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Haycock; and upon book investigates the con- the Mayer Site: A pre- t of dition of Portuguese im- historic village in Waterloo migrants and discovers, County, by a number of re- among other things, that searchers. in getting. jobs it is more . . I O . 8380 ntillhlon deficit . G , m for Ontario ov t AMA The Ontario Government 'tt expenditures increased slightly more than its rev- enue in the 12 months end- ing last March 31, the prov- ince's annual financial re- port revealed last week. to scholars. researchers and students but for the educated reader in general. It will also publish books of regional interest. Revenue climbed to $6,922 million from the previous year's $6,115 million, an increase of 13.2 percent. Expenditures meanwhile went up from $6,481 to $7,302 million, an increase of 12.6 percent. As a result. the budgetary deficit was $380 tumor and production staff, with mjnlnmm overhead. is a significant step. in find- hag a solution to this pro- Mem." 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Health spent $2,161 million (up from $1,974 million); Education, $1,410 million ($1,316 million). million or $22 million less than the original budget plan. '