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EDllOllllil EXAMINER TELEPHONES rm Casilied Adverbs mam A11 0928 mm new loan Your No log Barrie Facing Rapid Growth The design for development outlined esterda Premier John Roberts will have farreachidg effect oh Barrie Not so many years ago the city was the centre of strictly rural economy moving at leisurely pace and looking forward to modest gains in po ulation and commerce Even today with the popula on touching 28000 the prospects have been bright but still modest The government plan has changed all that As City selected for urban development Barrie can expect rapid and accelerating development of business and in dustry With corrcspo ding increases in residential areas An educated guess is that our population will reach I100000 Within 30 years and may go far beyond that gure The implications are clear We will have more govern mentassisted industry rapidlyincreasing population and major challenge to civic authorities who must giude this development for the good of the community and its people Reiatively speaking Barrie will not be big city but it will be far cry from its form and pace of today The change will provide civic authorities with wonder ful opportunity to plan model city with residential commercial islands and industry in their proper places Haphazard growth which was the rule of the past should give way to orderly development At least that is the prospect and also the plan of the government in seeking to stem the tide of metropolitan sprawl Lik the other communities selected for growth Barrie ill be much like favorite sons it will get new industries and roads more poo in and headaches too It Will not havoto go out and see industry industry will come under the benevolent prodding of the government The changes may bring bewilderment to some but pride Ito most of us They will spell progress the hope of most small communities and the certain thought that stagna tion will not be our lot Uranium Rules Stay The Same OWAWA OF Resources being drawn up be said but ho Minister Greene offered an Interim elaboration of assurance Tuesday that the government doesnt intend to change the rules in lnld nrmd plum1h have been eund Commons mutemmt Mr Gmno said such companies that were engaged in explore tion before the gchrnmcnt moved March to block sale of Canadian uranium holdings to foreign lntcresh will be treated the SW as existing forelgnovmcd producers Detailed regulations on oer ership in the industry are still his policy was nary to over come the not unnatural con cern and companies plan int will on nmn for the cprrcntipor um Green said ibu govemmt wants to develop poll that will Wage foreign cinvestment but lat tho sumo time ensure Cn nadinn control over resources development Ibis important be said that foreign investors be assured that Canada will not ctinngo the rules on them after they have put money into the country Increase In Jobless Insurance Claims OTTAWA OP Dominion Bureau of Statistics reported nies doy that the number of claims for insurance benefits at the end of February was up to IMAM from 659500 the previous month and 631000 your earlier Police Seek Identity OtMan TORONN CF Police Iivu been trying to identify ii headless men since April 25 who probably shot himself in the Don Valley ravine The man between 20 and so weighed 155 pounds and bud brown hair nnd biuu cycs Budget Approved For Separate school TORONTO CPI The Tore nto Separate Schodi Board np proved mesdny 551758091 budget for 1910 up lo per cent from lost year with 3400 touchers snlorics and ninepercent wngo increase accounting for $29000000 Polly Saved Day For Small Home CAMBRIDGE England Reuters Polly the Parrote habit of screeching Ilro every time saw something burnlng saved tho aooycnrold tiInIchcd culture of his owners mosdny Firemen were culled by Derck Barrett Pollys owner and prevented the blaze at the house in nearby Shcprcth from spreading Uhr Nixon Waiting Gamble Result WASHINGTON Remus President Nixon is awaiting the outcome or the greatest gamqu of his life the success or failure of his Cambodian venture with quiet confidence He has until June the date he said Tuesday American troops would be oul of Com bodio in make or brcuk in the words of faithful sup porter Republican Sonata Rob on Dole of Kansas If it works it is stroke of genius If it doesnt he strikes out That just about sums up the national altitude as angry de bate continues over the prcsl dents decisions to order Lhou sands of United States troops to seek out the North Vietnamese and Vlct Cong sanctuaries in