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J. C. McRuer, former Ontario Chief Justice, as a one-man commission, is examining the state of civil rights in the province and the need for new legislation to guarantee against infringement of these rights. The Sault association also asked that part-time crown attorneys and their associates in private practice be prohibited 'rom appearing in criminal or quasi-criminal cases. The group, said that such practice, common in many parts the province, leads an accused to believe there may be advantage in hiring the crown attorney.

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i Joyceville Martin J. Purtell, 24, also of Escapi 3-Year Term QUEBEC (CP) Maurice Bar-rette, 54, a travelling salesman from Wabush, Labrador, was sentenced Wednesday to three years in penitentiary. Barrette was found guilty of stealing some $8,000 between January, 1957, and December, 1963, from the Deaf and Dumb Association in suburban er til' Recaptured Free Free Parking Delivery Kingston was arrested with Tryoa. They were arrested about five miles from where two men were seen running from an abandoned car Tuesday morning after a chase through the village of Westport. Thirty police officers and three tracking dogs had been searching for the two men.

Prince, a three-year-old German shepherd, cut off the men as they attempted to escape along the shores of Desert Lake. 'Brujfrts GLIDDEN PAINTS FINE CANADIAN SINCE 1874 PERMISSION GRANTED VIENNA (UPI) The official Czech news agency reported Thursday that the government PHONE BRIGHTS FOR FREE HOME DELIVERYl AND DECORATING CENTRE 670 Goyeou Street Phone 256-5406 KINGSTON (CP) Ronald John Wilton, 25, was recaptured Wednesday night, 2'i hours after he escaped from the medium-security prison at nearby Joyceville. A group of guards found him in a swamp four miles south of the institution. Wilton was serving a term for breaking and entering and theft. He was sentenced in London, Ontario, Feb.

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Ont. (CP) Construction of a new link from Highway 401 to St. Thomas is tentatively planned for next year, A. T. C.

McNab, deputy minister of highways, said Wednesday. The project would mean a 14 to 16-mile extension of Highbury Avenue which runs through London, becomes Highway 126 and terminates south of 401. Mr. McNab said preliminary plans cell for the extension to hook In with a proposed Highway 3 bypass of St. Thomas.

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