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$266 Million Nuclear Power Station Planned In Ontario Reduced

OTTAWA (CP) —- Industry Minister Duury has confirmed ii the C o m m o n s a

$266,000, V tion will be built in Ontario.

He said that Ontario Hydro will bear $120,000,000 of the cost, the federal government

.000 and the Ontario gov- ernment 566500.000,

The station is expected to be located east of Toronto. It whl generate 1,000,000 kilowatts.

“If all goes as planned, base load nuclear power will be cheaper than electricity gener- . rom coal-burning stations in the Ontario hydro system, said Mr. Drury.

Gordon Churchill. former, conservative trade minister, said Canada's 20-year-old nu- clear program has been a ma- jor success. The scientists 01 Atomic Energy of Canada Lim-

tiled deserved the thanks of all Canada.

Mr. Churchill said that with- out nuclear power Ontario by 1990 would be paying $300,000, 000 a year to import American coal for power purposes.

I Carryover

In Wheat

OTTAWA (CPi—Canada be- gan its new crop year Aug. 1 with a wheat carryover esti- mated at 461.377.000 bushels, the Dominion Bureau of Statis- tics said here.

The stockpile is about 25.870.-

” bushels less than last year's revised estimate of 497,247,000. The figures do not include the 1984 crop which unofficial esti- mates place between 550,000,000 and 800,000,000 bushels.

‘llhe carryover includes 120, 840,000 bushels of wheat on farms, about 92 per cent of it on the Prairies. A year pre- vious, farm - stored wheat to- talled 64.700.000 bushels.

There was 196,571,000 bus'lelsi

of wheat in country elevators 278.000; 127,228.00“: at the Lakehead. The rest was 117,490,000 (89,245,000; 112,854,-| bor, one of the world's busiest. I

in other terminal elevators orloom: rye 0,091,000 (4,109,000):l

in transit, The whe

bushels for the l

31. 1958.

the previous year's revised fig-tyeal‘ ave rage of 835.400.000

period.|to a total carryover of about The record one-year carryover | 772,000,000 bushels, five per cent was 733,540,000 bushels at July higher than last year's revised festimate of 734,900,000 bushels, Stocks of other ‘gralns, with ‘ but eight per cent below the 10-

ure and the 1954-63 average in

rackets:

Oats 179,376,000 bushels (150,:

(4,159,00;

at carryover was well ' 6,609,000 (3,933,000; 5,041,000

below the average of 579,073,000 954-63

bushels.

11,169.000H linseed , ). All five major grains add up

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Quebec Plans

, . t A study reveals that about Byeledlons At stake in the byelections 1111;383:831; huthszﬁlt': fgg‘fi‘: .

UEBEC l l _ - ,w' the constituencies of , 0 I .;~ E9193mm to seat: 011: 33c ' Montreal-Verdun, Matane, and Am” and As“ “9 laymen - 'Quebec legislative assemblyl§33uenay' an won by “herd” will be held Oct. 5 and Premier I m 1962- and Powhesmrt “ken Lesage predicts victories for by the oppos‘twn' a his Liberal government in all The vacancies were caused the constituencies. by the death of three of the ﬂy

The premier, announcing the I members and the appointment - of the e l e c t i o n s 1, of George O'Reilly, the Verdun shoes

said October 5 was chosen be- representative. to the gisla-l cause the elections should be tive council. 7

New Democratic Leader Douglas, also welcoming the. announcement, s aid nuclear and tidal power should be tapped and fed into a national power grid benefiting all parts of Canada. Generation and dis- tribution of electrical energy was one of the legitimate fields for government planning and public ownership.

Social Credit Leader Thomp-

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son agreed with Mr. Douglas on the need for a national power grid and said} the federal gov-

ernment should be consulting the provinces on building one.

Continuing Education Urged To Keep Druggists In Race

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HALIFAX (CPl—A Canadian university professor said here there exists “a great need for a continuing education program in pharm ." Prof. Finlay A. Morrison, as. sistant dean of pharmacy a the University of British Colum- bia. told tile Canadian Pharma- ceutical A as ociation’s annual convention that scientific knowl- edge is doubling every 10 years and will increase in volume in the future.

it was necessary for drug- gisls to continue learning "if one is to maintain his knowl-

e :c. .

lie said pharmacists already realize the need for some form continuing education gram to keep abrest of devel- opments in drugs and drug therapy.

He suggested that responsibil. ity for continuing education lies with licensing bodies. "The

Grants Urged For Research On Bug Killers

HALIFAX (CP)—Dr,v H. C. Harley, Commons member for Halton and chairman of the Commons special committee on food pesticides and drugs, said here the committee has recom- mended federal grants made available for re- searcfl killers on humans and wildlife.

Dr. Harley, addressing the annual convention of the Cana- dian Pharmaceutical Associa- tion, said the grants would be used to study “effects on hu- mans and wildlife relating to the daily intake of pesticides."

He said the committee also had recommended that the Pest Control Act be amended to pre- vent unregistered importation of pesticides from the United

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"There now is no law to pre- rent a farmer from buying in the U.S. pesticides not regis- tered in Canada for use on his d the amendment would close this looplio e.

. Harley's speech was made available to the press before presentation.

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Prof. Morrison suggested that financing of e d u c a t i o 11 pro-

t grams be done by pharmaceuti-

cal associations.

Mayor Charles A, Vaughan of Halifax, chairman at a civic luncheon given the more than 400 delegates from nine prov- Inces, said if some form of medicare was adopted in Can- ada pharmacists could become little more than general retail merchants.

There were no delegates from Quebec.

Meanwhile, the association in a general policy statement said It is prepared to accept in prin- ciple a government - comprehensive health plan if it proved impractical to provide an adequate standard of health care by expansion of existing voluntary health plans. The association said. how- ever, that if such a plan was to be acceptable to pharmacists if

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Report Is Given

WASHINGTON (AP) —- An accounting firm hired at the direction of President Johnson reported here that the Johnson family fortune totals $3,434, .

The firm of Haskina and Sells said the president and Mrs. Johnson and their two daught- Lynda Bird and Luci

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