Cambodia and to destroy mom the president is unable to produce convincing proof of the correctness of the new movn political upcm say he will be finished politically and destined to be onbtcrm president inability to find large dumps of Communist arms llmmunl tion and equipment In the sand modes and expansion of the prcsent operations would pro duce even more bitterness than that which already divides the country NEEDS SUCCESS The proldcnts relations with critics in Congress who were not consulted In advance about his military decision already have produoed major constitu tioonl problems which only sue ccss on the battlefield can cffcltgt Lively quiet 45 Medical Care Cost Raise Voted By Medical Association OTTAWA GP Doctors who follow the voluntary fee schedule strucune of the On llrlo Medics Association plnn uonllohtbnnusunl lee increase next year no association hiosdoy up proved rise in total medical cifro costs of per cent through now fee schedule to ne nonee many rur yearn They clninIod on overall rise of 126 per cent would have been justied on tho basis of wage and other economic indexes Charley Horse For BC Economy VANWUVE CF The muscle flbr In Briish Colum bins industrial physique cons lsts at 400 grimy tugbonts that churn unobtrus ch through coastal waters towing raw ma erlals and goods worth mil lions On Sunday the Canadian MOrchIint Service Guild which represents the 1200 officers manning the supercharged sca golng specks gave the provin clnl economy chnrley horse of coliossal proportion We Want KDRCA VIETNAM cheuvA KET an UMuklswv used to determine foo patterns The smaller figure was set to conrm wlth the federal price and Income conunlsnon Intb innunniiry guidelines anlt nounccd Dr Bette Stephenson the Wainwriqu general pretti tlonc he look or Tresday luau woman Bren norm guild imwm many or Examiner Barri Ontario Canada Wudncsdly May 1770 BARRIE WILL GROW UNDER GOV Yesterday may have been Sarries day of destiny 11000 doctors in tho pmvincm follow the DMA scheduler com fldontlnl survey is under way to find out The actual furschedule in creases will he set between now and next November MAYOR L13 Oooko of Barrio shows the governments devel opment plan hunk in ibr South Viet us Hit Three New SAIGON AP 115 and South Vietnamese forces opened three new fronts inside Cum bodin today but in Vietnam the North Vic nmose launched massive assault that killed 25 Americans at an artillery base south of the demlllturilcd zone It was the largest number of Americans reported killed in single nitan in years Thirty more Americans from the mist Airbomo Division were reported wounded In die attack on the artillery base to miles south of tho DMZ Initial re ports siild 15 North Vietnamese were killed While heavy mortar barrage pinned down the 115 troops the North Vietnamese bit the bust ring rocket grenades and ri cs Slinrp fighting and terror nt tncks were reported at several other points in the northern privinccs with sir more Ameri cans and i5 guerrillas killed grenade thrown Into police stution in Do Nnng killed six Vi otnamosu po iic and wounded slid Tho North Vletnomese up Strikes Close my Universities From RentersAP An attempt to parolyse Into Washington and student strikes on American college campuses coasttosconst were planned today as protest against the dlspntch of American troops to Cnmbodin and the killing 01 four students at Ohios Kent Stlilo University At Washington hundreds of Gmuuolown mor II II and iulirgo Washington unich ly students today planned to fl qul morning rush how Home iuu lhl capltul by lhluwllii in Iun chain bliIrlcuIlus it cts coullllou of nnliwar uu ll cullud for glunt lllllltlll lIlllS in front of the White llou Szilliidlly and New York Unl verslty students plllnnnd WWII to Vuslllnulnu tmluv In liill lo rill nil lIIIII iuI lll lllulls III CIIIIIIIIIIIIII Student strikes huvo spread to more than 170 campuses and there are pious to extend them to more with faculty and nib mlnlsirativo booking in mnny CASES The presidents of 34 colleges have appealed to President Nixon to consider the dangers of an unprecedented alienation of Am youth and the dr us of i5 medical schools sent Iricgrum to tho prcsldcnt urglt ing in quick mild to fighting In in fluclliu SOME CLOS DOORS Some universities shut down flitugcthcr others held rullios prayer meetings or vlglls There were clashes with police on some campuses Tuesday 0n others there were indications of MIIIpurl for the move into nm ll llumul numu troops pu troliod at tho University of Ms consin in Madison after police said more ihnn 85 persons were arrested