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Research goal
Research goal

Research goal

Date11/7/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Research goal: The target is to spend 1.5 per cent of GNP on research and development
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0009103F
A laser gun, connected to a computer and set up in a seven-ton truck, is being used at York University to measure pollution and analyze weather condit(...)
A laser gun, connected to a computer and set up in a seven-ton truck, is being used at York University to measure pollution and analyze weather condit(...)
7/9/1975
Lighting the way
Lighting the way
2/14/1986
Fingerprints On A Cheque are examined by forensic analyst Ed Campbell with the aid of the Ion/Argon Laser at OPP headquarters. A beam of laser light i(...)
Fingerprints On A Cheque are examined by forensic analyst Ed Campbell with the aid of the Ion/Argon Laser at OPP headquarters. A beam of laser light i(...)
6/15/1977
Sky gazing
Sky gazing
9/3/1981
Compact communicators: Resembling a pair of oversized binoculars, the laser link-up equipment is small and highly portable
Compact communicators: Resembling a pair of oversized binoculars, the laser link-up equipment is small and highly portable
7/2/1981
Research boss: Dr. Charles MacInnes, who is responsible for the $1.4 million spent annually on rabies research in Ontario, is seen in his laboratory at Maple. The province spends approximately $15 million a year for vaccines, treatments, research, diagnoses and rabies quarantines.
Research boss: Dr. Charles MacInnes, who is responsible for the $1.4 million spent annually on rabies research in Ontario, is seen in his laboratory at Maple. The province spends approximately $15 million a year for vaccines, treatments, research, diagnoses and rabies quarantines.
7/13/1986
Back Lane breakaway. Above, Brendan Clarke, 17, breaks in on goal playing ball hockey yesterday in the Hanson St.-Coxwell Ave. area. Below, Clarke singals his goal on netminder Derrick Robak, 16
Back Lane breakaway. Above, Brendan Clarke, 17, breaks in on goal playing ball hockey yesterday in the Hanson St.-Coxwell Ave. area. Below, Clarke singals his goal on netminder Derrick Robak, 16
3/29/1992
A Sure Goal? That would appear to be the case as Minnesota Saints' Paul Holmgren (24) has puck right in Toros' goal crease in last night's WHA game at(...)
A Sure Goal? That would appear to be the case as Minnesota Saints' Paul Holmgren (24) has puck right in Toros' goal crease in last night's WHA game at(...)
12/9/1975
Centre forward Nancy Collett, 17, of Bishop Strachan scored five goals in one game this week, giving her 20 goals in six games for the Bears field hockey team this season
Centre forward Nancy Collett, 17, of Bishop Strachan scored five goals in one game this week, giving her 20 goals in six games for the Bears field hockey team this season
10/25/1989
A Goal in Mind, With 11 goals in the last 11 games, Rockets soccer star Eddy Berdusco is playing the kind of game that earns a $500,000 salary in Euro(...)
A Goal in Mind, With 11 goals in the last 11 games, Rockets soccer star Eddy Berdusco is playing the kind of game that earns a $500,000 salary in Euro(...)
7/22/1992
Rare goal: Leaf captain Wendel Clark celebrates a goal by Brian Bradley - his first ever for Toronto - as Detroit defenceman Brad McCrimmon looks on in the first period last night at the Gardens
Rare goal: Leaf captain Wendel Clark celebrates a goal by Brian Bradley - his first ever for Toronto - as Detroit defenceman Brad McCrimmon looks on in the first period last night at the Gardens
10/5/1991
Realistic goals: Happinesses stems from a realistic evaluation of your own capabilities and goals, says Dr. Saul Levine, head of psychiatry at Sunnybrook Medical Centre. Then you will appreciate your achievements, feel comfortable with yourself and not have to prove yourself to others.
Realistic goals: Happinesses stems from a realistic evaluation of your own capabilities and goals, says Dr. Saul Levine, head of psychiatry at Sunnybrook Medical Centre. Then you will appreciate your achievements, feel comfortable with yourself and not have to prove yourself to others.
2/10/1982