community hall on Sunday January 21. About 300 guests attended, including longtime bridesmaid Mrs. Sadie Stewart. The event featured gold and white decor, a three tier cake, and gifts from family and community, with greetings from notable figures. They farmed in Bagot and Rossendale, raised nine sons and three daughters, and have 35 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Jack Rintoul
Bagot
Rossendale
Sadie McIntyre
Rintoul
Roland S. Michener
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
W. J. McKeag
Ed Shreyer
Ted Fox
Vancouver
B.C
Phil Ward
Regina
Minitonas
Barbara Marshall
Brandon
Norman Ward
Harry Ward
Frank Ward
Art Parker
Winnipeg
B.C. Lorne
Bruce
Danny
Austin
Eldon
Treherne
Melvin
Portage
Tom
Kenny
Glen
Halmut
Maxine) Schroeder
Cal
Phylis) Sawyer
Harley
Vivian) Henry
Asper Urges West Confront Confederation For Better Deal
Liberal Leader Izzie Asper of Manitoba campaigned in Ottawa urging a new national policy to ease western alienation. He pressed for transportation reform equal freight rates and regional funding while warning that if Manitoba voters elect his rivals a late deal would be sought within a month. He criticized CBC bias and electoral redistribution that could cut Manitoba seats.
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Izzie Asper
Manitoba
Ottawa
Confederation
Trudeau
Asper
Canada
CBC
National Unity
House of Commons
Quebec
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Gregor
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Gladstone
Harold Wallace
Carberry
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Toronto
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