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24 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, June 1, 1707 * Canadian Satellite System Proposed For Use By 1970 OTTAWA (CP) -- Canada's;satellite system to be opera- telecommunications industry to-|tional by 1970. day proposed an immediate] They said the $80,000,000 start on a Canadian - owned,|space system should be fully in- multi - purpose communicationsitegrated with existing networks to carry television, telephone calls, data and other telecom- munications services. It would involve 54 earth sta- tions, purchase of three commu- nications satellites and launch- ing of two into stationary orbit. The eight major companies of the Trans - Canada Telephone System, and Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Tele- ications, made their a wom Sekwazther MONTH-END AL SPRING-SUMMER DRESSES proposal to Transport Minister Pickersgill and other govern- ment officials. They undertook as a, group "to accept financial responsibil- ity for this satellite system--in full or to whatever degree na- tional policy may suggest.'" SYSTEM NECESSARY A brief said the system is ur- gently needed '"'to ensure that Canada's place in space-- our proper share of the limited num- ber of good orbital positions -- is not lost by default." Z. H. Krupski, chairman of the Trans - Canada Telephone System, statement: "This carefully phased pro- gram will result in a satellite oa m a rurmer ing the whole country, handling all types of communication, in- tegrated effectively with exist- ing facilities, operating at the earliest possible date and pro- vided at the most reasonable cost." ' The satellite system would ex- pand existing communications facilities, particularly to the far North. It would be designed to accommodate educational and all other anticipated television requirements well into the 1970s. TO HANDLE MESSAGES Three channels would be al- located for telephone calls and other message types of service. The rest would be devoted to national television coverage. The sponsors said Bell Can- ada's planned experimental earth station at Bouchette, Que., about 75 miles north of Ottawa, could serve as the key element in a common carrier system bringing TV to the North via satellite. Members of the Trans-Canada Telephone System are: Alberta Government Telephones; ish Columbia Telephone Co.; Manitoba Telephone System; Maritime Telegraph and Tele- phone Co. Ltd.; Saskatchewan PLAN to attend the NOW communications system cover-| Brit-| Government Telephones; Ava-| jion Teiepnone ov. LtG.; Bell Telephone Co. of Canada; and New Brunswick Telephone Co. Ltd. The brief says the CBC has reviewed the broad outlines of the proposal and judged it "not only adequate to meet presently foreseen requirements, but to provide as well the flexibility needed for future growth pat- terns of both English and French national services." The brief says the need for new long - haul telephone serv- ice will increase to 7,000 cir- cuits in 1980 from 1,000 in 1968. Only by an integrated, multi- purpose system can this country of relatively limited capital, manpower and market re- sources "match the telecommu- nications standards set in the U.S. and demanded by Cana- dian customers," says the brief. The earth stations would have' an estimated capital cost 'of $38,000,000 and the space sta- tions $17,000,000. The rockets and launching services to place two space stations in stationary satellite orbit would cost $25,- 500.000 Vietnam War Proves Costly NEW YORK (AP) -- The proud boast that the war in Viet- nam is one that the huge U.S. economy can accommodate with little effort is being shown to be inflated with air. It is a small war relative to a big economy, but it is having its effect. Vietnam: will cost more than $22,000,000,000 this coming fiscal year, less than three per cent of the U.S. gross national product of about $765,000,000,000. But this financially '"'easy" war con- tributed to inflation last year and might force a general tax increase this year. The U.S. budget deficit, it now appears, will top any pre- vious deficit, totalling perhaps $30,000,000,000, a good deal of it the result of the Vietnam war. Since the budget deficit will be potentially inflationary, pres- U.S. Faces Largest Deficit sure has increased for a cut in federal domestic spending. Parts of the Great Society, in- cluding the slogan, could be- come victims. Vietnam is a fraction of total U.S, commitment to military or defence s pending. President Johnson's budget provides for $73,000,000,000, a figure that likely will swell. The enormous size of the American production machine, many times larger than most other nations, hides much of Vietnam's impact. Prices are higher than house- wives are willing to pay and probably will go higher; inter- est rates are under upward pressure again after reaching 40-year highs last year; high mortgage rates aré delaying a forecasted housing boom. Perhaps as a consequence of tight money and rising rates, stock prices plunged last year and some blue chips remain de- pressed. The stock decline, in a limited sense, can therefore be blamed partly on Vietnam. A big concern of economists is that should there be a further buildup in Vietnam--or another flareup in Korea or the Middle East--the rise in defence spend- ing will corner more and more of the country's productivity. | A war economy is a distant threat, but its consequences sometimes are felt in advance. USE SPACE DATA VANCOUVER (CP) -- Van- couver meteorologists are using pictures from outer space for weather forecasting. The pic- tures are transmitted from two satellites orbiting the earth at heights of 200 to 400 miles over the Pacific, and show cloud for- mations in the Pacific region. NORSE COUNT CASH The average wage in Norweg- ian industry is 10.06 kroner ($1.59) an hour. | City Of Toronto | Ponders Proposal TORONTO (CP) -- Board of |control today was to consider a proposal that the city expropri- ate all the land that was to have jbeen used for the recently- iscrapped T. Eaton Centre in downtown Toronto. William .Zeckendorf, of the now-bankrupt Webb and Knapp Inc. real estate empire, is pro- posing the expropriation. He has pronised he will provide the city with about $40,000,000 to ex- \propriate the land and build a |development worth more than $250,000,000. : Mr. Zeckendorf admitted he has no money of his own for the project, but said he has ac- cess to enough money to finance the venture. Mayor William Dennison agreed Mr. Zeckendorf could raise the money if the city ac- cepted the offer. | | _ZELLER'S ' Business Opportunitie: SPARE TIME MONEY MAKER up to $100 weekly in spore time, simonizing with our special polish- machine. No experience d as we train you. $25 Hi put you in business. lust have good credit. Tele- one MR. JOSEPH, 728- 291. ' TOBACCO STORE ond LUNCH COUNTER Exceptional opportunity 725-2173 Employment Wanted ODDLERS PARADISE FROBEL -- MONTESSORI Day Nursery School 'Let your child enjoy the won- idertul method of teaching. Register now. 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