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HIGHWAYS, EXPRESSWAYS, TUNNEL UNDER WELLAND CANAL Ontario Announces $159 Million Program Chapleau west to. Highway 17. Some paving also is provided for in the total expenditure of $1,700,000, said work on other highways and secondary roads will cost about $35,500,000. The work is mainly for reconstruction of two - lane roadways, accident- prone stretches and for re placement of narrow or un- sound structures, 6 THE COHAWA Times, Fridey, April 30, 1965 Martin Likes 'U. Of World' At Expo Site OTTAWA (CP)--External Af- fairs Minister Paul Martin said Thursday he approves "in prin- ciple" a proposal to build a world university on the site of the world's fair in Montreal. between Brockville and thejbegin in the spring. Three new Quebec border. grading contracts will be Contracts valued at $3,000,000 awarded for the sections be- will be awarded for the start of construction on another|'ween Ear Falls and Highway seven miles of the new four-|17 at Vermillion Bay. Cost of lane divided highway to replace|the new work will be $2,800,000, Sixty - three miles of High- jthe 25-mile, two-lane road be- tween Gananoque and Brock-|way 17 in northwestern Ontario ville. will be brought up to Trans- Paving of 17 miles of two-lane|\C anada Highway standards. road between Brockville and|Contracts let this year will total the border will open the stretch| $5,200,000, for grading and pav- ing of 31 miles, paving of 16). to four-lane traffic. A two-lane jstretch of the freeway east to|miles, grading of three miles year on the tunnel under the Welland Canal at Thorold is $13,800,000. The tunnel will form the new route of Highway 58 from north of Highway 20 to TORONTO (CP)--A $158,797,- 000 highways construction pro- gram for 1965-66, including the start of work on the Kitchener- Waterloo expressway and a tun- nel under the Welland Canal at)Highway 406. Thorold, was made public! Eventually, three tunnels are Thursday by Highways Minister|to be built under the Welland) Charles MacNaughton. Canal, which is to be twinned! Other major constructionjby the St. Lawrence Seaway work will be undertaken on the|Authority. The highways de- Macdonald - Cartier Freeway,|partment says many canal the Ottawa Queensway, high-|crossing structures have be- ways 17, 11, 101 and 105. injcome inadequate because of in- Northern Ontario, the Sudbury-|creased canal ship traffic. But he added the government would have to study the pro- posal carefully before making) any commitment. \e Timmins highway, Highway 403) New contracts valued at $2,-\Chatham also is to be widened|and construction of four bridges through Hamilton, and the 100,000 will be let for work on Brantford bypass. jthe 1.4-mile gap in the 10-mile Contracts for about $2,500,000 Ottawa Queensway. The con- will be awarded for the start of|trolled - access freeway through this year, completing the free- way as a four-lane route from) Windsor through to Gananoque. Widening the freeway to 12 and overpasses, j On the Sudbury - Timmins' highway new contracts will be LITTLE THEATRE --~presents--- let for 24.8 miles of grading and| granular base in three sections: Eight miles south of Highway) 101; 7.8 miles south of a point Mr. Martin told a delegation from the 300,000-member Cana-) dian Home and School and Par-) ent-Teacher Federation which met with him for 25 minutes) that the practical aspects of the) project need a great deal of 7 careful research. In a brief, the federation said, it had polled 25 Canadian uni- versity presidents on the desira- bility of Canada sponsoring a world university 'devoted to the arts of peace." if Of the 25, four were not pre- pared to express an opinion at that time, eight were opposed . and 13 expressed a mixture of iy. / Z | er eee i. iG a favorable and unfavorable re- d ' --The Cana-|tiser to advertise in specific) , actions. ' ' y |dian section of the Common-|newspapers on the same terms|... Northern Ontarid, a 34 rf i , i 4 ; dé jwealth Press Union Thursday j Ses jmile section of the Atikokan- tir mig re at (a8 he does in others." to-Fort Frances extension of world university with full intel- paisluting|Highiray 1 will ba paved Wt 4 i Historically, the Bey tems terechinl we catiient says, government influence on cost of $600,000. The 88 - mile jlanes across the top of Metro- |politan Toronto will continue with the award of a contract for a 4,5-mile section east of/16 miles south of 101; and nine) Yonge Street and a 2.1-mile!miles south of a point 24 miles| section east of Islington'sout of 101. | ane Hamil Construction. of an additional fe n < e ms Se in 1 Con-\18.5 miles of Highway 101 from, struction will start in 1965 ON) Foleyet to Wawa will begin in| ja further 2,2-mile section of | 1965. The section extends from| Highway 403 west of Aberdeen) Avenue to Mohawk Road. About| CLEAN @ SILENT @ EFFICIENT AMELESS construction on the 14-mile Kit-|the city of Ottawa will be com- chener - Waterloo freeway.|pleted in 1966. When completed it will ring the) Major construction on the core of the twin cities. Later|Macdonald - Cartier Freeway the controlled - access highwayjoutside of Toronto will be un- is to be linked with the Mac-/dertaken on the replacement 4\donald - Cartier Freeway. 'highway between Gananoque Value of work to begin thisiand Brockville and on paving) "Fashion" TONITE 8:30 P.M. McLoughlin Library Theatre TICKETS at the DOOR $2,400,000 has been set aside for this. of $1,200,000 for) Press Union Not Ecstatic Over Tie-In Of Tax, Presson" 2m: |Brantford bypass will be let) \this year. jexpressed grave concern at the application to newspapers of itaxation provisions, announced |Monday in the federal budget, ldesigned tq forestall foreign ownership of Canadian news- papers and periodicals. | In a resolution 2dopted at a special meeting the Canadian section said the stipulation-- that advertising costs are not deductible for. income tax pur- poses if the money is being spent in a newspaper controlled by other than Canadians-- -'creates a dangerous precedent This method of forestalling foreign control, the resolution says, might lead "'to direct in- jterference with the freedom of the press." 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Conservative and Libera liaries. Orders for 4,000,000 were re-ipart any further changes it/members, however, said this) Mr. Lewis said the commis- turned and a freeze placed on makes in electoral boundaries.| would tend to tie the commis-|sion's report will be ready 'not Mr. Gordon told the Commons commission to - reconsider its : sae ; that the mint has been working/recommendation that the num-|Was rejected. sion," which normally would three shifts.a day, six days ajber of seats in the legislature Roderick Lewis, clerk of theibegin in January, 1966. 000. Up to Wednesday, orders Many provincial politicians for 1,100,000 sets had been filled| were upset at the alterations to at a price of $4.00 a set. riding boundaries suggested in ance of these 2,000,000 sets will, Reg Gisborn (NDP -- Went- be produced and shipped out/Worth East) said the commis-| before the end of July," Mr. "Consequently by the end of LONDON (CP) Islington July . . . the mint can begin tojbank clerk Robert Platten, 40, produce sets to meet the re-|is getting set for his third cross- ders had to be returned earlierjsummer -- in a 15 - foot craft on in the year, and of any|shaped like a whisky bottle. His others who are entitled to pur-jearlier voyages have been in a about international understand- Britain than did direct censor- way 105 south of Ear Falls will Be Sk Marine Cpl. Robert Craw- at An Suk, South Viet Nam. Springfield, Mo., Marine's nounced a new section to the|Hines, 22, a 212-pound fullback with communist Viet Cong minute fire fight. 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