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...have to get serious about educational norms and standardize training programs. Currently, students can choose to take an R.N. exam after completing courses that last from two to five years. And the pressure is on to expand less rigorous programs in order to produce more nurses. Says Paula Castonguay, a nurse recruiter at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston: "It worries me that not only are we not going to have enough nurses, but the ones we get are going to be less qualified...
...Chicago, Daily News Editor-Publisher James S. Knight yelped: "Gouge!" In Quebec City, Emile Castonguay, Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers' Association president, snapped: "No justification!" The outcry on both sides of the border was caused by the fact that Canada's St. Lawrence Corporation, Ltd. had increased newsprint prices $5 a ton, topping (by $2) the alltime high of $130 charged after World War I. Other Canadian newsprint mills were expected to follow suit, as they have in the past...
...current adjournment of Parliament from Feb. 28 to March 31. March 31 is the Saturday before Easter. Parliament could still be called any time before then, or there could be another extension, or Parliament might not be called at all. Later, Canada's Chief Electoral Officer, Jules Castonguay, announced cancellation of nine upcoming by-elections. His reason: they were unnecessary because Parliament will certainly be dissolved on or before April 17, when its legal life ends...
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