in two days of window smnshing nnd flrebvmb vandal ism Tlio wave of protests was touched off Monday when Nu tlonnl Guardsmen culled out by Ohio luv James Rhodes to control antiwar demonstrations at Kent Stuit illCd into crowd Four students were killed The Faculty Senate Tuesday blamed Rhodes and his udjlh tautgeneral Dol Oorso or the doulhs Fifteen persons were injured aniy today when helmeth po lice armed with clubs and Si dcnrms routed somo 500 Seton Hall University studouts in Sullili IIllllll NJ lllt ullilltllts upru uiuuml II slI uI buIIIire to Inulvbt lhv Buffalo NY polling rod tear gas and on lcd studouison the campus of Buffalo State University and nearby slrouls hiosday night The incident ln volving about 500 students fol lowed similar encounters during tho duy Pull also used tear gas and clubs in tho state Cilpltol bulld lug in Austin To to break up demonstration by Vera hundred protesters who hnd marched from the University of Texas campus it blocks away Princeton University faculty voted to suspend classes for the remainder of the semester and took stand us group eon damning the war in Southeast Asia They also npprovcd Ii two ock recess prior to the Nuvuulliur uluelluu sluduuls lilll lur III pulill illll IIIIILIL pcarod to be putting most of their retaliatory effort into the northern provinces US olll cinls claim the operations in Cambodia have disrupted Com munist supply lines to the south of South Vietnam Thousands more American and South Vietnamese troops crossed into Cambodia in the biggest offensive of the war Informed soumts said bk tween 20000 and 25000 Ameri4 can troops and about an equal number of South Vietnamese now are limiting Noth Vietnam ese and Viot Cong hose camps in Cambodia at six points along 250 miles of the border The Southern allied com mands claimed more than 2500 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed most of thorn by air strikes since the first oifcnsive was launched Thursday Thou sands of tons of arms ornmun lion other military cqulpmcnt and food have been cnpturcd or destroyed hendqunrtors said But they still have not located tho Communist headquarters portrd to be in Cambodia Incomplete reports put South ern allied casualties at 17 Amer icans and 170 South Vietnamese troops killed and 61 U5 and 651 South Viotn nmoso troops wounded TAKE SNUOL in the Fish Hook region at Cambodi about 80 miles northnorthwest of Sukgun the North Vietnamese pulled out of tho plantation town of Snuol us Amoricnn bombers wiped out 90 per cent of it Iind 05 took form rolled In unopposed Ilio bomsz were called in litter the tank column fought its way into the centre of tho town Tucs day and then had to retreat The thleujronis opened today were northeast and southwest of the Fish Hook Three thousand USi inlan try from tho LSLh Division began moving by helicopter and or moved personnel rrlers West ward along lioqu 20 50 miles southwest of the Fish 001 South Victnnmosls troop lllfltl lvllll out If Lut NI ll ullfl lec to llI II Willi the Hill AllllUlLd Cnvlllly RI onto ostcrdzly The mayor ter med th plans completely sat isfying Moro stori on page 15 Ernmincr photo Forces Fronts gimcnt advancing north home offer capturing bnuol iicl opIcrs landed truo lsl Air Cnv ry Di sion and South Vlutu m0 troops miles north or Sum lie and about 10 mlle beyond Lhe border This is also northeast of the Pi lloo Is Trudeau lifter Premier Bourassa OTTAWA ICP Prime Minister Irudeuu to capture Robert Hour be fore the Quebec Liberal leader takes uvcras prcml Mr lrudcau and his chic Quebec licut not Regional Ex pansion min or drum illan hand have been busy publi interpreting what Mr Bourossa will do as premier onmnro Pouncmivs lis ten to Ontario mlor ihii ltollurts us he uullln oulu centred duvellpmcul WEATHER Not Mon Thin l0 For Copy 16 Page In move to counter problems of urban sprawl within an 8GOOsquarernilc triangle based on Toronto the Ontariogovernment yesterday introduced plan for controlling development The plan outlines the future for urban growth transportation agriculture and recreation within the triangle bounded by Hamilton in the west Cobourg in the east and hlidiand in the north Barries role in the plan calls for increased popula tion improved trafc connections to the south west and north and preservation of balance between urban growth agriculture and recreation lncvitablv tili would also bring to Barrie increased government facilities and manufacturing ll ll Basic to the governments Du sign for Development are three nast est land corridors Al heanbuxbanizcd region along Lake Ontario