New homes going up less than 1,000 feet from east end of Downsview Airport's east-west runway are being investigated by Alderman Paul Godfrey, who say(...)

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New homes going up less than 1,000 feet from east end of Downsview Airport's east-west runway are being investigated by Alderman Paul Godfrey, who say(...)

Date5/1/1968

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Lennon, Frank (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: New homes going up less than 1;000 feet from east end of Downsview Airport's east-west runway are being investigated by Alderman Paul Godfrey; who says he is concerned about danger from possible aircraft crashes. This year; four crewmen died in crash on Invermay Ave.; three-quarters of a mile farther away.

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