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World’s biggest
yramid —in Quebec

QUEBEC (UPC) - The
Sleepy village of St. Simon,
Que. doesn't have anything
in common with Egypt but if
professional “thinker” Jean
Saint-German achieves his
aim, they will both bave
pyramids.

And the one in St. Sumon,

about 56 kilometers from

Montreal, would be the

largest in the world.
Saint-German said

Monday that his idea for the
49-story pyramid - which in
effect, would be a
mausoleum containing
200.000 coffins and 1 milhon
urns “has nothing to do
with mysticism”

“T yust think its a practical
idea sand the man who says
he isa “thinker” when asked
his occupation “Tt would be
convenient and a_ tourist
altrachon as well ”

Saint-German said he was
upset the plans for his
pyramid were made pubhic
because he wanted to keep
the idea a secret until he
found) out whether the
Quebec zoning board would
allow him to build the 534
loot high structure

“The arca where | want to
butld is zoned agricultural
but Ive apphed

for per
mission to build,” said the
43 year old) father of 12

children “I should have an

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answer by Nov. 14.”

“If they say no, Ill take
my idea to Ontario or the
United States,” he = said
adding that the pyramid -
which would house a
museum of inventions on the
ground floor and a
restaurant on top - would
cost between $40 and %$60

million to build.

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“I have the necessary
credit,” he said but he would
not go into details. Fabien

Cordeau, the Union
Nationale member for the
St. Hyacinth mding, which
includes St. Simon, con-
firmed that Saint-German
does have the necessary

financial backing for such a
project

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