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MONTREAL (CP) — A fontreal hospital plans to ex ‘periment with different grades of patient care—from intensive day- and-night medical care for ser- ious .patients to a “‘do-it-your- self’’ area for walking patients.

The experiment—tried in a few ‘United States hospitals but never fully tested in Canada—is to be started next year at the. Queen Elizabeth Hospital here.

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OG), said the men were parading’ to ensure four members of the brotherhocd be- ing tried by the SIU were not in- timidated or molested when they left the hail.

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MONCTON (CP) — The cond- tion of singer Gloria Richard is considerably - improved, Hotel Dieu hospital officials said Thurs- day. Miss Richard, whdé recently won & CBC Canada - wide talent coniest, has nearly three weeks with an un disclosed illness.

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