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for the integration of teachers colleges with the it universities in Ontario are con tained in report released Mon day by the committee of presi dents of universities of Ontario The report the conunittees second annual review says tenlt tatlve agreement has been reached between the committee and the province to have univer sities start taking over educa tion of eiornemary sdnool leadk ers in the fall of 1569 fIheeducation minister could let requirements for certifica tion but the universities would set admission standards The university would have to ensure its education graduates rneet certificate requirements but could develop itsown cur tion and toencourage govern ments to take practical action alniILst it Askedabout Canadas role in drawing up the resolution on matter that has not been before the assembly before he said Canada has been in it from the start she is very enthusiastic FRIGIITENWG ASPELTS Asimm said the lrighicning feature of world pollution is that no one knows what the end eliect will be As examples Ihe mentioned that fish in certain lakes in Swe den now are unlit for consump tion because Efliiilcivihat seeped th the ground made them poisonous An insecticidespray intrm Integration ricuhun and set additional standards Prospective teachers would pay the same lens as other students Under the agreement the province would build the neces sary facilitieslfor the universi ties Operating costs would gradually be transferred from the education department to the department of university of fairsl The takeover of teacher train ing bythe universities has been under discussion for the last two years and one of the major ob stacles has been the future at the staff of teachers colleges The report recommended that staff members of teachers col ieges be encouraged to take study leave to improve their ac ademic qualifications during thrceryear period OttawaannaénnNcs can CANADIAN races MONDAY on fees The federal government of lered the coastal provinces all but Berta 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