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Two cabinet ministers unveil airport plan
Two cabinet ministers unveil airport plan

Two cabinet ministers unveil airport plan

Date3/2/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Two cabinet ministers unveil airport plan. Federal Transport Minister Don Jamieson, holding information folders, talks over details of $2 billion airport plan for the Metro area with Ontario Treasurer Darcy McKeough yesterday during press conference at Toronto International AIrport where the site and scope of the project were announced. To be located 30 miles northeast of Toronto's City Hall, the new airport will be served by rapid transport.
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