middle belt of agricultural and recreational land and northern area of urban expansion and economic growth The main thrust of the plan is aimed at curbing the rapid growth of Metropolitan Toronto by promoting growth to the west and cost and particularly in the Oshawa Bowmanvillc area to the east AS GUIDELINE Although the province will Icly use Inc plain as mil blind and is lirhi an the basic scheme or zoned dovvlopmcnt the gnvcrn imam will receive submissions until Sept 30 about specific plans for local urns The lakefront corridor extend ing from llnmiltbnioBovlmnn ville and 20 miles north to Rich fume nut will will meltum at two tiers separated by park way of open space and right ofwsy fai mo rail and munic ipal services In the lower tier opmcnt in the next in yours will centre on the regional Centres of Hom iiton nil ssaugn and Oshawa and on the subrcgiunal ccntrcs or Burlington Onkvillc nnd Alax The plan suggests the estab nlcnt after luau of two new cBruck and Columbus hlpupululiun of 500 in the Pickcrl Oshawa Iirun LATER JIIASIS in tho uppr tier cumin sis on developrl vi will came in the period loan zinc and will stress continui growth In Brampton sn etsvilc and Murkhanl and now iliuwtll centred on scvonl ex ling or planned communitos rm lzikulruut corridor clvIltu lily will form lokcslioru city an asunme population 5700000 by the your 2000 Ii Charles Mut Nuughlon 5qu the core Tommi zunu will be given Iull range if transit 0r lcts connections in southwestern Ontnrio will be imprulud uud dir services to Simch Count Ntchcnur lerloo and Osllalvacubourg vlll iullow The middle corridor will be bounded by lines extending north of Burlington and Bow mnnviilc to connect with no castwest line running acruss the tip of Luke Simcoo This zone called commu by llrr MucNuughton of its nearness to To plan in Toronto nicsday They are from loll Dcpuly TI Ill qul Iiowlupiuunl nlInur Vc$lllli50ll Education Minis min Will roughly miles In tlclli ruribvr zluulh In will be limited viu large arm reserved for agriculture and recreation land PRlME AREA The guvornmvnts prlmc ac IIons in regard In urban and economic expansion will he re sened for mu Ihlrd corridor bounde by Kilchcnvr on Ilia Fclurbumugh and Cob our on the cast and CulliI wood and iIIdland in the north The papquIIon in oils uutcr tone expected to rumb amoooo by the your uoo large ly concentrated In Barrie rimm ford Kitchch Waterloo Gait Guelph autumnal Pctorbo uugli Port Hope nnd Cobourg Despite um emphasis on de vclopmcnt in this third zone the plan envisages the reservation of large blocks of land for LIng culture and recreation use of simply as conservation areas design omnbasms dueb upmenr in up hlldlnudBar area to provide closer ties with Norihem Ontario and in the For llopoCobouIg area as springboard to eastern Onlur NEW CENTRES Both Midland and Purl HBPL Cobourg are on as In it new centres for shipping on the Great Lakes uld St Lawrence River respectively Mr Mac ugliton also pruni isud nec ruconillivud iuns leth Inc next npmunt of the Km encIWul quoalumulpn mu 11er in regard to prov 10 water sewer and of recreation for mu whole mglun covered by me pi ll be live Iull shoreline or Lake SInlan the urn an Iranspuriullun the plan milk Lll Barrie ziIIIi dinild run iug through Richmond Hill find Nuwniurkct to Bradford Major runsporluilun mules would include dtruct route In Kitchener from Barrie and mule up lhc cast do of lmku Simone Proposed mnuury routes would include Ilk from OrIlliil to thy Cuboui ren and one rum PquIuomugli to Us hall 0N PAGE IS Bnrries population In 100 ami by 1570 uurrlumiuuhum high way proposed luuyox Cooke limits of this plan for William Davis Toronto Mayor William Dennison Mei Ill CIIulIIIIIIII Albert Czuiipbull Ci Wircpllutu news some iKitchenerWa Area To Be TORONTO tGl Wm remmmst on rrlD be nude Killian me put opmtnt of the lpb nru ml the Bord Pronn Curie lfoc auglifen referred to the as the Ontario govt mm tumbled In dbslgn for the delelopmtril of the region centred on Tom lie said Lb prol be expccis to in structuring Lbs form of umau growth occur In the estern Clnilts Tbe Kitchener uterine GaitGuelph art has experi emu spociacuisr mum in tho dtcadr he said it has becioieolfhe malorbcn uric of industrial expaug son relling from the Unitcd SiattsCJaadn trade agreement in the eutemollve field This gmutb boueler has rai ed some problem with re gani lo the vision of ade sewur and ozhcr cb are am being studied iiarl the role of III BranJOrd Lrea being looked at canfully In the work being carried out frvr the Is agara gum and for the sp Iui study