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A $16 million contract with Krauss-Maffei AG of Munich to build 2
A $16 million contract with Krauss-Maffei AG of Munich to build 2

A $16 million contract with Krauss-Maffei AG of Munich to build 2

Date5/1/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: A $16 million contract with Krauss-Maffei AG of Munich to build 2.5 miles of transit around the Canadian National Exhibition grounds is announced by (from left) Dietrich von Bernuth of the West German company; Gordon Carton, minister of transportation and communications; and A. T. C. McNab, deputy minister, at Queen's Park. The province is going into partnership with the Munich firm.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0036835F
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