of lfnldlmnnd Norfolk The ma report Issued by the germ said that one of the points of future develop policy nouid ix to to resolve the gmmh prohl of the Kitchenur area Without drawing upon II to malm room spontaneou growth will occur on the warn periphery of the Toronnire EiiEZI The roles of these centres now must be recvabrnlbd with special consideration to the in dustrial complex now coming into being along the north shore Lake Eri Evidence Talier SIE MARIE Ont CF Talks have broken off between negotiators for the Marinesan Tube Co and the members of Local 5595 of the United Steel Workers of America Spokesnicn for both rides said nies day all nommonclary is sues have bee resolved blit lit Lro as been made in garcqu on salaries No for that talks an old company spokman Said the company has offered the union substantial wage and fringe benet increases Neither side has made public its de mands or proposals APhone Tenders KUNDER BAY Thunder Bay city council Will ask the federal combines invesa ligation branch to look Into fenders received recently can cemlng telephone ch cabin Five companies sltmittcd In on various Iypes of cable and in one type four bids were fully the name in the second type our again were similar and In file Ihird our the same the uni being lcsss ine similar bids came in from Cochrane Dunlnp Hard were North Star Electrical Northern Electric and Northern Engineering Still Jobless 0ITAWA CPD About half of he more Tn 910 grndlr ing students of Ottawa Teachers college lined up jobs on tile lra dltionol hiring day Principal Juln Rogers reported Tuesday vlhat compares with ii recruit ing figure of as per cent Ii year ago and we thought that was risls Mr Rogers said LA recent survey indicated only about five per cent of last years graduating class was still jobless as of loot December My lingers atlribullad the job squeeze to budget cuts and lpwcr elementary school enrol moot but said some of the 20 school bourds recruiting in Friday may have underesti mated requirements The Poor Bulls wNDON fneuterul Prince Charles Is not so sure artificial insemination is good lining ts rnlhcr unfair an the ram and bulls raid tho heir to tho British throne Litlesday night in televi aian program on Welsh forming Sent Back To US snuoon fcll Christopher Wayne Thompson 25 of MII ford NH was Ordered do portcd lo the United States ny following conviction on horses of po salon of marijuana and 32 calibre voler 110 was Arrested April 17 with 140 grmns of marijuana after gun avlug diqmlo with Ii serv ice station attendant at this communify in ruling 50th of Fontford Ho tilii ned total of $350 by Provincial Jlldgo Ross Pollution Crisis Ionomo CPI Energy and Resources Minister orgc trloo Chec Km said Nosday Ontario fa lequ vols the idea of an International dayi body that can act quickly when arises on file Mr Kerr was commenting in The and of been Also the lepislaim on proposal of the Ontario Medical Atsocim IIon meeting in Ottawa mm new international agency he formed to clean up the pollulod GILat Lakes drainage basin Ice there should be some surf of regulatory body IhaI uill look after the Great Lat Ir gion solely he said adding Ilia daytoday problems such as scwagodisposal regulation could be left to provincial and state bodies Talks Halted NEON There is no evidence that birthcontrol pills are being dispensed lo in dams and Eskimos without pre scriplions from doctors Health Minister Thomas Wells said in the legislature Tuesday He was replying to an earlier question by Elie Martel um 5lidbury East Need Bigger Room NIO GP The Ontario department of pub lic works has budgeted floaoumtqcnlnrgo on room in the legislatur whore ho cabinet meets The extra splice needed for tile ZJnlan cnbi not Public Works Minister John Slmonolt explained Its for all the delegations which Visit the cabinet Don Jackson iNDPTem lskamingb asked Why the cabinet cannot meet delega tions in committee rooms The cabinet needs to be near the premlors office Mr Simonctt said tlonnl airport in central is not expected planning propos sfor tho Toronlabnscd region the province Deputy Trcanlt irer Ian Mncdonnld said Tuesv day Mr Mocdonald told news conference that the province has worked closely wllh federal authorities in planning the air part to alleviate pressure on the Toronto lntemotlonni Hold and he expects no difficulties Washain Iob OTTAWA CF Schomherg Construction Ltd of Scllomberg Ont has been awarded $23750 contract to build DDS olllL at Woshng Inf the public works department un nuuncrd today PAPA BURG iiliiiii Beef after its cooked like you do at home